and i wasn't the only libertarian doing that., you know, we were consistent from day one when trump was attacking governors who weren't locking down as much as he wanted them too and -- them to and blasting sweden. we were consistent in saying we were against all of it, we were against any new mandates that were going to come down the pike. we were always against that and, yes, that was probably single biggest source of growth for the libertarian party, was that we were consistently against the covid regime as we are against any draconian measures. tom: we're going to be talking about mandates later. >>> coming up, great news for freedom fighters, the incoming gop-led house just made a major breakthrough for our troops. congressman thomas massie joins me to break it down next. ♪ i come from a land down under. ♪ where women -- and men -- it ♪ business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created e

>> i hope and pray, i realize that being a libertarian is the ultimate optimist.isten, we got 3 percent of the vote, i mean i hope, i hope really do. everyone in every votes by mail or goes to the ballot box and i like these are the two worst candidates i've never seen and this is the most important election of her lifetime. it so bad and cool, so i would love for the libertarians to ge it together and not have the boot on the head guy. even by association everybody thanks that is our candidate fo president. i always vote for the libertarian, but i still think desantis or even like hillary and spanks have a better chance than. >> nobody works harder. i did not say that. you heard me say that, but i di not. >> you are saying selling t-shirts for a. >> how could you say something so sexist and discussed impaired . >> it's not sexist, i wear a corset part 67 was meant to wan him to run, but 42 percent woul vote for him. which means people don't want him to run, but would also vote for him. there wasn't that none of the above option. i think it's interesting that he's

libertarian party is not at that point. if you asked me which one i feel more comfortable, i feel more comfortable within the libertarian party because i run into libertarians who i do not have to persuade about a whole bunch of points. when i go to the convention, i feel like these are people we disagree on things, most of them disagree on strategy. it is not so much on policy. a lot of what you see is the strategy-based issue, where they think strategically this is the way to get ahead. i disagree with them. host: if you want to see more of that interview, he did it for the new york times podcast called the argument. you can find it online at the new york time website. you can factor that into where you want to see your party go as far as changes is concerned. the lines on the screen. murray saying as an independent, i say both parties set the radical members adrift. also, the two-party system has two heads of the same monster. we need other viable parties to choose from. @cspanwj is how you reach us on twitter. george on

libertarian. >> not even conservative or right wing.eople like high-up managers admitted to having us black listed. we brought his up to the highest people at google and they completely dismissed it. dan: search, website, video, twitter, paypal. at least you can shop for stuff and create a store on shop if if shopify*. so strange it only seems to affect conservatives. and as you heard the engineer say, libertarians, too. you still have an exit valve. at least conservatives and libertarians can shop on amazon. one of the harmest online marketplaces. turns out they have a history of bias against conservatives as well. twitter, amazon, youtube, shopify, when does it end? it's as if we are living in a third world country where political bias is interest grated into the system. at least you can go and raise money, right? do the right thing, a charitable cause, gofundme. there is no political bias there. no way, go fun me, too. take a look at this. >> truckers starting a new fundraiser after gofundme cut off fund for canada's freedom convoy.

i'm not a member ofor the libertarian party now. i always vote forhink the libertarian. but, you know, i still think desantis or even like hillary's bag spanx have a libertarian candidate. >> nobodand spany works harder i didn't know who that guy tony fauci. that,yo but say i did not. you're selling t-shirts, jackie . how could you say something so n sexistg . to disgusting? really rude. it's not sexist. i wear a corset. >> it's so interesting.d im that 67% don't want him to run yet. 42% woulhim d vote forto, whichn people don't want him to run.s e but we'd also vote for him. he doesn't make any sense. i ere wasn't none of the above option. i think it's also interesting that desantis is creeping his wahay to all these polls. i mean, trump's got a lot working against him because they're doing polls nowith with desantis and he's got friends that bring over white supremacists just smear him. >> that's not cool. whi not coot at all. and i get it. sometimes it's hard to get rid of hangers-on. you know, maybe the white supremacists. >> you're like sister in law's nephew. oh, y

