churchill in my place he would have jumped on a plane and flown and actually that's what the fighter johnson did wellut this is boris johnson and that his was already after him, and after him, well, what other comrades were embarrassed. well, johnson came. and we weaklings will go. we are not kidding. in fact, the rest, yes, the rest is already diplomatic work. again, there is the president, yarmak, the prime minister, too. connected there to the low level of visits, uh, diplomats all pulled and carried from different sides, it is very important. well, now you understand that for those who are leaders, who, let's say, at the beginning of the visit, i considered it some kind of exotic, then after visiting buchi irpen, the advisers after and if we are talking about early visits there after you do you see the capital half alive there? because there is nothing except the military. it was becoming a turning point. i saw such changes. i just know what kind of person he was a month ago, but he came to kyiv and was taken to bucha, and he was just really changing his attitude and accordingly its politics, wel

it seems to me that the same is boris johnson well, who, unfortunately, is forced to leave from timetime, i looked much further and i think that eh didn't say the last word to himself, we still know. i think we will see him again in a new eh hypostasis, so different, eh, you know. i think that we should now be our western partner eh to explain one let's not choose a simple thing as one, but a goal that should unite us, and this goal is to stop the russian horde, because otherwise it will be bad in the family for ukrainians and ukrainians and americans, this is an important thesis, mr. semeliuk, then knyazhytskyi another question, mr. hrytsko, my respect minister, two short questions, the first is your opinion as a professional diplomat regarding the expected position of ukraine regarding the recognition of kosovo and the second question, do you as a diplomat confirm the version regarding this conflict through serbia , russia may be involved, thank you, thank you sincerely uh, i think that the recognition of kosovo should take place after the victory over russia, when we return the oc

vote because of the fact that she they trust boris johnson more because of her loyalty to boris johnson. well, they prefer to see sunak in the chair of the head of the british government because he knows the economy better and is the most competent for this position, well, again, this is based on the opinion of his supporters and in his opinion i would like to remind supporters that voting is currently underway, the name of the new british prime minister will be known on september 1. and finally, today , unfortunately, a terrible tragedy occurred in egypt, at least 40 people died and 14 received injuries as a result of a strong fire in the kop church or sefein in the city of gaza near the capital of the country, cairo, according to the information of local law enforcement officers , the fire occurred on the second floor, its cause was a short circuit in the air conditioning system , as a result of which there was a lot of smoke in the room. something caused the death of many people, local mass media information also reports that at the time of the fire, there were almost five thousand worship

she promised to continue the policy of boris johnson. well the way, today there was also information that mrs. tras is going to call the owner of two bunkers in the ural and altai mountains, vladimir putin, for a conversation, and this should take place during the summit of the leaders of the g20 countries. i will remind you that it is planned for the fall of november of this year and she made such a decision after putin agreed yesterday and this information appeared to go to indonesia , so it will be interesting to wait for belarus in under no circumstances will attack ukraine. today, for some reason, it is not clear why the proclaimed president of this country, oleksandr lukashenko, made such a statement. speaking with farmers, hryhorevich decided to convince them that all the talk that belarus might enter the russian war in ukraine on the side of the kremlin is a rumor, he asked not to to this and this is how he explained it, we are listening to what was announced in direct speech, there is an attack, here we will bomb ukraine with the ter

to find time to meet with outgoing british prime minister and grand champion of ukraine voice johnson. well, it may feel empowered, warsaw is now learning that you solidarity comes with a hefty price tag. and the straight jacket is probably starting to feel a bit tight as brussels threatens to cut off funding. as a result of worse, us failure to enact judicial reforms to brussels liking the polish vice prime ministers outraged at this infringement on what he seizes the country sovereignty, we have shown maximum good. will the concessions have yielded nothing. it's time to learn lessons since the european commission is not fulfilling its obligation to polish, we have no reason to fulfill our obligations to the european union. it is time to draw conclusions. we had to try if only to make the issue clear. and today it is clear everyone can see what the game is about. yeah, he must be totally sought. i mean wars, i did everything right. everything that you want them to do or ukraine and now warsaw is also threatened legal sion vowing to veto you initiatives and build a coalition to eject you. c

