the thing is, could you be the girl for kurt? >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: yeah. wants to groove with them and like the things they like. [ laughter ] >> now you know why i didn't do a lot of that. >> right. >> jimmy: are you guys grooving together? [ laughter ] >> there's a video, you may have played on this show, i'm not sure. >> jimmy: if not, we will. >> "disney after dark," he's singing "sugar sugar." as his son, i can feel the agony and pain. and it's like, i've never seen anybody not want to be somewhere more than he was in that moment, at that time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i'm glad you guys are grooving together now. [ laughter ] that's important. kurt and wyatt russell. "monarch: legacy of monsters" premieres friday on apple tv plus. thank you, guys. we'll be back with juno temple! ( ♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major ble

kurt, i have to ask you this. autistic person with exceptional powers. that's a cliche, isn't it? yeah, it's there until today, you know, believe it or not. but it's something that we completely disagree because the rainman picture is like you are really good in especially one thing. and that is of course, not true for colleagues. they are capable to do a lot of different things in a really fantastic manner. so it's a cliche. the idea of the autistic it worker is becoming a bit of a representation of the community. but obviously there are other conditions and other industries. do you think you can see similar changes for, for those communities? first of all, if you change the perception of autism, you, of course, change it for everybody who is on the spectrum, which is which is great news. you know, if you talk about autistic people, depending on which statistics you look at, you talk abouti to 2% of the population. if you talk about neurodiversity overall, we're talking about 15% of the population. and if you as

the thing is, could you be the girl for kurt? >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: yeah. wants to get married young so he can enjoy his children and grow with them, he wants to groove with them and like the things they like. [ laughter ] >> now you know why i didn't do a lot of that. >> right. >> jimmy: are you guys grooving together? [ laughter ] >> there's a video, you may have played on this show, i'm not su sure. >> jimmy: not, we will. >> disney after dark, he's singing "sugar sugar." as his son, i can feel the agony and pain. and it's like, i've never seen anybody not want to be somewhere more than he was in that moment, at that time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i'm glad you guys are grooving together now. [ laughter ] that's important. kurt and wyatt russell. "monarch: legacy of monsters" i premieres friday on apple tv plus. thank you, guys. we'll be back with juno temple! ♪concerns of getting screened faded away♪ ♪to my astonishment.♪ ♪my doc gave me a script i got it done without a delay.♪ ♪i screened with cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-

thank you for joining francis, steven and kurt. let's begin with your new book, wyatt tierney of the minority, why american democracy reached the breaking point. you argue that the threats to democracy are even worse than you imagined when you vote, how democracies die. you say that part of those threats come from the minority area and features tell us why you believe that the most eminent threat facing us is minority rule. >> i'm not sure it is the most imminent threat. i think we face the threat of sheer instability in which we slide in and out crazy. it could be accompanied by a fair amount of iron. it may not be the most minute one. the book takes on a few question, basically, why mainstream political party that -- would suddenly go off the rails and turn away from democracy. that is actually a really rare event. democracy cannot remain stable if one of two major parties is not committed to playing rules of the game. we did not consider the republican party to be in anti-democratic party. we thought it had made a major error in

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kurt, i'll start with you on this round.on to this untested funding approach from the new speaker? back to square one, six days ago. >> well, it's the least shocking center that a speaker that was just thrown into office after two books of chaos has no idea what he's doing and isn't over his head. that republicans are not going to resume their tide anticipates refugee of attacking one another and creating a spiraling -- spiraling government shutdown of which they have no idea how to get out of. they'll pay a price for. this they seem to be intent on reminding the american people, every six of the, they have no earthly idea what you're doing. they're clearly too caught up in their own drama and their own interpersonal conflicts to be trusted with the rights of power. it's unfolding and is backed up -- you threw out one. speaker even one of your own maga right wing constitutional conservative, whatever you want to call it, in the seat of power. and here we are, a few weeks into the speakership, and you are now back to attackin

