koch, well , in principle, it’s very good, probably, that they turn on rational thinking and start askingced is nothing new for me personally, because that we have discussed this topic many times and talked about the fact that... of course, for zelensky, war is the habitat, without which it cannot exist, by definition. the end of the war is the end of zelensky's power. this is obvious to everyone . the only thing, you know, is that when he calls zelensky the main beneficiary of the war, after all, this is not true, this is not entirely true. the main beneficiary of the war is the united states of america, but he cannot voice this, being there in the west, but he does not have such a right, there is democracy there, it is so special, you see, you cannot afford it there either. in the city of kyiv in the capital they will simply take it, they will take away the shopping center and send it right there, so to speak, to the war, the same for electricity, did you notice, yes, well, well, of course, the capital, it must be kept in some special conditions in order to she did not rebel that they c

you mentioned the koch brothers.h here in my retirement.Ñn one of the books i read was dark money which highlights the life and times of the koch brothers, charles and david. i would be curious to know iyou. and if you have it kind of explains you're a waffling on supporting trump because koch brothers are not big trump but they are in line with trump'w< ideas. one of the main takeaways that i understood was the objective iso essentially eliminate all of government except for the military, to protect what was your thought on the dark money? >> okay. speak to americans get to voice their opinions. they get to advocate for policies they believe in. they get to try to persuade felloweaders for policy change kind of candidates they want elected. that is an american right. it takes resources to do that. ■]so we have a structure in plae that allows within the lawork wh the one 100% to advocate for those policies changes. and so that is what we do put the left doesn't, the center right does it, all we do is practice within

koch, well, in principle , it’s very good, probably that their rational thinking turns on, they begindefinition, the end of the war is the end of zelensky’s power, this is clear to everyone , the only thing, you know what, when he... calls zelensky the main beneficiary of the war, after all, this is not true, this is not entirely true. the main beneficiary of the war is the united states of america, but he cannot voice this, being there in the west, well, he does not have such a right, there is democracy there, it is so special, you know, there, too, you cannot allow yourself too much, to go beyond the lines, which , so to speak, were drawn for you by those who , strictly speaking, manage all political processes, i would very much like to hear how he would say that usa. you can make fun of this, you can laugh, you can say something else, draw an analogy with the unsuccessful counter-offensive of last year, but the task is not to defeat russia frontally, the task is to ensure tactical success, even on a separate section of the front, and this cannot be underestimated, because that in f

come up with something, but it’s impossible to drown the entire ukrainian government. but if we take koch’ss if someone asks ukrainians? yes, that is, they don’t want to, and even western propagandists already admit this, he is in the times newspaper, the times newspaper, which constantly works to promote the ukrainian regime, to promote russophobic anti-russian sentiments, they are already doing it there in ukraine, and indeed in europe in general the report there, that means from... offers, that is, well, well, they already write it everywhere, they say it, and yet, we understand that ukraine is regarded by ukrainians primarily as expendable material, that is, in this, well, no longer necessary doubt. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations. to bring russian digital solutions to new heights, there are prospects, ours are more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more, what exactly does digital help with, you are incomparably original in your questions, and what about production, raw m

the same charles koch who he secretly vacationed with. or take his friendship with billionaire paul singer, along with more undisclosed gifts and private jet trips, was followed by a shift in the courtship of decision to take up singer about own case. coincidentally, after justice alito took a unreported fishing trip to alaska with paul singer the supreme court took up his case, ultimately leading him to a victory netting 2.4 billion dollars. this was not a bad return on singer's $80 million in political donations, a fishing trip and a couple bottles of thousand dollar wine. and of course, in 2022, these billionaires and their handpicked justices won their keystone victory against the american people and their progress of the society -- the overturned roe v. wade. so why was it abortion? why was the threat of women having freedom powerful enough to bring down our whole system of digital ethics and article i of the coequal branches of government? that's because these rich and powerful are in an existential site for a status quo that enshri

