i can admire on —- admire virtues of saul a linsky but there are virtues within all these people danrg almost went to jail they litigated this allew the way to the supreme court. and whistleblowing can be heroic it can also be illegal add snowden canan simultaneously be breaking a law but there is a place in the world for people like that. investigative journalist cannot do their jobs it a is the bread and butter of what it means to be an american and that right to report what someone tells you fundamentally is in jeopardy right now with the fbi they try to take that right away from us i have a cell you on —- aclu lawyers were defending us tryingin to unseal the warrants against me and said this is never happened before not to any journalist and they start to point guns at us. so i do admire people like ed snowden and julian assange. and why the billion-dollar corporations are not doing their job. the broke entrepreneurial people that soviet. host. >> we look forward to booktv session. >> thank you

jill linsky -- zelenskyy insists the missile that hits: soil was not ukrainian, but nato thinks is it's. meanwhile, russia is waging a war on ukraine and the 15 missile strikes yesterday show how strongly defenses are critical to ukraine's survival. nations unite to condemn pressure's invasion of

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which five districts are represented here, these are the iulsky district, the linsky district, the novogrudokistrict, the frunzensky district. in general, the entrance hall is so salamy - these are lyalki and musical instruments. so exclusive in this traditional. uh, droplets are such a nail, and such pretty handbags. we can take from with you to the beach? this is a unique unique novogrudok vatinanka vybivanka. which of louis is only 8 in the novogrudok district and troshki, zahaplivaya, karelinsky district, and it is no coincidence that we are departments lieutenant, as this expression is on the first scissors. but the change of vita from novogrudok, you are lieutenants, this is knocking out with gold. e with his hammer on such an oak rain, because in novogrudok my streaks about her were treated that such a ferranca on its side for walking a pious. we can hang does not want this sound, she's been two and 3 years of them, it's based on such an axis of an openwork barn, hardin a lot of canvas. let such hallways hallways patterns and i believe. i wanted to introduce natalya klinko to you in th

jill linsky -- zelenskyy insists the missile that hits: soil was not ukrainian, but nato thinks is it's likely it was. meanwhile, russia is waging a war on ukraine and the 15 missile strikes yesterday show how strongly defenses are critical to ukraine's survival. nations unite to condemn pressure's invasion of ukrai. the cup 27 summit has plans to save the amazon rainforest. it is live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. the fallout over the missile that hit poland has continued throughout wednesday. we got reaction from across the ukraine conflict, starting with ukraine's president dismissing the thought that the missile is ukrainian. >> i have no doubt that this is not our missile, not our strike. i went through war with them and with you. i believe this is a russian missile, based on our military reports. we had a meeting and another one today with more details. mark: the suggestion that it was a ukrainian missile was first raised by russia immediately after the impact that killed two people on polish soil. poland a member of nato, of course. an emergency meeting took

it is so meaningful to gather here to honor president linsky for showing the world how courage, self-sacrificed liberty can vanquish aggression. and from philadelphia to kyiv, let's send beams of light to our friends in ukraine to support their fight for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [applause] now let me introduce, jane ferguson, an award-winning correspondent for pbs newshour. she has reported extensively on war and humanitarian crisis in the middle east, and the africa, and most recently in the battlefield in ukraine. please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson. [applause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across the c

it is so meaningful to gather here to honor president linsky for showing the world how courage, self-sacrifice, and liberty can vanquish aggression. and from philadelphia to kyiv, let's send beams of light to our friends in ukraine to support their fight for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [applause] now let me introduce, jane ferguson, an award-winning correspondent for pbs newshour. she has reported extensively on war and humanitarian crisis in the middle east, and the africa, and most recently in the battlefield in ukraine. please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson. [applause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across t

joe linsky bbc news. well there's one more game to come this evening..roos keeper mark schwarzer is at the game for the bbc. he's with kelly somers. i sure they get their campaign under way against france. for march it couldn't be. way against france. for march it couldn't be— way against france. for march it couldn't be. ~ ., . . , . . couldn't be. world champions france. there players — couldn't be. world champions france. there players are _ couldn't be. world champions france. there players are quality _ couldn't be. world champions france. there players are quality players. - there players are quality players. but it's still unbelievably cited. unsure they would find it very difficult against his friend side of what i'm hoping is that france on suresh underestimates them. if that's the case we have a slight chance. i that's the case we have a slight chance. . . that's the case we have a slight chance. . , ., ., that's the case we have a slight chance. ., ., ., _ that's the case we have a slight chance. ., ., ., ., ., chance. i was going to say. how

others of that, sergei lavrov sat in his seat and watched the entire video presentation from the linskyident zelenskyy of ukraine. am not saying there is harmony but there was not disruption. on the communication, the communiquÉ, it looks as though all of the 20 member nations have agreed in principle to a draft communiquÉ that doesn't condemn the war in ukraine. they have taken out the wording russia's war in ukraine is a compromise. some nations that do not want to be as hard as the g7 wants g20 to be on condemning russia's war in ukraine. that's where we stand right now. we are still awaiting the possible statement, the joint communiquÉ to come out possibly as early as this afternoon. it looks as though this point, there might be fairly strong words condemning the war in ukraine. dani: almost as if someone was listening to us when we were talking about the tensions, the leaders leaving the stage, i guess the photo isn't happening this moment. we will continue to bring updates from the g20. thank you, stephen engle. coming up, back at the new economy form in singapore and manus cranny

