kirk: yes. frank: and while they are fighting under the -- over the fishing grounds, and unfolding environmental disaster is happening that no one is paying attention to. i thought that made it unique. did i get it right? kirk: yeah. frank: tell us about your book and why you wanted to write it and how you got the idea. kirk: the book is -- in one interview somebody described it as the last battle of the vietnam war. which unexpectedly unfolds along the texas gulf coast. after the fall of saigon we resettled hundreds of thousands of vietnamese and at the houston galveston area became the second largest community. this is in the mid-to-late 1970's. it was a time of economic despair along the gulf coast there were where there were gas lines and inflation. at first white fishermen were happy to unload crappy old boats on the refugees, playing them for suckers. what the vietnamese did was all you could hope for. they fixed the boats to cut down on cost using family members as deckhands. they would g

thanks so much for your time. donald kirk. so a vietnam has been on the recent itineraries of senior officials or the biden administration like the vice president, like the defense secretary. but how significant is this visit by blinkin and why now? well, i think it's extremely significant. clearly, vietnam was just to get a law with both china, the media and your neighbor. and with the united states, in a sense, be a dog like you, as against janet vietnam, as some specific problems with china over over who's controlling the see out there over over drilling for oil and natural gas under the water. and also there's some islands that were very much like to recover, including the power cells which one's the enemy's islands. martinez by china, just just before the end of the vietnam war. so there are a lot of issues at the and united states can, can put on an appearance of supporting vietnam and brabs giving b. and i was in the leverage and negotiations with china. i should add mr. blanket while he was in, and i participated in th

dareen: let's talk about domestic dimensions with donald kirk. you've covered vietnam for so long.ow do you think that the public actually view the united states and also this relationship with the u.s.? donald: in my return visits to vietnam i had a lot of other , americans who've been back there are always surprised by the affection many vietnamese feel for the united states. i am not sure if i totally yet understand why, since it was a terrible war in which the americans were to blame for ongoing problems, we are talking about the agent orange issue which continues to maim and stunt the lives of many people in the region where agent orange was dropped in a misbegotten effort to kill the jungle and expose hiding places of the north vietnamese troops. i go back to the old wartime term, north vietnam and south vietnam. we do not say that these days. dareen: does south vietnam favor expended ties with the u.s.? donald: i think they do. i think that for someone who was there during the war, for any american, vietnam can be a quite pleasant place to visit now. one issue i should menti

so again, kirk, astronomy and famine disease forced labor torture by the warden. so from your school was eating up a lot of water that also need, you know, what's a deep it to you that, that it's, that you got to move it off. what does it mean? 9, pushing these up a give her what she only do duty good. he doesn't go those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals have more and you've a guy here, you know, wanted to get us a good idea. yeah. what the good i feel it's not my make it a besides good. you got to read it because i'm in yet. that was really lot. mm. who even to see me funny. i don't see anybody. i teach leeway living on cmr like easily neobitz get people know lucille is her of not all of them is last year, but he thought he think it's a well known up would you move in your home also enough a steady to escape. why meet you even if you're free to leave a brief minute, but you're not here. so you have to go on the hill. in october 2022, the leningrad regional court in st. petersburg city court rule that the nazis actions in the region

do not understand all the consequences of american participation in the ukrainian conflict, charlie kirk emphasized the terrorist attack in tel aviv, according to local media , a car driver hit pedestrians. after that, he opened fire on passers-by. the israeli foreign ministry informed the deceased of six victims. it is known that the victim was a tourist from italy, prime minister, israel ordered the mobilization of all reserve military police companies and additional non-tianyahu army forces. also urged citizens to follow the indication services. the security area of ​​the incident was unhooked by the police, law enforcement officers are carrying out investigative actions. polish farmers want to block the road from ukraine to dorami. narrows. reason for uncontrolled grain imports the head of the local union of farmers said that the protest will continue throughout the country if the authorities do not show specific documents to stop imports by april 15, according to local media the protesters were waiting for concrete decisions to dispose of or send to starving africa 9 million tons of

