happy listening. said in the sun i believed more. and the desert is snowing.he birds can't sing, i would believe it. but you said that you would leave, and i didn’t believe, but you left with the light, without closing the door. i thought you'd come back there's nothing left for you, let's leave the heart enough for us, but you got me there. i will find you. you wait for me there and i will come, wait for me so i will find you, wait for me there shadows of me like that. and the snow is melting in the desert, i believed, but the birds do not know how, but you said that you would leave, but i did not believe. i don’t know why i’ll burn out like that again, i’ll call the subscriber. well, how did i forget you and all the words all the promises that i now ask, say. you so replaced the pain for me, changed everything and lost, not noticing how you and i found the two of you then, feeling next to fall, don't be afraid, i'll be strong for you. i'll fly you hard for him to fly for you. don't forget me about it. i'm everywhere i'm looking for your light to fly away, ga

listen, i don't think so. they said, _ costs? listen, i don't think so. they said, like, - costs? and then they rebooked it but they cancelled it again and i did not even get the whole amount back. they only gave me not even half—back so i don't know what will happen. in the flights now are quite high because normally it is like $200 to get down here but right now it is five or 600. to get back home. if we can get back home. the closing ceremony for the commonwealth games has taken place in birmingham bringing to an end 11 days of sporting competition. an audience of 30,000 people watched the event live. british reggae band ub40, ozzy osbourne, goldie and singer beverley knight were among the musical line—up. the event also featured a sequence from the theatre production, peaky blinders: the redemption of thomas shelby — inspired by the popular television series. 72 nations and territories took part in this year's games. let's take a look at which countries won the most medals. australia — which will host the games next in 2026 — was at the top of the table with 178. that includes

listen, i don't think so. so, the said costs? listen, i don't think so. so, they said my _ costs? d, | they said my flight was cancelled, and then they rebooked it, but they cancelled it again. i didn't even get the whole amount back. they only gave me not even halfback already, so i don't know what's going to happen. the flights now are quite high because normally, it's like $200 to get out here, but now it's $200 to get out here, but now its five or 600 to get back home. if we can get back home. at}. five or 600 to get back home. if we can get back home.— five or 600 to get back home. if we can get back home. 0, marla, well, best of luck — can get back home. 0, marla, well, best of luck to you. _ can get back home. 0, marla, well, best of luck to you. hopefully i can get back home. 0, marla, well, best of luck to you. hopefully you i best of luck to you. hopefully you can enjoy a little bit of your holiday. in cuba, a majorfire at an oil storage depot has now spread to a third tank, which could make the energy crisis on the island even worse. cuba's government has taken the rare

listen said seems to me that these russians are not at all who they claim to be. think they are prisoners. why did you decide not to like them, they suddenly appeared to me too. do you remember drinking? and quite recently i saw him with the russians. people and behind him the support of the entire ship. okay, then let 's act. ready to stop the car any minute. well, i, and we need to be on deck. in sight of said , he will guess that we have something in mind, i agree. and maybe i should find a radio room and try to contact the woman's base, only if you are discovered according to plan. my parents from st. petersburg love this city where they lived on the griboyedov canal, my friends live on vasilyevsky. yes, wow, why are russians not allowed to drink here, do you understand from here? why do you think said chose the port of said to attack? don't you understand? no, a lot of ships are cunning. woman woman my woman, sweet beauty, don't worry, don't hide. i know you're here, i can smell you. go to daddy. come here, come to me, come to me, baby, speak. ha ha no place

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so leonidich, listen, you said that you could arrange a gathering. explain to the peasants what is possible, but i have a situation here. why come back to me. and i share you. and you listen to me money. it's not businesslike. i swear to me, i have accounting, therefore, in order to just take it and return it won’t work, we’ll do it this way, you get your money, we agreed, it won’t work in the morning. and i don't really care about your opinion. let's go back to the city go to hell both of you. come in well. yes, nothing, why? perhaps yes? here tanya said that the chizhov guys threatened to burn the house and about his wife. to intercede means that they came in vain, the gut of their tank. well, to be honest, i 'll be glad if they turn up such caps, i'll be looking for seven years. okay, come in once you've come, just don't tell your wife anything. hello made us tea for a minute. we were hired as security guards, but we work for five and campaign, count, and wipe his ass. saves money on us tonight let's take. and we bring down such a gray and such a