the final preparations, a few minutes later. when heinrich koch, that was the name of the victim, triedeople vandalizing and tearing down election posters. in response, the politician received sustained wounds, the candidate was attacked by three people at once, the police managed to detain only one. the number of attacks this year on politicians of one faction or another is surpassed by a huge margin by our alternative for germany - 26 attacks, this year alone the ruling politicians and the media are doing everything to escalate the situation. completely incompetent people, ideologists without any professional qualities, they are not capable of solving pressing problems, and germany is really now in a crisis situation, adding fuel to the fire internal strife, no matter how paradoxical it may sound, water that has not left the southern german cities for several days, the peak of the disaster has not been passed, experts say, and local media write at least four dead, the chancellor’s formal tour of the affected territories to the residents of germany. judging by the staged photographs, t

koch said yesterday that they will hang zelensky ermak , they will hang him, and not only zelensky andrkov region, for example, is not part of the russian federation, but then it can join, what do i mean, the conditions are, in principle, public, open. now, if we take the side of ukraine, i absolutely agree with lutsenko and everyone that zelensky must refuse that he will not negotiate and will not sign agreements. another thing is that the situation has changed again, because in the russian federation the question will remain: who is zelensky? is it possible to sign with him? oh, you know, with whom? well, sit down for negotiations with whom? now with whom? no, well , from the american side, it’s clear, but this can only be in january, after the inauguration, that’s not the point, but from the ukrainian side there’s still no one, now with side of ukraine, you know, i’ll now turn to the side of ukraine, it was very important for me to hear the report, i think it will be important for you, vladimirovich specifically for... and doesn’t want to hold normal elections in accordance with the

a fugitive russian businessman, alfred koch, dared to speak out about the fact that ukraine is dyingom ukraine’s point of view, must be stopped immediately at any cost. because if the situation continues as it is, then 40 years are on the horizon. they are caught like cowards, but they are escorted with honors on their final journey and are greeted from captivity. this week russia and ukraine exchanged. doesn’t show, in the 2 years that these people have been in captivity, they have renounced ideology, those who betrayed the country and zelensky, he said things like i will stop the war, he didn’t do that, on the contrary, he intensified this war, destroyed , unfortunately, a lot of people, it was more of some kind of ideology, like fooling, most likely young people, here we are the best, we are like that there, but in fact they just... lived for themselves, received money from the state what there are blessings and so on, i see that now there is nothing either has changed, they also feel good, they felt good before, now they also feel, maybe even better than all these events. nikolai

it is not surprising that some of the individuals linked to these gifts, like the koch brothers networkch has had clarence thomas speak at donor events for example, happens to be deeply involved in a set of challenges to the regulatory state. these are cases we are still waiting for the court to decide, but we already know where the koch brothers would like justice thomas to be. now we are waiting to find out, have they made enough payments? we don't know, but that is where all of this is going. >> part of the argument people make in defense of thomases that he was always a conservative anyway and these are his friends hooking him up. >> it is not unconstitutional to have friends. i want to be clear about that. you have a right to have friends, even rich friends. i think where the optics become more problematic is that we are seeing individuals essentially donate funds to the court to keep the conservative super majority in play. there has been a lot of reporting by the new york times last year about justice thomas complaining about his small judicial salary, which is actually quite sig

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animation of mano badkhorak koch at 14:00 on the network. it is a small bird that competes with seagulls. the iranian sniper is the nightmare of many officers and commanders in an imposed war. this is the story of takdeer movie. it is broadcasted on channel 1 at 16:00. the network broadcasts asir khak show at 19:00. the movie is about two soldiers who returned from the war and got involved in a racist issue. armed attack on city stores and killing people. let's see the other moments of the sports section of today's program . mr. ghaffari. hello, good morning. mr. hosseini. good morning to you too. god willing , we will be at your service by reviewing the most important sports topics like every day . good health , welcome, mr. ghaffari, at your service and all the respected viewers. greetings, greetings, and good day. i am at your service . please, babak, where should we start? the reality of the semi-finals of the league. well, we have a representative, gorgan municipality is a team that was able to defeat a representative from japan in the