forward in this campaign, what's, for you, is the most important issue and running against ron johnson. >> wellou so much for having me. and i'll tell you that the most important issue in this campaign is quite frankly rebuilding the middle class. it is about the people that iran johnson that has forgotten about, every corner of the state of wisconsin. let me tell you, whether it is his threats to slash social purity, medicare, his disregard to veterans that were impacted by burn pits, or even going out against insulin cost, ron johnson couldn't be out of touch. and he has exhibited this felt leadership for the last 12 years, that is exactly why i'm running to replace him. >> what about one johnson's position within a republican party that stands against counting all the votes? in presidential elections? they are now supporting the idea that republican secretaries of states can simply change the votes and change the outcome of presidential elections. >> well counting on the balance is one thing for one johnson's office try to send suffolk electors to mike pence. ron johnson doesn't seem to be t

johnson? >> well, what i would say and my apologies when i misspoke regarding tim ryan there. there are a number of unions who are also supportive of this action. but also, as it relates to derrick johnson, i have a great deal of respect for derrick johnson and his leadership of the naacp, but i can tell you as someone who was pell grant eligible, who received pell grants in college, who had a significant amount of student loans, this relief would have been a game changer for me. and i know that it is for families across this country, for african americans across this country. so i know there's so many people who were hoping that there may have been even more relief, but you have to start somewhere. where the president has started is with this $10,000 in relief for borrowers up to $20,000 if you're pell grant eligible, and we know that many black and brown students across america are pell grant eligible. >> all right, keisha lance bottoms, thank you so much. good to see you again. really appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, i'm going to speak with a 25

still have a few minutes, yes , is ivan krychevskyi with us, or have we already released him, well, johnsonived today. please don't wait. go to the shelter right now if there is an air alert in your region. mayor johnson visited kyiv today on independence day, despite the fact that mass attacks were announced for today, and in particular on kyiv, of course. and he met with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and zelenskyi expressed gratitude to johnson for defending the interests of our country at the international level and steadfast support from the very beginning of russian aggression, this is a great truth because it was great britain from the very beginning and to this day demonstrates support for ukraine both at the government level and at the level of individual personalities, because johnson , again, they say he brought a package of aid to the armed forces of ukraine and these are micro-grants - this is a small pop- separate from state aid. well, maybe they will explain to us, then they will explain in more detail where will this money go right now, we will go into hiding i

churchill johnson well i never know johnson is still a boy. o catch up with booze, but in the rest of his behavior, he is chachevsky. yes, we definitely cosplay. yes, yes, and this is the napoleon of world history, and this nedonapoleon. at the same time, it is interesting that but he noticed how similar he was to zelensky macron became a small, without meaningful provincial actor. it seemed to me that you accurately intonation read all this and i had it on the one hand napoleon a. c. the other side of the golohvast. absolutely, well, absolutely, because, of course, all the rhetoric is absolutely theatrical, of course. by the way, when colonel mcgregor said that they would come to kerensky, but now for a second i realized, damn it, how right mcgregor is the kirensky actor. he 's been playing going out all the time since february. he played the prime minister all the time and he became a normal actor to lose. he wanted about life was to be an actor dream. and here he is. yes, so charlie, and before that, scoffs. well, if you already said about m

maria: and we're going to talk with senator ron johnson about that as well because he's had conversationstleblowers. congressman, i've got to get your take on china because now we've got news in the weekend that the u.s. coast guard was denied entry into the solomon islands' port, sparking concerns china is running the region over there. it's in charge saying that they own the south china sea. what's your take on the threat of china? >> this is very concerning because, maria, you know, this is a very provocative act. this is not just having an alliance with china, this is actually trying to impact us. we were coming back, according to reports, from an exercise that even included participation of the solomon islands themselves. so this provocative act certainly raises the bar. we've not seen this before within the area, and this is very concerning. maria: okay. final question here on the trump situation, do you think trump is going to get indicted? are hay going to go that far to stop him from run anything 2024? >> you know, one of the things that i think is very concerning to everybody be

