joseph? guest: yes. caller: good morning, dr. joseph. i'm an avid fan -- i holly. and i follow your work. thank you christina bobb james baldwin. he is one of my heroes -- thank you. i follow your work. james baldwin is one of my heroes. with the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act, too many times people do not realize all the time in america, african americans have had to struggle. we all know about blackwell street, -- black wall street, but that was an anomaly. african-americans were driving all over america until they were brushed aside, and i wish you would name a couple more of the african-americans who were driving and they were cut off at the knee because of racism. guest: absolutely. thank you for the call. when you think about the civil rights act, this is a culmination of a long history of struggle. you alluded to tulsa in 1921 and the black wall street, but certainly there is st. louis, chicago, atlanta, arkansas, rosewood, florida, there are really going to be hundreds, really thousands of small, large and medium-sized cities going back to hamburg

with his head down, joseph listened to the verdict of 15 days of arrest. and it all started at the reception of this five-star hotel. tator wanted to check in, but did not provide a migration card, apparently believing that a star-spangled passport gives the right to... upset arranged fight with the staff, swore in russian and english, and later the hotel staff made inquiries and it turned out that tadr had previously trashed a room in another hotel, from where he was also kicked out. joseph tater himself calls himself a writer on social networks, the author of a whole novel, sells his book on the site for 15 dollars, works under the pseudonym joseph triska. apparently, he did not think long about the name of the main character of the novel, he settled on his own, it is too beautiful. the action of the novel takes place in 2017, when a person loses touch with reality, a series. random events leads to the protagonist named joseph having to figure out what's going on before it's too late and he goes crazy. is he living in some kind of matrix, or is he stuck

kamal harris for her, joseph biden, something else.fact, i think that's why this story is happening now. we all understand that we understood somewhere, and the mood was such that something will happen in the fall . well, the elections in the united states, november 5, putin is waiting for these elections, which in principle is partially true, they made november 5 a sacred date, although it is not, because the elections are on the 5th, and only on january 20. inauguration, and what's more, we are with you they said here that not only the name of the president is important, but also the configuration that will be in power in the usa, and in general, how calmly they will pass the election period, well, that's another thing. topic, so i think that this is all a continuation of the same story, this is exactly a diplomatic story, it is not a history of war, as if at the front, it is not a history of foreign policy and the establishment of peace or victory, this is diplomacy that deals with it, in the process of some positions to strengthen

give it up for joseph gordon-levitt!vorite city. >> kelly: wants something you love there? why do you love it so much? >> joseph: the movies is what's france is all about. that motion picture technology was invented in france. >> kelly: i did not know that. >> joseph: the most cinema-loving place you'll ever be. people go to the movies alone. i don't know if you do this. i don't do this anymore but i'm a dad but when i was younger, i would go to the movies

joseph conrad was writing in huff, darkness words. the code has been about you and grabbed what they could get for the sake of what cost to be got. was just robbery with the violence aggravated mud, run a great scale. conquest of the switch. them as the means, the taking it away from those we have a different complex, you know, slightly flattened noses and ourselves. it's not a producing. when you look into it too much the, it cause your process to separate them because i need it because you, you could potentially put them except if um, less than to say put it, please don't give you something. most of you could have missed something is that most of you said it was nice enough is boscus, let people in your and you want me to swap as i do. it's a pretty of, except me still going to complete this is just reveal it has to do with this. i don't want to talk to one of them. that's what i said we can of us to the much gets us. let me sick. ya go, can you tell me the most? i can my guides tell me this wrong. the national highway follows the e

to me, how can i tell you, well, if it's true that they're going to give this plan separately to josepho the current president, kamela harris, as the vice presidential candidate to donald trump, well, that means , you know, not a plan, but such a simple general document, some theses, well, like a peace formula, yes, 10 positions, well, in principle. in principle, to convey all this, it is called a nonpaper, it is conveyed as your political position, and someone says, but how so, all three will have one and the same thing, and one and it should be the same, because they already started saying, let's give them different things, trump has something for him, camille harris for her, and joseph biden has something else, in fact, i think that's why this story is happening now, we all are. we all understand that somewhere we understood and the mood was such that something will happen in the fall , well, the elections in the united states, november 5, putin is waiting for these elections, which in principle is partially true, they made november 5 a sacred date , does not want to, because the ele