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we have certain problems with the connection with kurt walker, yes.ope that we will reconnect with the former special representative of the united states of america to ukraine, we know that he was the ambassador of the united states of america, but that's actually what i wanted to talk to kurt walker about, because he said that ukraine can and should become a member of nato even before the end of the war, and that in no way does this prevent the north atlantic alliance from making a decision. on ukraine's accession to nato. sir walker, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. we are in touch with mr. walker. well, while we're on the phone with mr. volker, i'll say that the other day , the former special representative of the united states of america to ukraine said that delaying ukraine's accession to nato only encourages the putin regime to continue the war indefinitely. and, he says that while putin sees that the north atlantic alliance does not want to open the door to the ukrainian state, until nato dares on the adoption of such a decisio

so, you know, one of the things, kurt does, i think. well is as we've seen the different perspective. so, you know, you're expecting to hear this story about the jewish experience, but you're also covering here's fdr, his views and policy making, and then how that policy is implemented in a bureaucracy, organizational cultures, you know, different denominations, asians. and so, you know it's it's quite expertly done but what he weaves is really this notion of religious tolerance and pluralism is and which is a legacy of world war two is not an accident that this actually becomes a very conscious choice by. and you know these brotherhood de pieces and then one of the things we feature in liberation one is fdr four freedoms and particular the freedom of religion piece that is so powerful and so could you talk a little bit about how that fdr role because, that's something you wouldn't necessarily if you're thinking of a war in society book, you know, to really look at the president in his role and how elemental that is. yeah. one of the th

kurt still has the laundry bag his mother embroidered for him.om them one day in the middle of the war. the next day they were actually sent away from cologne to the east. they didn't know where they were going. it was the 20th ofjuly,1942, and we know now they were murdered three days later in minsk. kurt's parents were among 6 million jews murdered during world war ii and it was in the aftermath of the holocaust as the british left mandatory palestine that israel was created. a safe haven for some, but for a young palestinian, ghada karmi, it meant sudden turmoil, being uprooted and losing the family home. we lived injerusalem, we went to the bus station and that bus station was incredibly crowded with people milling around, the panic communicated itself to me. and it is the saddest day of my life, there is no doubt about it. in the creation of thejewish state hundreds of palestinian villages were destroyed, hundreds of thousands of people were displaced. i tell you what stayed with me really, was that the realisation that this was done to us a

i will quote kurt walker.m convinced that today's nato policy inadvertently sends a signal to putin: to continue hostilities, because we say that ukraine will become a member of the ongoing. perspective, but we cannot bring it to nato while the war continues. this is an incentive for putin to continue the war. i really think it's time for us to send the exact opposite message, that ukraine will become a member of nato as soon as possible. this will mean that there will be no way to lose ukraine, then for putin the continuation of this war will be pointless, and for russia it will be destructive. why do you think, mr. oleksandr, the alliance is delaying the invitation of ukraine to nato. we know that kurt walker was the representative, the united states of america special envoy to nato, and he was the special representative of the united states of america to ukraine in 17-19, and he knows what he's talking about, you know, he's a strong supporter of ukraine, and the fact that i read his article in sep, actually

so let's bring in kurt the cyberguy to react to this. kurt, they are coming to your state.they are cleaning up san francisco in advance of this. this sounds like a good thing. we don't want a.i. taking over the nuclear weapons program. >> kurt: no, we don't. if it requires inviting the president of china to come to l.a. to clean up the mess that's here, please, come visit. because we're already hearing from friends that are up in the bay area that have come down for dinner over the weekend. it's spotless all of a sudden. good lord, anyway. a.i. are -- right, exactly. the deal we're talking about at the asian pacific economic summit between the two presidents is going to limit the autonomous weaponry, such as drones and nuclear weapons and warheads out there. the idea is don't put a.i. inside of the kind of weapons that could absolutely annihilate either of us. so that's a good thing, i think. on a side note, though, you know, focus on cleaning up the cities and focus on the fact that, you know, china is a big problem here in california. >> ainsley: what's your reaction to t

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on that wonderful, positive point, kurt, a l wonderful, positive point, kurt, a real pleasure my friendss calculus and tourette's, then you can go to our website. so we've been speaking about the global skills gap in how companies need to look at less well represented communities such as autistic people. well, he —— my next guest is looking at this very thing. this week, we've been looking at how employers can look at underrepresented groups including neuro diverse people to plug the skills gap. is that something you are starting to see showing up? iltiui’heh are starting to see showing up? when we look at nearer _ are starting to see showing up? when we look at nearer diversity, _ are starting to see showing up? when we look at nearer diversity, i - are starting to see showing up? lumen we look at nearer diversity, i think it's the beginning of this phase, actually, you know, myself, i have a sister who is having a similar challenge who had a tough time finding a job challenge who had a tough time finding ajob and challenge who had a tough time finding a job and herfamily had a tough t