johnson is also thinking about who should be his running mate come november. some people were talking up shriver, nice way to shop sideline shriver. some people are gonna talk about bobby as well, johnson will have his way to sideline bobby, too. but here in february of 1964, johnson really puts this close to shriver and says you're going to be my man to end this program. just one reference you will hear when shriver says i think the person who should run this's bill, that bill is bill moyers, shriver's deputy at the time running the peace corps. here's a real good example of the johnson treatment. >> sergeant? >> good morning, mister president, i worry? >> i'm going to announce your employment at the press conference. >> which press conference? >> this afternoon. >>, oh god, i think it would be advisable, if you don't mind, if i could have this weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get in the way of some sort of a plan. because what happens, at least my thought, is that what happens is if you announce somebody or -- or somebody else, then they don't know with the hell they're doing or with the program is going to be specifically, and who'

well. it turns out that johnson they would have left him.is going so badly in the economy. poorly they themselves admit it, the social sphere. everything is bad. they have bastu transport there and nothing goes anywhere, prices are rising. horror full rains have gone. but it's good. at the same time, johnson keeps a huge man saying he promised to show boobs he showed now he thinks he has cool boobs he has a guilty phenomenon. because she is associated with ko-u by members of the canning conservative party, as a loyal supporter and continuer of johnson's course, which is why there are such votes for her and because i am not interested in what they have there, you are interesting to me. e further it was said that e vanya said at the very beginning that well, there is something to doubt about the uk as an enemy or not an enemy, well, it really doesn’t fit. right now , this enemy will have a new head of department; interests, and the worst option was more than jones because he was as tough as possible against russia and at the same time a top -c

here, well, right at that moment, so what is nationalism. which johnsonrite of yours, because this topic is very important your favorite is gordon yes, that’s it so. this one has an old one. and uh's outstanding contribution to the confrontation that ukraine has against russia against fascist russia and the two men of president biden and prime minister johnson i'll tell you more. now i've got an idea. i want, i want to officially address the details of vladimirovich klitschko to my hands, and vitaliy vladimirovich let's try to initiate, but in the kiev council. that the streets of kiev right now be named after us president joe biden and british prime minister boris johnson because these two people made a huge decisive contribution to the future of the ukrainian victory, i would be happy to walk along biden street and johnson street in kiev, i would be happy. here i think, i now officially appeal to letaliy vladimirovich to initiate directly in the kiev council. renaming ulitskieva, we have streets there that must be renamed as many ghouls after whom they

johnson is also thinking about who should be his running mate. come november some people were talking up shriver. this is a nice way to sideline shriver, of course some people to talk about bobby as well and johnson will have his ways to sideline bobby too, but here in february of 1964 johnson is really going to put the screws to shriver. you're going to be my man to run this program and just one reference that you'll hear made when shriver says well, i think the person who should run this is bill that bill is bill moyers who was actually shriver's deputy at the time running the peace corps. so here's a real good example of the johnson treatment. charge of the morning mr. president. how are you? i'm on announce your appointment at press conference. what that but i think it's a it would be advisable if you don't mind if i could have with weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get the way of some sort of a plan because what happened to at least my stories that what happens is that you you're not somebody was here somebody else and they don't know what the hell they're doing or what the program's going to be specifically and who's going to carry then

what liz truss has been saying, i think she recognised that johnson did very well by the support of ukrainedeeply embedded there. so i can't really see any future conservative leader on that. the rhetoric will always be pro—ukraine. as for the gas, in the end it's a world price which decides this. it's not as though some country is cut off altogether, everyone will be paying a world price with the world price dictates huge leaps, astronomic sums being paid for the gas. actually, it isn't really a cut off point, it's just a matter of how much you're willing to pay for gas supply. gas at the moment for delivery in the winter is running at seven times the long—term trend, which is pretty frightening. one final thing to talk about, donald trump back in washington this week. i wonder, what is the dilemma for the us government about how it handles donald trump? is he contemplating the possibility of charging him in some way for his alleged involvement in the january the 6th riot last year? the newspapers are well informed and saying that the justice department is actually investigating him as wel

