we're sitting in a room with a portrait of the late president lech kaczynski. who, of course, died in a plane crash in russia back in 2008. he was in georgia on his way to the separatist south ossetia and came underfire from russian troops. in the company of president saakashvili. 15 years ago, it was georgia. now, it's ukraine. how long before it is poland? estonia, lithuania ? since you made that reference to president lech kaczynski, i'm calling him my president because back then i served as minister in the president's office. i was his lawyer. we need to remind ourselves that before the russian aggression against georgia happened in august of 2008, there was a summit of nato's in bucharest. in april 2008, at that very summit of nato's in bucharest, president lech kaczynski supported president george bush, the president of the united states, and they fought together to make sure that ukraine would receive the so—called membership action plan. in other words, the plan of being admitted to nato as a fully fledged member. back then, france and germany blocked t

we're sitting in a room with a portrait of the late president lech kaczynski, who of course, died insh in russia back in 2008. he was in georgia on his way to the separatist south ossetia and came underfire from russian troops in the company of president saakashvili. 15 years ago, it was georgia. now it's ukraine. how long before it is poland, estonia, lithuania? translation: since you made that reference - to president lech kaczynski, i'm calling him my president because back then i served as minister in the president's office. i was his lawyer. we need to remind ourselves that before the russian aggression against georgia happened in august of 2008, there was a summit of nato in bucharest in april 2008. at that very summit of nato in bucharest, president lech kaczynski supported president george bush, the president of the united states, and they fought together to make sure that ukraine would receive the so—called membership action plan. in other words, the plan of being admitted to nato as a fully—fledged member. back then, france and germany blocked that, and it didn't happen. an

electoral votes on january 6 and hand the 2020 election to donald trump cnn's kfile senior editor andrew kaczynski joins us now andrew chesebro denied even having this burner account, right >> yeah, that's right. so chesebro is cooperating in multiple state investigations into that fake elector scheme. and when he was asked last year about whether he used social media, he said no, listen to this you have any social media presence, facebook, instagram. >> i mean, no. i for whatever. i mean for linear alternate ids that you're using for that kind of stuff. >> no. i mean, i don't i don't do any twitting so chesebro has portrayed himself as sort of a moderate middleman who >> claimed he was misled by more radical elements within the trump campaign about how they planned on using fake electors. but the secret tweet treats really reveal an entirely different story. they show how he promoted a far more aggressive strategy. then he later told investigators, and now we were able to link this anonymous account. it was called a bajaur pundit to chesebro based on various details, we found that matched his bio

the district court of warsaw allowed kaczynski's brainchild and his followers to be called by their own names. powerful explosion of domestic gas in yerevan. one residential building collapsed completely, others were damaged. there are victims. rather uncertain than. the fierce ones asked the weather forecasters what the weather would be like on this week? the geographical remoteness of kamchatka from belarus should not hinder friendship and cooperation, the president stated this today during a meeting with the governor of the russian region. alexander lukashenko noted: minsk and petropavlovsk-kamchatsky are able to significantly increase trade turnover through direct supplies of seafood and the creation of joint processing plants. i am convinced that we will be able to find opportunities to build our relations without unnecessary intermediaries, thereby ensuring that the products we supply there and back, it will be much cheaper. the kamchatka region is famous for its unique marine resources and fish resources. it will probably be very correct and profitable if we try to improve. inves

now the new prime minister, a staunch opponent of kaczyński, echoes this opinion. donald tusk.t that several hundred or thousands of people in ukraine want to earn huge money is not our problem. we want to help ukraine as a state, ukrainians as a people in armed confrontation with russia. undoubtedly, here our position does not change in any way, but it cannot be that because of the war and because of our empathy and openness to ukraine, someone will take advantage of this for unfair and unequal competition with our companies, our farmers. if the blockade of the border, as promised by polish farmers... will last at least a month, then only in february the ukrainian budget will not receive more than uah 7.5 billion. this assessment was voiced by the chairman of the financial committee of the verkhovna rada, danylo hetmantsev. and this will be felt in conditions of a record budget deficit and a delay in american aid, although for ukrainian farmers themselves, the export of grain by road transport is not critically important. according to agricultural consulting companies, in july