kenneth simon center's 2023 russell kirk lecture featuring. bishop robert barron of the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota. i have the task of introducing bishop bear in the night a task made difficult by the fact that his publications media, teaching and leadership exemplify faith and reason, courage and humility, along with tremendous insights. our cultural situation and how we might best engage it. what is true for me and, i know for many of you in attendance tonight, is that his writings and lectures and and podcast and interviews have become our regular companions instructing us in the gospel as the old testament prophets catholic social thought the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and of course the finer points of doctrine. so tonight bishop barron will address the topic of, the breakdown of the talk pavilion prior to his 2022 appointment as the bishop of winona-rochester. he had served for seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese. los angeles bishop barron, also the rector of mundelein sem

from singer after springfield as the young heartthrob doctor know would raygan kirk to raygan kirk tos becky parrish and a young demi moore back in 1982. >> even meghan markle appeared back in 2002. >> her father was our lighting director. >> so many people have gone through the show. is there a moment with one of them that stands out to you at all? >> springfield. i was in a love affair with him. which was lovely, and he was a sweet person. >> stephanie: one of the most famous episodes had the entire country capitated. >> till death do us part. luke and laura with their legendary but tortured on-screen romance that culminated with a lavish wedding in 1981 a whopping 30 million americans tuned in which remains a daytime record. [cheers and applause] in addition to the dramatic love sagas, the show also tackles tough topics like truck for assault and important social issues like hiv. ♪ ♪ and single motherhood. >> mommy? >> that was in the '80s and i can't tell you how many letters i get from single mothers who could relate. absolutely. >> stephanie: general hospital also highlighting t

so again, kirk a send me an fan in disease. forced labor torture by the warden. so from your school was eating up a lot of water that also need you to keep it to you that, that he said you gotta move it off with his 9 push that sees up a give her what she only do duty good. he doesn't go those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. not more and have a guy here. you know, so i get to spend money. i'm a good idea. yeah. what a good i feel. it's not why me did it because i lose you got to what if we, if i'm interested in yet? that was a lot. hm. mm. who need to see me if i don't see anybody. i teach leeway li live uniform seem year easily. neobitz get people know lucille is her flip of not all of them. it is a golden up. would you move in your home also with us a sucker? i knew you said it is people i meet you even if you're in, you're free to leave with martha connelly or donnelly, it will be my new book that you're not here. so you have to go on the hill. in october 2022, the leningrad regional court in st. petersburg city court rule tha

is the kirk the family all knows so well.'re reporting on a grieving family, it's important that that grief be acknowledged. i think when you're in a time of grief as a commentator reporter, it's about choosing the moment to speak and not, as it were, blanketing the whole thing with your words. it's about choosing the moment to speak and not, as it were, blanketing the whole thing with your words. so i think you've got to be able to take a pause sometimes... and let— really let what you're seeing in front of you or having described to you, unfold. silence. camera shutters. tonally, it's incredibly important not to be gushing. who wants gushing, you know? all i thought about was this was someone's mother and grandmother. and last year they lost their father and grandfather. and what we expect of them is to be so public. grief is grief, whether you're the richest person in the world or the poorest person in the world, it's grief. and i think everybody that watched those young royals at that gate that day was thinking that. i wa

maybe going back to kirk's understudy idea.ne we are band of first. speaking of kids, i love this idea. you guys have this competition going on for high school and college marching bands and you are giving them the rights to play your songs for free and you will then judge which ban, there is a lot of prize money involved. or any of you in marching band? >> that was so uncool. [laughter] so uncool. so uncool, but that is usually better protect picture of me with my clarinet. see what you were in a marching band? >> i was in marching band. that was a concert then. >> wow. >> at the as was >> narrator enough, i was a clarinet player. >> jimmy: any girlfriends? >> or my friends were boys. they want to get a kick out of that when you are watching a football game and bands play your songs? >> virginia tech have the jump and everything. they've been doing "said van "and it's kind of like that thing. the fact that we get to play and love what we do and someone takes that puts it in their own sons and then they get the whole audience p