that apollo is more of a satyr, and so far boris johnson has cleared out the grocery johnson hasn’t eaten in slovenia wellain thing is that he won’t leave us something even on downey street, for example, those very crimson -gold wallpaper for 840 pounds, a roll boris and kerry decided to peel off and take with them to the house who had not yet bought johnson another house in the suburbs. he set his sights on dallach villach. south london , where mrs thatcher moved when she was kicked out of 10 downin street, is not cheap. average price per square. there is just under £2m in the area , their stuff. those who didn't go on vacation are already in boxes, the doors to the johnsons' premier apartment will close on september 6th. and this photo from the greek beach will be reminded, firstly, and of his last days as a prime minister, he will be remembered that way, and secondly, about how he is on and the seven persuaded colleagues to scare putin by undressing. but putin warned him then. i don't know how they wanted to strip to the waist or below the waist, but i think it would have been a disgusting sight either

well. mr. johnson's words came during a surprise visit by the outgoing u. k. p. m to ukraine's capital britain itself is currently suffering from sky rocketing inflation, which is on truck 2 at 8 teen percent in early 2023, quoting to some protection. so that would be the highest inflation peak and some for decades on bars. johnston's coals for people to be prepared to pay the price. well, they haven't gone dawn very well. just imagine being so wealthy, so privileged and so utterly lacking in empathy that you can't see that people in poverty suffer, struggle and die and crippling financial crisis. this is everything that's wrong with boris johnson. you don't balance this war on the backs of suffering british children and thereby escape the government's responsibilities to those kits. voice johnson playing the champion of all things ukraine. when he's a busted flush on the homefront, is utterly transparent. so he's obviously making a last ditch attempt at being an international statesman. after being such a monumental disaster domestically well with prices soaring

lyndon johnson does as well and so many others. i don't know that we can ask for anything else. john f. kennedy looked so different from dwight eisenhower. [inaudible] all those four presidents were in the top ten of all presidents. this was for a very, very different reason. by god, if you love your country and you give us your very best, things are probably going to wind up pretty well for the american people. >> i think the microphones are working their way around here. >> thank you very much for this. it is a wonderful discussion. mark, your books are great. your four part series with lbj is great. a wonderful occasion. two questions. number one -- we all learned that character is primary. it is a very important thing. it is very odd that kennedy's character of public service was so exemplary and so inspiring. his personal character was not so exemplary acts so inspiring. there seems to be a total split between, you know, public service that he did and the values that he had and the private values that he had, which were pretty despicable if you look back at it now. the seco

case i think two in johnson county when all is said and done, this is a county that went for biden with 53%. if no is ending up in the 60s, and i think there were some crossover as well. johnson county, this is one where, when this all comes in johnson we will be talking about beyond tonight. because johnson county in many ways is representative of the type of county that you see in a lot of places around the country. it's gonna be key to a lot of races this fall. johnson county is a big, popular suburban county right outside kansas city. it has been trending. i'll show you the political trend of johnson county. look at this. and went from mitt romney by almost 20 points back in 2012. it was competitive in 2016, and then it flipped to the democrats by almost nine points in 2020 to joe biden. this is the kind of electorate, a lot of college educated voters, suburban-ites, this is the kind of electorate that has shifted towards the democrats, had a negative reaction to trump tends to be more moderate, and social and cultural issues. this is a place where the democrats said the supreme court ruling on abortion is gonna take voters to a place like this it's going to acti

well. i'm not sure if that exactly answers the question, but, starting with johnson's president -- johnson, presidents often recorded their conversations by telephone and nixon himself, as the caller probably knows, recorded his own exchanges in the oval office for a variety of reasons. we are not necessarily any unprecedented territory -- an unprecedented territory. host: you called the book a personal wiretap when somebody could record themselves and you talk about nixon in the white house. what about google home and alexa's that people have in their own homes and the questions that raised about wiretapping? guest: as i mentioned, the google home, the amazon alexa, these are not technically wiretaps. but they are listening devices and it is well-known that they listen to ambient noise, ambien conversations passively, even when you're not addressing them. this is an emerging area of research. one of the things i find so fascinating about the widespread use of alexa and alexa lite technologies is how normal they are and how many americans, by far the majority, resigned themselves to the imp

