amna: joel, what about you?onventional wisdom is, the party in power struggles in midterms. is that different this year? does that hold? joel: well, i will take the last point neil made about the generic ballot being dead-even. if you look back historically, that's not a good number for democrats. republicans have done much better at the state levels. they have been able to gerrymander districts to their benefit, just as democrats do to ours when we're in power. but it gives republicans an upper hand. and so i think that the house is going to be very, very difficult to hold at this point. and i think the senate, we have no margin for error as democrats. we are 50/50, with the vice president comprising the deciding vote there. and there are tough races all over the country. now, i think both of them, both parties right now have about 40 safe seats up. so there are going to be a handful of competitive districts that are going to determine the outcomes there. in some of them, republicans look good. some are very cl

joel: significant vulnerabilities.cording to history, a first-term president traditionally loses seats in congress to the opposition already. redistricting strengthened the chances for republicans in certain districts. even recent student loan forgiveness was extraordinarily popular among latino voters. so, there are weaknesses and are going to be issues president biden is going to have to continue to push against, and the inflation argument seems that one republic sends seems the one that republicans are going to rely on the most. but democrats that the winds are in their sales and the base has been mobilized and they are trying to get people to recognize that if you vote for republicans in this election, you are going to be helping president trump. haidi: we are minutes away from the speech. is it more effective for the president to mount a positive defense of democracy rather than a critique of his opponents? joel: joe biden is a patriot. he has been a public servant for five decades, serving in the senate. i was a

here is the problem, you don't give a cooperation agreement to a guy like joel greenberg unless you're convinced he's reliable and corroborated. you make sure that you have that first then you give the cooperation agreement and then you charge other people based on that information and what is happening here is they gave joel greenberg this sweet heart deal, this cooperation agreement and now deciding they can't use him so they've done this backwards, they've crossed themselves up and left themselves without a viable way to charge matt gaetz. >> elie, i don't know if you know the answer to this or if there is an answer to this but could they rely on the young women, the underaged women he was supposedly somehow involved with? >> sure, they could rely on victim testimony and other testimony, financial records, phone records, anything that prosecutors would rely on in any case but it was clear that they intended at some point or hoped joel greenberg would be the keystone of the case and i should say this. there is nothing wrong with cooperating witnesses. i mean s, i used plaenty of coop

[laughter] >> you will notice there is not joel. [laughter] joel suffered a fall in his hometown yesterday, hurt his back. he was told by a doctor, do not get on an airplane. governor sibelius agreed to step in. thank you for that. [applause] >> i like ku. [laughter] >> you lost the crowd, neil. kathleen, twice elected governor of kansas. she pointed out to me she is one of three democratic women who have been elected governor of kansas. that makes this the only state that has that distinction. subsequently, she was appointed by president obama as the secretary of health and human services, which is a really easy job. [laughter] she was kansas insurance commissioner and served in the state legislature. we are having a conversation that is simultaneously national and of kansas. our topic is political polarization and we want to talk about how it might affect the 2022 vote. but first, how we got here. polarization seems to be the backdrop of everything. we seems to be a country that is not only evenly divided, but bitterly. let me ask

does this, joel, it is this risk dragging _ call.is this i risk dragging nato into the war? call. does this, joel, it is this - risk dragging nato into the war? we heard out of contextjoe biden talk about the red lines at the weekend and you wonder why he made that, at that particular time. lip and you wonder why he made that, at that particular time.— that particular time. up till now, nato has that particular time. up till now, nate has not _ that particular time. up till now, nato has not been _ that particular time. up till now, nato has not been in _ that particular time. up till now, nato has not been in direct - that particular time. up till now, i nato has not been in direct conflict and combat and the ukrainians have defended their territory courageously and effectively as discussed in the counteroffensive really undermine the will of vladimir putin and made him and his underlings understand they are losing the war and that's a position that will continue for some time. we have seen an extensive increase over recent months i