centers are. and come to your senses, that is, this statement should also be treated as you said, on the contrary, listenhe said that the su-24 planes are equipped, as it were, with the means of transporting stupid weapons, and there have been no such planes in service in belarus for a long time, 20 12 years ago. out of order out of order actually now there are su-25s, but these are also very outdated planes, it is unlikely that they can carry nuclear weapons and it is unlikely that russia needs it on belarusian planes if they arrive here 22 of them on the territory belarus is like a passable yard, that is , i also treat it like a directory, but to a territory that is so dangerous in general, to talk about the fact that belarus can transport nuclear weapons is to violate the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, in general, to violate the constitution of belarus and to further aggravate the dangerous situation is irresponsible - irresponsible statements of lukashenka and if we talk about it, we talked a lot because there were moments about it, there were many moments when well it really see

, exactly the opposite, listen. he saids equipped, as it were, with the means of transporting door weapons, and there have been no such aircraft in service in belarus for a long time, 20 12 years. they came out of service, let's say decommissioned. in fact, there are now su-25s, but these are also very outdated aircraft, it is unlikely that they can transport nuclear weapons, and it is unlikely that russia needs it on belarusian planes, if they fly 22 of them here on the territory of belarus, it is a little poor yard like this , that is, i also treat it as a directory, but on the and to the territory so dangerous in general to talk about the fact that belarus can transport nuclear weapons is to violate the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in general, to violate the constitution of belarus and further exacerbate the dangerous situation, this is irresponsible lukashenka's irresponsible statements and if we talk about it, we talked a lot because there were moments about it, there were many moments when it rea

together, so the president of poland, andrzej duda, congratulated us on independence day and said we are listeningin direct language, dear ukrainian brothers, poland was the first in the world to recognize the independence of ukraine , and today we also stand in solidarity with you. when ukraine defends its freedom by fighting back against the russian aggressor, i know that you will win, we poles believe that free ukraine, rebuilt from destruction, will enjoy prosperity in the european to the community please accept the best wishes on the anniversary of your independence at a time when we all see the price of this independence, may friendship firmly unite poles and ukrainians long live independent ukraine, long live free poland well, he simply could not remain silent on such a day and congratulate us on independence day. well, and say that his country will not leave us to our own devices with an aggressor, he is a good friend of ukraine, he is the prime minister of great i am listening to what boris johnson said to britain. it is with great joy that i congratulate ukraine on the 31st anniversary o

listen, uh, dragon astanovitch said a very good thing on the air before i switched it on.erbs. uh, supports the growth just simply the position that the kosovo sets and i think if they were deeply convinced that there would be some benefit from this action they would uh do it, but i think that the victory believe me. this is deeply thinking, all the people, uh, our uh, russia’s lunch there to ukraine, and now, uh, the logical end of the special military operation in ukraine, and many things, uh, will be decided on the shelves, uh, i personally think that, uh, after february 24 . uh, the architecture of international relations has finally changed i think. the better side, because there will be no more, but dictatorship from one place. uh, this is our hope, as a people, that the serbs will receive, uh, historical justice under such conditions. i really hope that, uh, no problem. uh, the coming days and weeks of the month will not be. and i think that all this will be at the level of informational regulation, i really want it, because the experience of e. tolkansky is not ver

. >> greiner's russian listen said a deal won't be possible until after she was sentenced.kely that they will negotiate? does a conviction open new doors for negotiation? >> that's up to the russians. we're still open to have our proposal seriously and positively considered. if on the russian side that that means that they feel like they're more empowered to do that, so be it. we want them to take the offer. it's a good one, a fair one and will help bring paul and brittany home. if this is what it's going to take to get them to yes, then okay, let's get the yes. let's get them home. >> it's been weeks and secretary blinken and lavrov spoke over the phone. is there any glimmer of progress in the last week? >> i'm not going to negotiate in public. conversations are on going at various levels. >> follow up nancy's question. what message the russians are sending to the u.s. but giving brittany greiner so severe sentence? >> i can't speak for the russian judge. your question presupposed that it's a message sending exercise. maybe it is. maybe it's not. historically what we have