well, for now , prime minister boris johnson, let me remind you, this week he visited kiev, where hehe of military aid from london to kiev. that's enough speech. these are quite substantial sums and, of course, drones and drones about everything that will not allow russia to win this rhetoric with which boris johnson has been performing all the last months and his visit to kiev was no exception. by the way, he arrived by train and even became the proud owner. the first name card is obviously bonus cards of ukrainian railways, but, apparently, this is how kiev hinted to mr. jones, come and pay more, how the british can relate to this. and most importantly, what can we expect against the backdrop of such, well, let's say, directly belligerent not only statements, but also the actions of great britain and we will talk with the charge d'affaires of russia in the uk alexander gusarov is in touch with us alexander evgenievich hello good afternoon anastasia , please tell us when boris johnson makes such statements and when the candidates for the post of prime minister. well, those who will

i understand there, boris johnson and so on and so forth. well, well, zelensky manages. diately accepts this johnson, his name is rolled into the asphalt, so far only the name. that means, there on the paths of kiev, uh, and on the path with clay in normal in normal cockerels. today they didn't. so far, anyway, and here johnson makes a heartfelt speech there and talks about how he supports ukraine mentioned. by the way, how does britain support ukrainian refugees at the same time. today, several british charrs are reporting that here are the coming weeks. uh, well, actually in september , boris will already leave him, he doesn’t care. in general, what will happen next, and up to 20,000 ukrainian refugees can be , uh, thrown out into the streets. because of the bad scheme that the johnson government has implemented for these ukrainians, houses for ukraine are called. well, he created light bulbs. come on ask 20.000 there women children mostly on the street and sneeze him what will happen to them, but he ordered to the last drop of blood. who's to blame for the uk to get st

and besides, he, being a full-fledged in his position, allowed himself everything, so well, this johnsonay, estonia rushed ahead of the locomotive. well, or vice versa, it merged late with the handbrake. i don't know. she said that on schengen visas, now our uh, citizens are allowed to go there. uh, they won't be in estonia at the same time schwartz discussing the fate of the long-suffering turbine. but this is a separate story. there, even, well, it’s already impossible to joke about this, he didn’t say anything about the turbine, but he said that he didn’t imagine how a decision to ban extradition could be made. eh, all russians, yes, evil is difficult for him to give him a word. he had difficulties showing performance. well, the relevant comrades may turn up to clear up. i don’t know, but for now, that means there is this story. and another significant moment. max is very iconic. so it was seething here for 2 days from ukrainian filings somehow supported that the swiss. under the agreement, i will represent the interests of ukraine here, and for some reason this caused such special at

today started thinking. there was also boris johnson, he is the former prime minister of great britain, and he was here with volodymyr zelensky earlier, well and held such a small press conference. johnson again expressed his support for ukraine and support of great britain well, volodymyr zelenskyy thanked for that, and now in kyiv there is an air of a so how do ukrainians celebrate the independence day abroad, i suggest you listen to my colleague zoryana stepanenko zoryana give you a word my congratulations roksolana sashko you really know the very festive atmosphere in the capital of the european union, which congratulates ukraine on its birthday in every way and with words and ukrainian flags, which are here now everywhere, and here they emphasize that ukraine and the eu are one family, this sounds today also from the european politicians and from ordinary europeans and ukrainians who go out into the streets, wash hands, take pictures, hug, do it with tears in their eyes, which is quite understandable, because the 31st anniversary of independence coincides in time with another date of six months since ukraine gained its independence a