so libertarian principles. so i think the closest analogy here is actually cigarettes .hat's is actually cigarettes. that's a dangerous addictive substance . dangerous addictive substance. for that reason, the state intervened. it took a long time , actually, but the state intervened and says can't market and sell product to children? i don't see how smartphones in that current format are any different to that. i will accept that tech companies might get their act together and make products safer for children . products safer for children. they might make the algorithms safer , they might regulate the safer, they might regulate the content in a way that means we actually effective age verification. but the reality is thatis verification. but the reality is that is not happening now. what we is a really dangerous, addictive product that is being given to children. and i think although it is, you know, i totally get your point timely that of course parents have a massive role here . it's really, massive role here. it's really, really difficult for parents to stand against

as a libertarian, i view this as benefiting conservatives more than libertarians, but i would like your thoughts on how the social conservatives displaced the fusionist coalition within the republican party as you leave the reagan era. probably started it even before. steven: very well put. the fusionism, to say more the definition, it was trying to bridge a theoretical and practical difference between libertarians wanted to maximize individual freedom and traditional conservatives who worry about tradition. cultural things, like the family, and so forth. the social conservatives and the new right come along and they are more united, but they are starting to point to things like, pornography and erosion of morals, abortion, needless to say. fusionism used to try and -- evans hated this term. he said you're trying to put together two things that are an unnatural match. you cannot have liberty -- he thought liberty rested on some traditions and a moral understanding of what human beings are. in that respect, frederick thought much the same. abortion. most libertarians are pro-choice. most

but you take the libertarian out of the equation. you know, the republicans are very mad at a these libertarian candidates who spoil these races, but you take the libertarian out, and the republican still doesn't win. so what do you chalk that up to? >> boy, when you look at who turned out for this election, i think this is real story, you had only 50.49% of the electorate turn out for entire runoff. that is astounding. that means that about 75% of georgia said we're not interested in any of these guys, right? we're not interested in warnock, we're not interested in herschel, we don't need any of these guys. these guys are not doing anything, they've got no class. i think right now in terms of what's going on here in georgia, there is absolute pandemonium, chaos and panic within the gop because it's not a trump sate, it's really kind of not a kemp state, and the gop is floundering finding serious candidates. they're running people like herschel walker, and that's the best that they can do? you're going to see more and more people say

and so for libertarians, you know, i think libertarian to have access in many things, and most statesprovide fundamental access to people who are able to show either a minimum level of registered voters and states with party registration, or a minimum level of support on a statewide election. the reason libertarians don't have ballot access in many states is because they don't hit that level, which is often as low as like 1%. so if you can't get one out of 100 people to affiliate with you, you forgot a bigger problem than ballot access. >> i would just add, there are -- some states are more strict than others but there are plenty of other non-legal barriers, the fact you're a small party can't compete with the already existing brands. technically, the alaska system would allow an individual, call themselves a party or just independents to get on, get in there, get in front of the voters so it is a sort of reduction of the ballot but a reduction of the entry barriers to .. in alaska we had a particularly extreme form of the division and the republican party, they had cross party appeal

libertarian party is not at that point. if you asked me which one i feel more comfortable, i feel more comfortable within the libertarian party because i run into libertarians who i do not have to persuade about a whole bunch of points. when i go to the convention, i feel like these are people we disagree on things, most of them disagree on strategy. it is not so much on policy. a lot of what you see is the strategy-based issue, where they think strategically this is the way to get ahead. i disagree with them. host: if you want to see more of that interview, he did it for the new york times podcast called the argument. you can find it online at the new york time website. you can factor that into where you want to see your party go as far as changes is concerned. the lines on the screen. murray saying as an independent, i say both parties set the radical members adrift. also, the two-party system has two heads of the same monster. we need other viable parties to choose from. @cspanwj is how you reach us on twitter. george on