kurt bardella and luke broadwater are back with me.e got to listen to some of the republican chaos from this week. >> -- kevin mccarthy walked by, he elbowed me in the kidneys as he walked by. conococheague off-guard. >> you felt it was on purpose, and not an accident? >> 100 percent on purpose. >> i did not run and hit the guy. i did not kidney punch him. >> you didn't shove him? >> no! >> look, if i were to hit someone, they would know i hit them. >> sir, this is a time this is a place. you want to run your mouth, we can be two consenting adults. we can finish it here. >> that's fine, perfect. >> you want to do right now? >> i would love to do right now. >> stand your butt up then. >> you stand your butt up. >> okay, no, no sit down. sit down. you are united states senator! >> bernie! [laughs] >> he is threatening -- he wants to fight a teamster? that is gutsy! luke, in all seriousness, and that was some craziness this past week on capitol hill. is that the new normal? or, are people losing their mind simply because they have been in

kurt, let's talk about the biden campaign.ing from the ap suggests that the biden campaign ha a new plan toe-engize the bidenoation by making the ection a referendum on trump. that was the strategy in 2020. will it be a winning strategy in 2024? or should they pivot to something else? >> no, it will be a strategy and it will work. unlike the last election, this election, the republican -- the likely republican nominee is going to be spending an inordinate amount of time campaigning from a courtroom, from a courthouse. 91 indictments he'll be fending off. this is not a normal campaign. and you and i both know that if any of those proceedings are broadcast on television, that will be must-see tv. that will saturate everything everywhere. it will be the most-watched thing against the o.j. trial. making trump the focal point, the center point of this effort, that makes all the sense in the world because the media's going to be there anyway. what are we going to expect the press to cover, biden's economic agenda and successes or do

but in general i agree with both francis and kurt u.s. institutions are strong and the counter majoritarian institutions help check the power of individual leaders. there are areas in which the united states is excessively majoritarian that have nothing to do with protecting us from authoritarian leaders. the electoral college -- mike hamilton thought it might but he was wrong. nothing to protect us from authoritarian leaders. a severely mail portion senate does not necessarily protect p s from budgetary leaders. their aptly essential to democracy. you need to be difficult it should be difficult as it was one of the problemss in hungary but it was too easy to reform the constitution. two thirds of the legislative body is too low of a bar. the united states it's much harder to change. some are absolute essential. but we need to n separate institutions from nonessentialpa ones. one that can in fact you democracy. unfortunately the united states has a number in the latter category pickwick thank you so much for that. in helping us understand

joining me now is kurt bardella. kurt, always so good to see you. from donald trump all the time, but even i am noting that this latest rhetoric is beyond the pale. am i an outlier on this? >> no, it means you have a functioning brain, katie, and your ears and brain are connected and you're hearing all the things the rest of us normal sane people are hearing. let's be clear here -- after january 6th we know that it's not just rhetoric, it's not just performative, it's not just, i guess, entertainment, what some people might want to call it. this is real. the people that follow donald trump, his most ardent supporters, they hear his words and take them as marching orders take them as directions, and as we saw on january 6th, they act on them. so this isn't just harmless play room donald trump, oh that's what he does, it's hyperbole. this is dangerous. the fact that so many people in the republican party are willing to whitewash what happened january 6th tell mess their plan going forward is if they don't get their way politically they'll instruct the

one american, this is the former special representative of the united states of america in ukraine kurtr and the ukrainian diplomat oleksandr kha. in addition , iryna gerashchenko, people's deputy of ukraine, will be there. we will talk, in particular, about how and who is trying to take advantage of the internal political situation in the current situation in order to destabilize the situation in ukraine, about how the north atlantic alliance can accept ukraine into its ranks, and this can happen under wartime, well, at least. kurt volker asserts that this would be a good safeguard for the further deployment of military operations by the russian federation on the territory of ukraine. i think he will tell us in detail what the american diplomat thinks about this and in what way ukraine's membership in nato during the war can happen. iryna gerashchenko, i hope she will share with us the details of the contract that she concluded, but, as the leaders of the parliamentary factions and the leaders of the parliamentary parties write in the mass media, that the elections in of the supreme co