the charles koch who he secretly vacationed with.or take his friendship with ll with more undisclosed gifts and private jet case. coincidentally, after justice fishing trip to alaska with paul singer the supremeou c his case, ultimately leading him to a v netting 2.4 billion dollars. this was not a bad return on singer's $80 million in political donations, a fishingousand dollar wine. and of course,ionaires and their handpicked justices won their keystone victory against the american people and their the overturned roe v. wade. so why was it abortion? why was the threat of womerful enough to bring down our whole syste i of the coequal bvernment? that's because these rich and powerful men are in an a status quo that enshrines their power and places them the confluence of money and conservatism is no coincidence and we are here today to connect the dots. the group behind the dobbs by who else -- leonard leo, and found a friendly court in front of right wing extremists. and we have also seen as well as the conservative justices clarence

i'll tell you a story about charles koch who is a friend of mine who i dearly admire and respect.o are supporters, a showed a pastor in an alley with these bikers and they were holding hands and they were praying because they were addicted to drugs and they needed help, some kind of spiritual change that is needed. pastor, and so i ceded the podium to charles and he came up and his -- he had tears in his eyes and he said this is why we do this, because we are changing lives. we are improving lives so that they can fulfill their potential. and i just admired him so much. he takes the spears. he takes the attacks. he doesn'have to do this. but he makes the sacrifice to do this with his own resources and puts his name out there. they oppose his ideas may be of having a free america, a free country, a free people, trading freely. if you are in opposition to that, you are in opposition to that. but you have to respect his rights as an american. as you have to respect mine as i respect yours. that is what we do america. host: independent line, pat, hello. guest: caller: i wanted to spea

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a game and coming home kind of debriefing with my brother who kind of acts like a second dad or a kochoach and being able to show video. >> it means a lot to represent the east bay and continue a proud legacy of baseball in oakland. >> kind of fill that void and bring a lot more fans to baseball and oakland as well. >> excited to watch brody pitch this year. >>> a quick giants update, blake snell was placed on the il with a groin strain, sidelined nearly four weeks with the same injury earlier this season. michael conforto took the roster spot. he is batting cleanup tonight. good news, bad news for the giants. guys, it is ballers week. we are very excited. tomorrow the home opener, home opener 2.0 on wednesday and, of course, our first pix+ broadcast on friday evening. >> such a great week. >> got to love it. thanks, matt. >>> stilled ahead here at a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing cus

them, go down to the next tributary of the op, build again a huge large ship, some kind of lodyu or koched with wooden shipbuilding, which we still know very little about it somehow we think we mean this great russian era... of geographical discoveries in the 16th-17th centuries, when in just 60 years we covered this huge distance to the pacific ocean in one human life, and what spaces we mastered, and thanks to boats, but mostly peacefully, because there actually was a war there, well , you can look at it differently, of course they also fought, but they won, again thanks to the fact that we had a fleet, and because the locals there were tribes they didn’t have, they didn’t know how to build such large ships. ours on the cossacks had these wooden plows as fortresses, like warships equipped with firearms, they were elusive, and thirdly, it’s probably beautiful, considering that a wooden ship, unlike other materials, you can see how every detail works, uh, it’s like this again, in greek architecture, you have columns, you have uh, a beam, you see how the structure works, from this you...

fugitive russian businessman alfred koch dared to speak out about the fact that ukraine is dying out.of view of ukraine, this war must be stopped immediately at any cost, because if the situation continues as it continues, then this country will not exist for 40 years. and the question arises. and what kind of land do you want to free, and for whom do you want to free it, for syrian refugees who will come here and live on it, because it will be an empty place. zelensky is confidently leading the country into this desolate future, the ukrainian armed forces are depleted, national battalion fighters are sabotaging orders, hijackers are caught as cowards, but are escorted with honors on their final journey and met from captivity. this week, russia and ukraine exchanged prisoners, 90 people. sub-soviet patriotic songs. ukraine does not submit them for exchange. during the 2 years that these people have been in captivity, they have renounced ideology, the country that betrayed them, and zelensky. he said things like that i would stop the war. he didn't. on the contrary, he intensified this

