abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl speaking to rfk jr. today. >> reporter: multiple sources tell abc news bobby kennedy jr. plans to abandon his independent campaign for president and endorse donald trump, a move that may come as early as this week. tonight when i spoke with him, kennedy told me he would, quote, not confirm or deny his plans, but he did harshly criticize kamala harris' emergence as the democratic nominee saying, quote, it's not democracy. he refused to say anything about trump. trump courting kennedy all summer. hear calling him. the video was posted to social media. >> i would love you to do something. i think it would be so good for new york and so good for you. and we're going to win. >> reporter: on that call, trump seemed to embrace debunked information kennedy has been pushing about childhood vaccines. sources say kennedy's endorsement would come with a price -- a position in a trump administration. just yesterday, his running mate telling abc news, quote, it would require a significant commitment by trump to give b

trump's running mate sitting down for an interview with our jonathan karl, insisting he would be ready to be president. on day one. >>> and tonight, the trump campaign claiming it was hacked by foreign sources in what they say is the intent to interfere in the upcoming election. we have team coverage, zohreen shaw leads us off from the campaign trail in las vegas. >> reporter: former president donald trump's running mate defending his place on the gop ticket. last week trump would not say if he would be ready to serve day one. vance responding in an interview with jonathan karl. >> 99% of the country don't vote on who the vice presidential nominee -- voting for donald trump or kamala harris, not jd or tim walz. but what i think he does believe, because he made it the main focus of his vetting process, could this person be president if god forbid something happened, yes. yes, i think donald trump is confident in my abilities and he's right, the politics of this don't matter that much. >> reporter: trump and vice president kamala harris holding duelling rallies. harris capping her blitz

back with me now harris faulkner and karl rove. karl, a race that might be very close.oks like robert f. kennedy jr. is going to drop out of the race. and endorse president trump. how could that play? >> well, we don't know exactly. we don't know who is left in the. >> laura: or monday? >> in the robert kennedy camp. my gut tells me it probably helps donald trump. because, the people who were for him because he was a kennedy, i think they began leaving after joe biden pulled out on the 21st. so, a small amount of help, but, as you know, in a race like this, i mean, think about it, did he have 10,000 followers in georgia? did he have 11,000 followers in arizona? and then how did they split? probably not just positive, but it could have an impact. >> laura: harris, again as karl pointed out a very tight race. is it going to be friday? we don't quite know. the reports are it would be friday. >> harris: in phoenix, arizona. i reached tout charlie kirk turning point u.s.a. is going to be hosting that conversation. it's potentially going to be happening there in arizona. that

karl schilder finished his service in the rank.s engineering developments influenced the outcome of more than one battle, and therefore the course of world history. karl schilder, the man who changed the world. breathe, love and drink latto with green onions. it seems to me that this is exactly how this phrase would be continued today in china. the fact is that it was latto with green onions that became a popular drink in the celestial empire. yes, i think that with onions only can be used. it turns out drinks are included, and those who have already tried it note that it has an amazing taste, and of course, this taste is not similar to anything else, and there are, by the way, opponents of this recipe, i don’t know if it’s risky to try such a lato in the morning, and then communicate with colleagues, it seems to me that this is generally very similar to a soup, something like our cold soup, where there is also a lot of onion or okroshka with notes of caffeine, in general, while you think, how do you like this idea of ​​​​this drin

thanks, marie, thanks, karl, thanks charlie. government officials confirm iran did to have former president trump's campaign and tried president biden's defunct campaign and targeted. griff jenkins live in washington to run down the details and what we are learning now. griff camillo. >> good morning, bill. the first time confirmed iran behind the trump act and targeting biden-harris act. the fbi, oh d&i and cybersecurity infrastructure security agency write this. the intelligence community is confident iranian through social engineering sought access to individuals with direct access to the presidential campaigns of both political parties. such activity including theft sent disclosures are intended to influence the u.s. election process. and they note, this is not new paying iran arrest should have attempted to meddle in our elections before. mike pompeo warns they will not stop until iran faces consequences. >> iran is very capable. they have the capacity to do precisely the things russians can do. they can shape public opinio