of bakhmut, the battles for the nearby kurdyumivka, in which the 28th brigade and in particular the kurt part, continue. the battles are going on, in general there are such trench skirmishes, everyone is trying to each other... how will it be tomorrow in this direction, we do not know when the attack will end there was, this morning, but if there were no assaults, then every morning, every day we have a shootout with them , we wish everyone a good morning, they are us, we are them, somehow, there are many of them, yes, many, they have already fed up , and it's true, bitter radish is sitting here. here, here they are working on us, yes, it is on us, we want to win already, to be honest, the shelling temporarily stops, this is an opportunity for the military to return from the firing positions back to the base of the unit, hold on, everyone from the verkhovna rada, hello, guys, i am. .. as you are there, we are here let's have a good time, we have a fucking sweat, i gave 10 years of my youth to the war, and i lost a lot of time in some moments, and i regret it very much, but on the other h

so that such skeptics become more and more, that is why they will prolong this war, of course, here kurt volker is absolutely right, let's talk about other statements, but nato today denied statement that they made a statement, more precisely, that the ukrainian military leadership does not have a plan for war, they denied the statement, and a high-ranking military official of the alliance spoke about this at a briefing, and it is clear that this is a reaction to the recent statements of the deputy bezugliu, which allegedly has not provided a war plan for next year, the question is what kind of plan it might even be, given the, well , huge combination of factors that affect how events develop on the front, and in general, what does nato know about the war plan in ukraine. alexander, can you hear me? we seem to have some small technical problems , we will try to reconnect now, but for now i will remember one more article in the economist, it is just a continuation of what mr. mosienko was talking about, but a new article appeared in the economist , which writes that, in which it is said t

kurt the cyber guy is here discussing deals on new tech.vo) you were diagnosed with thyroid eye disease a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at tedhelp.com. >> todd: it is black friday, we are breaking down the best deals of the day. talking with an accent now. what are best deals you were able to find? >> expect a shoppers market this year temperature is really buyers market, expect deals 25 to 35% off. cheaper this year. this particular black friday, small appliances, games. start with this one, 30% off for playstation subscription. if you sign up for 12 months, you get 30% off and it is $10 a day. this gives subscription to hundreds of free games, brilliant gift idea. >> todd: and easy to wrap. >> easy to wrap. and for the gamer in your life, you have somebody with a ps5, this is it, wd black, sn 850 p, i call

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from the scene, on the monitor the date and time, october 10 2018, past parked cars a light-colored kurtod. no eyewitnesses to the incident were ever found. employees of the investigative and operational group, the murder found a metal bolt , a return spring from a pistol, spent cartridges and a bullet. during the inspection, which lasted several days, in a forested area, investigators found a jacket, trousers, and medical masks; experts found that biological traces found on parts of the weapon on clothing belonged to the same person; there were also parts of the most unexpected variants on the clothing developments, for example, evgenia shishkina could have been attacked by a street robber, because the woman was in civilian clothes, the robber might not have known that she was a police lieutenant colonel, numerous everyday versions, debts, someone’s personal enmity, and even family problems were not discounted, but the main version became the activity of shishka. here the girl graduated from school and got a job... evgeniy’s youth was a turbulent time of the collapse of the soviet union

her mother is turkish, her father is kurt.therlands as a child from ankara. has two citizenships, dutch and turkish, predictably, one of her political manifestos is a revision of the attitude towards the past the reason for the resignation of mark ruthe's fourth and final cabinet last summer. yazelgesh's chances of taking the place are also high because her closest competitor peter omtsifil, he does not want to become prime minister if he has to travel to the cabinet, the politician considers his family his priority, he is the father of four children, and travels 200 km from home every day in office, he simply did not care about the working bodies, dmitry moruko monitored the meeting. paying taxes is becoming more convenient, and their collection is growing every year. about this the day before said the head of the federal tax service daniel egorov at a meeting with the president. based on the results of the first ten months, the federal tax service has already transferred 37.600 billion rubles to the budget. and by the end of

