richard kemp, the i specifics of that. richard kemp, the home secretary _ specifics of that.secretary has _ specifics of that. richard kemp, the home secretary has suggested - specifics of that. richard kemp, the i home secretary has suggested waving palestinian flags in certain circumstances are a criminal offence. is she right?- circumstances are a criminal offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to your _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to your question, but i do know that when these demonstrations take place, and these protests take place, certainly when they wave hamas flags... that protests take place, certainly when they wave hamas flags. . ._ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, _ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, they _ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, they are _ they wave hamas flags... that is a | different thing, they are prescribed as terrorists by this government. in

is richard kemp is. is he right? is richard kemp right michael portillo right there?'s a risk, of course, a huge of civilian deaths and huge risk of civilian deaths and casualties in gaza . casualties in gaza. >> and i'm a former defence secretary richard kemp secretary and richard kemp is a former distinguished former very distinguished soldier neither us soldier and neither one of us relishes war because we understand how appalling war is. and i think the prospect at the moment is so deeply depressing. it's almost beyond the power of words to express this. i think richard kemp is absolutely right that the israelis see no alternative, that they have no alternative, that they have no alternative but to destroy hamas. but we know that many people are going to be killed in that there will be civilians killed. there'll be idf killed, and there'll be hamas killed . and there'll be hamas killed. and richard opens up the and richard now opens up the prospect of at least a two front war with hezbollah as well in the north. and so 1—1 just foresees such a such a flood, such a

thank you so much, dan kemp from i you so much, dan kemp from morningstar investment management.day. from disney on ice events to limited edition disney100 merchandise, disney's centenary celebration is big business. but how did this creative powerhouse recently become one the most polarizing companies in the us? live now to paul verna, principal analyst, insider intelligence who joins me from new york. good to have you on the programme. there is so much written about the history of disney to mark this 100 year anniversary. walt disney himself probably one of the most famous people in america, wouldn't you say? for most famous people in america, wouldn't you say?— wouldn't you say? for sure. i mean, wouldn't you say? for sure. i mean. his — wouldn't you say? for sure. i mean, his creative _ wouldn't you say? for sure. i mean, his creative genius i wouldn't you say? for sure. i mean, his creative genius is| mean, his creative genius is the reason we are talking about a 100th anniversary. it was the spark that sets everything in motion and really that defined the company for most o

colonel richard kemp wasjust human shields.iew before we spoke to you that it is impossible for israel to carry out this operation and not kill civilians.— operation and not kill civilians. ~ , , civilians. absolutely. there will be civilian _ civilians. absolutely. there will be civilian deaths - civilians. absolutely. there i will be civilian deaths among gazans, which is tragic, and in any large—scale distributed hostage situation there will be tremendous risks to both the rescuers and the hostages, temp —— hamas has devised this situation effectively to try to limit israel's ability to achieve its ends, for extracting its people from hamas' underground tunnel network. ., , , , network. your expertise is around the _ network. your expertise is around the technology - network. your expertise is| around the technology side network. your expertise is i around the technology side of things and the help that can be when it comes to the use of new technologies and that sort of thing. tell us, if you can, what you think they will b

georgia governor brian kemp. among democrats that the talk that rfk junior is considering an independent run. i wonder what marianne williamson thinks of that, too. she's been critical of the democratic party that r.f.k. jr. could leave. that's next. h. hmmm. the first-ever lexus rx plug-in hybrid. ♪ ♪ zyrtec! ♪ works hard at hour 1 and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ let's be more than our allergies! and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant, try zyrtec-d. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> neil: when they look at you as a threat, what do you say? >> well, i don't think i'm

well, those of you do not know jack kemp. he's he's worthy learning about he was a nfl boundless energy goes to the congress of the united states and he becomes an incredible champion of an optimistic conservative and also an inclusive conservatism means jack kemp had passion for israel and he also had a passion. and the way he would put it was to win the african-american vote to the republican. and he ran for in 1988. that's when i first met him. but he would go on to be the secretary of of housing and urban development. but he had been the conference chairman was a role that i played in the congress. i write about in the book. and he had encouraged me to seek that position as well when he passed away to an aggressive i, i went to the floor of the congress and i said, you know, debt this nation owes to jack can only be repaid by relentless imitation of his example, an optimistic, forward looking view of america that sees the boundless potential. every american that's that's republican party. and it his great. i do have to te

