she comes out of such backrooms, let 's say dusk, and goes out into the square and here is pope john paul iiabandoned the so -called eastern policy, which assumed that his uh goats were the secretary of affairs, let's say, the minister of foreign affairs of the vatican at that time, he he went to the cadre, he went to gerik. he even went to the soviet union and tried to get some kind of concessions from these totalitarian regimes . the pope condemned the communist regime at the time from the un podium, although he played a role. did brezhnev address the poles, hungarians, lithuanians, and ukrainians and heard him and uh, i think that what i understand about the tricksters of vatican politics, about their traditions, about many other things, but in this case, the evil is so obvious, the evil is proud of the fact that it there is evil that the pope cannot but condemn him and not indicate where it comes from, but regarding the evil in the person of kirill e. why is europe delaying sanctions against him and can they be effective, let's say that so far ukraine has not imposed sanctions on him, th

see the -- upper team to see the power of faith and freedom in kenya in the 1980's, when pope john paul ii visited, and i listened to him talk about his faith, and learn later obviously when i was working in poland about the differences he had made ther bute one of, the most moving experiences i've had was visiting with pope john paul ii and my father in 2004, and he grabbed my dad's hand and looked into his eyes and said, god bless the united states of america. and i know that god has blessed us, god has blessed america, but our freedom will only survive if we protect it, if we take our duty and obligation seriously. today, we are facing threats to our freedom abroad, around the world, and here at home, and the list of these threats is not insubstantial, from russia to china, to iran and north korea, american adversaries are on the march. we have had good news within the last 48 hours or so that sweden and finland will become members of nato. [applause] and it is an important lesson to vladimir putin that that is the opposite of what he expected. he hoped his his invasion would lead to th

at the entrance to the temple there is a monument to pope john paul ii, if i'm not mistaken, after thepontiff, his sculptural statue appeared here, perhaps the first in the world? now we're walking down the road that connected minsk with vilnius, the so-called part of the old old vilensky tract within the city is called the great hotel. what do you know about belarusian cuisine? they say that in order to comprehend all the subtleties of the national cuisine, you must definitely visit its homeland, so it will be reasonable to share recipes for very satisfying dishes with an unforgettable taste and national flavor. today we have a historical dish called pansky be sure to make two options. you have seen it is not very difficult. at least to compare you will love more. and what will you cook next and how will you please your family and friends ? i remember mistakes here. no, that is, under the beard. and we have an assumption rams, rams to our ram we will return. yes? what acid is contained in kefir 1 2 3, i need an answer, my friends. well, how is it? same fun. or, as they say, kick with

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john paul ii wants that a father does not abandon the family even when he is ill where the queen hasat preserve our traditions and reflect the best of our character. let's hope some of them are coming soon. >> this was going to leave you scratching your head. a shocking new survey finds eight and ten delivery workers admit to eating customers food. i know you all have gotten uber eats your sink wait there's fries missing or looking around, 73% of them say they do this because either the customer does not typically give a bad tip. so i'm imagining arraignment your food is nearly always gone. [laughter] >> how did they know if you're going to tip or not before they eat the food? >> video to the apple of uber eats it automatically asks you to tip. when the family says you go pick up food force that is my tip i take pieces of their food it's just not fair but i suggest everybody do that in the family. strangers note. >> i do not do gross you guys out. a growing boy has to eat i still fries i'm sorry grandma. >> rapid tell you guys are because i got a sushi roll with two of the sushi piec

we want different from pope john paul ii, this is how you are going to do it, great insight and we appreciatet all. >> reporter: you could throw crt in as well. the name of the foundation is the marguerite casey foundation that awarded millions of dollars to professors that teach these radical ideas, abolishing prisons, one of them teaches abolishing private property ownership because they say it is rooted in white supremacy and defunding and abolishing the police, political liability for stacy abrams, she's running for georgia governor, tried to distance herself from the defund the police movement but is attached to this foundation which gave her $52,000. should she win in november versus governor brian kemp she would be in charge of appointing members to the board that oversees georgia colleges and i just described what they teach. stuart: good story, very interesting. thanks. stuart: we are in the tightest labor market in decades, so bad that companies are now fighting over interns, roll tape. >> an interview for an internship that could lead to a job. >> they have more life experience tha

your western church there, but i highly recommend that you read to the west what your own pope , john paul iict the sixteenth among all popes is one of the deepest such thinkers political philosophers hmm and he talked about how democracy without values ​​is a dictatorship, that you can't oppose the personality of society, and he talked about that if you don't have transcendent truth, if you don't have truth, as such, it is impossible to create fair relations between people and then politics becomes a means of manipulating these people. this is the world that we are dealing with today, the world that they are constantly trying to impose on us. i look at the leaders who represent this world. here dmitry absolutely rightly said that we are scared, and when you hear these conversations that let's take off our t-shirts, there we will show putin that we are cooler than him. first of all, i'm afraid that if you take off your shirts, it will be a body positivity demonstration. or whatever it’s called and cooler, it’s unlikely that you, of course, will find yourself p- it will be scary enough to watc

. >> martha: end of the soviet union you had poppy john paul ii. brian: poppy 41.w. brian: we liked margaret thatcher so much more than the british. ainsley: i know. brian: doesn't seem like the british liked margaret thatcher. ainsley: the iron lady. will: those gifts will make their way back from london to long island and you will be drinking tea out of your winston churchill. ainsley: he has become a tea man. pete: and using the word toil. ainsley: brian, i was trying to find a toy store this morning because to identify bring hayden back some gifts. the security guard was walking with me because fox is so nice to provide that just for safety reasons. he said we just got a call. the reason i'm with you this morning we got a call that in trafalgar square there was a suspicious package and they're investigating it really what is it was it a bomb? they said we are not sure. we just came on air learning this situation. hopefully it will be fine there was a lady that was shopping with her son. she said they were told to get out of the area. but we will continue to kee

john paul jones was indeed dedicated to the cossacks. true , he was punished in ukraine by the rear admiral of the russian fleet at the direct request of catherine iile for the independence of the united states called here. you are in the framework of a special military operation to liberate the black sea steppes from the turks. well guys. well, at least you read the manual, i don’t know, but the same story is absolutely with grain. here they tell already, which month is already almost. yes, how do they talk about hunger hunger of 15 million people cairo has 25 million people. if we just look at it, it will immediately become clear, but guys it doesn’t beat. this can be replaced by any, in general, simply supplies within the international system. not talking about this at all. and what kind of ukrainian grain is here? and here it is in the end? e about ukraine journalists about american and about british i was directly amazed. uh, with the video you started with today, uh, the introductory part of such a pretty british journalist talks about how they got under the shooting like uh, just about, and then the attention sounds the enemies are coming fr