. >> well, kirk taught him the parts.ouble. >>ists just talking to these guys about the concept of understudies, so. >> jimmy: yeah. could be a double edged sword the understudy. >> yeah, yeah, wasn't a popular conversation. >> jimmy: are all your kids involved in music in some way. >> yes, very much. >> jimmy: isn't that something? and are you all happy about that? >> no, my son's a drummer. not happy with that at all. >> jimmy: do you feel that was some kind of rebellion. >> i think so. >> jimmy: uncle lars. >> my kid's on tour in europe right now it's great all out there living. we're proud of that. >> jimmy: would you like it if they were all in a band together or would that be too weird. >> that may be pushing it a little bit. >> jimmy: may be too much. >> going back to kirk's understudy idea, one day maybe we'll hand it over to them, we'll hand the keys to the -- >> jimmy: yeah, what if there's a metallica jr. you know. >> i think there's many metallica jr.s out there. >> jimmy: speaking of kids, i love this idea. y

kirk: yes. frank: and while they are fighting under the -- over the fishing grounds, and unfolding environmental disaster is happening that no one is paying attention to. i thought that made it unique. did i get it right? kirk: yeah. frank: tell us about your book and why you wanted to write it and how you got the idea. kirk: the book is -- in one interview somebody described it as the last battle of the vietnam war. which unexpectedly unfolds along the texas gulf coast. after the fall of saigon we resettled hundreds of thousands of vietnamese and at the houston galveston area became the second largest community. this is in the mid-to-late 1970's. it was a time of economic despair along the gulf coast there were where there were gas lines and inflation. at first white fishermen were happy to unload crappy old boats on the refugees, playing them for suckers. what the vietnamese did was all you could hope for. they fixed the boats to cut down on cost using family members as deckhands. they would g

kirk says the only way for her to get away from her tenant is to sell her property. it's something she doesn't want to do but is considering i love my home and i would really love for a family to live in that home and enjoy it the way my family did in oakland ryan curry abc 7 news. and update from the i-team tonight. san francisco. police. say a man seen on camera throwing eggs at passengers on a muni bus. all yelling racial slurs has been arrested and investigators say they've linked him to two other incidents as well 44 year old joseph benjamin pleaded not guilty today to battery and hate crime charges in addition to the egg throwing incident from february investigators. say benjamin has also been charging connection with a cheese throwing incident on a muty bus on christmas day and he's accused of assaulting immunity driver by spitting on him. also from the i-team, san mateo county is one step closer now to becoming a sanctuary county the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that prohibits the county from cooperating with ice without a federal warrant, but cri

you, kirk, we b, and others had to hire attorneys at great personal expense. what were you accused of having done wrong? and what was the eventual outcome? actually, when we got it was, it was called a 41 g lawsuit. return a property up there, they sees it air required by law, and they violate this law. by the way, they're required by law to inform us 6 months after they seize our property, what, what property they're going to keep and what they're going to return. they never did, so we sued them like 5 years later. so in violation of that law. but then we went to court and we were ready to deal with any challenge they had coming forward because we knew more about this whole thing. and they had a representative from say they're in the department of justice lawyer there. it was representing the government and it was we didn't pro say by the way by ourselves that was tom drake. kirk, we be at lewis and myself. we went in and represented ourselves in court and they mince meat of the government. they were just absolutely violation of the law and the only thing the

thank you by new tim kirk is to bring in that are in boy down and your advice already stuff. anybody that went to chris, of course it be share with your go to do it by school. a fleet printer don't use a bit. i was to kind of meet with the machine. i have a pretty small a. i was standing major medical, clean grad debris with me that all day i wish that w r e blocker i source don't go to our process. we're going to put you down here, which you are mazda, may have been busy. slona has unusual last here, right? those are one choice is sort of michelin slid the sheila nashik lucia. so usually don't just see. so you make up that are built, we'll get them there, but you would the home you soon use the sure are not which you by sure your, but almost the yesterday mission, my as you go right each a whole you with ideally you what would a me got action, obviously bother with them. but you know i will check the human you a year and say you ask if you go right there with i'll let you with fascism photographs can be found in school to museums. but if you notice the camps warning sign isn

charlie kirk thanks for being here if. go remember you can catch the dan bongino show every day on fox nation here's a clip from this week's show. >> to say well it is a bold proclamation to make that radical leftist i'm not, of course, painting broad brush to all democrats but radical leftist trying to promote a cold civil war here yeah it is. the problem is the evidence is everywhere. if you open your eyes and look for it. it's all over the place. radical leftist are not just a problem in the united states -- not just a problem in europe they're everywhere. >> you can stream the dan bongino show on fox nation weekdays from 12 to 3 p.m. eastern and don't forget facebook and instagram at "unfiltered" on fox that does it for us tonight on "unfiltered" i'm katy thanks for joining me see you back here next saturday night at 9 p.m. don't forget your dvr if you can't make it live ♪ ♪ lawrence: good evening america welcome to cross country and former president donald trump by the new york attorney alvin bragg and for those acros