days, so much so that the british journalist liked the appearance of boris, this boris johnson appeared by a miracle. wellfrom behind. it's like a miracle, although the authors claimed that johnson's quote was cool and all the permissions were supposed to be something went wrong the night people of the national hero of ukraine did not defend graffiti . the insoles here are not in the infobos for several days, he tried to please the eye of everyone who passed by. it was boris johnson’s special pride that we all love, now love perhaps more than his own president, zelensky got for an interview with the washington post, in which he boasted that he knew about the special operation last fall, but did not tell anyone in order to prevent the evacuation of his voters. quickly folded 2.2. yes , this week it seemed that the ukrainians believed zelensky as an impeccable national hero, the level of outrage is unprecedented for ukraine, how can the person on whose conscience mariupol bucha and kherson says that the evacuation would overwhelm the country wrote the journalist, bohdan butkevich. he did not want to put the

well, since johnson administration. n in this case, covid recession ever in the history of the united states. the fastest job goes the most jobs. every created. we followed that with the infrastructure jobs act, which is now moving out into the economies of california. and that vaccination that's infrastructure of all kinds, sanitation, short roads, streets, transit systems. and we follow that up now with the inflation reduction act, which has 369 billion dollars to bring america into the green total green economy and to address climate change, a 40% reduction in greenhouse gases as a result of that one piece and also a very significant reduction in the cost of health care for many, many americans, certainly procedures. no more than $2000 out of pocket for drugs. if you're on medicare and it's summertime simultaneously, the opportunity for the federal government to negotiate the cost drugs with the drug companies that has not happened since 2000, 2, when we established part d for the medicare program. so it extremely imp

johnson. this is al jazeera well life and also coming up all we close to reviving the iran nuclear dale. the u. s. responds to terrans comments on an e. you draft proposal on go this closest election since it's 1975 independence. the youth could turn the tide and ditch the ruling party. it's 6 months to the day since russian forces rolled across the board into ukraine . what russian president vladimir putin called a special operation as costa thousands lives and turns more than 6000000 people into refugees. it coincides with muted celebrations in ukraine, walking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. while a small number of people turned out onto the streets of cures and square, large gatherings have been banned in the capital and curfews imposed in some other cities. the u. s. has pledged an extra $2980000000.00 in military aid, bringing the total spent so far to nearly $13000000000.00. united nations security council has been weighing in both you and secretary journal and the ukranian president addressing the marks a says instead, edge milestone 6 months since russia's 24th of feb

boris johnson, everything is shown there. well because of the restriction mode. this is what i am saying, i cannot say more, you are asking about the highlight of british training, this is the first methodicality, this is pedagogical correctness, this is an exceptionally friendly human attitude towards each soldier, not to mention the officer, this is caring for servicemen . when we arrived, we were treated like friends, when we were already leaving, the british corporal and sergeants, even soldiers, not to mention the senior leader, the officers, everyone missed them we are leaving. they wanted us to stay and continue training. well, of course , we have to prepare the next batches of our servicemen and what else he needs . to leave classrooms or training grounds in order to hide from possible bombardments. this was probably also one of the defining and outstanding achievements of the achievements of this program of training that it was possible to train despite any external threats and what disciplines were mastered by our milita

well, while fighting johnson a.op recruiting white men under contract is recruiting women and people of color a year ago, the uk secretary of defense made a very interesting information. he bluntly said that we have no one to serve us, in about 10 years or so, it is necessary, in the ground forces, to have up to thirty percent of work- data complexes. that is, these are infantry fighting vehicles , tanks, respectively, cars, and so on, because no one wants to serve. and here, please, lgbt and so on. here they are recruiting. as much as you like, and still waving it and demonstrating, supposedly, adherence to their democratic traditions. well, heeded even very much to disturb such. here is the question, too, at the beginning of the last hour. we had test story. uh, missiles, like nothing like an ordinary event by and large. there is taken, a certain batch from this batch. a randomly selected rocket is launched and recognizes that this batch would be up and ready. it can be used, respectively, these ra. remain on comb