. >> go ahead, joel. >> after he died in all of those stories came out, we kept our one mission was to just follow the truth, whatever the truth is. or what we're going to believe and it is what really happened. >> yeah, i was just going to say everyone i've talked to have said nothing but good things about seth. he was bright and charismatic and an impressive young man. mary, if can you speak to it, you sort of referenced it a little bit earlier, you're still tortured by this conspiracy theory to this day. i think about even the sandy hook families because of some conspiracy theorists making you have lies that they've had to suffer even further and move and go into hiding and all of these things. what has it been like for you asa try to mourn the death of your wonderful son to have this additional pain brought upon you. >> well there is no mourning like you know mourning. there is scared death and i watch out of the window all of the time. i watch our monitors 360 all of the time. i watch around me and my family all of the time. and if anybody is coming at my at the wrong angle, and s

now mr. joel is old beijing who lives in a hotel, one of beijing's fast shrinking old neighborhoods. some of which date back to the days of marco polo. mister chow is a good citizen. he will not stand in the way of history, but he hopes that when history comes knocking at his door, she will treat him kindly. i gordon me. you have all sung yeah. why does all along with that they didn't in of been that we've been there. gordon are la cima. they ha, ha, ha, ha ha. jim banner knew their banner. and if ah, ah, i called you back myself. a cheat on sunday. yes, sunday the 20th at kent county and i see your fiance, one that your child trivia, isabelle, joel, who? fay johnson. she drew bosher posey sugar trunk tragically, walks home. she got chinese seduce eagle one rudder trench under you the 2 options to meet travel so much. cassandra, no control was trying to watch some of our media mega basie pod, the who you want a mammal before sunset. dasher dot to come mag a g child. how would that look a lot of bases, how, how was edge i mean to shing model g rule she and that should yet being bullie

i see joel parker, because fighter.onstant pressure. his punches are a little bit wide, so i think won't have any problem finding the target. but as the rounds tick by and joe joyce keeps coming, i think that's where joe parker will joyce keeps coming, i think that's wherejoe parker will have to really dig in. he's a handful, to say the leaks. ., �* ., ., , ., , leaks. you've had many great nights in there. what _ leaks. you've had many great nights in there. what is _ leaks. you've had many great nights in there. what is the _ leaks. you've had many great nights in there. what is the atmosphere i in there. what is the atmosphere like? �* , ., ~ �* like? there's no venue like it. i've been very — like? there's no venue like it. i've been very fortunate _ like? there's no venue like it. i've been very fortunate that - like? there's no venue like it. i've been very fortunate that i've i like? there's no venue like it. i've| been very fortunate that i've boxed in vegas and places such as that, but i think the manchester ar

joel greenburg has pled guilty to sex trafficking of a minor, stalking, fraud, other crimes.tor, when you make that move to give a cooperation agreement, you've already done your diligence, already decided, we believe him, we can back him up. here, it seems, they didn't do that, or didn't do it right. now they're in this terrible position that they put themselves in at doj where they're giving joel greenburg this generous agreement, but they're not actually going to use his information to make a case against matt gaetz or anyone else. i have real criticisms over the way doj has handled this. >> i want to turn to former president donald trump. new exclusive reporting that trump's tenders are fighting a secret court battle to block a federal grand jury from gathering information from that expanding circle of close trump aides about his efforts to overturn the election. so what does this tell you? >> alex, first of all, it's important people know, there's nothing unusual or abnormal about the fact that this is happening in secret. we're in the grand jury phase. that's how you wo

let's bring in joel jackson, senior analyst at bmo capital markets.g, but im going to on september 17th of last year, i threw up this tweet and i said, basically, if you think there's a big natural gas ark tragedy here in europe, you want to own cf and mosaic not a stock pick cf is up 150 or whatever percent since i tweeted that out a year ago. mosaic up 7% not bragging, just saying another reason to watch cnbc these companies are printing money. >> absolutely. them and nut ren are printing money. the gas differentials in new york and you've got some hot production challenges in the u.s. and china and skbroourp brazil there's a lot of good things happening. there's a lot of complexities, too. rail strikes, every day what's going on with the war, what's going to happen here and there but amid a very dynamic environment, they are printing money. >> what is if there is -- by the way, this rail strike, that's maybe coming, starting friday night at midnight. to me, this is the biggest economic story in america right now that nobody else is talking about. i