it is so meaningful to gather here to honor president linsky for showing the world how courage, self-sacrificeand liberty can vanquish aggression. and from philadelphia to kyiv, let's send beams of light to our friends in ukraine to support their fight for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [applause] now let me introduce, jane ferguson, an award-winning correspondent for pbs newshour. she has reported extensively on war and humanitarian crisis in the middle east, and the africa, and most recently in the battlefield in ukraine. please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson. [applause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across the

of mixed feelings if i am being perfectly honest just about not only this info, but also marks the linskyizens are showing, elites have these pitiful events in all this money and everybody else is having trouble paying for thanksgiving, but that being said, a wedding is a wedding. it is beautiful. i love seeing that, i love seeing melania and kate middleton. it's a beautiful wedding. >> kayleigh: you have played the game, you have not held this administration accountable and now you're mad that you're the one getting played? >> carley: i totally agree, i cannot agree with you more on the list of priorities, i thought it was interesting at the press briefing, not giving a lot of time or questions and that was one of them. and i really also don't think that the white house lied here. it was close to the press. the event was closed to the press. these pictures for "vogue" today stage this. so i don't think there was any real misleading -- >> kat: you wanted the t. >> carley: and she looked beautiful. those are all my thoughts on it. >> kayleigh: came when katie rogers said i had reporting th

the eccentric was invited by igor linsky, his favorite actors, and they started again at the carnivalactor was no longer at the age to perform complex acrobatic stunts, ryazanov had to look for the main role of another actor in leningrad. actoromki remarkable role well very positive and but naive naive to idiocy and began. and this movie was made eccentric. purely unrealistic in terms of scenery, method of shooting, method of acting and script throughout the eccentric, what was categorically forbidden on the screen five years ago, and now the prohibitions have become a little weaker, but no one was going to pat on the head hooligans hooligans. i'm sorry, what? why are you, comrade chief, having fun? no, well, why are we having fun? we sent a star to him. on october 24, 1961, at the twenty- first congress of the cpsu, suslov made a report devoting a few words to the film man from nowhere to critics, suslov turned out to be spiteful, called the picture compromising evidence on a soviet person, and added at the end of the speech. enough to spend public funds on such a marriage under the

they have tony bob linsky. want to know how she is worth $120 million working for congress all of her life. that is another thing the fbi should be investigating. if she was a republican she would be up on charges. maybe that is something they should look at. thank you. host: the next caller is duane in jamaica, new york on the independent line as well. what are your thoughts? caller: good morning. i have to come behind a person who sounds so ridiculous. they don't look at the whole picture. the speaker has been in congress almost three decades. she showed that women's power is important. they put the white men in front. the democrats should be very proud of a woman like nancy pelosi. hillary clinton, michelle obama, these are inspiring women. republicans can't say that. thank you for listening. host: bill is in rogers, arkansas. what is your reaction to speaker pelosi's announcement? caller: it's probably time for her to step aside and get younger leadership. we should all realize it is almost a spiritual happ

by the media, the fbi, the cia, and the security people that has way more evidence on it. 20 bob linskythe -- tony, the partner of hunter biden, his business partners, and 10% help for the big guy whichever buddy knows his joe biden -- which everybody knows is a joe biden. and yet all we hear about is donald trump. none of these people should be able to touch donald trump because they lost the ability when they got one guy convicted of changing a warrant, lying on it, so they could use it to go after trump. host: let's take a look at texts we got. this is from carol in panama city, "merrick garland is passing the buck. there's no need for special counsel. trump is guilty as sin. garland has to sign off on what smith finds it is a waste of time. indicted trump now -- indict trump and." "there tried to punish trump. not going anywhere." and mike, "after all of the fraud, midterms, the people are still willing to follow trump over the cliff which will lead to the destruction of the republican party. unbelievable." here is the new york post that says, "trump's would be 2024 rivals together

by the media, the fbi, the cia, and the security people that has way more evidence on it. 20 bob linskythe -- tony, the partner of hunter biden, his business partners, and 10% help for the big guy whichever buddy knows his joe biden -- which everybody knows is a joe biden. and yet all we hear about is donald trump. none of these people should be able to touch donald trump because they lost the ability when they got one guy convicted of changing a warrant, lying on it, so they could use it to go after trump. host: let's take a look at texts we got. this is from carol in panama city, "merrick garland is passing the buck. there's no need for special counsel. trump is guilty as sin. garland has to sign off on what smith finds it is a waste of time. indicted trump now -- indict trump and." "there tried to punish trump. not going anywhere." and mike, "after all of the fraud, midterms, the people are still willing to follow trump over the cliff which will lead to the destruction of the republican party. unbelievable." here is the new york post that says, "trump's would be 2024 rivals together

do you remember when he sent it, he demanded that from linsky open against the biden corruption in ukrainedder didn't forget about it. but in general, he is looking for, remember when trump said that the conflict in ukraine is a european matter, it is not an american matter. let the europeans pay. if he did not refuse for the weapon, this can be reproached. you know , you can blame him, of course, trump for anything, but, uh, he can’t be illogical about this statement, however, at the same time you asked us what the difference explained all this is a big difference. if you immediately come to me to ask for something, how is it that we don’t have such positions. this is not enough heavenly for russia, therefore we never count on heavenly mana. we have other so technical, so to speak events, but here, but still need the twenty- fourth year. i'm just explaining to you that i'm getting a little ahead of myself. just one sentence, and you think the twenty-fourth year. does trump have a chance to either or win? well, of course, it makes sense to win a balance. well, just did not run for you at f