. >> karl: they really should. you can see they are so distraught. and their manager, who is such a wonderful guy, and loves the game of baseball, and has coached other coaches who have won championships, lee cheng-ta should be so proud. and he was so affected by losing in '09, and now, again, in '24. >> jessica: one of the most beautiful moments of sportsmanship was the immediate reaction of florida wasn't to celebrate, but was to go and console taiwan. they were in their knees in tears and they immediately went to them to hug them, feel for them and not celebrate in front of them. >> karl: one of the best, most competitive, intense, all sorts of reviewable, let's go back and see how that played out moments world series championship. let's go, julie. >> julie: i've got d.j. mieses, of course, lathan norton and coach with me. holy cow, you three. let's just start, d.j., with you. you had the game-tying hit with two outs, bottom of the sixth, and, once again, this team just will not quit. what is it about this group? >> it's really special, like, when

. >>> first the race for the white house, our jonathan karl sitting down with the vice presidential candidates new polls show a momentum shift, kamala harris with a slight lead in three crucial states, her and tim walz wrapping up their blitz this weekend. >>> the trump campaign saying some internal communications were hacked and who they're blaming. late details just coming in. >>> troubling discoveries on maui, police and fbi seeking answers after home-made explosives were found in several locations. at least one of them exploded. the new warning on the island. >>> a gold day for team usa in paris, on the track, soccer field and late result in men's basketball. why jordan chiles may have to give up her bronze for gymnastics. >>> chilling 911 calls from the uvalde massacre released. the shooter's uncle begging police to let him talk to the gunman. >>> video from brazil as a passenger plane fell from the sky, more than 60 are killed. what investigators are learning. >>> a new israeli attack inside gaza, striking a school being used as a shelter. dozens killed, including children. israel calli

jon karl talking to rfk jr. today and what jon has learned. >>> former president trump holding his first outdoor campaign event since the attempted assassination. trump behind bulletproof grass today. >>> the other news with americans among the missing, that grim recovery effort on the ocean floor. at least four bodies pulled from inside that sunken boat off sicily. >>> tonight, russia reporting a major drone attack on moscow. with ukraine pushing into russia, the new images tonight of the fighting on russian soil. >>> back here in the u.s., record heat across several states. while in the east, some temperatures in the 50s. and a new tropical threat we're now watching tonight. >>> the u.s. economy tonight. the revised numbers when it comes to jobs. and does this make a rate cut from the fed even more likely? which could lower car loans, mortgages, and credit card rates. >>> the disturbing images tonight. a circus performer on that tightrope surviving a fall while performing in front of an audience. >>> in the no

they will try their best in the meantime karl is absolute right.a harris is about as vulnerable of a candidate short of joe biden himself and his campaign should have no trouble she is a self described a radical not only did she cast the votes that karl described should issue positions on a range of issues she has never publicly repudiated there have been leaks from her campaign suggesting she has moved away from those positions that ought not to be enough. trump himself the media's not it going to do this job or at least it shows no disposition to do this a job of taking really hard look at her record. so it is up to the trump campaign can do it to some extent to ads and i'm sure they will most certainly help if the candidate himself wasn't was prd specifically to pinpoint thesein that cannot command a majority. >> you think the plan is quickly here to stick dejoy, to stick to vague, to not get specific especially for the launch on friday? what's my sense is for so we don't know a lot about her she may be the vice president for four years how many

yeah, karl the latte is holding on tight right now to the golden gate bridge.ou in just a minute. later today still deal with the marine layer along the coastline but notice half-moon bay real fast as we zoom out on the map real quick. yesterday we were in the 70s and yesterday was also the warmest day of the week by the way so the good news is, is day-by-day, we're starting to cool down and the weather is going to get nicer and nicer as we head into the weekend's forecast. especially for our friends and our inland areas. oh, where we're still holding on tight to 90s in areas like concord and over into antioch. yesterday we almost hit triple digits in that area. and now we're starting to see a nice little bit of relief and what's happening is low pressure is starting to move in from offshore. to that will cool us off and that gives us a little bit more clouds but just another excuse to start really thinking about that karl the latte thing. here's what it's at right nowand you can't even make out the golden gate bridge. this is the live cam from the tower set up

