i can watch it from start to finish fragmentary, this is lem lem germanovich klimov, go watch, this ishen this film was shown abroad, by the way, some comrades of the same germans, british you... that’s just what the story was, he tells that when he calls his mother, he says: mom, don’t worry, i ’m alive, that’s the word, i’m alive, she fell somewhere inside, i walked with him for a long time, in the end this song was born, which we dedicated to victory, then a music video appeared, which our viewers will see today, it too quite complex, quite heavy, literally leads the viewer along the brink of life and death for three minutes, 3.5 minutes, tell us this idea, how you came up with it, do you know? i was lucky, we met the guys from the stalin line, the shuravi reenactors club and the soldiers of victory, we shot a video on the theme of the afghan war right in paradise, with them, this was our first work, the first experience when i voiced the idea of ​​​​shooting a video in the great stink , of course, everyone responded, the video was truly popular, because they took part in it very di

so if the lem has enou u over time, at least from what we can cfl phase, it should probably a problem got down to the wrong area. you don'a h'rcraft is going to have to shove offff. now it was time to begin the rendezvous on this first low orbit. they would make the initial to put snoopy and charlie brown into the proper phase relationship for the coming maneuvers. okay, we're burning john. we're blind. snoopy was ready for to performd on the next orbit. once more,y battered face of the moon. charlie, we just saw earthrise s t to be magnificent. charlie i don't know how the big hings, but if his view is any better than ours, it's got to be fantastic. before the actual rendezvous, burns to p module's ascent aid would have to be separated from thestage. but during the separation, something went wrong. around him. to roll rly that's the last. editor's and move houston. we're going to close the game malarkey now something went wild set we didn't lock and we're going to head to the bottom li houston they're going it they had a while race you know but they got it under control it was an une

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and we'll have consequences, like the dummies, political correspondence, lemming young as covering the story for us. i often for more about the drum and allegations against russia, or yeah, well this a unit a p t 28 stands, but at votes persistent, correct? 28, it's potholes. rushes, military intelligence organization, the g o u. and in this case, the investigation has shown that they were involved in hacking the email accounts of senior members of the social democrat policy. here in germany, that's sounds slow like schultz is policy a, but they're a known quantity. they've been accused in the past. we also have involvement in a hacking attack against the computer system of the gym and parliament back in 2015 at. and the you is saying that they've also been involved recently in, in as cyber attacks to get states institutions. and the number of countries such as poland, sweden as deliberately to a near, into the back. yeah. and so, you know, this is a known organization and so for that, in that sense, the accusation disclosable to w political correspondence, simon young best to georgia

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this work does not mean at all that tchaikovsky is a great ukrainian, we do not say that stanislav lems a ukrainian writer, although his solaris is known all over the world, only because he grew up, was born, grew up, graduated from school, lived with... part of his life in lviv, but this did not make him a ukrainian writer. i'm honestly still surprised we're even having a discussion about this. again. tchaikovsky is a great russian composer. one of the greatest composers of his time. one of the biggest phenomena in the history of world music. you don't even need to doubt it for a minute. just why is a ukrainian institution here? why a ukrainian institution cannot bear the name of a ukrainian composer. after all, this name is also propaganda. to of ukrainian culture for others, well , imagine that you come to some german cultural institution, philharmonic, conservatory, and... and it is named after, relatively speaking, gershwin. you see, the team of the unity supported it, so write about it, it's a fact. good afternoon, girls, we are studying at tchaikovsky. can you say a few words ab

music for this work does not mean that tchaikovsky is a great ukrainian, we do not say that stanislav lemis solaris is known all over the world, only because he grew up, was born, grew up, graduated from school, lived a significant part of his life in lviv, but this did not make him a ukrainian writer, i honestly still wonder, what are we discussing about this, again tchaikovsky is a great... russian composer, one of the greatest composers of his time, one of the greatest phenomena in the history of world music, there is no need to doubt it for a single minute, just what is the point of a ukrainian institution, why a ukrainian institution cannot bear the name of a ukrainian composer, because this is a name, it is also a promotion of ukrainian culture for others, well, imagine that you are coming to some german cultural institution. good afternoon girls, we are studying at tchaikovsky, can you tell mr. the situation, they say, the teacher from the muzlit just left, said that all the teachers, students of zachaipovsky should be there. you like it, i don't like it, you say. the team unanimou

he's produced hundreds of reports on was intimately he's mad with is lemming to head as late as many times and knows exactly how weapons get into their hands. because she hold on to you, seen the assessing on physical level will be on and holding with them and getting the menu. so the, the home mom and that is what i mean, but only feeling that a lot of mean the events can take them off the menu. so the drug vaughn was shown to the arms of traffic to the middle east, mainly from ukraine. is findings that corroborated by the largest dealers in the region, nominal facility or some of those other slash we, i'm about to look at the easiest and the easiest on bottom of, of, of, of the solar. well, nice to hit ok on that. and then when i'm using the product, i mean, how do you be, can i think of them in the most? i would have done that the best we can see them in the was a lovely to blame someone with a new them for the moving shot about the arms dealers set up a meeting in a small town on the lebanese border. one of the main arms trafficking roots in the middle east, pauses through here.