the currency here is allow kemp. 10 euros is the equivalent of over 180000 kemp. you can all from paying dollars all the time bought in dallas as well. as i said before, the hyatt and we'll take some beat, we have a new us, can i get 3 bundles for 10000 company minute as well, but i'll give you 2 for 10000 comes up. do you still have them in dependent? but yes, i have some back here, especially harvested yesterday. okay. then i'll take some more thoughtful coolant 10000 altogether. okay, fine. let me, let me go. good. good. so i'm gonna go to the same time sounds. it's kind of, you have to haggle with the sentence in the house. you always have to haggle. it's just part of shopping. otherwise you'll have to pay and you won't get a good price. it goes to close out the little. how about the hold up in the else now he's just missing one final, very special ingredient, but his su a little bit low. now i should have everything for tonight so you should be in the accounting. i'm quite happy with the price is i have well get the mushrooms are quite expensive. it was 820.

colin kemp, i've got you back , colin. good evening . back, colin. good evening, nigel. >> i was just explaining the basics of what the west africa squadron was. just tell us how many years did we pursue this? our attempt to drive out slavery and at what cost ? and at what cost? >> okay. >> okay. >> the west africa squadron was formed in 1808, a year after we as the first country to abolish slavery , abolished slavery and slavery, abolished slavery and we operated until 1867. wow dunng we operated until 1867. wow during that time, we freed 150,000 slaves and lost 20,000 of our own men. now, the cost is interesting because at the height of its operation, the west africa squadron took half of the whole royal navy budget or 2% of britain's gdp . an or 2% of britain's gdp. an enormous expenditure . enormous expenditure. >> it is just the most astonishing story. and obviously we felt morally it was the right thing to do. and yet colin, it appears to have been lost out, perhaps deliberately lost by those who don't wish us to think well about our own countr

colin kemp, i've got you back , colin. good evening . back, colin. good evening, nigel. >> i was just explaining the basics of what the west africa squadron was. just tell us how many years did we pursue this? our attempt to drive out slavery and at what cost ? and at what cost? >> okay. >> okay. >> the west africa squadron was formed in 1808, a year after we as the first country to abolish slavery , abolished slavery and slavery, abolished slavery and we operated until 1867. wow dunng we operated until 1867. wow during that time, we freed 150,000 slaves and lost 20,000 of our own men. now, the cost is interesting because at the height of its operation, the west africa squadron took half of the whole royal navy budget or 2% of britain's gdp . an or 2% of britain's gdp. an enormous expenditure . enormous expenditure. >> it is just the most astonishing story. and obviously we felt morally it was the right thing to do. and yet colin, it appears to have been lost out, perhaps deliberately lost by those who don't wish us to think well about our own countr

colonel kemp i want to thank you for coming on the program. for britain, i know you had to stay up late. i wanted the american people to hear you had to say god bless you my friend requests thank you, pleasure to be with you. mark: we will be right back. mark: welcome back america we have our friend represented chip roy who came out of the box swinging when he saw these horrendous attacks on the jews and israel. chip roy what is your take on this? >> first about we are praying for the people of israel. this is an absolute disaster for the people of israel in terms of the attack on these great people are allies and our friends. we stand, i stand totally stand behind the people of israel unequivocally. there used to be a united strong message from people of this country we are going to fully back israel and they should use all of the force needed to stop what is happened. the videos and the pictures that i have had sent to me from the sources inside of israel make the stuff you all are showing on fox and we are seeing broadcast look like child's

the know kemp also argued that a successful vote would divide the nation racially by putting the interest of one group of people above the rest. it's giving the access to one portion of the strategy and population to the executive government and to the parliament. this proposal gives them an advantage here, but that is exactly what the indigenous groups meet says nova paris. she had hoped the constitutional change could have helped to turn things around for the nation's most disadvantaged ethnic minority paper. why we the most in cost. right. why that we the most because the high sun employment, right, in some of these remote community, so like 70 to 80 percent aboriginal people suffer in this country. so yes, campaign faults to the last minute, but they need, it brought supports to with the indigenous communities, only account for 3 percent of the population and left the numbers to significantly improve. and the outcome by themselves. from where i'm joined by our correspondence gave with motus in pers who filed that report. georg advocates of this change must be devastated. can you tell