. >> now more importantly, who is billy joel? >> billy joel. >> oh, joel? >> yes.ason elizabeth will be played by amelda starten. >> hopefully i look calm, collectible. my stomach is doing somersaults. >> claire foye is a wonderful actress. she brought youth. she brought this wonderful t tremulo tremulous trepidation. >> all right, i will discuss it with the cabinet. >> no, you will declare it to the cabinet, prime minister. i will ask you to consider your response in light of the respect that my rank and my office deserve, not what my age and gender might suggest. >> it became a very particular kind of family drama. and who knows, maybe it's accurate. >> i don't mean that life shouldn't be agreeable, but we can't possibly all be happy all the time. >> so many good played elizabeth. emma thompson, kristin scott thomas. sarah gadden in the romantic comedy "a royal night out." >> you may be a captain but i'm a princess. >> and the queen has been fodder for comedy, too. on "the simpsons". >> the queen's in trouble. >> "saturday night live." and multiple time by britis

you will notice there is not joel. we upgraded. joel suffered a fall in his hometown of new york yesterday, hurtes his back and was told by doctors do not get on an airplane. governor sebelius as you all know graciously agreed to. step in and thank you for that very much. for governor sebelius. [applause] >> kathleen -- >> i like ku. [laughing] >> you lost the crowd already, neil. you know the story, kathleen was twice elected governor of kansas. as you point out to me she is one of three democratic women who have been elected governor of kansas and that makes this the only state that has that distinction. subsequent issues appointed by president obama as secretary of health and human services which is a really easy job. prior to that she was kansas insurance commissioner and serve in the state legislature. as a result we have a conversation here that is simultaneously national, bipartisan and of kansas so that'slt awesome. topic is political polarization and out might affect the 2022 vote but first how we got here. polarization se

. >> there is -- you will notice there is not joel. we upgraded. he suffered a fall in his hometown, yesterday. do not get on an airplane. -- told by dr. tanaka on an airplane. the doctor over here graciously stepped in and we are thinking for that. -- thanking you for that. [applause] >> i like ku always. >> you know the story that she was twice elected governor of kansas. she pointed out to me, she is one of three democratic women who have been elected governor of kansas, and only meat that -- this is your state that has that. >> she was appointed by the health and -- to the health and human services by obama. she was president of insurance commissioner and served in legislature. we have a conversation that is national come bipartisan and it of kansas. that is awesome. the topic is political polarization. we want to tell how it will affect the 2022 vote. polarization seems to be the backdrop. we seem to be a country, not only evenly divided between the two countries, but bitterly. i what each of you to talk about how we got here before we talk ab

what to name but nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel good. busy rice, federal cotton was led to bulls and fruits. all have been destroyed by law, get out that they want to thought about them as the age groups step up their efforts. they as well as pakistan's government, i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps. on the few remaining patches of dry land will go to his lam about now and speak to adel shiraz, the country director at the aid organization care international in pakistan. thank you for joining us. you just returned from the south western province of baluchistan and which has been hit by the worst of the flooding. what was the situation like there? i would say the situation is extremely challenging because a large population is defected from the flood. during our recent visit to the different parts of focus on, including below, just on the same, we have seen religious thought wash till the and then the law of the suction, which h

what a name but nothing could be saved as far as the crops a consent. joel. good. busy rice, federal cotton was vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed. allah get out that they want to clarify the organ as the age group step up their efforts day as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. in chile, voters have rejected a progressive new constitution in a mandatory referendum with nearly 90 percent of ballots. counted some 62 percent voted no to the new text designed to replace the current market friendly constitution. leading back to the pinochet's dictatorship, it would have been one of the most progressive constitutions in the world with a focus on social welfare, gender equality, environmental protection, and indigenous rights. d w. as young johan ramirez is monitoring the story for us and see until santiago de chilly so a resounding no from voters for this proposed constitution