back then it had been implemented what president george bush had wanted from nato, supported by kaczynskid have taken a different turn. if ukraine had been admitted into nato, that war would have never happened because i believe russia wouldn't have dared attack nato. and today we have a war. interesting reflections. what is their view domestically - interesting reflections. what is their view domestically in - interesting reflections. what is| their view domestically in terms interesting reflections. what is - their view domestically in terms of their view domestically in terms of their approach and what do they want from the international community? he: said he did not think russia would have dared test nato but that is not the view now and there is now a mood shift that the test of collective security would come, and he makes the point that with donald trump, he had a very good relationship because they were already meeting their 2% gdp target and he went to donald trump and he said, we need your support, and he said, we will give you the planes and put more troops on the border with u

then, if back then it had been implemented what george bush had wanted from nato�*s supported by kaczynskiperhaps history would have taken a different turn if ukraine would have been admitted into nato, that war would have never happened because i believe russia wouldn't have dared attack nato. and today we have a war. but i believe and i want to stress this, to conclude this part, because it's what you're referring to. i do not believe that russia will attack nato countries, any nato countries, that it will dare to have an open war against nato�*s with the north atlantic alliance. if you take a look at article five on collective defense and if you take into account how far over the last two years russia has been trying to conquer ukraine, it hasn't been able to deal with the ukrainian nation. and the heroism. it's interesting you talk about collective defense because i want to talk about donald trump and his comments a few weeks ago. you know him very well because you chaired the nato summit here in warsaw that he attended. you signed a strategic partnership with him back in 2018. so perh

the polish tvp has long been considered exclusively the mouthpiece of kaczynski’s government policiese precisely the pis party. they made fun of tvp, and sociological studies showed that about 26% of the polish population believed that polish state television showed the real picture. natychmiast doprowadzić do likwidacji tvp. oh, bravo! today poland is overtaken by a battle for television. tusk came to power and distributed portfolios, however, he did not forget who, throughout the entire election campaign, even earlier, watered his buckets of mud, or how public television suddenly became tame, piss-like. the essence of the claims, among other things, was that there were guys in this holding who earned 4 million zlotys a year. the knees of ogneshka romashevskaya guza began to tremble. who doesn't know, she is the creator and does not move. what can i do to at least somehow touch alexander lukashenko, because it is impossible to hide that with their decision the belarusian authorities destroyed all my plans. can a polish journalist, even if she is very offended by upset plans and vindi

the polish tvp has long been considered exclusively the mouthpiece of kaczynski’s government policies precisely the peace party. they made fun of tvp, and sociological studies showed that about 26% of the polish population believed that polish state television showed the real picture. bravo! today poland is overtaken by a battle for television. tusk came to power, handed out a briefcase, however, he did not forget who, throughout the entire election campaign, even earlier, threw buckets of mud at him, or how public television suddenly became tame, pisovsky. the essence of the claims, among other things, there were guys in this holding who earned 4 million zlotys a year, their knees began to tremble, the flames of romashev’s guza. who doesn't know? the creator and permanent director of the polish channel for belarusians, here is a little story about the distant 2005, when a polish journalist was sitting at the airport waiting for her deportation flight. sitting at the airport, i thought what i could do to at least somehow pinch alexander lukashenko, because it cannot be hidden that wit

the polish tvp has long been considered exclusively the mouthpiece of kaczynski’s government policiesely the peace party. they made fun of tvp, but sociological studies showed some 26% of the polish population believes that polish state television shows the real picture. today poland is overtaken by a battle for television. came to power and handed out the briefcase, however, he did not forget who, throughout the entire election campaign, even earlier, threw buckets of mud at him, or how public television suddenly became a tame pisovsky. the essence of the claims, among other things, was that there were guys in this holding who earned 4 million zlotys a year. the knees of ogneshka romashevskaya guza began to tremble. who doesn't knows, she is the creator and unmovable director of the polish channel for belarusians. here's a little history about the distant past. in 2005, when a polish journalist was sitting at the airport waiting for her deportation flight. sitting at the airport, i thought what i could do to at least somehow pinch alexander lukashenko, because it cannot be hidden tha

the polish tvp has long been considered exclusively the mouthpiece of kaczynski’s government policiespis party. they made fun of tvp, and sociological studies showed that about 26% of the polish population. open your channel to pinch, i quote, the leader of another state, only if she is the daughter of influential parents. ognieszka romoszewska is a person with very strong influence in the polish state, her mother is an adviser to the president, her father, who is no longer alive, was also a very influential person, her husband is now the polish ambassador to ukraine, so we are talking about a very influential family , the untouchable family that just... can do anything. so, in 2007, the polish state holding tvp entered into an agreement with mid-poland. they say will broadcast in a structure based on tvp, but since the interests there are foreign policy, the polish foreign ministry will pay about 20 million zlotys a year for this miracle. but meade, of course, does not have his own money; it will still have to be taken from the country’s budget, which is formed from people’s taxes. t