man, the joseph comrade ro, hall of darkness at the height of units colonial scramble fast. it's about the search for a mysterious white trader. old mister cups is become a monster's killer. cup symbolizes a type of savagery at the hall of western civilization. the shops of african heads for fun. the 1st red joseph conrad snuffle was studying at oxford university. folk cuts was just an operation. a twisted from to see of comrades imagination. he had summed up he had judged or the heart i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts and that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way. a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fix. i begun to plant a journey across space and time in search of this real the job to read. so i can move in both of my parents come from nigeria in west africa that wh

the 1st read joseph comrade snuffle was studying at oxford university. folk cups was just an operation. a twisted fantasy of comrades imagination. he had summed up, he had judged, i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts and that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way, a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than comrades fix. i began to plant a journey across space. time in search of this real the job to read. so i can move in both of my parents come from nigeria in west africa a little bit. when i go into august, so my old a tony ends in my year, some black students like me. but it was here. i begin to research the imperial history that made my wells the history they didn't teach at school. i disagree with a heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said, his story a country, the size of west

in congress with joseph conrad said his story. a country, the size of western europe, slaves plantation, collecting robust a european bicycles, the mutilation this punishment for refusing what a belgian king leopold to say the domestic. he's upset. c, e o goes 700 feet, just lying there is a father, looks down each a nation is punishment. support the was not so shocked as you most think. i had expected to see a know of, of, with the, you know, 3rd was black dried sun couldn't have closed, eyelids ahead that seem to sleep at the top of that pole. and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth which smite to prey dismissed. it was just a word to me. i did not see the man in the name any more than you. do you see him? do you see the story? seems to me m science, attend literally making a vain attempt because no relation of the dream contemplating notion of being critical. which is the and becoming obsessed with finding my realize there are a few candidates atoria is jim and come in the media 1000. i the reason

america at the un general assembly and will meet with the president of the united states of america joseph biden, and this victory plan will also be presented to two presidential candidates trump and haris, and so far ukrainians know what the victory plan will be, what it consists of, it is still not clear either, but judging by zelensky's rhetoric, it must still be a plan. not peace negotiations with the russian federation, a plan to force russia to make peace, you know, we actually have a peace formula from which, well , a position with which you can agree, and if you add certain accents to it, then this can be a plan for victory, in fact , but with such an ambitious statement, announcement, of course... if it is really about the general, obviously the general, not about any details, the general approach is political, then first it would be necessary to talk about it in ukraine, it would not be out of place for the president to come out, maybe to the parliament, with a message, by the way, could be released, it would be appropriate for the people, well, in the parliament , the president'

vanessa muchÍsimas gracias joseph. >> en otros temas. o llamada x. tuvo una conversaciÓn con elon musk, el dueÑo de esa plataforma. la entrevista se retrasÓ 40 minutos por problemas tÉcnicos que musk atribuyÓ a un ataque cibernÉtico. el empresario ratificÓ su apoyo a la candidatura presidencial de trump y compartiÓ con el exmandatario sus crÍticas a la inmigraciÓn indocumentada. esta noche, nuevamente, trump atacÓ la labor de la administraciÓn biden en materia fronteriza. sin presentar pruebas. >> allow them to get away with their disinformation campaign now, she's trying to say that she wasn't she wasn't really involved. and a whole thing is horrible. she was totally in charge. she could ha. shut the border down without him. he didn't know what he was doing. anyways, he wouldn't have even what happened you could shut the border down. he would even know the difference, but the fact is that she was borders. but if you don't have to call it that the fact is you could just call her. she was in charge of the border and the border was the wor