and sending false messages about what's happening and goes with the prisons side. lady arabella is lemming. well, it is completely absent from what's happening and goals, like the crimes killings, torture and the rest. i want to go back to work, but the psychological conditions still donates and i haven't felt stable. unfortunately, my journalistic tools were destroyed when these radios be entered. all areas and arrested us. they burned everything, my 5 laptops and cameras, oil destroyed. so i don't have the tools to go back. plus the psychological pressure. i still haven't escaped the mental pressure i experienced in prison. i'm still haunted by the prison in my sleep. i still feel like a folding source of those detained. this harsh experience also confirms that is real clearly and explicitly targets journalists. they know very well that way. journalist tends to billions and trees as harshly the button is heavy. so i decided to always talk about prison is janice and is ready violations against them to keep their voice as loud israel sold now is clear to kill and destroy and make life and

. >> everyone's lemmings been break so what's going down here?n piece. >> looking for a beautiful white girl and i'd love a latina. >> reporter: how the ladies treating you guys? >> i have not taken a shower since we got here. >> reporter: what's the craziest thing you've seen her down far? >> got naked in the bar. >> a man licks my about. >> multiple people went up to us and said spit in my mouth. >> reporter: to do it? >> yes. >> all be darned, that's amazing >> it definitely wasn't me. on god. >> this girl that tried to take my girlfriend. >> they end up fighting both of them and the craziest thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: how locus were school? >> it's a liberal arts school. >> very liberal. >> we go crazy and have a lot of fun. >> that's not the question. >> reporter: what issue facing america is most important to you? >> world peace. >> reporter: >> people are too sensitive. >> i don't like racism. >> i don't want to walk into a club full of ugly men. >> reporter: how is joe biden doing? >> [ bleep ] >> i need a hot president and i thin

dahmer understand it you tell him please don't bring up your favorite recipes now we are watching the lemmingsrough the 5 stages of grief. lawrence o'donnell is in the denial stage. >> he asked about the $50,000 irrelevant to the $130,000 where he got him to say to say yes, he still $30,000 later when cohen was asked about that on redirect by the prosecution didn't sound like ceiling erie thousand villemure like he's doing the little he could within that calculation to rebalance the bonus he thought he deserves still less then the bonus he thought he deserved and what he got the year before. >> sean: it been in the media forever but that's the stupidest thing ever broadcast and i watched the view. cohen didn't steal the money he just rebalanced it. that's like something you do on an airplane with liz oh. rebalancing isn't how they defendant looting and reparations it's a new word for theft after the show i think i will rebalance some of judge and's activity. that's yogurt to be clear the bad news is left a lot fare restricted to trump is according to a website called the 65 project some 400 re

clearly reveals, demonstrates the scale of the director, and most often not a very great scale, and lem the eternal dispute between yeshua and pilate. the only person who even tried to do something in this direction was bordka, in his film there is a completely frank rhetorical duel, sergei bezrukov in the role of yeshua, kirill lavov in the role of pilate, in fact. it was like an adventure of evil spirits, which, in fact , was bulgakov’s plan, the plan of all these excursions into distant jewish times. lagshin's appointment to the roles of pilate and yeshua of completely passable foreign performers klaus bang and aaron vodovoz, firstly in turn, he spoke precisely about how much these things are not interesting to him, how much more pleasant it is for him to show how... all the claims against socialism that he had accumulated, this and punitive psychiatry with electroconvulsive therapy, which bugakov did not have in his possession, this and security officers. of course, was also anti-soviet, like the work of our other nobelists, neither andrei platonovich platonov, nor isaac amanylovich

is, what are my republican colleagues are so beholden to him that they will follow that lead like lemmings cliff and at the end of the day take the country with them. my democratic colleagues and i are not giving up, to the dreamers, we will keep faith with you. to the undocumented, millions around the united states who are paying taxes, working hard, following all the rules, we will keep faith with you. to businesses that want more visas so they can have workers, skilled and others, we will keep faith with you. we will keep faith with this issue, we're not abandoning this issue, we're not going away. >> madam president. >> the senator from minnesota. >> speak prior to the scheduled vote, myself for up to five minutes, senator schumer up to two minutes, senator murphy up to 10 minutes and senator butler for up to five minutes. >> without objection. >> madam president, i rise today, along with senator murphy and blumenthal and so many others in support of bipartisan legislation to improve our immigration system, as we face global and domestic threats securing our borders and points of entry