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the head of the opposition party law and justice, jaroslaw kaczynski, did not deny that the intelligence, how many are there proteins can be stored, let's figure it out. yes, separating the white from the yolk requires skill, or resourcefulness. and if there are a lot of eggs, there is still time, so pastry chef ekaterina kharina prefers a ready-made product from the store. the main thing is to look at the production date and choose the freshest one possible. the longer it is stored. protein, the thinner its consistency becomes , there is no way to thicken it, then you can prepare from it, for example, omelettes, cookies that do not require whipping, not protein cream, not without e. in addition to the date, the composition is important, according to gost it must contain only one component, the egg whites themselves, and you don’t have to think that these are some kind of production residues, the raw materials are perishable, so they are used only fresh, plus they must be pasteurized. in the process of breaking, in the process. in principle, an egg can be a source of some diseases, for e

kaczyński, but still it is not means that he will be a candidate for president , well, exactly the sameas the actual situation with others, well, now they are showing what... for the most part, it is the current marshal as a member of the diet, he, by the way, they say, has good chances in the upcoming presidential elections, political crisis, it is nobody's business regrets, and when it happens very intensively, and politicians do not hide behind the statements of advisers, advisers and so on, then often their, well, let's say, mistakes, they come out like a shillos, there is nothing extraordinary about it... nothing, you just have to be able to find in strength, and accordingly look for other opportunities , mr. even, but look, here it is a little different, well, if the situation, because we are not left out, if there was a certain level of empathy and even sympathy for andrzej duda during the previous tenure of the previous government, there is, in principle, more and a very serious personal contact, that is, it is one from the few pre-presidents who are with the ukrainian president

instead, peace and the authorities of peace and president duda and the head of the party yaroslav kaczyńskied about reparations, and reparations is a legal term that takes into account full compensation for losses . then one comes across such a tough position of germany that the issue of reparations for poland was resolved as under the communists, i.e. before 1989 and after 1990, when poland had already become democratic, i.e. there is no question of reparations, because as reparations , and then you know that it is revealed that 1/3 of the territory of poland today is the former lands of the second and third reichs. post-german state , and then what to do with these lands and how much it cost and so on, that is, we are entering a very slippery slope, very slippery, well, there is also ukraine, then some friction will begin, because we are also here with the territories, not no, well, not everything is perfect , let's say, i'm in lviv, the poles can say, well, okay, let's go to lviv - we also have it here, there can be a polish polish position in lviv and in eastern galicia, it is much weak

there will be a lot for poland under prime minister tusk bigger in europe than it was under yaroslav kaczyńskior andrzej duda, that's for sure, and the relations between ukraine and poland in this perspective, when you look at them, they are very important, after all, ukrainians don't need to explain this, now about donald trump , i am closely following those and the primaries and what is happening, well, everyone has already written off our damuki. in fact already in a losing position and so on, i would think that this is politics, it is a complicated thing, the election campaign is the same, qualities, leadership qualities and the results of even the primaries in new hampshire were not so bad 505 to 44, this for trump means that niki hull is not in such a losing position for me, but well, other wiser people who are more familiar with the american situation say that she is. .. lost, well, let’s say lost like that, but all the observers who say that trump is not too satisfied with the course of the primaries, but with attention to the fact that among republican voters, a third say that under n

>> jesse: and then i googled terrorist, and the terrorist was the unabomber, ted kaczynski.led a fox news host, and it came out to be harold. so i dug deeper. i google ai-e doj, and it was just a glass of tropicana. so i google aied deeper o.j. simpson and o.j. was white, dana. >> greg: very confused by all of this. >> jesse: a picture of a blond wig and a dress. but what you are really looking at here is, what's my point? >> greg: yes butte >> jeanine: yes. >> jesse: i'm asking you guys, what is my point? [laughter] this is a war on the white man, harold, and like the war on christmas, i am down the struggle. the 1619 projected the internet, and it is probably because of this one engineer who is with some geek squad guy who probably had white guilt and they hired him to basically rewire the internet based on his insecurities, and he is basically erasing all the white men and then spreading everything else into the black people, and i figure, why would this be happening? because they told us that white european heritage was evil and oppressive. so why would they be infusing