well, know me for everything oh, oh i have quite this know what question. and here i am back, in my opinion, when it became clear that johnsonis version sounded in the program. well, he should be in odessa this very uber. yes, governor, right? well, maybe he would, yes, this is a gift. you see. uh, how warmly johnson treats sunflowers and something blue here are sunflowers in honor of the day in anticipation of independence day is down among 10, so he said that there would be assistance for another 54 million. there are drones and so on. well, not a gift directly, well, a promise of a gift. here in general took place, some. uh, uplifting action. well, what are they going to do with it. i don't know, but at least the faces were satisfied, met , saw, missed, probably, well, look. when the announcement was made that they would not announce who was coming, but there would be a very high-ranking guest. i assumed it johnson will be, and in general, it was not difficult to predict. uh, well, i came and met with zelensky and talked. i think from the point of view, as if pr for zelensky, but, probably, it is important for johnson tha

that was a sort of, well, i know that mrs. johnson would have liked that.n the other side, i had susan and helen, and nobody watched it with more interest than helen. behind us were the wives of the cabinet members and the wives of the supreme court. and also as our guests, were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed, tucked away on the farthest step and the last little square inch was it inside wendy marcus, young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door. the familiar room below began to fill up with the pomp and display that always takes place on these occasions. how many times i've seen it. the house was in its seat, then with a loud announcement from fishbait miller, in came the senate. then came the -- i think next comes the diplomatic corps, getting bigger all the time, and how they all finally found room for them all, i don't know. and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fis

well. i know that mrs. johnson would have liked that. there on the other side. i had susan. and helen and nobody watched it more interest than healing. behind us with the wires the cabinet members and the wives the supreme court. and also as our guests were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed tucked away on the father is step in the last little square ranch was windy marcus young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door the familiar room below again to fill up with a pump and display that always takes place in these occasions. how many times i've seen it the house was in its seat been with a loud announcement from fishbeat miller in came the senate. then came the i think next comes the chromatic core getting bigger all the time and how they are going to find to find room for them. i don't know. and then the cabinet and the cord occupying the front rows and it is most pontifical voice fish bait miller and how could they ever be a replacement for fish bait? rose i said be president of the united states and in walk london fl

we know theresa may and boris johnson retort as well, what should the current uk government, i mean borisjohnsoncut detained and _ information? when they first cut detained and that's _ information? when they first cut detained and that's now - information? when they first cut detained and that's now seeing i information? when they first cut - detained and that's now seeing three british prime ministers, forforeign secretaries, but to be five in the present foreign secretary is likely to be the next prime minister. the prime minister is about to be appointed and they want of an alliance of democracies across the world where india is one of those so—called democracies and the company prime minister will have to speak up on behalf of those rules of international law and if they don't have charges of nearly five years, to bring them home and more importantly, i think this moment in time is to make sure that the security services aren't given information for the pleasing uk nationals born in the uk and placing them in harm's way. d0 nationals born in the uk and placing them in harm's way.— them in h

couple of weeks well, how effective is the training of ukrainian soldiers in the conditions of great britain we have seen from many photographs in which he is present even boris johnson, who also took part in the training, well, at least he saw how it happens. britain has taken up the training of as many as 10,000 ukrainian soldiers. how things are progressing with this training is very interesting here. it all happens in reality when people from 25 to 45 years old, many of whom are not even had no military experience, these people came and will be ready to defend the motherland as soon as they are given the necessary knowledge, first of all for survival, because we are very worried about how these people will turn into a military and secondly for effective the application of their new knowledge on the battlefield, they are also the equipment that they have now, and the clothes they will wear will go with them to ukraine, we will translate it, and how is the technological process of mastering new knowledge, because, well, the british are taught in english, i somehow... i believe in our school system in a certain way, but i do not think that all 10,000 of our military