it's down to cam, joseph and tucker.liminated. it's down to joe of and tucker. whoever hid that memory card better will win the golden power of veto. >> it's down to to me and joseph. joe of has been laying low and playing a great game, but i want this. >> i hid my memory card in the most obvious place imaginable and inexplicably, those identify yauts haven't found it. >> the memory card you found belongs to ... joseph. since your memory card has been found, you have been eliminated. tucker, your memory card was never found. >> let's go! >> congratulations, tucker, you have won the golden power of veto! >> thank you! >> six, baby! >> yeah, i got it! >> come on. >> don't you i don't know where to hide stuff? i'm the youngest of three brothers. i always know where to hide stuff. >> i know that quinn made the mess -- i'm so pissed! what can't he do? i'm going against against like the foster -- poster boy for excellency, and i'm losing. obviously! i cannot believe you put in that a sweety towel in there. >> tucker wins anoth

joseph meyn: i'm not shocked that this happened. shocked that i was sitting there, and it happened next to me. we shouldn't be at a level of political discourse in this country where this is going on. it feels like it's 1960 again. joseph biden: the idea that there's political violence or violence in america like this is just unheard of. sara sidner: but history has shown that's not true. douglas brinkley: our whole history in the united states is anchored around constant spasms of violence. i mean, we were born in the american revolution with events like the boston massacre and the boston tea party. throughout presidential history, they are always a target from a would-be, assassin. sara sidner: the last us president shot was ronald reagan. that was 1981 when a bullet pierced his lung, nearly killing him. patti davis is his daughter. what was your gut reaction when you saw that yet another assassin tried to take out, in this case, a former president after what you've been through? patti davis: one of the things that i was struck by

how would you decipher joseph biden's understanding of the situation, and is there really a dilemma for putin, because in fact , given the peculiarities of the russian constitution for them, what is kherson, what is kursk. region is one and the same, that is, in essence, the russians have long been in a situation where ukraine occupied their territories, i take all this now in quotation marks, well, i would say i took it under control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not claim russian territories, we are not going to annex them, so it is not an invasion, it is not an occupation, i would say taking control, when such a term as creating dilemmas is used, then of course it is from international relations and from the theory of conflict, it must meaning that in front of someone there are several elections, at least two, which are not very good and must be chosen with the least losses, what mr. biden has in mind, we do not know, but we can see what dilemmas our, our control over part of the russian territory has created, the first is that that in order to protect his

how would you decipher joseph biden's understanding of the situation and whether this dilemma really exists. for putin, because in essence, taking into account the peculiarities of the russian constitution, for them, kherson, the kurdish region are the same thing, that is, in essence, russians have long been in a situation where ukraine occupied their territories, i take all this into account quotes, well, i would say take control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not claim russian territories, we are not going to annex them, so this is... an invasion, it is not an occupation, i would say taking control, when such a term as creating dilemmas is used, it is of course both from international relations and from conflict theory, it is meant that someone has several choices, at least two of which are not very good, and one must choose with the least losses, and we don't know what mr. biden meant, but we can see what the dilemmas are... our our control over part of the russian territory created. the first is that in order to protect his territory, putin needs forces

the people respect joseph visarionovich stalin, although they cannot stand lenin and despise khrushchev love stalin, because not a single hour in power could get fatter for stalin. everyone was hanging on by a thread and everyone was afraid. and no, let's not hide it, they are such a cow-eating people who want to be feared, but it is not known for what, well, just like that, because more nothing, in principle, nothing useful, nothing for which they could be respected, they don't have, and that's why, so and so, and now such a strange situation has turned out, you know, well, that is , somehow, nothing particularly works out, somehow with the war all. it is very difficult, here they have already entered the kursk region, and they are already bombing rosyushka, and somehow, well, something must be done, that is, somehow it turns out that, as you can see, the people have claims, moreover, now they have some, you know , such questions suddenly arose, you know, in a purely dostoevsky way, i'm a teasing creature there or i have rights, well, you know how it ended with dostoevsky's hero, it en

would have raised from his ... retort to replace himself, yes, and who, i apologize, was raised by josepher than putin, right? he is not lavrentiy pavlovich bevlovich beria he was not going to grow up, well, frankenstein grew up on his own, but he was going to shoot him literally, just a few months before his death, georgy maksimilianovich melenkov became his heir, whom the soviet people did not really know existed until the moment when he became head of the seres council of ministers. stalin did not feed his successors, he did not want to have successors, and what heir did joseph brostita raise for himself, a much more liberal figure than stalin, he died, and there was no one, ugh, and he was thrown out of they sat in the house, and enver hodge raised his heirs for himself, he died and the head of state, the head of state security of albania, ramiz aliya, he is not, they are not, these people, they do not think at all that... they will die, i think that the best quote is the words of fidel castro, who once said at a rally, if i die, if, these people think in such categories, not when, bu