know smith, among political theorist smith is this complicated and nuanced thinker who is not a libertarian, not a chicago style economist, so why did we still get that image in america of smith. and somewhere along the way as i was struggling to write this dissertation proposal, one of my really good friends, who i think was also on this show or another c-span program, she was circulating a chapter in her book on the reception of john locke, and this lightbulb went off. what claire was showing in her book was prior to the cold war, john locke was not really known as a liberal philosopher but a red for his epistemology, the essay argument understanding. and i thought i wonder if there is a similar story with smith, that may be along the way smith became more known for writing the wealth of nations than he was known for writing the moral -- the theory of moral sentiments. i said out loud with the bunch of other intellectual historians, i wonder if there was a reception story about smith and wealth of nations. my that advisor -- then advisor looked at me and said, now that is a project. and i

we civil libertarians strongly objected to that.re are the voices of the democratic civil libertarians who should be railing against congress going after people and naming names and being specific and making referrals and violations of three provisions of the constitution. when it comes to get trump, many leftist democrat civil libertarians have forgotten about the constitution. in the ends justify the means. >> pete: you're absolutely right. where does this go with the new republic in that house of representatives? does it die? does it change the referral? >> this was the last, i think it was the tenth hearing. they had to do something that they chose referrals which i agree with the professor go in the circular file, the wastebasket. the committee's function lists effective early january when republicans regain the house of representatives control and i think one of the investigations that are going to be conducting is the malfeasance of this committee. andy biggs has said we are going to subpoena all of the thousands of hours of

libertarian got 4% of the vote. the candidate, republican candidate, did five points better than herschel walker. very comfortable for stacey abrams and the governor's race and yet there were a significant number of voters here comfortable voting republican in the governor's race who were not comfortable doing so in the senate race. some of them voting for the libertarian here, the libertarian candidate in the senate race got three times the support than the governor's race. some left the ballot blavng or blank or voted for raphael warnock. those voters, do they stay home? do they turn out and if they turn out, where do they go? if you're with walkerer's campaign, one jumped out among independents, walker among among independents, kemp won yong independents one that jumped out in the exit poll is this, the good judgment. they asked this in the senate exit poll, does raphael warnock show good judgment? overall, voters, said yes, he does. and for herschel walker, basically 2 to 1 margin saying no. very high number of

parts i think that is a construct is credibly complicated for social reasons but the libertarian partsy simple but the new economics is very complicated because it recognizes and centers government is the most powerful regulator and watchdog the single bird biggest purchaser from the universal institute and amplifier and critic but the new economics uses every part of government which makes it potentially very powerful but that also means and with that west virginia epa case that all of the's pieces are creditor on —- incredibly vulnerable without a real rethinking of jurisprudence. so some specific examples the way economics is new home i think race is very important just rethinking that and with that kind of protection but just a few examples how they are so amazingly different than i thought was possible a few years ago $52 billion of direct spending out of department of commerce to create up to 20 regional hubs see you can have an argument if that is a good idea or a bad idea where all the money will go to very large sum i conductor firms is very reasonable an important concern but

he's a libertarian or to be. he's a libertarian or not. he was pro—brexit and anti—brexit.s, didn't he, for the telegraph . here he is, whatever telegraph. here he is, whatever you want to call it, even decide which woman he's in love with. let's be honest . well, quite, let's be honest. well, quite, you know. there well, you know. well, there you. well, maybe. may be quieten maybe. maybe it may be quieten down carrie, you know, down since carrie, you know, like that's what . okay, like that's not what. okay, bottom line , that's not what you bottom line, that's not what you thought. i didn't say i didn't say it , but i saw thought. i didn't say i didn't say it, but i saw him in the street the other day and i caught his gaze. i can't lie. but listen he, boris, is ancient history now . we are where his history now. we are where his dad is, isn't his dad was recently on gb news talking about how it's all part of the plan that we will no longer fly or drive or eat meat and actually, you referred to bernie from bernie's tweets thing talking about the house of lords report, whic