. >> jesse i: terrorists and the terroris tt was the unabomber t kaczynski.ws host and it camd out to be harold. deeper i googled ai oj and just a glass of tropicana, deeper, oe simpson and oj was white dana. very confused by all of this. and then i google ai dennis rodman and it was rodman with a blond hair and a dress and realized that was a real ng picture. y so you're asking what's my point. this is a war on the white man haroldon and like the were on n christmas i am down for the struggle. okay?je 1619ct projected the internet probably because of this one wh engineer some geek squad guy wh has probably had white guilt and they hired him to basically rewire the internet based on his insecurities, and he's basicalle erasing all the white men and then spreading everything else into the black people. and i figured why would this beu happening, because they told us that whitebe european heritage e evil and oppressive so why woulc they be infusing black people into white european heritage.'t doesn't make any m sense. i so i must think to myself, jessa watters,

kaczynski also laying out interesting commentary on the call on the consumer saying the company stilld under annual incomes. that cohort actually decreased in the most recent quarter, as groceries have become more affordable. but the company is getting share with middle and high income earners, but value really in focus for all customers across -- we will hear more from chipotle tomorrow to hear what they say about that. >> look forward that as well. kid watches, thank you very much. kovac, we're looking ahead to an x, those are in overtime. >> they have the chips in just about everything. but two important segments, scott, to pay attention to. that will give you a read on some other industries. auto, expecting that business to be up about 4% to 1.89 billion dollars. but, some signs that category might be softening microchip technology ceos that on the earnings call a few days ago, automotive chip demand could be a bit weaker, that is what they are saying at least, but mobile also reported an x females nfc chips for phones, which is what lets you tap to pay, open your car door, things

andrew kaczynski broke the story for kfile, and he's with me, so i mean, that's not even there's no there's no ambiguity in that the questioning even went to alternate identities and he said, no so he said, i don't do any bleeding. you found a lot a lot of tweeting. >> yeah, that's right, erin. so chesebro had an anonymous twitter account called bajaur, panda's that he used to promote a very aggressive strategy, far more aggressive than he shared with investigators. now he is cooperating in multiple different state investigation since he claims that he was misled by these more radical elements within the trump campaign about how they planned on using these fake electors. but those secret tweets really reveal an entirely different story. chesebro basically told investigators that he wanted those electors just as it continues i didn't see in case they won court cases though there would be trump electors available on january 6, when congress certifies the vote, take a listen to this i wanted conditional language and all the states suggest in three times to trump camp in >> december 12, that th

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andrei vladimovich promised us that the problem is that the kaczynski government will remain in polandyears, and this is the same tactical alliance as we like to talk about some common interests of russia and turkey with erdogan , which may disagree, here, even to an even lesser extent , poland has never, at the level of politicians, considered itself a state equal to modern ukraine, never on the contrary, probably ukraine was not considered just what vasilich says. i can agree that individual, individual people, deeply integrated into polish state, information and even intelligence structures, there are such people, these people, specifically individual ones, can be considered, or are told that they are considered equal partners , but in mo are they actually considered as such, okay. only over the years, yeah, and more years, all the time with us, alexander nikolaevich, everyone else, yes, that’s right, more the hints that are being made, it seems to me, this is how you can perceive it, the hints that are being made to the current kiev authorities, we will continue the short break, i

trump, hungarian's viktor orban, and jaroslaw kaczynski, are socon vinced of their correctness, they to be made more compliant. mr. trump even went as far as trying o'overturn an election. national conservatism fits that their movement is compatible, if not antagonistic to, democracy, yet most are intent on remaining in power. it's already dominated right-wing politics and it could affect the 2024 election. that's cheerful. >> happy presidents' day. >> i like how you tie it to other countries in europe. there is a tendency in the u.s. to think that trump and trumpism and the threat to democracy are uniquely american problems. actually, you're putting in part of a global movement. are we at a turning point with a new global order. >> you could make that point. you look at what's happening in america, in poland. in italy, in the uk, brexit happened, and, already, conservatives like braverman, much more in the anti-migrant, populist vein, are scheming to replace sunak, the prime minister. what this piece tries to make the point of, there is an intellectual reformation happening in conse