at the time, armed himself with an ar—15... ..and, using that rifle, killed two unarmed people — josephnthony huber. a final individual by the name of gaige grosskreutz... i was present for all of the trial. the unadulterated rage that would fill me just at the sight of him. under our laws, the defendant can only use deadly force if he reasonably believed that the force was necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself. i don't believe kyle had a complete understanding of the terrible - situation he was in. there is no death penalty. in wisconsin, but if he went to a prison, he would be killed, so we're fighting _ over the kid's life. you asjurors will end up looking at it from i the standpoint of a 17—year—old. kyle rittenhouse protected himself, i protected his firearm so it couldn'tl be taken and used against him or other people. _ he acted in self—defence, ladies and gentlemen. i that's what the evidence will show. so if i could just have you watch this... we're going to go to 24 minutes on the tape. i'm a kenoshan and i love kenosha. you recognise that person

sign of our common willingness to do something based on our common traditions. that the fact that josephon campaign and exchange wil and gershkovich, that is, in fact, this is an election act, this is essentially because it is beneficial for the democrats right at this moment before the elections to get gershkovich wheelon for theirs, and to say the rest, the rest is actually a makeweight, these are things that, well, in principle, the former wheelon and gershkovich are key there, because joseph biden promised. did, he sort of fulfilled his promise, now everyone should be happy, although, of course, uh, you understand, here is the motivation and here is the motivation, here we returned our own, the state did not abandon its own, by the way, i would add to the information that you have already given, that's all previously exchanged, those who served their homeland abroad, they all found their rightful place in civil society, now everyone feels very good, that is, this is actually a system, this is not some one-time act, the first time, yes, the president met, well because this is the seco

senate next year will be that of democrat joseph biden of delaware.time of his election on november 7, biden was not yet old enough to serve. >> i could hardly wait to be 30, the constitutionally required age for entering the senate. (people talking in background) we threw a big party two-and- a-half weeks after the election. >> ♪ happy birthday, dear... ♪ >> there was a cake, and neilia and i cut it together, standing over it like we did our wedding cake, except that beau and hunt were there. >> for the first 29 years of his life, after having solved the problem of the stutter, joe biden had almost a kind of blessed existence. he discovered that, "okay, life's pretty good to me." >> i was a united states senator-elect at age 30. neilia and i had done this amazing thing together, and there was so much more we would do. the doors were just beginning to swing open on the rest of our lives. (train bell clanging) ♪ ♪ >> i spent a good bit of time with joe. i was assigned to do a long, long piece on him-- something like, you know, "yng mr. biden goes to wa

respond to calls such as non-injury traffic collisions and according to acting police chief paul joseph. that's what tam pham was doing on monterey road saturday night when a driver crashed into a vehicle that hit tampa fan and cso. veronica bair. >> the driver responsible for this horrific incident. he's 44 year-old huerta palacios of morgan hill. the suspect has had prior arrests for dui in california and he was apprehended at the scene of the crash. chief joseph says that tam pham was pronounced dead at the hospital and blasio is was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. there is still at the hospital but is expected to survive or serious injuries from the crash. veronica suffered a dislocated shoulder. >> broken jaw, fractured ribs and a brain bleed. those who live in the area of south san jose where the crash happened. talk to kron 4 about their concerns with reckless driving on monterey road. you never know. >> if someone is paying attention on their iphone if they're drunk. san jose mayor matt mahan expressed his condolences to the tam pham f