direction and the direction of crimea , is it really so, as you think, how much is the destruction of koch's gesture? did the russian occupiers affect our offensive in the southern direction and, of course, the crimea? well it's really not a secret anymore, here i completely agree with mustafo aguyu, in the 23rd year, the armed forces of ukraine planned an offensive from the kherson direction in the direction of chaplynka to kalanchak there to crimea, it was the shortest route. and obviously, the russians knew about our plans, some rascals, these same bastards, reported something to them, and they used such a barbaric method to disrupt our planning, well, it must be understood that not only the liberation of crimea, they failed, they demonstrated that crimea is actually for them, as a place where people should live, where... they should to live comfortably, people are not needed at all, together with the kakhovsky reservoir, they emptied the canal itself into the northern crimea, which in the end provided water for crimea for many decades, made it a fertile land, and as with the return of cr

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go down along the next tributary, into the ob, build again a huge large ship, some kind of boat or kochce of history is connected with wooden shipbuilding, which we still know very little about... somehow we think we mean this russian one the era of great geographical discoveries in the 16-17 centuries, when in just 60 years in one human life, we covered this huge distance to the pacific ocean, and what spaces we mastered, thanks to boats, and mostly peacefully, because there was actually a war there, well, you can look at it differently, of course we also fought , but they won, again thanks to the fact that we had a fleet and... because they didn’t have local tribes there, they didn’t know how to build such large ships, our cossacks on these wooden planks, like they had fortresses, like warships equipped firearms, they were elusive, well , the third, it’s probably beautiful, considering that a wooden ship, unlike other materials, you can see how every detail works, it’s like again in greek architecture, so you have the columns... you have, uh, a beam, you see how the structure works, f

and our whatever that intention is, whether it's coming from a rich mocrat or a rich republican, the koch brothers, either side, it's w we want. we don't want private republicans and democrats and wealthy people putting their on the scale and impacting our elections that's why the federal government from aat national security perspective and you know calling it referee straight down the middle, they should be the ones doing this. this is a defense issue. this is a national security issue. it's not a partisan issue where you convince a democrat or republican to put moneyo these campaigns. to the land of 10,000 lakes i think that's wisconsin. the people in wisconsin are trying to decide in their state it's gone up to the constitutional level the supreme court in thete about ballot harvesting and drop box.ing to make sure that these are secure, that they are fairly counted and that is and illegal wayfoting. this is one area where congressman disagree, we agree on 90% of democracyng forward that states like a wisconsin like a pennsylvania decide that they can carefully and legally cou every -

s a killer, saving women is mine... and my hobby is killing stupid men, gun on the ground, hyundai kocht all, oh my amnesia, how did i end up here, how did i end up here, listen, this is your car, well, that probably means the money in it is also yours, and if the car is mine, well, you probably won at the casino. or they planted it, right, i remembered, these are enemies, enemies, they planted it, exactly, that means it can be confiscated, yes, we can confiscate, something doesn’t suit me, no, everything suits me, i’m just happy, i’m happy, just, i’m triumphant, everything is fine, everything is fine, let’s fly. well, let's sit on the path, yes, well, you see, bah, everything is great with us, yes, everything is assembled, and so is he, all family, a dog, yes, a member of the family, and this third wheel follows you all the time, and leonidov, he, well, him too. well, my best friend, yes, but in my opinion, he is young in love, however, i used to think so too, but now, i guess i’ll go in the car and wait.

we already know, at least, where the koch would like justice thomas to be.enough payments on it? i don't know. that's kind of where all of this is going. >> the argument people will make in defense of thomas is he was always a conservative anyway and these are his friends hooking him up. >> it is not unconstitutional to have friends. i want to be clear about that. even rich friends. where the optics of this becomes more problematic is that we are seeing individuals essentially donate funds to the court to keep this conservative super majority in play. there's been a lot of reporting, some by the "new york times" last year, justice thomas complaining about his small judicial salary which is quite significant relative to what other americans make and how maybe he would not stay on the court. all these wealthy interests, no, no, let's figure out how to keep you on the court and happy and suddenly you see the money start rolling in. >> this is a key point and i want to talk about the delay on the immunity case. it's not surprising. they tipped their hand, they w