he's a libertarian or to be. he's a libertarian or not. he was pro—brexit and anti—brexit.s, didn't he, for the telegraph . here he is, whatever telegraph. here he is, whatever you want to call it, even decide which woman he's in love with. let's be honest . well, quite, let's be honest. well, quite, you know. there well, you know. well, there you. well, maybe. may be quieten maybe. maybe it may be quieten down carrie, you know, down since carrie, you know, like not what . okay, like that's not what. okay, bottom line , that's not what you bottom line, that's not what you thought. i didn't say i didn't say it , but i saw thought. i didn't say i didn't say it, but i saw him in the street the other day and i caught his gaze. i can't lie. but listen he, boris, is ancient history now . we are where his history now. we are where his dad is, isn't his dad was recently on gb news talking about how it's all part of the plan that we will no longer fly or drive or eat meat and actually, you referred to bernie from bernie's tweets thing talking about the house of lords report, which m

he was a free libertarian. i'd like to know possibly what we are doing with our 750 million acres of natural resources. i know we like to keep it in reserve because we do have a future. our natural resource base, we can power the world for i think about 300, 400 years. i don't understand the debate here. so could you present that question to our polarized pumpkin eaters because they're the ones that control the leases to these properties. thank you. host: all right. jozy. jozy in san fernando, you got to mute that television. it's your turn. oh, jose. excuse me. that's why. caller: yeah, that's why. jose. host: sorry about that. caller: i got some concerns about california and why we are putting -- why we're putting 50, 51 all the time when it seems like it feels like, you know -- host: you got to mute that television. otherwise we get the feedback. difficult to hear you. joan in charlotte, north carolina. republican. caller: good morning, greta. i was listening -- i've been listening for years. i'm 80 years ol

thought in the back of my mind -- we know smith, he is a really complicated, nuanced thinker, not a libertarian, not a chicago style economist. why do we still get that image in america of smith? >> glory liu sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on the free c-span now app. >> attorney general merrick farland held a news conference on the convictions of numbers of the oath keepers, including on the charge of sedition for the groups founder and leader. he also talks about a recent court decision to appoint an interim third-party to oversee the water crisis in jackson, mississippi. a.g. garland: good afternoon, everyone. it's been a busy couple of days. just now i met with the trial team whose work secured the conviction of five defendants associated with the oath keepers organization. and yesterday afternoon i was briefed by the attorneys and staff who were involved in a major environmental justice matter, addressing longstanding failures in the city of jackson's public drinking water system. today i want to share more about these two significant

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power and corporate government was a huge draw whether you are a traditional black republican or libertarian are all these things into the republican party. >> host: we are coming out of elections where we saw a republican candidate donald trump receiving increasing amount of black support, republican candidates across the country receiving increasing amounts of latino support, talking black people more specifically, understanding that the democratic party remains a multiracial party and there are some splintering and cracks in that. as we look forward to the midterm elections like the governor's race in georgia or texas for example but beyond that into senate races and the forthcoming presidential election what do we expect to see happening not in terms of who wins or loses but in terms of how black voters are going to behave? would you be surprised if those numbers in terms of support for someone like donald trump and the splintering of the black skinheads from the broader black coalition? >> guest: what is interesting is because of this sped up environment that information -- in a lot of