because johnson i said kennedy wasn't really engaged on the issue of space until 1960. well, lyndon johnson was engaged from the moment that sputnik went on that very day. he jumped into the fray and he was the principal mover behind nasa for example, and so he was kennedy's point person in the white house on space and kennedy turned to johnson and said help me figure this out. and johnson already knew the answer and he went around amassing support very quickly for it from other parts of the government. and that was that we had to pledge to go to the moon. this was something that had been discussed with the nasa and elsewhere for for some time, but never that seriously, but what johnson saw and what ultimately kennedy concluded was that if we weren't going to be able to catch the soviets in the next couple of years, maybe if you set a goal that was almost a decade away a goal that was going to require the creation of new technology that no one had envisioned that was going to require massive expenditure over a very long period of time. well, maybe we would have the opportuni

boris johnson is in kyiv today as well. it is ukraine's independence day, and the united states is marking it by giving the country another $3 billion worth of weapons. diplomats are warning that russia is preparing attacks on ukraine's civilian infrastructure and government facilities in coming days. it's find out what has happened, what will happen. now speak to ukrainian mp valentin nalivaichenko. thank you very much indeed for your time today. it is independence day in ukraine. how does ukraine remain an independent country? valentin: this will be the first independence day for our country, and the sixth time so far the air raid sirens wailed out so far doing just this day, one day, of our independence. three hours ago russian missiles hit a private house where two children were saved, but the house was destroyed by a russian missile. this is how we live, actually, through all of these shillings -- shellings and bombardments. russia really keeps the war today has been six months since the russian invasion started. kaile

>> oh, yeah well you mention the worst with andrew johnson, obviously. at did not work out so well. i like truman. >> really? >> truman would be quite a good president. it's really interesting how he ended up as fdr's running mate in 1944. fdr the first eight years with turner as his vice president. in 1940, henry wallace became vice president. he was the vice president between 40 and 44 he was very liberal. by 1944 a lot of people in the dam they knew that he was not in good health. they didn't necessarily know he was gonna die a few months into his next term but they knew he was not in good health. southerners and conservative were not thrilled with wallace. they thought he was too liberal. too much on the side of civil rights for blacks. he was also pretty eccentric. what we would call today, he followed a lot of new age spiritual beliefs. they get behind and they convince roosevelt to dump wallace in 1944 and nominate someone else. truman was a compromise candidate. he didn't even want to be vice president. they convinced him to run, there was a big t

bohdan well, first there were boris johnson, and then there were other stories about what we know, and there is already vadim prystaiko about it, it is known that it's easy for great britain right now, the training of ukrainian sailors on british ships continues, which will then be transferred to ukraine. what kind of ships are these and what do we expect from them? i would like to say a few sentences about the history of this issue. well, in fact, in the summer of 2021 , the morning the agreement between great britain and ukraine states that this agreement contains several points, in particular, they are aimed at the fact that britain helps us in the construction of the main naval base in the black sea, as well as the construction of eight small ships and still very much such a weighty point that britain will give e-e missile weapons and also transfer e-e two e-e mini e against e against against minesweepers this is exactly this exactly these as far as i know this is exactly these two mini minesweepers will be transferred to be handed over to ukraine in the near future, at the same ti

wells. has borisjohnson has boris johnson been has borisjohnson been essentially he has been seen there willckage in the next prime minister but he is not the person who will be able to make that decision. he has been under pressure to say something, be more visible, given the cost of living crisis has gone on to the summer while the tory leadership contest has been ongoing. but i think those comments reflect a general consensus of class the political spectrum —— across the political spectrum —— across the political spectrum —— across the political spectrum and both tory leadership camps that they will need to be more support made available for households this winter and both candidates have hinted further this weekend what that support might be although we still don't have any exact clarity on that. there is quite a lot in the papers about what liz truss is looking at in terms of tax cuts. she has stressed her preferred approach is to cut taxes rather than give people money back in hand—outs. herteam rather than give people money back in hand—outs. her team have heavily hinted she would be

well developing biological weapons. he's the guy who had been unit 731 soldier when he was young, man, and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length, and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor a hero heater, who had a degree in the ring. biology believed that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the world as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter aso. he saw it as his calling in the 19 thirty's, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh, so good. so june gets the sunni hummadi condie equal, sucking yawn all natural medina o, japanese journalist, shoji condo, the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes. a book that caused quite a stir is one of the few people who tries to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to war. tiny to eve