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nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel gilroy. busy subtle cotton, moscow, vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed by law get out that they want to follow up with them as the age group step up their efforts. they as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. why? let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. it cranes, my minister has visited berlin after months of tense relations with germany. dennis shamal met with chancellor olaf shawls to push for more weapons. he also offered to send germany more electricity from ukrainian nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. german chancellor, olaf shoals has announced a 65000000000 your relief package to deal with rising energy bills and the cost of living crisis. it includes a winful tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fue

in a moment we'll speak with joel and mary rich.for propublica, andy kroll, the author ever a new book entitled "a death or w street, the murder of seth rich and the age of conspiracy." thank you so much for being on the show this morning. and i know the book looks into how many worked with seth's family trying to beat back the conspiracy theories that were being pushed about him. how did that work? >> well, this story opens with the tragedy you just described, mika. the death of this really promising and charming disarming young man seth rich and then after his death this explosion of conspiracy theories and viral propaganda about his life and death. but the real core of this new book of mine is a story of family, an it is a story about fighting for the truth and that is what joel and mary rich, seth's parents, set out to do in the face of fox news broadcasting these untruths about seth rich and the alt right promoting these conspiracy theories online. so what i've set out to capture is this year's long battle by seth rich's parent

percent loss for our crops to name was on nothing what could be saved as far as the crops a consent. joel. good. busy rice, federal cotton, moscow, vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed, paloma get out and they want to follow up on morgan. as the aid groups step up their efforts day as well as pakistan's government, i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. max for stopping has moved a step closer to a 2nd street formula, one title after winning his home race in the netherlands. the rebel driver overtook louis hamilton late in the race to show victory with hamilton was seething by his own team strategy call. ah dutch formula. one fans came out in force for their home grown pre. the fans in sanford were there to see one man and max for staff and got away clean from po position. the dutchman had when the last 3 races to close in on retaining his title. the rose from the stands appeared to be powering the red bull driver to another easy

nothing could be saved as far as the crops a consent joel. good. busy rice, federal cotton, musk, vegetables, and fruits. all that all have been destroyed. paula get out that they want to follow up on morgan. as the 8 groups step up their efforts day as well as pakistan's government, i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. ah, in the bonus league i had a berlin were looking to end their slump against fellow early seasons strugglers, augsburg the capital club, emerged. the winners, thanks in part to midfielder, marco's h t m. his court, his 1st goals, and been diagnosed with cancer. pat evelyn, have become a byword for buddhist league and mediocrity in recent seasons. eclipse by the smaller city rivals union and still searching for a 1st league when this campaign part. in a fast half a few chances they came closest to scoring to dera, educate firing just wide of the outbreak goal that were perhaps boy

joel benenson is a democratic strategist that work on barack obama and hillary clinton's residentialpaigns. neil newhouse was for john mccainresidential bid. let's talk about the red wave. we have been hearing about it for months. based upon what you see, what does it look like to you? >> the trajectory of this election has changed and it has changed because of the dobbs decision. when we look back on this election next year, this will be known as the dobbs election. it has given democrats a foothold to get back into it. but when you step away from the numbers and you look at where the data is right now, biden approval rating is 43. disapproval above 50. the mood of the country is negative. americans believe we are in a recession. if you look at a snapshot of those numbers, it's easy to see republican optimism in the event we will win the house and do well across the country. but if you look at the directionality of numbers, trending numbers, there is no question bidens approval has been approving -- improving. concerns about the economy has easing -- eased. this is not the election

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> king charles iii continued hs real duties in northern irelande he faced his first challenge for challenge for me we keep an. the the leaky pen was quickly removed from a book signing. meanwhile the king is warning ob cuts once the monarch moves into into buckingham palace. it could could leave staffers in the current home with nothing left. > >> in the bay area mansion thatt the market in the north bay. the in the north bay. the 15 room home was built in pacific heights in 1904. it was to make way for something less spectacular. condos. it is listd for just under $12 million. >> just a little bit more. >> somehow they sliced it in haf with a chainsaw. > >> thank you for (male announcer) the following is a paid program for crepe erase, america's #1 selling anti-aging body treatment system for dry, crepey skin.