and some of the contributors areonaires like charles koch and and dark money groups by million to promote, but for those who a you discuss a little bit on the influence at the dark money networks have had go kavanaugh's confirmation. >> i'm not going to be able to cite chapter and from the nr am and others, in some ways the transformion of the second amendment goes back much, much further than the recent of president trump's recent ■ appointees and the district, andheller, and in both of those instances a very broad-based, multi-platform effort that involved a lot of expenditures of funds andlso the development of scholarship and sort of a movementge americg of the second amendment. the amendment h well-regulated militia to the free state before it gets to keeping and bearing arms through our history in 2008, understood securing a right consistent with or in conjunction with militia service before the5-4 heller decision changed that. the n.r.a. platforms, involving money andy changed th meaning of the deeper constitution and the court i 2022, super charged the second amendment. to my mind

you know, ken burns is hanging out with the koch brothers.society in terms of wealth. harlan crow is able to, as a member, bring a guest. it costs him about $3,000 times each time justice thomas goes with him. it's the mukety mucks of the rich. it's out of a scary movie about world domination, and frankly a supreme court justice shouldn't be within 3,000 miles of. >> so put a pin in that. that's so interesting. here's clarence thomas talking to "60 minutes" talking about what he wants us to believe he likes to do in leisure time. >> what kind of engine. >> an 8-v 92. >> one of his passions is this 40-foot-long motor home you find this relaxing? >> yeah. it's away from the meanness you see in washington, you get here with just regular folks. it's so pleasant. [ laughter ] >> the regular folks. are there any regular folks, gabe, at the bohemian club? >> more gullible steve in that, not following up. you still make $300,000 a year. justices such as kavanaugh and jackson made payouts for the books they're writing. justice thomas made a million an

it continued in 1980 under ed koch. the first one was an act of congress that stopped it.a lawsuit that mayor bloomberg attempted and there was government in action. now, we came within three weeks of it happening. we all thought it was happening and that the governor was solidly behind it. the amount of money is tremendous. it is $15 billion directly to the fta. that will spark at least another $5 billion in terms of federal funds. that is a $20 billion infusion to the transit system. it also would have resulted in more than $15 billion in bonds that were going to be issued. it's a real blow financially to the region. tens of thousands of jobs, local jobs, have been halted. this would have included the sand hogs who build the subways, the 2nd avenue subway. the electricians who modernize the subway stations. the carpenters, the laborers. tens of thousands of jobs that would have been unleashed are on hold right now. katie: it's really good history, good context. to your point, we got very close this time. i'm curious for what you make of the reason governor hochul did thi

that we've taken here, justice clarence thomas, who got lavish gifts from crow, invited to speak at kochcourse, i think what is important for folks to understand is this is not just a judicial power grab, it definitely is that. get the corporate power grab and is the extension, one of the long■ç prizes of a fifty-ye campaign funded by the special interests and billionaires, really starting in earnest with the 1971 infamous lewis power memo, there was a call to arms to the american business community to take to the courts to take to the political system, to really reverse the social and economic progress of the 20th century. we had a year worth of scandal and corruption at the supreme court, we learned about millions of dollars worth of free luxury travel and plane flights received by clarence thomas by the very same billionaires who have brought these cases to the court and brought this case to the court. that's no coincidence at all, just as thomas was flying to these retreats where they were talking about this case and did not disclose these trips on his financial disclosures in violat

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this is a really good example of that where you have people like the koch brothers.e people like leonard leo and falsinger pouring money into advocacy groups and supporting clarence thomas. not too distinct stories. this is a story bought and sold by a couple of al oligarchs and there's a supreme court problem. >> the most important thing uttered in a long time on this program that i'm so happy you put it that way, and i have the reporting that in this news cycle underscores that. share that with you and get to you weigh in on this. andrew, "although the case centers on firearms it is not a second amendment challenge. rather it is one of several cases terms seeking to undercut power of the administrative agencies." challenger, michael a gun shop in texas backed by new civil liberties alliance advocacy group with financial ties to charles koch. a billionaire long supported conservative and libertarian causes. the organization primarily targets what it considers unlawful uses of administrative power. >> the old left-right framework around abortion and gun safety is dea