that was tom drake. kirk, we b ed lewis and myself. we went in and represented ourselves in court and they mince meat of the government. they were just absolutely violation of the law. and the only thing they could claim at the end and the judge had the front on the phone because he did, she needed to say face for the government. what they had to say claim that we had some other got albert government agency sensitive material. well, i mean that got other government agents never came into court to testify to that and we had no way they wouldn't tell us what it was, so we could defend it. so we had no due process and actually that issue, that was the one that said the government space. okay, that's the how to justify their rate on us basically. so, but that turned out to be, we found out later the department of justice guy finally confessed to what it was. he said it was a, it was a paper for customs and border protection. well, we did that as an unclassified contract for customs and border to protect and analyzing, go through with their

a here with prior to the new year to better compress if you have to take him by now jim kirk is to bring in that are in the peer room step. she crocheting, you call boy down and your address early stuff a british in any problem with the 1st of course i be share with global vision station. and he was promised to go with the what the heck, you're going to get a whole sheet rica because they're just of level of the printer don't use a bit. i was to kind of meet with her, or she thought she was a natural channel. i was a english gillian graph, nguyen, you go to about the thing with probably m r, the block, our builder. i mean you're not to speak to somebody and they by the insecure, she'll miss eulissa starting or source. don't grow to no up at all. square, going to proceed earlier on the previous hope check. are you still nashik parts here? pretty soon with sure. or my of the missile slona has unusual. massive dish my adoption. but you might see the ship facility in europe that are in that are way away. those are one choice is sort of michelin, see the sheer way, not. hello, ne right now. g

and charlie kirk, kirrk.m. and charlie kirk, and ceo. o.harlie, you think about this for a publication like axios to say that he essentially works six hour days. what does that tell you about the state of things and the day leadership o. f america? >> i think that might be even a little stretch, what they consider to be work, right. just signing pieces of paper that are in front of he's a perfect tool, the administrative state. and that is something that was really clear this last week of when he announced for president of who is excited for him to run again. it's the people that believe in rule by committee. philosopher kings. he just does what he's told. wo right.rk.st he's not making any independent decisions. sunny paper thi will say this, though it's also important that peoples realize that he veryid well cout go win another term. kio believestole.rm. democrat belicrat persuasion or charisma for machine politics. the fetterman principle, it's using vote by mail signature verification, relaxed standards, hiring a lot of ballot chasersri

trash into treasure. smoke billows from a mountain of garbage shod site of bish cake, the capital of kirk austin. much of the pious, discarded clothing waste from the garment in his tree. the key source of income for the central asian nation of 7000000 manufacturers often discard script material and then filled to be burned or scavenge to heat people's homes. those fumes worse and the pollution and bish cake, which has some of the dirtiest in the world thanks towards widespread use of coal. to me that i've told her i hope the authorities will pay attention to this learning landfill site soon as well. they're about 40 families living here. now we have up, we're all being poisoned by the smoke long. it's actually very harmful to the longest get there because yeah, we can't leave. we must stay missing a little. it's a small house, but it's are acidic and how can we move to the city? we have no income or savings is out of our craft. them allows that all of those, your po number also be the winters. you can only get them through. but artist, while pon la la minova has come up with a solution,

charlie kirk and sean duffy have it all, next. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i would not exploit for political purpose my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> well, at what 73 in a reelection. reagan was considered back then, old. he used that experience to his advantage and let's face it reagan had more charisma, and his little pinky than that it has in his whole body. >> in regards to age i can't even say the number. it doesn't register with me. but, the only thing i can say is that one other things people will find out when they see a race and they will judge whether or not i have or don't have it. >> spoiler alert, you don't have it. how do we know? let me count the ways. he struggles to complete sentences, he wanders aimlessly at nearly every public appearance and aids are now scared to let him to anything life or anything off script. roxio's is reporting that this is leading to a schedule that benefits some basement dwelling stoner. not the presi