once they get ti, sandusky 60 joel, a service will be held there and a vigil will follow in the evening as well and will be attended biking. charles and other members of the royal family. i think it's amazing that every one of these people in this crowd gets the opportunity, as emily says, to bid farewell to you to see the coffin to be part of this it, it says so much about a democracy, although where we're saying good bye to a monarch here, a robin, is it something you want to say about that to, to viewers around the world who may not understand that the connection? well, this is as you know, pump and pageantry we're seeing right now. and the brits rather good at that. i'm, i'm trying to remember the quotation from a very famous assist and constitution as to the 19th century world bank shall said, the more we liked democracy, the more we like pageantry or it's it's that's it's meaning on most probably misquote him slightly. and it's true people do like this, they do like to see this that and this continuation as we saw a marine and see it physically. but as we saw, the moment the queen

oh joel, the 3rd, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of his other realms and territories, king head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge. oh faith and the b gents ah, following the national anthem, once again, god saved the king. con salutes rang out in london and into other cities throughout the country. and the republic. expressions of allegiance to the new monarch, 3 cheers for his majesty. like a hip ah, the king and queen concert were greeted by fanfare when they returned to buckingham palace, where crowds continue to gather to morning leave tributes to the late queen elizabeth or journalist col nesmith is in london covering the events for us. he told a w that expectations a high for the new king. the united kingdom is still officially and a period of morning after the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd monday. the nation paused just briefly to welcome it's new monarch behind me at saint james's palace. we watch as king charles the 3rd was officially proclaimed. he took his oath and then he emerged to

but nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel good. busy rice, federal cotton was badge tables and fruits all have been destroyed. allah get out that they want to follow up some of them. as the 8 groups step up their efforts, they as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. a deal shearers is the country director of the aid organisation care international and pakistan. he recently visited the southwestern province of baluchistan, which has been particularly hard hit by the flooding. i asked him to describe the situation there. i would say the situation is extremely challenging because a large population is affected from the flood during our recent visit to the different parts. so focused on including religious on and saying we have seen religion on watch tally and that is a lot of suction, which has happened out of this flooding in terms of the cross which ar

what to name but nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel good. busy rice, federal cotton, musk, vegetables, and fruits all have been destroyed. allah get out that they want to clarify some of them. as the age group step up their efforts, they as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps. on the few remaining patches of dry land. to lions, go to the pools to day for a referendum on a new constitution. if approved, it would bring the most sweeping changes to the country. since the end of the military dictatorship. in a single ballot, voters will decide whether they want legal abortion, universal health care, greater autonomy for indigenous groups, and wider environmental protection. the documents backer, se will strengthen social rights, but tractors predict it will deter investment and slow growth. opinion polls suggest that more challenge and tend to vote against the text than to ratify it and initial optimism

what to name, but nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel good. busy rice, federal cotton was vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed by law. get out that they want to clarify some of them as the age groups step up their efforts. they as well as pakistan's government, i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. time for some sports now, bye and munich have failed to win for the 2nd weekend. in a row. the bonus league champions were held one all at union berlin, who are swiftly becoming one of german footballs. new forces. boonie on berlin's entire squad is worth 90000000 euros. that's not even enough to buy you 3. saudi manet's. but by ins, opponents in berlin showed them much more than a sum of their hops. as they went ahead on 12 minutes. geraldo becca guessing on the end of christopher to remove his perfect free kick, becca cos, who knew nothing when he signed for them 3 years ago, but he's curr

for virtual viewers we send your questions to joel questions at ku.edu.ase just as one brief question. the institute's mission is to foster respectful discussion around difficult but important topics. please raise your questions with this in mind and ask is one brief russian. i would like to remind you to turn off your cell phones and these join me in welcoming the director of the dull institute -- joel --dole institute. >> think you for your introduction. i am grateful for students like will and the advisory board work helping set the tone for our conversations here. this is the 20th anniversary of the institute and we are fortunate. and for that education is -- washington editor of the wall street journal -- capital journal columnist and 45 year veteran journalist and kansas native. and the best political journalism has to offer. midterm election cycles have been relatively sleepy affairs and we know that this year, that is not the case. jerry will help us navigate the changing waters of the campaign season as it develops as a route 2022 midterm electio