at a koch funded all expenses paid luxury trip where the primary mission was persuading federal judgesou guessed it, clarence thomas. they reported according to their tally, justice thomas has received the most gifts of any judge dating back to the antonin scalia era by a mile with 193 gifts totaling more than $4 million. i'm joined by elie mystal, justice correspondent for the nation. at this point, i guess they just take all the 30-year-old right wing college graduates from liberty university and send them on fancy trips. >> right? i think it's important for people to ask what are these people paying for? what are they getting for their $4 million they have given to clarence thomas over the past 20 years? what they're getting, just to link your last sentence together, what they're getting is what byron donalds wants. what they're getting is jim crow. what they're getting is a guy like clarence thomas who like byron donalds' entire judicial philosophy is well, some negroes are magic. no matter what the white man does to us, we can just rise above as long as they don't shoot us or kill

. >> please welcome kathleen koch back to the stage. she is joined by mark mcclellan, former fda commissioner and current director of the margolis center for health policy. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> nice to see such interest in this really important issue. >> you heard what our last guest said. when it comes to the drug shortages, does that jive with what is at duke margolis center for health policy? you did a recent report on that. mark: we formed a consortium last year on drug supply resilience and advanced manufacturing in part because of the worsening challenges we are seeing and important parts of the drug supply chain and availability is critical, especially for hospitals. the reports we have done, the ideas we have heard about already today. dr. bucshon has legislation on trying to increase transparency about what's going on in the supply chain where drugs are coming from, availability. this builds on programs that fda already has in place. they have a whole team that monitors drug supply chain issues and tries to

. >> this seems like a huge win for the koch brothers, is it not ?ething is important to regulate social media, think about the department of education, think about all of the various agencies that are involved with law enforcement and weapons and so on and so forth. the court is essentially putting itself into the position of being the last word on how all of those aspects of our lives are managed. the only thing i can think that could be positive about this■ç that the court made a case for expanding the supreme court and federal judiciary because a court that can't finish its docket until july, certainly is not a court prepared to take on all of the cases that will wind up through the system as a result of it eliminating the chevron doctrine. that was only silver lining that i see, i think this is very , very great indeed. >> it gives a sense of how much more work the supreme court has taken on. these are decisions i have no expertise in and they are granular and run the gamut. here's an excerpt, how much nitrogen may be discharged by wastewater pl

while that is boosting the bottle lines of exxonmobil and shell and oil refinery magnates like the koch brothers, it's not exactly helping the earth not die. and if you think the billionaires behind those companies care about the whole earth dying thing, you would be 100% wrong. on the contrary, america's billionaires, oil, gas, tech, media, and otherwise are busy tripping over themselves and stampeding over each other to get in front of donald trump and hand him millions in campaign donations so he can get back into the white house. and in exchange for the bribes he's soliciting door to door, hat in hand, he's offering to let them operate with less regulation, including drilling on public lands. that's one of two things you need to understand about the upcoming election. the other is that the massive tax cut donald trump signed his first year as president in 2017 was the dream paul ryan, the then speaker of the house, had nursed for most of his adult life, is set to expire next year on new year's eve, december 31st, 2025. and while vb president biden has vowed to let it expire, trump i

lavish luxury gifts from political operatives and participated in overtly political events hosted by koch industries and republican donors. and these two justices have also been unbowed and unbothered when displaying their political motivations. they have also just so happened to be married to two women, ginni thomas and martha ann alito, who are dogmatic political activists. a federal judge in washington, d.c. recently announced he's retiring because he was tired of having his decisions reviewed, and i quote, by a supreme court that seemed to hold in such low regard the principles to which i have dedicated my life, unquote. perhaps he feels that way because ever since donald trump cemented a conservative supermajority on the court including with a nomination stolen from president obama, a number of these justices have become emboldened and self righteous, particularly alito, whose power has grown alongside his public grievances with the secular direction of american society. in 1985, while applying for a job in the reagan administration, he explained what drew him into government and pol