. >> and according to acting police chief paul joseph. that's what tam pham was doing on monterey road saturday night when a driver crashed into a vehicle that hit tampa fan and cso. veronica bair. the driver responsible for this horrific incident. he's 44 year-old huerta palacios of morgan hill. >> the suspect has had prior arrests for dui in california and he was apprehended at the scene of the crash. chief joseph says that tam pham was pronounced dead at the hospital and blasio is was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. the decision by this individual to get behind the wheel while intoxicated. disgraceful. decision and actions put the public and the people protecting the public grave danger. there is still at the hospital but is expected to survive her injuries of a dislocated shoulder, broken jaw, fractured ribs and a brain bleed. those who live in the area of south san jose where the crash happened. talk to kron 4 about their concerns with reckless driving on monterey road. you never know. >> i

joseph? guest: yes. caller: good morning, dr. joseph. i'm an avid fan -- i holly.low your work. thank you christina bobb james baldwin. he is one of my heroes -- thank you. i follow your work. james baldwin is one of my heroes. with the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act, too many times people do not realize all the time in america, african americans have had to struggle. we all know about blackwell street, -- black wall street, but that was an anomaly. african-americans were driving all over america until they were brushed aside, and i wish you would name a couple more of the african-americans who were driving and they were cut off at the knee because of racism. guest: absolutely. thank you for the call. when you think about the civil rights act, this is a culmination of a long history of struggle. you alluded to tulsa in 1921 and the black wall street, but certainly there is st. louis, chicago, atlanta, arkansas, rosewood, florida, there are really going to be hundreds, really thousands of small, large and medium-sized cities going back to hamburg, north ca

well, i would like to hear from joseph biden, the man who made the important decision to withdraw from the presidential race at a certain point, i will remind you that he had the opportunity to talk with cbs sunday morning journalists, and... if the result of this interview is, in particular, an understanding of what made the current american president withdraw from the election race. let's listen. polls showed that we are going fast. the fight would continue until the last. but what happened here is that several of my fellow democrats in the house and senate decided that i could hurt them in their election. and they bothered me. that if i had stayed in the race, that would have become their subject, and i decided that it was everyone's will distract well, actually, mr. kulyk, the fact that joseph biden made a decision, and we know that there are trumpists in america, there are definitely those who are direct supporters of the current president joseph biden, i don't know how much it is, well, let's put it this way. about a segment of society with such a sectarian orientation, because t

regarding the definition escalation, it seems, before, before this powerful blow, joseph biden called on netanyahu to be more careful, to stop the escalation, and it could even be about the limitation of aid from the liaison. states if the israeli leader does not listen to these very subtle but sure advices. at the same time, the un secretary general considers the elimination of pro-iranian partisans in beirut and tehran as a dangerous escalation, which is interesting. well, besides, i don't know if our viewers and listeners noticed it. but on july 30 he was at the inauguration of the new president of iran a rather high-ranking diplomat from europe is present, the european commission sent its representative there, and actually many people were a little surprised by this, but is it normal in this situation, according to the spokesperson of the european commission , peter stano, actually we... need to adhere to the policy of critical interaction, mr. mykhailo, is this situation normal, or are we basically just seeing and observing certain ceremonial things? i think that from the point o

region created a real dilemma for the president of russia, vladimir putin, how would you decipher joseph's understanding of the situation. and is this really a dilemma for putin, because in essence, taking into account the peculiarities of the russian constitution, for them, kherson and the kurdish region are the same thing, that is, in essence , the russians have long been in a situation where ukraine occupied their territories, i take all this in quotes now, well, i would say i would take it under control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not claim russian territories. we are not going to annex them, so it is not an invasion, it is not an occupation, i would say taking control, when such a term as creating dilemmas is used, then of course it is from international relations and from the theory of conflict, it is meant that before someone there are several elections, at least two, which are not very good, and we have to choose with the least losses, what mr. baden meant, we don't... know, but we can see what our dilemmas are, our control over part of the russian te

dilemma for the president of russia vladimir putin, how would you decipher this understanding of josephe situation and whether this dilemma really exists for putin, because in fact, given the peculiarities of the russian constitution , for them, kherson and the kurdish region are one and the same precisely, that is, in essence, the russians have long been in a situation where ukraine was occupied. their territories, all this i take now in quotation marks, well, i would say took control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not claim russian territories, we are not going to annex them, so this is not an invasion, it is not an occupation, i would say a takeover under control, when such a term as the creation of dilemmas is used, it is usually from international relations, from the theory of conflict, it is meant that someone has several problems. at least two that are not very good and must be chosen with the least losses, what mr. biden means, we do not know, but we can see what dilemmas our, our control over a part of the russian territory created, the first is that i