colonel kemp , talk to me israel.why why you are in israel at the moment. >> i'm observing the conflict here. i'm frequently in israel, particularly when there are conflicts going on and today i've been on the border with lebanon, where the situation is heating up there. >> just before i arrived this morning, there was an attempt by lebanese hezbollah directed by iran, as hamas and islamic jihad in gaza, also directed by iran, to infiltrate israeli territory. >> they were taken out by israeli airstrikes . and while i israeli airstrikes. and while i was there, hizb again opened up in that same area with rockets , in that same area with rockets, and israel responded with a pretty significant attack against them. so it's not everyone's looking at gaza quite rightly, but the situation in on the lebanese border is beginning to heat up as well, which could potentially leave israel with a two front war in its hands. >> so what we've got on screen is a live shot of gaza . colonel is a live shot of gaza. colonel kemp, i want t

colonel kemp i want to thank you for coming on the program., i know you had to stay up late. i wanted the american people to hear you had to say god bless you my friend requests thank you, pleasure to be with you. mark: we will be right back. mark: welcome back america we have our friend represented chip roy who came out of the box swinging when he saw these horrendous attacks on the jews and israel. chip roy what is your take on this? >> first about we are praying for the people of israel. this is an absolute disaster for the people of israel in terms of the attack on these great people are allies and our friends. we stand, i stand totally stand behind the people of israel unequivocally. there used to be a united strong message from people of this country we are going to fully back israel and they should use all of the force needed to stop what is happened. the videos and the pictures that i have had sent to me from the sources inside of israel make the stuff you all are showing on fox and we are seeing broadcast look like child's play. it is

kemp., thank you for this is difficult for joining me this is difficult for joining me this is difficult for the israeli government, isn't because can put isn't it, because hamas can put out , which in old out a lie, which in the old cliche , has gone around the cliche, has gone around the world before. the truth has put its on? how does israel its boots on? how does israel catch up in the information battle that is going . on battle that is going. on >> well, israel is always in difficulty here because there is so much of the world and ranged against israel even in when you look at the horrific events of the weekend before last, even that didn't really deflect many of the media organisations . and of the media organisations. and i exclude gb news from this, but many of the uk and other world media organisations that are institutionally biased against israel as well as organisation ones like the eu and the un and many of our universities . many of our universities. there's an inbuilt bias a

so while ago i got this update from jason kemp of dani i, he's the los angeles. be ready for nbc news right here or so right now we know that the person of interest walked into the bowling alley. and the security video from the bowling alley showed that we had in this old style rifle in and, and he just started opening fire. i can tell you that the person of interest is a us military firearms instructor who has a mental health issues. he was recently checked into a mental health facility in the area is reported to have said that he hears voices, and he also threatened to shoot up a military training facility not far from where the shooting took place last night . we know that after the bowling alley you went to a nearby bar just a few miles away and opened fire there. there were reports that there was another shooting at a walmart facility, but that report was in founded. and now he's on the road and it's extremely scary for the people in this town, which is usually range. one of america stay for city. um and it usually makes that list and it's very high on the l

i think it's like general kemp said. we won't know about it before the military...oit the enemy's uncertainty. if we are choosing, this lets the idf maintain what's called operational tempo. it's like a sports analogy. it's like your football team pushing the other team to react to you and you driving the gameplay, and that's really what we see in this shaping operation. just talk us through what 's are some of talk us through what �*s are some of the calculation as to why now this intensification? i the calculation as to why now this intensification?— intensification? i think is mostly olitical intensification? i think is mostly political on _ intensification? i think is mostly political on the _ intensification? i think is mostly political on the end _ intensification? i think is mostly political on the end of— intensification? i think is mostly political on the end of israel. i political on the end of israel. netanyahu has to do something. he's responding to a terrible attack, and he's got to do something now because it's an unfortunate term, but the optics look