you can see kurt campbell, biden's coordinator for the indo-pacific looked like he was taken aback by the president's frankness. the style of government he runs is different than ours is how he felt. a little concern among the top diplomats in the biden administration. xi met the business leaders. 400 executives were there, apple's tim cook and a bunch of wall street and silicon valley heavy weights and government officials and the commerce secretary. xi's message china wants to be friends and do more business together. >> china is ready to be a partner and friend of the united states. the fundamental principles that we follow in handling china/u.s. relations are mutual respect, peaceful co-existence and win/win cooperation. if we see each other as competitors it will lead to outcomes. >> martha: promising an unwanted outcome if there is pushback. >> it's a clear national security risk. the fact that we have put the leading news source for the next generation of americans for the most impressionable minds of our society in the leads of our adversary. historians will say it's national

todd: let's intro dues the guy who is going to tell us about that, the official god given name is kurtbest deals. >> mom did that, thank you, mom. todd: good morning to you. it is cyber monday tomorrow. it will be the 27th, really the last day to get in on deals before they go down. you're expecting somewhere between 20 and 30% off on average. small appliances, gaming, electronics, those are really big this season. we've already seen as of black friday, sales were up 7 and-a-half percent this year. let's start with the hot item, the x-box series s. this is $50 off. we never see this on sale and it's $50 off if you get the starter bundle. and you get that at microsoft online is where they're offering that deal. we found it there. got it here in time. rachel: do you have to wait until monday or is that price now? >> it's now through monday. joey: is this the latest and greatest? >> it's the latest and greatest, ready to go out of the box, you get game pass for three months. it's a perfect gift for a gamer. to your left, this is something -- we had these on before. we did the cooler chall

here with tips to cyber tips kurt can a neutz son.is is for your browser, right? >> it sure is, steve. good morning to you. it's one of those things that has shot up in its viral infection rate around all around the country. this is the first one you want to look it you have got mac or ios device. you get this update and it looks so authentic and genuine but the fact of the matter is it's a trick to get to you download and click that image or click a link. you don't want to do that instead, always get your updates from apple directly in the standard way of clicking the little apple and going through the software update. and you always want to just make sure that you got protection so that if this comes at you, most good antivirus will keep it from being clickable. so that it protects you. so it's always good to have that this is a very dangerous thing. this malware that it activates you don't know it happens on your computer and suddenly it's recording all sorts of your passwords. getting into your bank accounts and it's bad news. >>

kurt dooley: he is handsome and happy and looks great. will francis: here's john.0s and bonded over sports and music. will francis: he was a very well liked guy. we would go to record shops, music stores, places to have a burger. troy roberts: at home, john hinckley was the youngest of three, his father, jack, the owner of an oil and gas business. his friends say the family seemed perfect, straight out of the tv classic "leave it to beaver." will francis: i would spend the night over there and it was a great family. and she was just june cleaver. and his dad was more like ward. troy roberts: so what changed for the kid who grew up with everything? back in washington, the fbi was wondering the same thing. that night, agents were at the park central hotel where hinckley had been staying. we executed a search warrant of his hotel room. troy roberts: thomas baker was the agent in charge and oversaw the search. thomas baker: there on the desk we found the letter, the statement of why he was doing this. troy roberts: the letter revealed that hinckley didn't try to kill t

well, the ski season has opened in russia, the first to open was the big vudya kurt in the murmansk region, one of the most popular in the country, a year ago it was visited by almost 350,000 people, which was prepared for the opening, oleg pasubin found out. before the official opening of the season, we jump in; there is a little fog outside, but a great view awaits us along the way. we leave at the intermediate height of mount aykuve, height 850 m, above sea level. thousands of lovers of active... recreation were waiting for this day, after the launch of the ski lift, guests of the ski resort, a large voodoo, climb the slope, get out of the cabin, secure equipment, skis, snowboards, someone begins to warm up, but the majority starts down, well it’s on a hill, well, in my opinion, you can’t think of a better weekend, we opened the season, it’s very cool, we haven’t skied for what, 5 months or whatever, somewhere yes, somewhere five, very cool, we like these slopes for skiers. are the first to open in the country, the khibiny mountains are located beyond the arctic circle, the snow falls e

brussels recently, when the west collectively met separately from the so-called prime minister, kosovo kurtemacron, schultz and miloni met, but before that there were trips of famous emissaries, to pristina and here to belgrade , and separate contacts and so on, but the situation is exactly the same as it was before, there is no progress or advancement , there is no real pressure on pristina, first of all on the main issue - this is the community of serbian municipalities, ambassadors, which should ensure the security and rights of the serbs, this is the main question, the main question, mainly... is being applied to belgrade, pressure is directed at president vucic with a demand to recognize kosovo no less, in this case they were felt before, now just openly, publicly, not at all embarrassed even by the very absurdity of this demand, they say that recognize kosovo de facto. aleksanovich, i’ll interrupt you, our colleagues are now showing the meeting between vucic and ursula fonunen, in my opinion, if i’m not mistaken, it was just recently, there was a visit to belgrade by this lady, and aft