one of, them being a kind of libertarian candidate.y to tip to the republicans, certainly would if it were not herschel walker. but, what that means, is to get that little, i think, one and a half percent on those votes that were available, that is a harder grab for senator warnock, and then it is for herschel walker. it's harder for him. >> the bigger political story, and we don't have the results, but the margins he is running up. again, i remember 2004, being from the other side. the margins he runs in these counties, some of the fastest changing counties in the country, along with maricopa, and some counties in arizona that you've been talking about. that will be the enduring opportunity for joe biden when, he runs again. >> previously, republican stronghold counties in georgia. >> when biden won, i think all of the democrats felton danger to. he played raffensperger, and camp, made a choice. they didn't make the choice of the walker backers. they went against trump, and that is how they had a good night. that is how they defy the

now some of the vote in the general election, a very small portion, was funneled away by a libertarianlogical to say if libertarians are given the choice between a republican or a democrat they will pick the republican, so advantage walker. early voting has set all-time records in georgia. the turnout is extraordinary. turnout again generally speaking favors democrats. there are more democrats in the world but republicans vote. bigger than expected turnout hints a democrat advantage. democrats in congress have a long way to go, a short time to get there. they want to pass election reform and critically budgets before republicans can take over the house. >> we do not want to leave that to the hands of the gop who are already threatening to take down our economy and hold our budget hostage. and so we have work to do in the remaining weeks of the session, and we plan on getting it done. >>> and lastly, the supreme court will hear a case about a colorado business person who does not want to do business with gay people getting married. if you think, wait a minute, we've already had that cas

there were 200,000 swing voters that voted brian kemp and warnock or the libertarian.ck is the only democrat that was able to make it even in to a run-offer. the rest statewide didn't do so well. that is the strategy that warnock has stuck to this whole time. >> charles: what about the comments from herschel walker that maybe this massive early voting, warnock doesn't have the lead that they thought he would have. he just alluded to the 200,000 voters and the voters from the libertarian candidate that may have to make a choice and could it bode well for walker? >> right. i mean, this run-off is weird. it's four weeks long. there's thanksgiving, one week of early voting and both campaigns see what they like to see in the numbers. we don't know what the denominator is. we're seeing long lines for early voting especially in metro atlanta. but that might reflect, you know, less locations available. there's a lot of factors that play in. while both campaigns feel good and point to good things in the numbers, i think it's still very close and unclear at this point who will s

there were 81,000 libertarians who voted for a libertarian candidate in the general election.k had former president barack obama come out in the final days, trying to boost democratic turnout is much as possible, things like black voters, young voters, asian americans, trying to say that raphael warnock has said i ask you this will be the fourth time to vote for me into years, but i will ask you to do it again and was notably president trump did not go physically to george at this time arou the way he did during the general electio he held a rally last night. president biden did not go to georgia. he long said he would do whatever was necessary, even if that included staying away. judy: we know the length of this runoff election is 28 days, less than half of what we saw in the last election in georgia a couple of years ago. what affected that shorten timeframe have? correspondent: ultimately was the runoff, it was shorter this time around, cut in half. last time in the 2021 runoff, candidates registered more new voters. this time, they were not able to register any new voters

senate race that chose libertarian. the libertarian will not be on the ballot this time.blank. there's another 40,000 or so that voted for raphael warnock. in this instance, for herschel walker, that's why he was in dalton. this is about turning out the base as well as trying to convince just enough of the conservative voters to come out and even if they didn't in the general election, but to back him here. that's why it's important that brian kemp, who distanced himself during the general election, never appeared on the campaign trail with him, never touted herschel walker's candidacy, he has cut an ad making the case that he would like to have over the course of his next four-year term a conservative republican partner on capitol hill to work with. this is for a full six-year term. that's where you hear the republicans trying to make this late play that, yes, while acknowledging that perhaps herschel walker is -- there are questions around his character, but it's more important to have a republican vote here in the u.s. senate. >> brian kemp is doing that and cutting ad