i am beverly kirk professor practice director of washington programs at the health school at syracuseniversity. our washington program. we are continuing our discussion this morning about strengthening democracy with a look at trust in institutions. trust ins, each other i what the latest data has to say about all ofof this. and to put into perspective i'm joined by filmmaker ken burns and pew research center president mike endemic. thank you so much for being here let's jump right in with the first question. so, what is the overall state of american confidence democracy? i understand you have new numbers to share with us. >> thank you beverly. we do not want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts. the facts right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. i think almost surprisingly sober if you told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot which was not even a phrasing we were talking about. that wouldh be where we are thee covid rates not necessary done, done but feeling a little bit better we would have passed major pieces of legislation driv

so young kirk with famine disease forced labor torture by the warden. so for mutual was even up on the water that also need you to keep it. you got that? he said, you're gonna move it off with his name, pushing the people give her a thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. when you've got here, you know, wanted to do to speak a good. i fear. well, if not, why me did it before you do. you got to really interesting because i you, but there's a dang yet. that was, but it really lot. mm ah, with the united states is name just the main initiate of antique russian policy. foreign policy concept assumes an absolute rejection of neo colonial practices and head human as, as well after lays out of it into a foreign policy concept. it says where some files are engaged in a hybrid war against russia. foreign minister level says the countries were isolated, so i'm ready. the dialogue menu multi poto via the u. s. t o is becoming overshadowed by other national currencies as a global d.

i got i came by jada, 4th, noiseless, kirk, those scores deal with july 4th. but does that you talk to me by isa thoughts to lately have total put his show up. i just i had spoken with lisa horn her to be 0 or dish nasir delighted, filling me through. but i know that that's not nicolette, or what to do. it does have the key cuz woke up with with hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new shell seriously. why watch something that's so different, my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. if you have the state department, the c i a weapon, bakers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations, to your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably gonna make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. thank here. oh oh, 00 one. so i would prepare himself for that could only go to her when really to talk to her the other day with the child a

inhabitants call it in the french manner dunkirk, the name comes from from the flemish dunes, dune and kirkhurch in french - this historic dutch city was founded in the 17th century, and during the second world war it almost disappeared from the world map, here you can still see traces of bullets and actually, this cathedral is one of the few historical buildings that survived the bombings of 1940. the cathedral and the tower of the town hall were used by the troops as a reference point for strikes, so they were not touched even by those who suffered in 1940. during the german offensive on the dunkirk beach, in fact, the defenders were then 400,000 british, french and belgian troops about operation dynamo , their evacuation, american film-makers made a movie, then it became almost the first extensive explanation of those events, the story of dunkirk for the french was a symbol of defeat for a long time and treachery from the allies, evidence of the five years of occupation was not even included in school textbooks until recently, and the ace dynamo became the main place of visits. my profes

charlie kirk, buck sexton, thank you both. >> see you. >> pete: appreciate it.re is a war going on in the classroom for the minds of our children. the left's hostile takeover of the american education system has been going on for decades. over 100 years. i covered it extensively in my book the battle for the american mind. and, a fox nation series called the miseducation of america. >> the ultimate irony is by not challenging students, while simultaneously beating them superficial self-esteem marxism swoops in to become the center of everything. because we all need a purpose, a sense of structure to guide us. unfortunately, for america, if the left is allowed to govern our children's future any longer, their ultimate goal will be accomplished. >> pete: this isn't just something that happened. it's happening right now. thanks to a great investigation by substack pryce we now know just how deep the indoctrination of rewritten history goes. greg reports that half a dozen of the most commonly used apu history textbooks today are filled with bias and untrue informati

i'm glad that she is for doretha. kirk break his neck. my animal was broken as yet. no. us. i let's, i can. i stood it. it was battalion is chester. my original yay or nay doffing single julio dominated by tauriel bushels no longer will it done my men to come wishing to kill what what would a show in the morning shows up from choice yeah in that in your some our attention thank you thank you. yes. hello brian. ah, yes, the base of the wisdom good. and you know? yes. so a brand new thing here for your from scotland. that's just really good feather. just to put a coin. pathetic. on st. louis. thought with good stuff. move attorney for going connection. you have to go what that it will let him know though that the void. now move from that. i'm on a brief few minutes with most of my us because he's the coolest with any place to rent. it was to renew them. he mentioned nice. not grow at a new nuclear gulas once funded. that was because she said the with my man growing up or that you might as in as a link to my to swimming jarmetta and could i, boise lee was hm. but was with bundl