karl schilder was also called the first russian military galvanizer; for the introduction of electricityilitary technology, he was awarded many one battle, schilder, state awards of the russian empire, his engineering developments influenced the outcome of not a man who changed the world. and therefore the course of world history, karl i only you feel, only you my love, on my wedding, on my wedding, you are here with me, in my garden, you are at night, you are at this night, you are at this night , you are at this night, you are at this night, you are at this night, you are at this night, you know me, me, how not to forget what was yours, how our forest was on two of us, how we moons sometimes over the earth, so how did they fall not giving up the sky, i asked how many times there were suns again, i say, i feel in the order of the question, i lived in the memory of past hours, i will live by it until the next day, as the carcasses we flew to the sky. only for our tv viewers we choose the best routes. it is hard to believe, but once on this land there were age-old forests, we are in toloc

do you agree, karl?well, i think they are competitive, and you can't take it for granted because they are close. a couple of cautionary notes appeared first of all, these are "the new york times" siena poll, so it is one poll, the got to be careful about making a lot of judgments about one poll. second of all, we are in the bubble. we are in a bubble where vice president harris has benefited from joe biden withdrawing on the 21st of july. her receiving an enormous support from a democratic party that is desperate to win, having a couple of good days here at the convention, and the dominant media being adulatory. the stories that you read in the paper every day from "the new york times" and elsewhere might cause saccharin poisoning they are so sweet. this is a long way from being finished. at this point in 2016, hillary clinton was nearly six points ahead of donald trump, and she went on to lose. and in 2020, joe biden was about seven come over seven points, near the eight points ahead of donald trump, an

it was attended by the deputy head of the department of international information security mido karls currently preparing to be appointed as russia's democratic ambassador. we must work to explore the possibilities of expanding our presence there, and, first of all, expanding possible investments there, including, for example, in the minerals, say, mining industry, the deputies have identified a number of priority areas of cooperation, coordinator of the specialized deputy group nina ostanina proposed increasing the number of students from african countries in russian universities, it is also important to introduce residents. continent with our culture and traditions, deputies believe, to support humanitarian programs. parliamentarians proposed sending translated editions of russian classics to africa. large russian companies can be involved in the project. and classics, modern literature, because if we turned to them, they would prepare a letter from our group, everyone would sign this letter, they would contact, so it’s a wonderful direction, but i think that when karl kladovich be

bye >> this morning jd vance one on one with jonathan karl. plus charlamagne tha god.lestinian protests that shut down the golden gate bridge for hours back in april. 26 people are now facing criminal charges in the case. san francisco da brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group yesterday. they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges, and it's the last day of the outside lands music festival today. sturgill simpson is headlining and post malone will perform a special country music set. teddy swims victoria monet and chapel. rowan will also take the stage. let's check in with lisa now for weather. >> all right. good morning. a cooler pattern is setting up the view from mount tam. the low clouds and a few high clouds. it is in the mid 50s downtown, low 60s in san jose, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. and this was a shot of our sutro tower camera that fog invading the view. there 52 in petaluma with mist and drizzle

national museum museum on karl marx 24.ametr on elektrotehnіtsy, according to the rules of the road , the school of riding on market scooters runs in minsk. experienced instructors teach the theory of caravanning, the correct extraction of devices in garad traffic, explain the right zones, and the poison on electronic gadgets is banned. the government of minsk and the official inspectors of holy duties are on the control board. navat in such a strict cassume and necktie can be earned from a yakast. if you wish, your office will have all the same electrical devices. here are the realities of the 21st century and the present, but the use of such gadgets is strictly following the rules, that's what they tell us at school about electric scooters. an electric school for cadets, who are the first to get behind the wheel of a shared scooter at the traditional summer performance. you need to do, then the simplest movements, that is, get started, ride, learn to avoid obstacles that may arise when using the scooter, as they say, in t