well, mrs. clots was on the home us kemp missed 55 hype. she came to me shed for defendants and ended up going on, publish 2 names on the 10th mission for dimension. so you can see margaret singles more for this. what is her mission smith? you mentioned and guy that's a 20 yet slide and money to reduce the newton diesel slide. yet. does this differ on talk on the home us that somebody hits along the in the lean and us full of construction? and that's the towel guy at the a modem from you did on jordan, did you bit road just need to have to man off is this the shipment and you're missing your guns clause. i'm the script kind of puts you on his invitation, most of types and stuff. the doing this new stuff is logging. that's deep sizing of the ones that are off until i talk up to this and hold off a couple 100 or do house funds on between. pick a few and i'm not going off in doors and finished, which is out. and i like a boat and then how to on i in between getting fucking stop lights and they're good things to, to get the show mind constant o

kemp., thank you for this is difficult for joining me this is difficult for joining me this is difficult for the israeli government, isn't because can put isn't it, because hamas can put out , which in old out a lie, which in the old cliche , has gone around the cliche, has gone around the world before. the truth has put its on? how does israel its boots on? how does israel catch up in the information battle that is going . on battle that is going. on >> well, israel is always in difficulty here because there is so much of the world and ranged against israel even in when you look at the horrific events of the weekend before last, even that didn't really deflect many of the media organisations . and of the media organisations. and i exclude gb news from this, but many of the uk and other world media organisations that are institutionally biased against israel as well as organisation ones like the eu and the un and many of our universities . many of our universities. there's an inbuilt bias a

as you were just talking about with fred kempe. i also spoke with retired rear admiral mark montgomery. he commanded a carrier strike group in the pacific in the navy. he said the group headed to israel will be immediate lid useful in ballistic missile defense to provide a check against iran. i asked him whether u.s. special forces on those ships could be used in hostage rescue operations if it is deemed that americans are in danger there. >> i'd be very dempb shall to the israelis, despite the failure in intelligence, they tactically have a much better understanding of gaza. they fought there heavily in 2005 and they picked target sets out they've been hitting the last few days. clearly the israelis are the tactical experts on gaza. >> as deferential he said he would be, he said the united states will reserve the right to do what it needs to do to protect americans in the region, guys. back over to you. >> eamon, i'm curious from an intelligence standpoint how important it is to thread the line between explaining exactly what the

our colonel kemp, i want to thank you for coming on the program from britain. i know you had to stay up late, but i wanted the american people to hear what you had to say. god bless you, my friend. thank you. pleasure to be with you. we'll be right back. this story couldn't be written in hollywood because it's so unbeliev able. what made you decide that you want to speak out? i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom ever held would you say you think the police didn't do the job? there's a heck of a lot that still needs to be answered. what was your response when you heard that he was stealing $3.8 million? your dad had told you that he didn't go down to the kennel that night. i left the house and went to my mom's. can you point out the person whose voice you recognize in this video sitting right there in the gray jacket? how did that make you feel? it was all a lie. i do not think whatever storm he concocted was to kill my mother and brother. you believe the killer is still out there? the fall of the house of murdoch streaming now on

and so you've got also people who are not really trump fans, people like brian kemp.oes beat the nomination, then, you know, brian kemp would support him. and all of these things are really just indications that the republican party has what i like to call trump inevitability setting in. and that's kind of a reality that they've -- they've turned around to in the last couple of months, whether they like it or not. >> and lastly, sophia, tell us about the state of governor ron desantis' campaign who for so long was considered the leading trump alternative and his campaign launch has been disastrous slipping in the polls and that's a team desperate for a real reset, real reboot. is there any sign that's happening? >> yeah, i don't know yet, john, about that one because they've -- they've been struggling with attendance at some of their events. we know the biggest sign of change in terms of the money support is that some of his biggest donors including robert bigalowe, including ken griffon, these are people who spent tens of millions of dollars on ron desantis previousl

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david had a roommate, reported journalist stephen kemp.l before he went out that night. >> he was pretty sure it was woman on the phone. david takes a phone, goes into his room. comes out a little while later. he's all spruced up. ready to go out. he's got a smile on his face. he's calling his here. but in on his cologne. david jackson left the apartment. and at that point, that was the last any of his friends saw him. >> what really happened in the motel? wolfe said he hid in the bathroom when david arrived. >> barbara answered and he was glad to see her. he said they walked in, sat down on the edge of the bed. barbara had a stun gun. and barbara hit david with the stun gun. >> but the stun gun malfunction malfunctioned. so, wolfe stepped out of the bathroom with his gun. >> he said, so he had the gun wrapped in a towel and he showed me like this. he said picked up and fired one shot. and about that time, harry britton came into the room and said, he's not dead yet. he is still breathing. shoot him again. so he said, i shot him again. and