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. >> and all of these members of congress parading to his side like lemmings, like a colt is something that they know trump loves. he says, jump, they say how high it. >> i think, and i agree with joe that i think this helps donald trump, but only with his base. >> i don't think this helps with independent voters. and i don't think this helps congress and it certainly doesn't help republicans in congress who want to keep their majority. this is going to be a huge message for democrats. they're not doing the business of the people. they are only there to genuflecting the altar of donald trump. >> you agree no. but we don't have time okay. >> i think it will help trump bianna space, but that'll be for a what get back cliff hanger you'll have to have a span. >> okay? >> all well, there you go. thank you, everyone so much. next, daniel perry. he was sentenced to 25 years for killing black lives matter protester, garrett foster you know what, you've got a pardon from the texas governor garrett fosters. mother joins me to react hi, guys. >> so you look great. now that i have inspire, i'm fre

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i am not violating the gag order but i will lemmings who say whatever i tell them to say.rtroom with as many of those vice presidential wannabes as he chooses to, right? i am sure there will be a steady parade of them as they try out for the role of standing by like a statue, they hope, if donald trump is president and nodding the way mike pence did for four years. j.d. vance is a particular case, as joe says. i mean, this is a guy who was mr. sort of fleece vest venture capital, you know, guy. that's who he was. he was kind of, you know, "the young and the restless" glenn youngkin of old. he was totally anti-trump and a pretty good brighter he wrote "hillbilly elegy," and that made him of a kind of a star, the poor white people. and then -- and now he is just this completely different person. completely different person. because that's what he sees as his political and ultimately financial interest. it's disgusting. it really is. >>> coming up, a live report from the new york city courthouse where michael cohen will be back on the stand today in the state's case against f

and the latest from jeer us lem next on "morning joe."orning joe." complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. joom nbc news and the "associated press" reports that cia director bill burns may have to travel to israel in an effort to free hostages from the gaza strip. netanyahu said israel was not prepared to end the war permanently, saying such a move would leave hamas in power. meanwhile a defense forces spokesman said around 100,000 palestinian civilians have been told to evacuate the city of rafah as israel appears poised to launch a new operation there. a senior arab negotiator directly involved in the talks with israel and the united states tells nbc news that the cease-fire negotiations are not over and have not collapsedlet it is not clear when or whether a major rafah operation could begin. adding further complication to the cease-fire talks, this is an attack that happened yesterday near a southern border crossing into gaza, which killed four israeli soldiers and injured at least ten

. >> let's continue to vice president lem bellinger. --lemberg. >> thank you, i'm fully supportive of any motion that might be made to increase the number of trees here. i think that this is almost criminally under here, considering the type of development, status of trees currently. i'm open to that as well, assuming we don't, i think there needs to be additional things added on to the agreement. although it does seem like the developer have come to some sort of groement that does not mean that we have to accept the agreement and i appreciate the line of questioning from commissioner swig. i don't feel like in a good position to present an outcome but that's where i stand on this. >> i just have a couple of points and i share the concerns of my fellow commissioners but i have great hesitancy of making a decision based on what we've read and what we have heard. i think we runt risk of making the wrong decision in part because the department has not prepared, has not given us enough information. one of the witnesses said what happened to

washington post," david ignatius out today with "phantom orbit" and the host of "way too early" jonathan lemtate of american politics after 2020 2020" is out today in paper book. it is book week. we begin with the israel defense forces announcing they have taken operational control of the gaza side of the rafah crossing. the military released this video overnight of troops entering the area and beginning a, quote, precise counterterrorism operation. israeli officials say they seize the crossing after receiving intelligence it was being used for terrorist purposes. no evidence to support that claim was provided. the idf conducted airstrikes that targeted suspected hamas positions in rafah. the move comes just one day after israel ordered about 100,000 civilians to immediately evacuate parts of the southern gaza city. officials say they will operate with extreme force in those areas. willie. >> and after israel ordered civilians to evacuate, hamas announced they would accept its interpretation of a ceasefire proposal. its interpretation is the operative part there. hours later israeli prime mi

so we're just like lemmings. we're just pushing people off to this very dangerous street.think that's that's not right. so let's take our time and do it right. thank you. thank you for your comment. that's your time. next speaker, please. hi. my name is ed pike, and i've been a sunnyside resident with my family for over 25 years, many of those, sharing parking on street parking with city college students. so very aware of the parking issues. i also drive and bike, trying to stay on my bike, using the frida kahlo road. so, seeing that from both perspectives and right now, due to medical issues, i'm trying to stay on my bike when i can, and that pretty much limits me to frida kahlo. i can't bike a lot. areas where i used to go on so i really need that space, i support the project, you know, i think it's really important to provide safe alternatives for people biking in the city to get through that neighborhood, i think we need to, you know, accommodate the needs of students, you know, and i also am supportive of, you know, the transit options, which i think are maybe not in