how would you decipher joseph biden's understanding of the situation, and whether this dilemma really exists for putin, because in fact, given the peculiarities of the russian constitution, for them, kherson and the kursk region are one and the same. that is, in fact, the russians have long been in a situation where ukraine was occupied. their territories, i take all this now in quotation marks, well, i would say i took it under control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not pretend to be russian territories, we are not going to annex them, so this is not an invasion, this is not an occupation, i would say taking control, when such a term as creating dilemmas is used, then of course it is also from international relations from the theory of conflict, it is meant that before someone there are several... elections, at least two, which are not very good, and we have to choose with the least losses, what mr. biden means, we don't know, but we can see what our dilemmas, our control over part of the russian territory has created, first - this is what for in order to pr

are certainly those who are direct supporters of the current president, joseph biden, i don't know, how much is it, uh, well, let's say this, about a segment of society, such a sectarian orientation, because that's what they sometimes say about people who perceive donald trump, but nevertheless we understand that there are exclusively biden voters. was it the decision of the current american president that prompted them to cast their votes for kamala harris? i think that the voters of biden in particular, they are disciplined and they focus on the establishment party, therefore the election of the candidate harris is just the best option among other candidates, which was for they are acceptable, a preliminary survey, modeling, when... they ask in the questionnaire a second choice, that is, your candidate does not participate, for whom you would then vote, there is such a technique among sociologists, and this tool shows that haris takes the votes of supporters biden, this is a large enough percentage, in fact, she is channeling in her favor people who were focused directly on biden

how would you decipher joseph biden's understanding of the situation, and is there really a dilemma foruse in essence, given the peculiarities of the russian constitution, for them, kherson and the kursk region are one and the same, that is, in essence, the russians have long been ... are in a situation where ukraine occupied their territories, i take all this now in quotation marks, well, i would say take it under control, because we are not going to, we are not russians, we do not claim russian territories, we are not going to take them to annex, therefore it is not an invasion, it is not an occupation, i would say taking control, when they use such a term as creating dilemmas, it is of course from international relations, and from the theory of conflict, it is meant that... someone has several choices, at least two that are not very good and must be chosen with the least losses, and what did mr. biden mean? we don't know, but we can see what dilemmas our control over a part of russian territory has created. the first is that in order to protect its territory, putin needs forces and m

in joseph, england's book's done pits, the poisoning of american soldiers. he revealed another big mystery, how depleted uranium munitions were disposed of the without to play rainy and being burned into burn fits, it would set up. i mean, then, then it actually is that only had to contaminate area, but it was a domino effect to start finding hundreds of soldiers. i ended up interviewing 1400 soldiers from my book. there were sick and dying from the burkett's. it became a big story. and the book was very successful. president biden spoke about the book often because i mentioned a sudden boe in there who got sick from the burned pits and died enjoying lovick of some. so i'll give them patients a boss, so good, good, good to pause. so talk to them fish and say that is that they want me to go in there to give you a few more and say on a cousin a the city of the present, the small available for brother in law to the bottom, 2nd floor interest and the whole was commission that i didn't quote, this is the 1st or the well, it's a shot game of way, 3 method to city.

joseph, - go forward. that is it. deal with it and go forward. joseph, thank - go forward.ery much for talking to us here on bbc news. stay safe and we will keep everyone updated with the situation there in the coming hours and days. today is expected to be the uk's hottest day of the year so far. the highest temperatures are due around the south east of england, and could hit 35 celsius. but elsewhere things are a bit cooler, and in scotland and northern england there's been a thunderstorm warning. our correspondent duncan kennedy is in lee—on—the—solent. at lee on the solent, they are back in the solent. the sun has brought out the heat seekers once again in this changing summer. what do you make of the weather? lovely, very nice. hot and sunny, just how we like it. it hasn't been great this summer. the start of the summer wasn't great but it has picked up now. so that's good. it is the same across great swathes of the south and e. it's lovely. —— the south and east. we have been waiting for it for ages. lovely, great. it hasn't been a blockbuster summer, has it? it hasn'