, 81,000 votes for the libertarian candidate in last month's election.y voted for a republican, did the not vote for warnock. the conservative needed those folks. that's why it was important that brian kemp cut a television ad that's been running to boost the turnout for the republican. you also saw the likes of lindsey graham, john ken dirks other republican senators who came and tried to drive home the message to georgia republicans that let's look beyond questions about herschel walker the man. but this is a matter of having a republican senator serve the people of georgia for the next six years. >> between the candidates and outside groups, more than $400 million was spent on this race. that's mind blowing. by one estimate, 20,000 ads have aired just in the runoff period. have you seen any evidence it's changed minds that it motivated people, who weren't motivated before? tell us about your feeling about the lek toirt and how all that money played into it. >> i do think there are people who are motivated to vote in this runoff who did not participate

laura: walker is focused on trying to win over those 81,000 voters that voted for the third-party libertarian in the general election and he's been talking about that. he also has been focused on not really a more moderate message. he's talking a lot about culture wars, equating voting in this election campaign with whether or not georgians want to go to heaven or hell. he talks about gender identity and transgender people being allowed to play in different sports. that's what some of his speeches focus on, which doesn't sound like it is trying to reach moderate voters or even went over the voters that voted for republican governor brian kemp, who has been recently trying to boost him in the runoff election, a change from the general election. as for senator warnock, he has been focused on health care, also making a democracy pitch to voters, telling them republicans were trying to prevent voters from voting weekend early voting in his campaign along with other organizations sued and ultimately one that. his campaign is feeling bullish. geoff: there has been record-breaking turnout. do democr

but this voter that i spoke with earlier who had voted for the libertarian candidate for senate backt and cast his vote for walker this time around. he said it was a difficult decision. he said he made it difficult to look the women in his family in the face. but he wanted to cast his vote for walker because of the power balance in the senate. and he said that governor kemp coming out and stumping for walker and doing those fundraisers for him and cutting those ads for him is part of what factored into his decision. and he said he did not know if he would have voted for walker in this runoff election if he had not seen that show of support from governor kemp. and of course that was not a show of support that we saw during the general election. he and walker largely kept their distance from each other. though i am told by sources that they did have a few conversations during that time period. they've had one rally together. they have had a fundraiser, several fundraisers that kemp has done. and it is that get out the vote apparatus that kemp built that he has lent to that mcconnell su

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there were some people that were libertarians and come from that kind of like booker t washington and so that we just need to build our own black communities we need to build we need to build black capital and government cannot will not us but they weren't necessarily like a religious or family's values. and then there were some people that were just, i just want to see something different. and to me, trump represents someone who can disrupt the status quo. that sound in a lot of ways very much kanye. and so like i spent time with some of those folks breaking apart, you know why it was that they got to that perspective. and what i actually found is that for a lot of the folks that i talk to, they still did believe that racism existed and that there was a need for some form of a black agenda. they just felt like agenda did not include big government or, you know, included things like second amendment rights that was like a really big thing. the ability to like have guns to protect your own community. school choice was another big thing i saw. but yeah, it was it was really fascinating

where arede the voices of the democratic civilil liber libertarians who should against congress, goingfter people and naming names and being specific r and making referrals in violation of three provisions of the constitution?ations oovis of the constitution. but when it comes to get trump, many leftists, democrats, civilr libertarians have forgotten about the constitutioniaabout te ends justify the means. it's you're absolutely right about that, greg. where does this go ? with a new republican led house of representatives? does it die?n that does it change referral?ral? >> what does it mean? well, this was the last and i think it was the 10th hearing and they had to do something and they chose the referrals, whic h i agree with the professor go in the circular file the wastebasket, because the committee is now functionalist, effective early january when republicans regainf the house of representative control. and i think one ofrol and the investigat ink one e they're going to be conducted is the malfeasance of this committee. >> you know, andy biggs is said we're going to subpoena all