theodore roosevelt was not karl marx, and the republican tax scheme is not tax reform.plause] finally, we cannot have a fair prosperity in isolation from a fair society. so i will continue to stand for a national health insurance. [cheers and applause] we must not surrender to the relentless medical inflation anyone that can bankrupt almost anyone and that may soon break the budgets of government at every level. the let us insist on real and control over what doctors and hospitals can charge, and let us resolve that the state of a family's health shall never depend on the size of a family's wealth. [applause] the president, the vice president, the members of congress have a medical plan their people will -- that meets their needs in full, and whenever senators and representatives catch a little cold, the capitol physician will see them immediately, treat them promptly, fill a prescription on the spot. we do not get a bill even if we ask for it, and when do you think was the last time a member of congress asked for a bill from the federal government? i say again, as i ha

the father of dietary supplements in the modern sense is called the american chemist karl renberg, working in the mid -twenties of the 10th century in china, the scientist ended up in prison and in order to survive, he began to add rusty nail shavings to the meager camp food, thus replenishing the deficiency iron in the body, and according to some sources , he also persuaded the guards to bring him various plants, which he also added to his food. having been released in 1927 and returning to his homeland, the chemist began working on the creation of. from the very beginning, dietary supplements are definitely not medicines, but they seem not to be vitamins, so what is it really and most importantly, what is it for? biologically active additives are substances that work in our body and allow all biological systems of our body to function correctly. they we need them, we get them from food, but in some situations, for example, in stress situations, when a person in the modern world has very large loads, both physical, psycho-emotional, and mental loads, for students during the session, for e

i just watched the interview with senator cotton and jon karl and jon karl was defending the policies of the vp, not the vp. jon karl of supposed to be a moderator and the debate. and there was a video that was that he said that she didn't take that position, which she i maybe speaking out of turn here. i first of all, think the world of jon karl. first of all, i also don't understand i don't think he he's a moderator. i think it's david muir and linsey davis. if i'm correct but just just to be clear on that, but maximum me give a chance to respond the trump is so incredibly transparent, right? he's transparent about the fact that he's a very racist. he's transparent about the fact that he absolutely hates veterans, desecrates their service on the continued basis. and now he is just transparent about the fact that he is afraid of debating the vice president. >> and he is a chicken sorry i mean, there's no better way to describe it. >> fleas is good to see you. my friend all right. >> we hit pause on that. thank you. and we'll look for to having all of you back next. republicans laser-

and then, this evening, was this jonathan karl?orted that chuck schumer had a blunt one-on-one conversation with biden. this election is so stressful that i thought that sentence was going to be "chuck schumer had a blunt." [laughter] according to karl, schumer forcefully made the case that it would be best if biden bowed out of the race. and is this true? i'm being told we have footage of biden possibly bowing out. is that a bow? is that a bow? it's hard to tell. things got worse today when we learned that president biden had tested positive for covid. ♪ ♪ it's not working this time. it's not working. apparently, the first signs of trouble for the president were earlier today, when he stopped at a restaurant, and reporters noted that he looked slower and more pale than the day before. more pale? how can you tell? his foundation shade is already "casper." but the good news is, biden's doctor says all his vital signs are great, and we wish the president a full and speedy recovery. in fact, we wish him a speedy anything. we got a gre

senator tom cotton is one of those guys leading the way taking on abc's john karl this weekend. this. >> you would have thought watching the democratic convention last week that the democrats are not in office that they are not in power. when she campaigned for president in her own right, she did in fact promise things like decriminalizing illegal. clearly changes. she says she has changed. yes, she has. >> john, she has not said that if she has changed her position, she owes it to the american people to come out and say in her own words when she changed and why she changed. >> pete: joining us now arkansas senator that man you saw tom cotton. that moment went viral for good reason. we know the media is going to continue to give her a pass. how does the g.o.p. make this work for them? how do you force them to overreact? you did that with john karl. he just knew he admitted he didn't know how she had chd that position. how do we do more of that? >> well, pete, i think facts on our side. kamala harris hasn't changed her position on trying to take health insurance away from 170 mil