head of european diplomacy, joseph bore. calls for the lifting of restrictions on the use of western weapons by ukraine. will yermak's list of russian targets convince the biden administration. we need more patriots. the minister of foreign affairs, dmytro kuleba, reproached the western partners for being slow to deliver air defense systems. what can incline the nato allies to close the sky over the western ones. of ukraine. glory to ukraine. this is the verdict program. my name is serhii rudenko. greetings to all. and i wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. in the first part of our program, we will have a big foreign and domestic political evening with valery chaly, diplomat and politician. in the second part of our program, starting at 21:15, we will have the journalist club of yanina sokolova and olga musafirova. we will beat up foreign policy and domestic policy. the results of the week, let's talk about zelenskyi's press conference, the one and a half hour he held this week and communication with journ

exchange right now to putin, and why it, on the other hand, to the united states in the person of joseph biden, well and... the democrats, well, i think that putin has had one goal for quite some time, quite important, and that is to release krasikov, a man who is known for his murder right in berlin in terganter park, dashvili, a georgian citizen of chechen origin, this is a well-known story with a political murder, and this particular story, of course, always interested putin, because we already know that krasikov is a personal acquaintance for him, this... a person who carried out some special confidential assignments, it is important, not only putin, maybe of all this so-called ozer cooperative, and in addition to this murder of khangashvili, krasykov is known for being involved in the murder of several russian businessmen in the north-west, in the north-west region of russia, and this is a person who served in the federal security of the russian federation, and before that in the kgb. that is , this is simply a person from the same corporation as putin, who is personally close to pu

the democratic convention in chicago, it is about convention of the democratic party, yes, of which joseph is the president, he called his success that ukraine is holding on, and accordingly, this means that kamela harris will, perhaps not be forced, but will continue president joseph biden's policy of providing everything is most important to us, and i want to believe that she will be able to take a second breath. the third is breathing in providing us with strategically important ammunition, ammunition, well, frankly lethal weapons, including aviation, well and behold, but knowing the americans, the americans always, well, if not monetize, then translate these or other processes into concrete success now to joseph biden, for that, well, to his team camila harris, they need to demonstrate these or other great things. success in repelling russian aggression, right? well, in your opinion, how will this case unfold now, or vice versa? well, as far as we understand that there will be no push to push us to one or another changes, especially taking into account our kurdish operation, but in you

your borders of the lithuanian state were established by joseph vissarionovich stalin.o you like it, do you not like it? this is a historical fact, and we must talk about history speak openly and truthfully, as you know, about the lessons of history. you had a fantastic opening speech. thank you. but when we talk about the great patriotic war, now in the conditions of the svo, we often turn to this experience, this is right. you know, sometimes we draw ourselves such an illusory image that here is the great wise stalin, well, yes, there were some mistakes, but in general everything is as if, here we won, everything was ideal, so let's turn to this experience. and i remember a conversation that is reflected in the memoirs of alexander mikhailovich vasilevsky's life's work, his conversation with varoshilov, in liberated ukraine, they are sitting and he says, kliment efremovich, that you , iosifarionovich, somehow there were different events before the war, he says: you know, alexander mikhailovich, and iosifarionovich became different, and the soviet union became differen

about to begin what they called the annihilation of the herrera and in congo, when my journey was joseph, come up, began the belgian conquered as we're reducing the african population by 10000000 in the a little while. i not got any boots. i really do. good. ok. the yeah. the i can get those who go to do the upgrade with godaddy to the 10, and really that is the cut down the default. that's again then jimmy hall is younger as l i s as well. and they did the i is going to come in the country, you don't look at me and you couldn't get into the i came to, i mean, you look attend. thank you. how can and the some, what uh, what, uh, what, uh, like a wild, it's a hectic, beautiful. it would be at the go come the little kitchen to see it and kind of as a food, a deck to me by to say, i'm again with the global political the one with the i like that was one of the found kind of gufferson zach up ways you quote and i come up with them talking with uh, fluttering tongue comes and says it was really good to them. when would you die? you know, conditional code would have to go to you. i told him i go