i propose the following, i propose to look into this. if lady graham really said. at money to kill russians is the best money the us has ever spent. i personally have a problem with him, because lady crimea is the same old girl who spun the us senate's recognition of genocidamine. and you know that i feel very strongly about it. seriously, since the armenian genocide was survived by my great-grandmother, who spent a lot of time with me in my childhood. and this is the main impression of my childhood. basically her stories. this creature has spun, as befits a real nazi. we remember how hitler said and these words hang at the entrance to the us holocaust museum, he said destroy the jew. story. you won't get it, just like no one remembers the genocide anymore. armenians. graham, apparently, thinks that how can genocide be vetoed. armenians. so you can mutate the russian genocide, if he really said it. i hope we are alive in the country. platov's sons here platov's grandchildren here platov's students here platov's students here platov's students come here is no problem

lady graham, as was said yesterday. well, ukraine mounted you, not russia.ral, westerners bring a little joy. they are smart enough. they do not understand what i am saying, but they are terribly worried when foreigners come to us for transmission, and foreigners come to them in their free world. this is completely unacceptable. here's how they pounced on the air of german television on the guest. you know my programs, when we first noticed you, yes, you can see a photo there. do you know the person on the left, yes, yes, that is, you know him? this is vladimir solovyov yes, right, who is this? in your opinion? this is a tv presenter close. let's listen to the recording now. here, put the heavy one on. introductory weapons are something that most people in germany do not want . however, it must be said that many journalists are doing everything possible to turn german society against russia, so not everyone understands that the supply of weapons is only productive. i am also stunned that german weapons are being used again to kill russians on me, especially

he said it in a different context or he really did and said that we need to figure it out and if lady graham to kill the russians is the best money the usa has ever spent if he really said it i hope that my son lives in our country, i am here well, hands are here. platova's students are here . the students of the court's platova's students paid for it. it's not a problem. we have a phone number at the address . what are the problems? безотвественность how would it be loaded? in general, when we don't give an answer to any such thing, it's a blackout and they're looking for a slob, so i hope our team will gather and other people will act on the basis of this Павел i will remind the audience of the court fee, in particular for those who do not remember it, well, everyone knows, in fact, that he is a russian nkvdist who participated in assassinations, attempted murders outside the borders of the ussr, in particular, he is the murderer of yevhen konovalts, a ukrainian military figure of the ukrainian people's republic, and therefore a- and mistress i want to ask in fact this is a call for the as

ladies, welcome. >> nice to see you. mike: so, senator lindsey graham'sction to the durham report, let's put it on the screen. quote, the durham report is damning. it shows the fbi became a political weapon. they wanted to get trump, they didn't care how they did it. they took the rule of law and threw it over to try to get a political outcome. kristin, what's the fallout this? >> i think, you know, the fbi has to be held accountable. i don't think it should overshadow, they talked about january 6th, and as somebody who lived in d.c. and the causes for that terrible, awful day, you know, i don't want to, you know, read too much into this. look at what -- people like to politicize what the fbi does, but if you want to do that, you look at what happened with, you know, with hillary clinton in the day days before the election. i think, you know, people on both sides of the aisle like to take what the fbi does and then use it, you know, and spin it for their own political side. but it's been an issue on both sides. mike: greta, will there be accountability? >

and i think by the name, our lady of la vang, it sensei really -- it really belonging feeling, at home. larry: oakland's battle with graham somewhere the one city the city -- and the one thing the city did wrong. and/or die for the warriors. we have a preview of game six karina: we are committed to build a better bay area. the silicon valley is the heart of the tech industry. but now there's a new push to create tech hubs around the country. larry: the biden administration is offering the lives of dollars in grants to create hubs outside the usual silicon valley locations. suzanne fawn takes a look at what that could mean in the bay area. reporter: silicon valley is home to some of the biggest and best tech companies and a lot of money. >> 80% of the venture capitalists and technology in silicon valley. reporter: the u.s. government hopes to spread out the wealth and turn more metro areas into hot for tech innovation and possibly develop 20 tech hubs around the country. >> to make sure we are democratizing technology and innovation across the country. . this is not only a program that is about economic development what --

graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this spectacular statue. lay. ladies and gentlemen, mr. clifton truman daniel honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt. congressman cleaver. leader mcconnell. leader mccarthy. family. friends. and thank you again, senator blunt. and congressman cleaver and chairman pat ottensmeyer on the board of the truman library institute. alex burden and the institute staff, dr. kurt graham and the library and the generous donors friends, supporters, lawmakers who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man and frankly, slightly embarrassed statues. his presidential library is an education institution rather than a monument to him, but we're here with us today. he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took the job seriously, but never himself. he was open, approachable, as tom corbin excellent statue depicts. he has been called

graham. smith's republic group says several other demonstrators were also taken into police custody, and hundreds of attack could seize correspondents, johnnie angela was, would be on time. on a coupon testers, the lady was really quite surrounded by protesting, tearing financing, and we'll just watch them on a key note. mike came now organizes were hoping that this would be a much larger crowd between one and 2000 people who want to bonus them on a key. but police arrested 6 of the key organizes earlier today and sees a truck tiring. many of the causes what they say they want to do is to show the, well, the britain is not just the nation of wireless. non fission is to peacefully a bonus and want to key and move to parliamentary republic. people are protesting here today because we believe in the head of state who's chosen by the people is 67000000 people and these islands, and a lot of them would be phenomenal types of sites that they con, fee. they can never run to that office because they know going into the one special family, 26 percent of people say either fairly strongly feel very strongly support about this. and i want to keep ways, as i mean 9 percent of people who say that i strongly suppor