secretly shared agent nicknames, in those years of the tenth, somehow there was such a conversation on karl marx street, well, by chance, so to speak, i witnessed a conversation between very famous our opposition figures, among them was oles mikhailevich, if anyone remembers another one, yes from the bpf party, they were showing off to each other. what rank was their curator in the kgb, that one was a captain, this one was a major, it was so curious to listen to all this, and now about the essence: twenty-second, belarus is the only one in the world that supported russia in its decision to conduct a special military operation, the belarusian industry turned out to be critically important after the departure of western companies. twenty-third. alexander lukashenko bloodlessly stopped prigozhin's march, which threatened the collapse of the russian statehood. for the first time in the world, russian nuclear weapons were outside russia. twenty-fourth. alexander lukashenko played a key role in the historic prisoner exchange. and where are all those people who in the... years were shouting about

quite a night already and you cannot overstate how important it is for kamala harris tonight, jon karl, to have two of the biggest stars in the democratic party. barack obama, michelle obama here in the hall tonight. >> right here in chicago where the obamas, you know, are from. this is a huge moment for absolutely a huge moment for kamala harris, and, david, it's more than just taking two of the biggest, maybe the biggest democratic stars, putting them on the stage, enthusiastically making the case for her candidacy, but what you're going to hear here and what you're going to see with barack obama particularly is something that we really have not seen since he was running for re-election in 2012. what i am told by people close to the former president is that he intends not just to give this big speech here tonight, but to be out on the campaign trail essentially continuously through the election. this is not something he did in 2016 for hillary clinton. he was out a bit but he was president and he was still president. it's not something that he did in 2020 when we had the covid electi

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welcome, karl. so what a difference a couple of weeks make.the end of of the republican convention, donald trump riding high, everybody saying, oh, he's got it, got it easy, going to glide to the presidency. not anymore. so what has happened and why has he run into so much trouble? >> well, first of all, he was facing a very unpopular opponent in the form of joe biden who was dispiriting democrats, particularly young hispanic and black democrats, and so his replacement by kamala harris with a well-staged rollout, she's had a couple of weeks of very good press has basically put this race a back together. the real clear politics average is 1.222 -- 11.2 -- 1.22% separates the two candidates, but there's also an outlier of a recent poll that has trump the up by 5. and if you take that one outlier out, the gap between the two of them is 0.8, less than 1%. in fact, we're likely to see her move into the lead here shortly. if you look at the real clear politics average of the last 10 polls in the last 5 polls all of which have been conducted since ju

jonathan karl reports. >>> the near miss in sacramento. a small plane crash-lands into a golf course pro shop, almost hitting a golfer. >>> the drama in paris. simone biles' last attempt at a medal, and those memorable moments of athletes coming together. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this monday night. i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin with deadly tropical storm debby slamming the southeast at this hour. states of emergency along the coast, parts of georgia and south carolina are preparing for what could be historic flooding. hundreds of thousands of customers in florida now without power. the storm made landfall as a category 1 hurricane with winds of up to 80 miles per hour. debby then slowing to a tropical storm, as it cuts a path along the state's west coast, pushing its way toward the carolinas. this is the first hurricane to hit florida this season, dumping more than a foot of rain in

surplus labor, this is a quote from, perhaps, the most famous. works about capitalism, capital of karl marx. hello, today we have gathered with thoughts about capitalism, its current state, well, and i think, many other topics that we will come to with my interlocutors today, sergey ivanov, entrepreneur, public figure, ilya kuzmenkov, media manager, entrepreneur, i am vladimir ligoida, we are starting, since we started with our karl marx, i started, tell me, and what do you think, with a comrade in europe, a professor of a large business school, who stated that capitalism sick, that on the other side, here as if from scientific thought they also discuss this, and it is even known who poisoned him, here nilton friedman did just that 60 years ago, who supposedly came up with a very simple formula that the only goal of business is to earn profit for shareholders, here all social usefulness it has gone, but in fact of course it is necessary to take a few steps earlier - that there is nowhere this ideal capitalism, which would change from country to country, from era to era, this is also cl