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are a wide variety of production , let’s walk around a little, well, here there is a stand of the kurt remind you that 89 constituent entities of the russian federation are represented here. mikhail gyurievich, here tell us what is special about your stand, because the kurdish region is an amazing land of contrasts. this is true, we have the largest iron deposit in the world. and the standard black soil with green meadows, please note, we presented kursk grasses, three columns are also presented that represent the development of our industry, agriculture, a peaceful atom, yes, a magnetic anomaly, black soil is represented here , you can hear the kursk region, you heard the trills nightingale, you can also feel it, i suggest pass, yes, that’s why our stand is called nightingales and iron, kursk region, but let’s listen to the smell of iron, it’s just too luxurious for iron, yes, please, pay attention, fresh bread, how it smells, and growing here, it’s also worth paying attention to the large number of interactive zones that will be for young people, not only... and we couldn’t ignore th

should at least look at pavla’s documents, she’s after kanovalov’s husband, they’ll shoot everyone like kurt

at the epicenter of the bad storm there will be black soil, in some places in the territory of the kurt, oryol and bryansk regions, up to 20 or more are predicted millimeters of precipitation per day, about 10 mm will fall in the western part of the crimea, tidal rains will be accompanied by squally increases in wind on the crimean peninsula, as well as new regions, air currents can accelerate in places to 20-25 m/s. at the same time, the zone is turbulent. the weather will be quite extensive and will stretch from the shores of the black sea to the rybinsk reservoir and the middle volga. in evpatoria tomorrow evening it will begin to rain, possibly thunderstorms, the south wind will strengthen to 10-15 m per second. the thermometer will reach +19 after today's +14. on sunday the weather will intensify. by the end of the day the altitude chamber will hit more than 15 mm of logs, and the wind outside will already be stormy 20-25 m per second and only at the beginning of next week the atmosphere will calm down and the sky will clear of clouds for a while. in moscow, tomorrow, like today, i

dylan came from a migrant background, her mother is turkish, her father is kurt. to the netherlands as a child from ankara. accordingly, he has two citizenships, dutch and turkish. predictably, one of her political manifestos is a revision of attitudes towards migrants, of any type, and stricter requirements. it was the migration problem that caused the resignation of the fourth and final cabinet of ministers, mark rüthe , last summer. ezelgesh's chances of taking a place are also high because its closest competitor is peter omcivil. he doesn't want to become prime minister if he has to travel to the cabinet. the politician considers family his priority; he is the father of four. and he simply doesn’t want to travel 200 km from home every day to the office. create a cabinet of ministers that works remotely, i would like to be there, if we become the largest party, then yes, i would be minister-president there. omtsik played a central role in uncovering fraud surrounding child benefits in 2021. scandal national level led to the resignation of mark's third cabinet.

fourth year, that is, in fact, the election campaign, why not, today was nominated accordingly , and kurtck in september, so he passed the responsibility checks accordingly, this can change a lot, why? kurt cam was known for the fact that he is a pluger of the current chinese policy in relations with southeast asia; he once wrote a book about how to economically restrain all modern everything modern deterrence schemes, for example, aucus - this is his personal creative... moreover, he didn’t even agree with anyone, when they used this system with submarines at one time, they didn’t warn the european part of their depot at all and they had to then sort out the problems with france, so from this point of view, this is the person who is responsible for the entire restraining policy towards china in recent times, he is now the coordinator of the region in the national security council, and his wife, by the way speaking, who wants to know politics, in fact , one should always take care of the family, and his wife heads the economic council under biden. and will accordingly aggregate his econom