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rih, such a decision was made due to the increase in demand for tickets, the company explained libertarian meetings and dozens of interviews, negotiations in the book and conversations with opinion leaders, released from russian captivity, ukrainian serviceman ilya samoilenko, and the wife of a captured azov resident, yuliya fedosyuk, came to israel, reported the truth about mariupol, clarified to help extricate their brothers from captivity and destroyed the myth about the alleged nazis from azov, how they were received in israel, i saw ulyana drochkova, ilya was greeted with such an ovation in tel aviv samoilenko, a ukrainian serviceman who went through the hell of azovstal and russian captivity , as well as yulia, the wife of a captured azov citizen, arseniy fedosyuk, then the hall goes silent on the screen, journalistic work, filtration camps in mariupol, after about azovstal, already from the mouths of eyewitnesses, i believe that this is a completely inhumane concession - this is a crime against humanity. it's happening and people who do it all people who do it they must be punished

the solidarity of the european youth, another one from that cell of their partisans was a local libertarianone, i don't remember i'm looking for someone there. but it's such an interesting story and how many there are. it turns out that there were only four of them. they didn't know anyone more than the others, but i understand that there were more such ... s- what is it now? more can you possibly say about this partisan partisan kherson that was active all this time imagines that is , these are real people, they really stand behind some things, all those, even those all kinds of russian drawings and banners and so on , that is, all this actually happened and this is all even there somehow from the center they were correcting about the drawing so uh actually it was really so that it wasn’t spontaneous now we can talk about it because when our meetings they well we have already seen what he wants they will be finished soon because well every day we have everything more people could have gathered there. on the condition of the rally, it was supported by several tens of people there, here are

in february, march and, april, i'm not gonna mention any names, but even major conservative and libertarian organizations, came out in favor of lockdowns. we were came out against it phil, we were like lonely voice, there were a lot of groups that -- but they were locked down, and so, i call that mad cow disease. what happened? why did people lose their sensibility? and then you could answer the question about what is the most important lesson? >> well, i want to underscore that i think the conservative policy institutes, the conservative organizations, the libertarian organizations, their gross failures, okay. they were invisible during the lockdown. it's invisible during the personal destruction of people who stood up against the lockdowns. so, you know, i think we need to rethink the efficacy of existing policy institute, existing organizations that pretend to speak for freedom of speech on campus. i'm very skeptical. i think they failed. to me, the most important thing, and there are so many, are, this i would say to people. the area of trusting people on the basis of their titles and c

oh, anton grissman, the midfielder, who ran rings around england, libertarian, who scored the winner against england. and then of course, killing him. buffet he anterior, awaiting their own. it may be better to see you can score the most goals of any side in qatar and buffet has 50 as well. okay. and they're massive base of exuberant or your support is what be hoping, believing. praying that they 9 go tally stays at night, and that the arab african dream stays alive all the way to the fido. ah. the moroccans go into the game, having conceded, just a one goal, named beaten france just once before. and that was when they 1st played each other back in 1963, the coach and the atlas lion says he's pushing as players to continue to greenbrier history. normally course on his own solar dimension. and i've noticed that for 2 or 3 days, we have wanted to be satisfied with making the simmons that whatever happens, we will have succeeded in this world cup. and i want to change that mentality. you might think i'm crazy, but we want to get to the final of the world cup. and i'm not just saying tha

situation, they do not understand the basis of the law, because they do not know the basic law about libertarianss organizations, actually. you cannot ban something that we do not have. and we do not have, by law , a linear organization as a single legal entity, that is, the church is not a single legal entity, and if it is to be banned, it is necessary to take into account certain features, in particular, the fact that it is, for example, the moscow patriarchate in ukraine exists under the name of navels - firstly, secondly, it exists in the format of more than 13,000 different religious organizations , and even then we had a very good publication with criticism about those draft laws if the new of the draft law, it is better, but now there is such a thing , until it is accepted, until it is there, all the readings will pass, until it comes, then the train will move quickly forward, and now it is necessary , first of all, to implement such laws that we already have in our country, which is excellent the law on the renaming of the uoc mp to the russian orthodox church in ukraine, how wonderful is