and now he's coming back home with a silver medal today in the bay's marianne favro explains how karl cook made it on to the podium and speaks with the trainer, who saw something special in cook from a young age, karl cook was just five years old when he first started taking riding lessons with butch thomas in woodside. thomas says even at a young age, he knew cook was different than other riders. let's walk and talk. this has been a day. in this instagram video, karl cook posted from paris, he talks about being switched from an olympic alternate to a competitor less than three hours before the jumping event. team coach came up to me and he said, you're on the team. all because his teammates horse had allergy problems. so cook suited up and he and his horse soared over the jumps, helping the americans win silver. being able to ride for the us team is, you know, something. you work for your whole life and it's really something special. cook started riding in woodside as a young boy, training with butch thomas for 13 years. thomas says he knew cook was different than the other riders, h

jon, she has not said that. >> kayleigh: is jonathan karl a campaign surrogate? you had watch that you would have thought that was a debate between a republican and democrat. but it was a host of a major sunday show interviewing a republican, vouching for kamala harris, and trump was asked about the dispute you just watched earlier today. >> when i watch this interview of tom cotton -- fortunately he's a total pro and he knows what he's doing. when i watched the roundtable after that, i said, the hostility is crazy. so we are thinking about it. they also want to change the rules. the deal is we keep the same rules. now all of a sudden they want to change the rules because she can't answer questions. why doesn't she do a couple of question-and-answer? something like i'm doing right now? she can't talk. we can't have another dummy as a president. we can't have a dummy, and the people from vietnam agree with that. [crowd responding] >> would you want the microphone muted in the debate whenever you're not speaking? >> we agreed to the same rules. it doesn't matter to

this proxy war is karl's pointed out. here. russia is not allowed to have the idea of self defense, so you have american weapons in ukraine going into russia. it's killing civilians because it's a primarily what they've done so far. and russia is war not to react with. this is not how it works. russia will obviously react, and it is all russia's already warns the west that it will go ahead and basically you're right here actually as press them to teen. so the risk monthly is the nato. and the also us, let's nato is. this is a restriction for ukraine to use lessons weapons there. there won't be serious consequence on that. and actually we know that, so just a, as you mentioned, that the beginning that lincoln said that the us position was the hallmark of the by the m. the stations stands on ukraine to adapt and adjust as needed. so we can see that the u. s. policy is foreign policy has been changing time over time, and it's always contradicts itself. and it's also more interesting is that person by then i said he will not

soon, kalantai and i, thanks to karl gerhard, received an invitation to the walturgy night festival athus palenberg. i think that your country, madame halantai, can appreciate that we swedes, despite everything, have remained neutral in this war, dear marcus, but you know the german plan to invade sweden, the polar forests, and you you understand perfectly well that this plan was buried by our katyushas, ​​do you agree, do you agree? but you probably remember that once we violated neutrality in favor of the soviet union, when we sold super-strong swedish statite to your aviation industry, of course, i remember very well that for this violation of neutrality, your personal bank, mr. wallenberg, received an unheard-of high sum in the form of russian platinum, what a blessing that this is unknown... i did not expect that you were so well informed, madame kalantay. besides, you have big investments in finland, our proposal will help to preserve them. almost convinced, perhaps i will go to finland and talk to my friend pasi ki. i think he is the former finnish ambassador to sweden, if i am

but i disagree with you about karl schertz. his influence. he was hated by a lot of germans because he was an atheistic freethinker. the most important german was gustav korner, the catholic german congressman from bellville, illinois, which has been the capital of southern illinois. catholicism for almost 200 years now. i'm a great, great grandson of irish immigrants on my mother's side, but my mother grew up in philadelphia. one of the two, major metropol areas that had a republican irish machine. philadelphia and pittsburgh. and you keep talking about how and irish lincoln was and some of the whigs and certainly a lot of the england republicans. you don't ask. why? the reason why? because the irish voted 90 to 95% for the democrats. and there wasn't serious reason for them. i think i just not to interrupt you, but i think i did say exactly that. i'll address the german part in a minute, but i said exactly that lincoln liked immigrants who were republicans and the democrats. yeah, but the germans probably leaned a little more democrat than