and then for some residents of this, chelsea kemp, the water tank is an under for the luxury of it's usually fills up that container free of charge. hayes be delivering water as it goes to 18 is one of the lucky ones with a steady, a boss. he tells us he can barely put food on the table for his 4 children. goes as well as a crisis is not new. it's been going on for years. the generation of goes and children have grown up without adequate access to was. there was increased risk for more simple diseases such as diarrhea and hepatitis write scripts of the you and have estimated that about the course of all disease and goes is caused by what's it contamination because of the unix, situational guys, and the bookcase, and the way situated to there is, i think there's always a problem with water and water and sanitation, kidney problems like skin problems, some will be cancer problems. so i think there's a crisis political crisis 1st. of course there's the blockades occupation. that's the real crisis. goes as a lease of play, a fresh wilson is the underground coast to equifax. an aquifer is

a 2004 map as to investigate or simply shows up with the several booty refugees live in for the da kemp. the suburb of comical the, you'll see the law in the, in the lab. you the look, i feel like from them that amount of development that i don't know. you might have been awarded the museum up and down below have been put in the woods. but on the balcony, he might have done that on the way what i like when it, when it turn on image is never more of an attempt by setting it up. and you know, doesn't matter. you told me, you know, we got full price. we just know the amount as well, like i've been a showing about them. i love it. i mean if i say, i would say i'm wondering, do we done the 80 percent of junior mr month auto bose product peace of mind that the cessna diesel participate. we could simply press the scope we put in that shows you mean of a cutting if she lived is the 1st for us is going to release of it. the maybe i will do suits the binder on us through the process. a lot of what i was impact the money i didn't want is the fact that on the, to the invitation move with the french

we were in al-oude square, which is the western entrance of kempe. there was no news. everything seemed calm. when they reached the desired place, they met with ali and other reporters, including shata hanaisha and mujahid az saad saw when shirin arrived and i remember you saying hello to us, he used to put his head on our head and laugh. everything was very normal until then. there was shooting in the camp, but there was no news in the area where we were. there was no conflict, nor the presence of forces and fighters of the resistance front. shirin and i put on our bulletproof vests. a number of young people were there who said to look. the army ahead. you campe the presence of a group of journalists caused a number of civilian citizens to also gather. including salim owood. at 64 minutes, he started broadcasting live images from the region on tik tok. can you see jiba? i i'm going to take a breather from this jeep. a few minutes after salim starts filming, he passes by the group of reporters to film israeli cars on the street. i was standing here and zoomed . this li

pivot to golf, tom kemp won the shriners las vegas open, his third overall.old plan to celebrate in sin city? >> i'm going to finish take piece of chocolate that i wanted to do that. then i'm going to order room service, go to bed, wake up at 3:00 and take that 6:30 flight. can't wait to finish that chocolate. i want to finish it so bad. >> liz, i'm going to guess when you and ryan go to vegas, the first thing, that chocoholic. >> that thing left on our pillow, that's right. i can't wait. that little square, i can't wait to treat myself to a little chocolate. >> then you go right to bed. >> exactly. at 8:00 p.m. and i'm up at 3:00 for my flight, three hours early. >> okay. a lot of fun in vegas. >> not fun. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, it was a celebration 50 years in the making, we'll show opper! time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or even this. plus, you still have a shot at up to $100,000 in guaranteed

for the view that button is going to send the size limitations for some residents of this. chelsea kemp, the water tank, is an under photo. the luxury of it's usually fills up that container free of charge. hayes be delivering water as it goes. and the 18 is one of the lucky ones with a steady a bus. he tells us he can barely put food on the table for his 4 children. goes as well as a crisis is not new. it's been going on for years. the generation of goes and children have grown up without adequate access to was. there was increased risk for multiple diseases such as diarrhea and hepatitis right scripts of the you and have estimated that about the course of all disease and goes is caused by what's it contamination because of the unix, situational guys, and the bookcase, and the way situated to there is, i think there's always a problem with water and water and sanitation, kidney problems like skin problems, some will be cancer problems. so i think there's a crisis political crisis 1st. of course there's the, the blockades, occupational that's the real crisis. goes as a lease of play, a