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he sends andy richter and joel mchale. no disrespect.ormal guy isn't going to know them. >> jimmy: what? >> i thought you were going to send tom cruise. [ laughter ] yes, i thought you were going to send maverick. >> jimmy: that's what you were thinking? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm like, who's a nice guy who would be interested in this? andy richter -- >> tom cruise. >> jimmy: joel mchale, and george lopez. >> anyone from "maverick." >> jimmy: this is three "top guns." i didn't know. >> then you said lopez. i said, perfect, everybody knows george lopez. i callow pez. then he's in but then he has to cancel day-of. i replaced him with rosie o'donnell. hear me out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> while not a male heterosexual, she can hang. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is why i don't come to your house, by the way. [ laughter and applause ] >> no. so those two got on great. >> jimmy: uh-huh? &-pe when rosie hadn't arrived, "look, rosie o'donnell's coming over, she's gay, i don't want you to accidentally say some homophobic crap." he goes like th

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the case, who was 17 at the time, they believe that she met gaetz, but there are some details about joelho is a long time friend of gaetz and who has pleaded guilty to a host of crimes and was going to testify against him. one of the things greenberg admitted to was accusing his political opponent of sexual misconduct. so the thought was, well, that's a little bit uncomfortably close to what he is saying now about gaetz and would a jury believe him? so i'm sure it was a really difficult call for these prosecutors who spent a long time, and a lot of resources, investigating this case, the post also reported about ten days ago that gaetz had requested a pardon from then president donald trump, in the waning days of the administration, on this very investigation. so clearly, he was very concerned about it. but now, it does look like he is in the clear, at least legally on this one, hallie. >> ken dilanian, thank you for that reporting. >>> right now parts of canada are bracing for a potentially historic storm with hurricane fiona barrelling toward the country's atlantic coast as a category

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. >> billy joel. >> oh, joel? >> uptown girl. >> what are you talk about?ted to be here inheriting the role of elizabeth from two outstanding actresses. >> reporter: next season, elizabeth will be played by imelda stanton. >> hopefully, i look calm, collected and capable. my stomach, meanwhile, is doing somersaults. >> i never got to meet the queen, and i always wished i had had that experience. >> reporter: john lithgow won an emmy for "the crown," playing winston churchill opposite claire foy. >> your majesty. >> claire foy is a wonderful actress. she brought youth. she brought this wonderful tremulous trepidation. >> very well. i will discuss it with cabinet. >> no, you will inform the cabinet, prime minister. >> reporter: the scenes between claire and me were gradually seeing her assert her authority over him. >> i would ask you to consider your response in light of the respect that my rank and my office deserve, not that which my age and gender might suggest. >> so it became a very particular kind of family drama. and who knows? maybe it's accurate. >>

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this is, oh my be way of like relieving some kind of this, whatever pain or suffering that we have. joel of the and neither like i should have said i was going to drop box and thanks show that i the i think i think a bit different with young people because i think that i don't think in these kind of categories and all that fans, russian so whatever else i was like, oh, okay, i know, i mean, look on these tags and this is ashley. why? like i'm on. deuce young people also the ones that time take pictures of the day. i'm kind of free. i'd be there on the eve. maybe they are more of like natural. it's because they are not yet parked in the system with in both young and old are now taking to the streets to protest rushes war in ukraine. i'm wondering what this all means for the russian speaking minority in latvia. both of them maybe don't feel very comfortable. i'm not talking about the signal so called picked colony that they always felt ok. they live in a brown country talk about kind of reasonable like russians. natasha. they've been seen as a kind of local enemy in a way, and they have to

could i be or, or say, golly no, nice joel. yeah, christina, best be changed there as us a huge home bron youngblood squad. nissan. cool game law thick should be a 2 year trip. second valley exec dominic's jazz. so he started sniff, costing us starts, raggedy achish, peaky should be tickled midst minutes yaki snares. angel oberon, ah, a flyer issued in 1943 by the polish organisation corpus at burrell valiente. the news from valencia makes the blood run cold. there's been a massacre of ponies residence, ukrainian gang, so well armed, and their violence goes unpunished. we call on old polish bodies regardless of their political stands to launch the defense of bellini alon. ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation . let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. ah please i tried with pleasure to assist the samo. brawner. please refur