jonathan karl was not ready for the retort.> president trump is going to draw a sharp contrast with kamala harris, who has supported things like decriminalizing illegal immigration or giving taxpayer funded health insurance to illegal aliens or taking away health insurance on the job for 170 million americans. banning gas cars. confiscating firearms. >> what do you mean taking away health insurance what are you talking about. >> she said when she ran for president she wants to eliminate private health insurance on the job for 170 million americans, john. >> i mean that is not her position now. >> how do you know that's not her position? how do you know that's not her position. >> she has said she supports tax. >> she has not said? >> she has not said that maybe anonymous aides on a friday night have said that. >> ainsley: john karl didn't snow she had said that in the past. they are not reporting it on other networks. but she did say that in fact, we have proof. when she stood up in that debate and they asked who wants to take

usefulness it is gone, but in fact... of course we need to move a few steps earlier here our great karlstudy yes he formulated many interesting things. ilya aleksanovich, you too economist by education, also an economist by education, yes. i think that - absolutely right, knowledge is never superfluous. you can't treat this material as something that, in general, defines, unfortunately, in many ways defined the 20th century. i hope, not something that will determine the future of humanity after all. yeah. capitalism is a certain system. with the help of which we describe, well , it is clear that there is no such ideal capitalism anywhere, which would change from country to country, from era to era, it is also clear that this is a certain living the fabric of reality, yes, there are our intellectual abstractions that try to describe what is happening, well, and maybe somewhere not only to look back, but forward, we can more or less agree with this, we risk entering the territory where we simply drown in... the history of the concept and its evolution, it is really different, it has chang

rove. >> kellyanne: we taped that m milwaukee before kamala harris became the nominee, that is karlove on the right. this is important episode, we talked about failure of red wave to materialize and wipe out democrats in 2022 and what we need to do this time. a lot of senate candidates are underperforming in key swing states. >> lawrence: kellyanne conway, fox nation. >> steve: you're traveling tomorrow. >> lawrence: i'm heading to catch a flight and i'll be at buffalo chip camp ground in st stu sturge, south dakota. we will have pan cakes. >> steve: that beats the chips. >> lawrence: true. >> steve: travel safely. shocking report revealing 100 terror respects released in this administration. >> lawrence: could the surge get worse? we'll discuss it next. i undersd the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at n

assistant commandant of the camp for soviet prisoners of war in the city of babruisk, captain langut karltrial in january 1946. on november 4 or 5, 1941 , the camp commandant, lieutenant colonel reder, came to me and said that he had to... talk to me, demanded that i give my word that i would not tell anyone about this conversation. after that, reder said that the command refused to provide transport for prisoners of war to germany. all the prisoners of war were dying of hunger, so colonel sturm gave the order to destroy the prisoners of war in camp number two. the camp had 18,000 prisoners of war at the time. and the order was carried out. in early january 1946, in the pretrial detention center of nkvd prison number 1, which was located down the street. the investigator asked clarifying questions, they concerned the execution of prisoners of war in a transit camp organized by the fascists in the bobruisk fortress. the investigator's question: what was happening in the camp, when the fire started in the barracks, did the prisoners try to save themselves? answer: they started shooting them

jon karl, he's had quite a few weeks in the national spotlight. in the south and known after natural disasters. we've covered him and how he's handled it. he's had a front row seat country has as well. >> he's accomplished. kentucky is a state donald trump won in 2016 by 30 points. he won again in 2020 by more than 25 points. beshear elected twice, and as you heard, re-elected with a five-point victory. >> two re-elections for raphael warnock in georgia. >> well, hello, america. >> [ crowd chanting ] warnock! >> thank you so very much. on january of georgia did an amazing thing. they sent a black kid who grew up in public housing and the jewish son of an immigrant to the united states senate in one fail swoop. [ cheers and applause ] among those georgians then 82-year-old mother. she grew up in wake forest, georgia. do you know where that is? it's way across georgia. she grew up in waycross, georgia, where she picked other people's cotton and other people's tobacco. but because this is america, the 82-year-old hands that used to pick somebody else