public figures daria's friends and his last words of farewell to his daughter, said alexander dugin, his father, i suggest listening to what he said? if someone was touched by her practical, the death of her by her personality value, then she would have one desire to fight. she is the great strange, defend our faith, our holy orthodoxy, love even the russian people, because she died for russia at the front and the front. the biggest price to pay it can only be justified the highest achievement of victory, she lived in the name of victory and she died in the name of victory. despite the fact that daria dugina was not even 30 years old. she has already managed to gain a reputation as an authoritative political scientist. she was fluent in french. i was often invited to comment on french politics from the first days, and daria supported the conduct of a special military operation. she repeatedly traveled to the donbass and descended into the dungeons. azov stood up and it is not surprising that today there are a lot of her friends from donbass in the hall. i suggest listening, what did they say. daria was. the pearls

it's only a few months ago the cdc director said, listen, when we said to follow the science, we never said the science was exact. and my response would be, you kind of did say the science was exact and those who failed to comply were all listed as, at least from the left, were all listed as public health threats. >> look, when officials co out from the national governnt and talk about science, there's an implied understanding, the guy who went to mit and studied science and engineering, when you say science, you're saying data. you're saying we know what's happening. we understand it. here's the response we need. you cannot come back out and say something totally different down the road. most importantly, we don't want to have the cdc, people have no trust in the cdc. we don't want that, but unfortunately that's where we are today. as a governor, i was on those calls with the cdc director, with the white house. we'd hear one thing on the phone and something totally different would happen. we had to buckle down and make our decisions. we kind of listened to what they said. okay, i hear

recent talk about public trust serves only a few months ago the cdc director also came out and said listenen we said to follow the science we never said the science was exact. my response would be you kind of did say the science was exact. those who failed to comply were all listed at police from the left listed as public health threats. >> look, when officials come out from the national government and talk about science there is an implied understanding was a guy that went to mit and studied a lot of science and engineering, when you say the word to science you say deity say we know it's happening, we understand it here's the response that we need. you cannot come back out and say something totally different on the road. most importantly we do not want to have the cdc people have no trust in the cdc but we do not want that but in portland that is where we are today. as a governor is on the cause of the cdc director roma calls with the white house, would hear one thing on the phone, something totally different would happen next week. mass confusion. as the governors during the height of th

and she said, listen to me carefully now, and i said, as she said, all your life, you're going to struggle with weighty questions. probably if you care about anything at all, when you do his my advice, read, read, read, read, read, find out as much as you can, about whatever the question might be. okay? and listen to all sides of the argument. ok, barbara, when you've done that, you've done all the heavy lifting your work is of but, but i, when she said the next pet is very easy, very easy, roger. and well, what's the next bit mum? and she said, do the right thing. ah, i feel quite emotional. even saying that now, i mean, she's been dead for 15 years. but my mom said that to me when i was 13 years old and i would say to anybody or any child or young adolescent or anyone really breed read. and when you've done a let do the right, thus will i try and do is the right thing. so talking to you today on our t, although it's going to come back and bite me in the ass, i couldn't get enough. you know, why? because it's the right thing to do and to go on making a noise, as long as i have a voice. an

listen to the direct speech of this week. again, the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, urmas rein salo, said, let's listen to what he saidter the question. i do not agree with the opinion that we should separate ordinary citizens of russia from putin's war in ukraine is waged by the russian federation as a state, and there is no doubt that the citizens of this country are morally responsible for this by their passivity, so estonia's position is that the european union is imposing sanctions. a country that can also implement them, let's say russian citizens are not happy here, but in estonia they believe that every russian is responsible for what putin does, every russian is responsible for the aggression that is going on now in the russian aggression that is going on now in ukraine, what do you think and there are such correct russians