tonight -- kurt russell and wyatt russell,

. >> kurt russell, have a great night. >>> previously on "jimmy kimmel live" --

de acuerdo con las autoridades, las víctimas son kurt villani, de 53 años, y su esposa mónica villaniado como un accidente de tráfico. esto después de que inicialmente hubiera preocupación sobre la posibilidad de actividad terrorista. y si es de los que les gusta compartir con su mascota ciertos alimentos típicos de la época. sabía usted que hay algunos que les pueden hacer daño en breve le contamos a detalle y en san josé. >> arrestan a un segundo sospechoso. en el caso de la bebé de 18 meses que murió tras intoxicarse con fentanilo y metanfetamina. continúan los días fríos rebotando de doctor en doctor. ¿por qué tiene que ser así? en kaiser permanente, el cuidado de tu salud es diferente, porque todos trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. nominado al premio nobel de la paz. nos está haciendo un llamado de emergencia. es que él asegura que estamos en una situación que se puede ver como una carrera contrarreloj. al referirse al deterioro de nuestro medio ambiente, dunia elvir platicó con él. >> es algo dramáticamente urgente que tenemos que hacer algo. >> este es el de

is necessary to support it somehow, but there is no sense of this mortal threat, which, by the way, kurt walker, with whom we meet regularly, i am his have known him for many years, he is very consistent when he says that statements based on what we heard, this is recently, what happened again, that at this summit, an important summit, i do not dispute, this is a great achievement, the highest level, but the information that we will be with you only so far , as much as it takes, just gives a clear signal to putin that he should press on, wait for the elections in america or something else, so the discussion is still going on, with us until victory, or how much is needed, who needs it, at what cost, these questions remain, and the question of what defeat should look like russia, that is, what is the defeat of russia, that is, it will not be putin, there will be no russia, whether russia will not be in the form in which it is, this is also a big question, but at this ministerial meeting in brussels, in the north atlantic alliance, peter szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs of hungary

western border of our country, at the epicenter of ninasti it will be black soil, in some places in the kurtryansk regions , up to 20 or more millimeters of deposits per day are predicted; on the peninsula, as well as in new regions, air flows in some places can accelerate to 20-25 m/s. at the same time, the zone is turbulent, the weather will be... quite extensive and will stretch from the shores of the black sea to the rybinsk reservoir and the middle volga. in evpatoria tomorrow evening it will begin to rain, possibly thunderstorms, the south wind will strengthen to 10-15 m/s. the thermometer will reach +19 after today's +14. in sunday 12 mm flags, and the wind outside will be stormy. 2025 m/s. and only at the beginning of next week the atmosphere will calm down and the sky will clear for a while. clouds, in moscow, tomorrow, as today, it will be warm, mostly without precipitation , showers in the capital region will begin on sunday afternoon, by the end of the day up to 5 mm of rain will fall, during monday it will reach its peak in 24 hours, the amount of rain will almost double more mo

kurt cobain's guitar went off the hammer.der-mustang, on which the nirvana frontman played during the last tour, was sold at the auction. almost $1,600 was recovered for the tool. as reported in the auction house, this is a sky-blue electric guitar for shulga. the band gave its last concert on march 1, 1994 in munich. cobain played that night with this very guitar. frontman, usually broke the stage instrument, but left this one. jeans, a kurta, a cardigan, a sketch and the lyrics of one of the songs also went off the hammer. well, that was the news at the time. we will see you in less than an hour, and you can read more news on our website espresso tv. follow us on various social networks, in telegram, instagram, see. on youtube, well, literally in a moment, watch myroslava barchuk and her own names. greetings, good evening, my name is myroslav barchuk and this program has its own names: common the project of ukrainian foam and tv channel. we will try today, we will try to talk about the future. it is very difficult for all o

like you to comment on the statement of the former representative of the us president in ukraine, kurt volker, who said that our rhetoric, that ukraine will one day be in nato, it only fuels putin's war, it frees putin's hands, because he can fight for a very long time and, in principle, with a country that is ready to live in a totalitarian society, putin really may fight for a while, every day is important for us, that's why, says volker. why not say that ukraine will be in nato as soon as possible, then when we give this message to putin that ukraine will soon be in nato, then he will lose the motivation to fight, because no matter what you achieve, you will still lose ukraine, a long time - it's like they say , either the king dies or the donkey dies, no one knows how it will end, how do you think this rhetoric will be received, this message from an american politician, well yes, he has a great article and he basically says that it is possible to accept ukraine into nato even tomorrow, because in fact, if you read the fifth article of the washington treaty, it does not automaticall