we all saw the clip with senator condon jonathan karl he is supposed to be a journalist and he played. were knocking to get any answers, the media does not do their jobs are terrible with their hacks. >> lauren, male or female, the interviewer on nbc is going to pitch underhand i think, don't you think? lauren: i can't wait for the interview, they probably don't need to do an interview and they would get away with it. early voting begins in some states in a couple of days. they can completely get away with not doing an interview, she will be very prepared and scripted even though there will be a teleprompter in an interview and she won't do many, ditto for the debate it is the word salad that kind of gets me. were all on television and sometimes you lose your train of thought in someone's talking in your ear, you need to string them together but when she is not rehearsed it his word, word, word and she hopes they form a thought and they never do speaker is at the word salad or she can't support her positions because they changed. jason: all of the above, kamala harris biggest problem

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land the land of the karl marx collective farm near the village of maly trostenets was chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient from a logistical point of view, convenient access roads, jews deported from western europe were brought here. such beautiful girls were traveling, such women, he was, he was 16 years old, he remembered this, that with such beautiful black hair, and... germany, austria, czechoslovakia and poland, each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were counted pieces, then they were sorted and selected by specialists. germany to belarus took several days, during which the children sent their parents postcards with views of ancient cities and asked them to send a certificate of completion of courses to minsk in order to get a more profitable job here, because they were sure that they were simply being resettled, but upon arrival in minsk they were killed on the same day. the maly trostenets camp was under the jurisdiction of the sd, on the territory there were various workshops for the repair of shoes and clothes. they serve not only here

the austrian chancellor, karl nehammer, has called the cancellations a bitter disappointment, but sayses quick action prevented a tragedy. taylor swift hasn't commented, but her website says all fans will be refunded the cost of their tickets in ten days. the next stop on the eras tour is a return to london, where taylor is set to play five dates at wembley stadium from next thursday. the separatist former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has risked arrest by returning from exile to spain — openly addressing supporters in front of the catalan regional parliament. although spanish parliament passed an amnesty law pardoning those involved in the failed independence bid in 2017, mr puigdemont still faces arrest. 0ur news reporter sergi forcada has more. after seven years in self—imposed exile, this was a much anticipated return for puigdemont supporters. hundreds of them gathered in front of catalan parliament in barcelona for a welcome rally. nobody knows how he got there because he had to do it in secret, as he's still facing a possible arrest. the spanish supreme court considers

the church of karl baromeush is the main shrine of the communist monks.of course, they had nothing to do with the revolutionary political party, they lived in a commune, hence the name orders. but because of the violet vestments of the monks, the communists. were called violets. note that the barameusha monastery was the only one of its kind, not only in the territory of polesia, but in the entire grand duchy of lithuania. a twisted brick staircase, old steps, impressively thick walls - this is the little that remains of the interior decoration of the ancient temple. today, creative evenings and concerts are held here. and again we return to the banks of the pina. 2.5 km of embankment - this is still. later, fragments of the embankment were completed and reconstructed. now we have a single this bank was first improved in 1948, a frame framing the mirror-like river. a great place for walks and reflections, for example, about plans for the future, but in order to definitely return here, it is worth, perhaps, according to the good old tradition to throw in.

dubliners kyrie and karl had long been planning to have a child, but they couldn't get pregnant. recommended losing weight, twenty-five-year-old kyrie at that time... weighed 130 kg, karl 160. both decided to have stomach reduction surgery in six months and each lost more than 60 kilos. they continue treatment for infertility, but their health has already improved significantly. and on the eve of the wedding, which they also decided to have only now, kairi was finally able to choose a beautiful dress. previously, it was difficult for her to find an outfit even in stores for plus-size women. which food is alive! and which is not so much , we will continue to find out right after a short break: we grow noble mold on ordinary cheese, will our taster get poisoned after trying this and what will the expert see under the microscope? and also the recipe of the week, a traditionally beautiful video one minute long. apply for a platinum credit card from tank with hermitage paintings until august 31st and get it for free. don't be afraid of color, if you use it correctly, you won't even no