they're being celebrated by republicans, giant corporations and donors including leonard leo and the kochesday, they made political corruption easier, all in the name of deregulation. on thursday, they said the epa can't tell polluter states and businesses that they can't pollute the air of their neighbors. today, they told america's homeless population actual human beings that they have less protections than polluters or quasi-machine guns which are now perfectly legal. the leo court said it's not cruel and unusual punishment to fine these most vulnerable citizens for sleeping on public property even if they have nowhere else to go or any money to pay those fines. you want to know what is crucial and unusual punishment to this court? take a look at the people who stormed the capitol. this court thinks charging them with obstruction of an official proceeding is just too broad and unfair. i guess that's what you can expect from a court that has two justices whose spouses either openly or tacitly endorse the insurrection. all this is bad, really bad. but the worst thing the leonard leo six

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billionaire donors like paul singer and joe ricketts who name a few or fossil fuel industries like the kochpaying politicians big bucks to poison you and dirty your air and let fires and floods destroy your homes so they can reap unlimited unregulated profits. some of their favorite politicians are donald trump, ron desantis, rick scott, ron johnson, because they really do deliver. nationally, trump promised to allow oil companies to drill with impunity on public land, said he would roll back climate protections and deregulate big business for the small price of a billion dollars and a presidential exemption from going to prison. his allies project 2024 promises to increase fossil fuels, roll back climate investments, and stop tracking the economic impact of climate change. on the state level, desantis signed a law that would literally erase climate change from state statutes. last week, he downplayed what everyone in his state is seeing with their eyes, which is that these extreme weather events aren't happening once in 100 years but multiple times a year. while his climate denialism is ma

i've done undercover reporting for a long time back to a huge scoop that i had in 2014 with the koch brothers it's reserved for events or situations where you're not going to get information. >> really any other way. and in this particular circumstance, they're not forthcoming. there already evading any accountability measures whatsoever. and so is it worse for me too? tend to be a fan girl or is it worse for them to not disclose millions of dollars worth of gifts from gop donors let's talk about relative ethics violations here. i think that what i'm doing is in service of knowledge for the public good, the greater good for all of us congress needs to take action this i shouldn't have to do this it should be congress and this should be the media holding these justice. justice is two accounts is say your public service as part of the problem, the supreme court is unaccountable course. >> it isn't accountable. they can get ethics reform passed you know, why are we having congressional hearings into this? >> i think any reasonable person would say that clarence thomas let's getting his

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it is koch indicated. it depends on who people are speaking to.nversation starts with ukrainian and then you move the sphwaj the salesperson a russian speaker. -- the person is a russian speaker. i guess the general answer from my experience is that i think it is the bigger -- feeling proud and sort of fighting the long -- the long history of being colonized. created a streang relationship lang -- strange relationship with your own culture. perhaps something should be added here. >> we probably have time for wake up mor question if there is one. if not -- >> thank you for being here. my name is bridget. i think actually this question might be a good way to end it. i know all of you have worked on individual projects with different organizations inside ukraine and outside. i wonder how you envision those projects continuing after the war, continuing those relationships that you founded now. thank you. >> maybe i'll start out. for the ukrainian museum in new york, we're the largest embassy tuition of ukrainian arti facts and objects outside of ukrai

the supposed victim here, heinrich koch, the afd politician , approached the afd politician, approachedat's when the clip ends. now, as we understand it, the victim , as we understand it, the victim, mr koch, has received treatment for injuries to his ears and his stomach. the police said that a 25 year old man has been arrested, and that comes as you said, after a 29 year old police officer was killed in that vicious attack. that mass stabbing attack in daytime in the city centre on friday. that incident has sparked a national conversation in germany about migration in these upcoming eu elections, and in an election where immigration has been at the centre of the discussion. the assailant , the suspect who's the assailant, the suspect who's now in custody, he has he was afghanistan born, but he's been in germany since 2013. he has two children. he wasn't in the country illegally . but in country illegally. but in reaction, the interior minister has said that they are looking to speed up deportations to afghanistan . varne from those afghanistan. varne from those who pose a security ris