listen. >> you said, perhaps, president trump should not run again in the past.your thoughts now in the wake of this. >> i came out and i was vocal. i don't think he should run for president. we have a lot of very talented people on the bench. i like rob desantis, tim scott, icky haley. i will actively campaign for those as they take on the role of president. >> michael bennett says if he runs, i think he will be donald trump again and i will support him and beating donald trump again. >> he will probably not win that race. i think he has his work cut out for him. but, some of these other states, i mean, maria is right. the trump backed candidates may not be the best fit for that state. you mentioned ohio and pennsylvania. we will see. a lot of those candidates have been assisted with help from democrats. but, perhaps those states are not the best fit for those candidates. it will be a state-by-state issue. you have to look at what is going on locally. you were talking about alaska earlier. i think that that is an interesting case there. republican populism that

nfl mvp aaron rodgers said psychedelics one is best seasons in football. listenfascinated by this topic for a long time for treating conditions like depression. it's something that's been in my family. it's a tough thing to deal with. some of the treatment's becoming mainstream for document series on netflix how to change your mind examines the issue the series is through the top of the netflix streaming charts. driving out his chief of psychiatry and ethics doc one health. little different subject this time with you. given your background in psychiatry, mental health obviously something you know a lot about. depression, runs in my family it's a devastating thing. it's not sadness or not sandy lawton but he lost a job, you are depressed and there's no real connection to anything tangible. is this a potential treatment ketamine, and mushrooms? >> the short answer is yes, dan. as a psychiatrist and clinical experience kind with both sides of these drugs. on the one hand i have seen psychedelics harm patients when they are used recreationally or irresponsibly use. i

who said boys? listen to me carefully. today you beat off our guy from the cops. being kept and how many guards. what are you stupid. hey , fat, good, you will squeal your show- off. i'll roll you all over the field, understand? let's talk, the shaman himself walks around and has a decoction, he sits in the base at his house. how much guard me. why don't we just give you a massage? do you love? why didn't you give me the money right away? you got me no longer took your money a little. and how will you get the donkey going? eh, that's good. baron sending from moscow smelly money and i beg you very much not to touch my family of my friends. go hiking. have a warm drink, thank you. well, why are you crying? whom to cry like this is not my husband, not children. and there are no tears. i'm sorry. how old is the son? i was 10. 20 if born they have already called several times, i'm afraid they can send someone here, they may come here from moscow by the time your husband will pick you up. i'll go and fetch it. do you hear her? come on, kill me, kill me! there were probl

but listen, the former president, obviously gloating about her defeat tonight. bill, you said tonight cheney's recent voting has more been for what she believes, and less about what wyoming voters want, like gun control, for example. listen to whet tonight's winner, harriet hageman, had to say about that. >> wyoming has spoken on the eyes of everyone who is concerned that the game is becoming more and more rigged against them. and what wyoming has shown today as that while it may not be easy, we can dislodge entrenched politicians, who believe they have risen above the people they are supposed to represent and serve. >> so, hageman making a point that they're getting rid of quote, unquote, a league that don't represent wyoming voters. her message resonated? >> yes, apparently. i think it certainly is donald trump's magic, let's be honest. and she is an instrument for delivering a message of loyalty to donald trump. hageman made a big deal about whatever minor differences she has with liz cheney over policy, or criticize liz cheney for substantive reasons. it was the disloyalty

and she said listen to me carefully now. and i said, as she said, all your life, you're going to struggle with weighty questions. probably if you care about anything at all, when you do his my advice, read, read, read, read, read, find out as much as you can about whatever the question might be. okay, and listen to all sides of the argument. okay, but when you've done that, you've done all the heavy lifting your work is of but, but i went, she said the next bit is very easy. very easy, roger. and well, what's the next bit, mum? and she said, do the white thing ah, i know, i feel quite emotional. even saying that now. i mean, she's been dead for 15 years. but my mom said that to me when i was 13 years old and i would say to anybody else to any child or young adolescent or anyone really breed, read. and when you've done all that, do the right as well. i try and do is the right thing. so talking to you to day on our t, although it's going to come back and bite me in the ass, i couldn't give enough. you know, why? because it's th