kirk meant the family of the temple restorer left the crankcase door with a peephole.urch of the ascension was built in the middle of the 19th century, standing on top of a mountain. she was clearly visible from the sea and served as a lighthouse and this is the only church in russia, my slavic lighthouse was considered one of the best in the white sea. its lights were visible to fishermen and sailors for 60 km. the lighthouse works and it is best to get acquainted with the panels with the history of arkhangelsk in the northern maritime museum, it is one of those where we are not bored, therefore the labyrinth of history was accompanied by the director of the museum evgeny tenidov, a man who is not only passionate about himself, but is also able to charge anyone with his involvement already through 5 minutes of communication. well, in general, the exposure is constantly museum. it is called the millennium of the north sea begins with the development of these lands by the novgorodians in the ninth and tenth centuries. that's when this batch of culture arose, which came

she has been using a kirk leach, mr. smallwood have received yet not yet, you know, but i love so much or wishing petroleum or was it right? so not my surprise you to stay to me or nina will problem on, but under you talk about no 13 you no, no pronouncing. but it's an employee that y'all guided, oh, it now doesn't mean and off load with people who need you to move quickly to chill chill for unity. uniquely dorothy. what the car with me mostly with the didn't research it remarked humor so, so my them, the said about our question to peter could i can coordinate fucking the digital other discount that bit nots them are good for what the 30th we will study. i should see back, natalie warner. me. well, one or 2 even. you can watch it. sometimes 3 large. look in your words and on us. i'm week rosky. no, no, some 40. when you graham spots, even you come. took a walk mine it took a while, but if you do what you are oscar normally routine prostate with. i'm so thought is that the doctor opening at subway there where they were eager to hear. paul, no my stop may come and you go by apollo. now,

many hasn't changed quite severely that those in the south, 6th or business, what year was missoula kirk, which is worsted. patricia said, don't know who the origin, the planner good i did put in a nickel co 6 up. you spoken with think sick daughter, materially missed muscle. really started speaking on opium. juliano still motion with that. bobby emma bridget at a deal. sunny store honestly would it kill the islam cali slump or so she went to does use numa, i'll come with the money and they call somebody put out slots you to install a trailer. you ali know, are we sounds good to go out there, but i see at least be bullshit where your dad already met at the b o, y john mostly mana subscriber, run a new model, a particular pool on a near molar, briefly to see the body that wouldn't garage any of the, the nuclear user, but on the presence in them or with those flood as well, bleach units, you know, lot bravo in with your daughter's was, oh, i the, throughout this week, almost almost ductless will be though, then i'm a, was a, to was like, well that's a pretty quickly double the was they had

charlie kirk reacts in a moment. plus andy no has another trans killer that got no attention in the media, it happened in portland, we'll tell you all the details next. ♪ >> laura: and now to the case of the disappearing killers. now, a few hours ago louisville police released bodycam footage of officers who were responding to that horrific shooting. now we're not going to play them frame by frame out of respect for the victims but you can see frames from the moment before police stormed the building, and a still of the killer roaming the halls of the bank. we now know that the shooter was said to have known about his impending firing but we also know that he was sympathetic to blm and harbored deep anti trump sentiment. it's safe to say that you won't hear much more about him at this point. much like we've stopped hearing about the motivations about the nashville shooter. but a new survey shows the public, well, it's demanding more. a rasmussen poll shows two-thirds voters want nashville police to release the manife

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yaroslav stetsko, bandera's former deputy in the organization of ukrainian nationalists next to him jean kirkatrick is an adviser to us president reagan on foreign policy. she supported any actions that could harm the soviet union another lady in the photo katerina or katherine clark chumachenko future wife of the third president of ukraine viktor yushchenko the us intelligence service was just doing what they always do using their connections and money the ability to open or close doors, to put the right people in the right positions in which they will carry out american foreign policy after the collapse in the soviet union, the americans began to actively introduce the ideology of bandera already at the state level of ukraine. thus, in 2004, open veneration of the leaders of the ukrainian nationalist movement began there. and in 2010, president of ukraine viktor yushchenko awarded the title of hero of the country to stepan bandera of ukraine for worthy of the order of the state banderi andriy stepanov slava ukraine officially , the west did not pay attention to all these events, but in fact