pants, yeltsin, just give out fuel and lubricants, no, and now these democrats, like the degenerate kochthe airport, most importantly, the most boring people have nothing to do with democracy at all, like jack sullivan, discusses what an authoritarian state is, who speaks as a representative of absolute tyranny, because the united states is a world tyrant, despot and usurper. we see that he is authoritarian. distributed cookies in ukraine, and these people are quite seriously talking about interference, i wonder if salvan really considers everyone to be morons, or he simply understands that he is talking nonsense only of his own, only of his own, but judging by the way the arabs treat him who simply laugh at him, say, to whom salevan was sent, remove this clown, who said that the middle east had never been so calm as on october 6, and october 7 - this is unclear, has never happened before. never before has it been so calm near me as in front of me, just an idiot, and of course i also have a close friend, macron, i hope to see him in the front row, on the front line, i’m not the only one,

for years justice thomas served as fundraising draw at the koch political networks annual events.his is the same network that bankrolled another case before the court. the disqualification of a supreme court justice in any proceeding in which the justice's impartiality might reasonably be questioned. the supreme court's own code of conduct reiterates justices should disqualify themselves in cases where there is reasonable doubt about their impartiality. despite serious questions about the impartiality of justice alito and justice thomas in numerous cases, they have refused to recuse themselves from these cases. the ethics crisis at the supreme court, the highest court in the land is unacceptable. it is unsustainable and unworthy of the highest court in th land. our faith in the character and impartiality of our judges is essential to the functioning of our legal system and our constitutional form of government. but that faith requires judges especially supreme court justices to conduct themselves in a way that inspires public confidence. the justices should serve as models for eve

>> when ed koch lost in his concession speech, he said the people have spoken and now they're going tosuck as a people. >> we go through waves where we tend to be dominated by the ex-treenle extremes and we come back to the center. we're in the extreme right now. the incredible loneliness and mass psychotic break which was the pandemic. that's why this period looks like the late '60s and 1970s with political pollpolarization. i see this a lot at the local level. here is the amazing thing. i'm on the road 48 weeks a year talking about happiness. i was last night in midland, michigan. the mayor of midland, michigan was there and i talked to her for a long time. i have no idea which party she belongs to. she loves her city. i see governors who are more like this. this is where we need to look and this is where we need to get involved. stop watching the information. >> the situation we'ring e livin right now. i get what you're saying. the local. the here and now. >> four and a half months. >> the whole country is angry. a lot of anger. i don't think there should be all the anger there is,

katie koch expecting rising defaults without a bubble in private credit.eo of oaktree at the bloomberg invest conference yesterday. >> where are we in the credit cycle? lee, i would say we think the credit cycle is mature and we expect there to be some challenges ahead in public and private markets and we can come back to that. we don't think that necessarily the equilibrium rate is 5.5%, but it is also not zero, by definition things will get more restrictive ahead of us and then you just have to think about the vulnerability of companies. clearly, the ones in the ig space are more secure. they will have to refinance with higher rates and the most exposed would be those companies in the floating rate structures that we can talk more about. the second point that i would make that i alluded to that i want to emphasize is we think markets are too complacent now. we don't think that the records we have on credit spreads are reflective of the real challenges that we have any economic backdrop. obviously, people are still bidding for credit largely over the last

i'll tell you a story about charles koch who is a friend of mine who i dearly admire and respect.ome folks who are supporters, and the video showed a pastor in an alley with these bikers and they were praying because they were addicted to drugs and they needed help, some kind of spiritual change that is needed. this meek and mild pastor, and so i ceded the podium to charles and he came up and -- he had tears in his eyes and he said this is why we do this, because we are changing lives. we are improving lives so that they can fulfill their potential. and i just admired him so much. he takes the spears. he takes the attacks. he doesn't have to do this. but he makes the sacrifice to do this with his own resources and puts his name out there. they oppose his ideas may be of having a free america, a free country, a free people, trading freely. if you are in opposition to that, you are in opposition to that. but you have to respect his rights as an american. as you have to respect mine as i respect yours. that is what we do america. host: independent line, pat, hello. guest: caller: i w