war again i bet you're listening now, he said and that's his right. that's the position put him in. and of course, his natural being who he is. well, let's bring ukraine into this. sure. has that raised the danger, in your view, of nuclear war? absolutely. i don't think there's any question right now that we are a greater danger of nuclear war than at any time since 1983. during the evil archer exercise, in the height of brinksmanship, the first reagan term, or possibly 1962. have to recognize that in the cold war, the last cold war, we used to draw the line at the elbe river halfway across germany and. the threat was to the soviets. if you try conquer west germany or france or britain, we will go to nuclear war to prevent that. right. but now we've moved that line 1200 miles to the east and incorporated all these former warsaw pact states into our alliance and in fact we've even from the russian point of view by bringing the baltic into naito, we've left the russian mini province, kaliningrad behind, nato's lines between, the baltic sea, lithuania an

and this week, again the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, urmas rein salo, said, let's listen to what he said, then the question. i do not agree with the opinion that we should separate ordinary citizens of russia from putin . the war in ukraine is being waged by the russian federation as a state, and there is no doubt about that. that the citizens of this country are morally responsible for this by their passivity, that is why estonia's position is that the european union is introducing sanctions. they believe that every russian is responsible for what putin is doing, every russian is responsible for the aggression that is going on right now in the russian aggression that is going on right now in ukraine, what do you think, and there are such correct russians, well, correct russian, there are attempts , at least remember the capture of ukrainian sailors in the kerch strait, when they were kept in the camps, the russians dropped off and the lawyers constantly brought something to the ukrainian sailors, well, at least remember victoria like that, that is, a certain human solidar

take, listen to what was said. nothing good will come of it. taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit. and a lot of bad things could happen. these include a chinese military response that could result in the u. s. being plunged into in direct conflicts with a nuclear armed russia and a nuclear armed china at the same time. this week with the blessing, the, by the ministration nancy pelosi decided to head to taiwan. that's all but confirmed at this point, government officials in taipei have just been notified that policies arrival is imminent. she may be in the air right now. she's definitely coming one source told the wall street journal. the only variable is whether she spends the night. so nancy pelosi goes to taipei. what's the effect of that? well, we don't need to guess. the chinese government has said repeatedly and clearly that if nancy pelosi lands in taiwan, it could trigger a global war. are you here to provoke a wool or to start a wall? what the hell are

take a listen to what she said earlier. the president earlier well, earlier in his term talked about a strong emphasis on the asian pacific. he, he has visited, their vice president, visited the secretary of commerce and others. and we want that congress of the united states to be part of that initiative. of course, as the west coast person, we see that pacific as they're, you know, that they're their home, we're part of that as well. so you can see there, she's almost shrugging it off as if it's no big deal. she's just going to say more of the pacific ocean, and yet we look at all of the ramping of the engines that we're seeing between the u. s. and china right now. that makes you wonder if she truly realizes the impact of this visit. that let's take the politicians rhetoric out of the equation for now . rachel, what's the general view in america regarding this whole thing? yeah, there seem to be more questions than answers as to why polos is embarking on a trip like this, right? with everything that's going on in the u. s

ground there who said they are concerned about the long term impacts of policies, visit that will play out and impacted them long after she has returned to the united states. take listen to what was said. it's about mimicry, interest, they use taiwan, they use that you political, i measure to, to benefit themselves. they only care about how the government can be holding the powers it is in them states. okay, so they just used high one to get our attention for domestic market from good to lucy, touch china's bottom line. she touch the red line. so both the us and china have to take action accordingly. the only pelosi will benefit from the elusive visit that's all i know. lucy's visit will add tensions across the taiwan strait, which has no benefit at all for the taiwan people. i really hope the americans won't come around to mess things up so that we can live a peaceful life policy talking about taiwanese democracy, taiwanese democracy here, and you hear some of the comments from the locals as saying they're really concerned because this is, it's flaring an awful lot of tensions between the 2 biggest plays on the well blog these days. yeah, it is curious as the kind of

ground there who said they are concerned about the long term impacts of policies, visit that will play out and impacted them long after she has returned to the united states. take listen to what was said. it's of all about mercury interest. they use taiwan, they use that your political mom measure to to benefit themselves. they only care about how the government can be holding the power it is in them states. okay. so they just used high one to get their attention for domestic market from good to lucy, touch china's bottom line. she touched the red line. so both the u. s. and china have to take actions accordingly. only pelosi will benefit from the elusive visit. that's all. play she visit will attention across the taiwan straits, which has no benefit at all for the taiwan people. i really hope that the americans will not come around to messed things up so that we can live at peaceful life in all of this. it's also been notable to see how the white house has responded to this. right. you got president biden, who himself has admitted that the u. s. military did not think this trip was a good idea that they were concerned about the ways in which it would increase tension