i'm kevin matthew kemp. follow me as i pull back the curtain to find the truth behind the curtain.s been the victim of countless animal invasions. apes, lizards, beetles, and now, there is a new invader wreaking havoc on new york, and it might just be the most dangerous one yet. ♪ ♪ the spotted lanternfly. >> the invasion of the spotted lanternfly. >> they wreak havoc on more than 70 varieties of plants. speak of the spotted lanternfly's are everywhere. >> once they stick, they breed quickly. >> you walked out any sidewalk in the city and you will see them, a bug, seemingly biologically engineered to be squished. easy to spot. docile. with a slight crunch that tickles the ear. damn it. now i have killed my fair share of animals. and every single time, the officials tell me to please leave the zoo. so why is it that this time, the government agrees with me? >> this is so much poo. >> officials are telling residents to stop and squash. >> squash, stomp. >> if you see it, smash it. >> just go whack, whack on the flip-flops. >> is much as i love stomping the life out of things come any

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g kemp, replied westbank. this is the same as the rafa crossing as it stands right now. we're also getting reports that people waiting there on the guns aside say they have been told that they will not be allowed to cross into egypt on saturday. this comes as the total number of victims of these rarely attacks, which is $4385.00 killed, including $1756.00 children and $967.00 women. and that is in addition to more than 13500 people who have been pointed out, 1405 is riley's. have so thought been killed. $5000.00 does. riley's have also been injured since a mouse launched its attack from gallons of 15 days ago to the hospitals in gaza, of a crowded and facing a severe shortage of medical supplies. tens of thousands of families are also seeking shelter in them to escape as well as relentless bombardment held just as you now. so you'd found this report from l. she fell hospital in kansas city the flu or even have other family members in the hospital or i have to put her eyes of words out here which is a search in industry for her doctor. we've seen different amounts of casu

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today about 1700000 refugees and living in because the strip that makes me in these 8 kemp that are recognized by the un, the right one, the most densely populated areas in the world. and now more than 200000 pallets in your refugees living in some of the largest and most crowns of refugee comes in because this trip there, among the 1100000 people being told to go south joyce items you need as really is the secretary general of the american friends service committee, that's a new bill prize winning quaker organization that's had a presence in garza since 1949. and she says the humanitarian crisis is an unprecedented level. our staff are discharged, we are losing contact with them. they have the water, they have no food, they are moving from one location to the other. they move several times, each one of them wrote to us heart wrenching letter, say, a sense, his daughter and his, his daughters and, and, and wife, south. and he stayed with his mom, who was, he refuses to relocate, and he wrote us a heart wrenching letter saying, take care of my children. and the other one wrote to us saying that

we're going to speak to tel aviv and colonel richard kemp, a former commanding officer for the britisht get an answer about whether this is the start of the full—scale incursion. perhaps understandably. what's your assessment from what you've been seeing and hearing so far? i assessment from what you've been seeing and hearing so far?- seeing and hearing so far? i think ou have seeing and hearing so far? i think you have to _ seeing and hearing so far? i think you have to remember, _ seeing and hearing so far? i think you have to remember, we i seeing and hearing so far? i think you have to remember, we all. seeing and hearing so far? i think. you have to remember, we all have seeing and hearing so far? i think- you have to remember, we all have to remember that military operations are best conducted using surprise interception, and that goes for israel is much as anyone else. we won't find out until i think var goes by, how this is going to shape up, and quite rightly. it could be one of two things. one is potentially a more expanded raid. force growing and with greater violence, or i

same time in the same daily telegraph, today there is just a hysterical column, every week colonel kemp this is a betrayal of ukraine, which means we must immediately help save it, otherwise it will lose, i read, lord, this is the same person who wrote at the beginning of this year that russia has already lost. everything is already falling apart and so on, something has changed, i feel, something has changed, at the same time, something is uneven, yes, at the same time, in this article by ben wallis, which you mentioned, indeed, the entire article is dedicated to how to help ukraine, these are the ones, the main thing is, what is it for? it was written, as i understand it, in the last two paragraphs, yes, well, ukraine should do something? of course, i understand, says zelsky, i want to think about the future of ukraine, but still, it should send young people, that means, well, students, let ’s say so, in this regard, i draw your attention to today’s article in the nrc, where they report from the center for refugees , for ukrainians, vasyl, you always monitor migration flows, and for y