we listened and said you can take this money and do what you please because it is about you not us. our elections are won by the individual. treat them as individual businesses, families, kids, it is their issues we are carrying. that is the funnest part of the job. you go out and listen to a story, -- we are politicians. at the end of the day we do not -- it does not matter. when you listen and connect to families they get excited and that is what they actually walk away from. we can talk about issues for 20 or 30 seconds then we got to give them three times as much time to tell us what is affecting them. public safety i hear all the time you see it nationally and there is a lot of fear out there of what is happening nationally about defunding the police and we see what is happening nationally of in big cities and republicans are standing up and pushing back saying we support law enforcement every single time. we support -- making sure that folks can defend themselves and their families and will have a process to do that. we've been doing it 50 years and it worked really well. i ca

>> but his chief of staff said it. >> listen -- >> jason miller said it.tolen. do you think maybe there is a higher possibility that the election just wasn't stolen? >> no, it was. >> i mean, you know? makes sense. [laughs] jason? >> if you think probability -- yeah. >> it was interesting, presenting the facts of the statements that people have said, underworld, saying the election wasn't stolen. jason miller, ivanka, you say that no this is a fact. they said this under oath. people still choose to believe whatever they want to believe. whatever, mike lindell tells them. yes, i did have a little bit of a run in with him. it started out very cordial. the up, there is a picture of us. not 20 seconds later he said i was an embarrassment to the country. which her because i have been following like for a really long time. i'm a fan of his work, his monologues. he can talk for a really long time without breathing it seems i. >> don't take it too hard. you are not an embarrassment to your country. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> are you telling me, guys, that

take a listen to what she said earlier. the president, earlier, well, earlier in his term talked about a strong emphasis on the asian pacific. he, he has visited there. as vice president visited, the secretary of commerce and others. and we want that congress of the united states to be part of that initiative. of course, as a west coast person, we see that pacific as they're, you know, that they're their home. we're part of that as well. so you can see there, she's almost shrugging it off as if it's. 2 no big deal, she's just going to see more of the pacific ocean. and yet we look at all of the ramping of attention that we've seen between the us and china right now. and it makes you wonder if she truly realizes the impact of this business. well, it's interesting you had mentioned that the biden had said, well, the timing of the trip is not ideal, but i just had a guest on earlier who said, nonsense, spite and knew absolutely perfectly well the policy was going to go do this in him . he must have given her his stamp of appro

let's listen to what he said of assisted reproductive technologies of the stavropol regional clinicallleagues. they could not make a mistake during the artificial insemination procedure. this is excluded during the procedure of auxiliary product technologies all manipulations are performed individually from different times. for each pair separately and in the process. crossing of biological material from other e- strangers or between married couples is impossible according to the head of the department at the clinic checked no violations found. and how did it happen that little polina had a different father to ask elena in this case, pregnancy, but it could have come. naturally, along with the same institution, that is, not through it, and of course people. well, would i really go so far, come on the transfer, if everything was real, as this doctor says ultrasound june 1 hmm i felt bad. i was already on the record. uh, due to the stimulation, i started having severe abdominal pain. i ran to do an ultrasound. it was june 1, the doctor looked at me. there, the ovaries were enlarged agai

, he said this listen. >> the fbi has a burden now to demonstrates not a continuum of his last seven years and then trying to get trauma. ultimately the competency of the american people is going to be improved in the fbi if they have more transparency but if they present next week they completely blacked out document i think it is going to increase the accusations that the fbi is playing politics in this investigation. >> as we just heard there he is saying look the onus is on them to basically show the rest of the country but they know they have been political for the fbi's history of falsifying information to go after donald trump. the attorney general's cooley upset about being railroaded from the supreme court we have the magistrate judge with a history of saint auntie trump things on social media so joey, i can we trust anything any of these people have to say? >> pulled the scorecard acquisition of trump committing treason are asked espionage zero as far as proving it. the fbi planting evidence or doctoring evidence at least one. so in presid

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