, the selection of mackay from the entire environment, of course, greatly alarmed putin, the russians ukraine , russia, putin today thinks about the post-war period , first of all, of course, russian. they were not very interested in the fact that after the war, after the guys, vladimir makyk would apply for the post of leader of belarus again after the war. for putin, this is certainly a terrible option. that is why , first of all, russia was interested in the fact that makyk did not in any way continue to influence the defeated lukashenko. this is the tandem between lukashenko and markei, and this is the main reason that the plans were destroyed by vladimir makee. were used not only during the time of the medici yes, but also much earlier in the current situation we understand how many different chemical laboratories there are, so to speak, and the story with the newcomer is a certain proof of this from the other side as far as i understand the key task in the current situation if it is used here and against powerful influential world players is to make death look natural. politicia

the positive attitude of lukashenko and mackay, the selection of mackay from the whole environment certainly worried putin very much, i think that o-o-o, to some extent, on the eve of the defeat against ukraine, russia putin today is thinking about the post-war period, first of all, of course, russian. how will it be ? a political situation is developing in russia, well, first of all, of course, in belarus and kazakhstan, they play, they are not interested in the post-war period after the partnership, just as in kazakhstan, he would apply for the post of leader of belarus vladimir makeev, for putin, this is certainly a terrible option that is already happening, therefore, first of all, russia was interested in the fact that makeev did not continue to influence lukashenko in any way . dear mr. general as for the instruments, we understand that similar instruments were used not only in the time of the medici yes, but also much earlier in the current situation, we understand how many different chemical laboratories and the story with the newcomer, so to speak, is a certain proof of this from th

mackay charged something new.ith ukraine. well, even now. well, what can he do then? now, when lukashenko is without help, he can either cut it out or, by the way, today in moscow , or the next few days, he is a challenge. in the moscow stake in the khanustav beloved, how would your horde take him ? one suicidal step, the belarusian army will not go to war against ukraine as soon as possible, they can turn back their weapons against the lukashenko regime, it is staunch. well, because the only thing that was not positively understood was how you criminals, the dictator lukashenko brushes the belarusian society, it is not that he is fighting with the same putin at least for the formal formal signs of independence, independence of oneself, the fall and the replacement of mukachenko on this answer will mean that no one will be dependent on the belogov army most likely, he will return the weapon against the system officer to the kremlin, especially since there is such a trainer as the fairly active belarusian fighting

death is not their fault, that is, if mackay was loyal to psoma, they did not save him, and the fsbhey are, respectively. the popular version that belarusians are now talking about in the kitchens of the official, they removed their own kdbeshniks as a result of a mutiny or by order of lukashenka, because a train of political murders has been attributed to him since the 90s in the death of the minister of internal affairs, the head of the cec , the head of the verkhovna rada of the republic of belarus and a number of famous people which, by the way, well, in the years when they died, that is 95-96-97, they were not in such an opposition, they were terrible in relation to lukashenka, the fact is the only small town with a forbidden world. but to bring him to a heart attack is a dictator they say we don't have imprisoned teachers что не слышной обрат this is how he communicates in public and behind closed doors, the former ambassador of ukraine to belarus roman bezsmertny heard conversations many times in the first office of the minsk residence. the state when lukashenka's colleagues

narrowly focused independence and positive attitudes of lukashenko, when lukashenko , the selection of mackaym the entire environment certainly greatly alarmed putin rokyan i think that oh-oh-oh in what - perhaps on the eve of the defeat against ukraine, russia putin today is thinking about the post- war period, first of all, of course, russian. in kazakhstan, they were not very interested in the post- war period after the partnership, as well as in kazakhstan, vladimir makey would apply for the post of leader of belarus. for putin, this is certainly a terrible option. this is already happening, so russia was primarily interested in making sure that makey did not continue to influence lukashenko in any way. uh, this tandem between lukashenko and marky is broken, and this is the main reason, perhaps, the fruit perished. vladimir makeya dear mr. generals. tools were used not only during the time of the medici yes, but also much earlier in the current situation we understand how many different chemical laboratories there are, so to speak, and the story with the newcomer is a certain proof of thi

while we heard from political as alexander mackay, he said the proviso not to our missouri was actually an attempt to rationalize the enormous amount of money and weaponry being sent you for. this is an exercise in trying to retain some plausible deniability. oh, some weapons got into the hands of some nazi aligned unit, so we didn't know that we didn't. we didn't want that to happen, but it's the entire ukrainian state that's organized around these principles now. so whatever they put in the bill, it's just a political box taking nothing more. so this is a matter of what hillary clinton used to call a public position and private position in the public position. the american government. busy deployed naziism and all of its evil crimes in the private position. they'll welcome and collaborate with nazis. anytime they need a job doing against russia or against china or against anybody else, who is an official designated enemy of the u. s. government, they will work with any more, any body, no matter how despicable no matter what kind of a blood soaked past they've got, they will work with

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or washington correspondent mackay dakota is covering the story. i asked her about the expectations in the us regarding so lensky visit was that the, i mean, this is understood as very strong symbolism and as is meant as such towards rasa where after all, vladimir putin is addressing his chief commanders at this very day that voted may zalinski is actually daring to leave his country for the 1st time in 10 months of wool. so that's quite a symbolic act. and we are also learning from a senior official this and that there will be a sit down with joe biden, an in depth, strategic talk. and that's the language that was used to discuss the way ahead of course, or with an eye on the u. s. budget in congress right now. the u. s. is ukraine's biggest fonda and it wants to remain as thought that certainly what too wide wants . and he is set on fulfilling his promise of doing whatever it takes to keep ukraine independent and a free country. but overarching, this is strong symbolism with key announcements of a patriot defense system, a to be sent to ukraine.

heavy impression on me, because if the cream has already switched to such methods, and i think that mackayas still killed , uh, that is, it was a signal from lukashenko that all yours maneuvering and your dancing eyes about avoiding the participation of belarus in the war against ukraine is ending. and it was clear that, in fact, last week, control planes also flew to belarus, on which there was also a delegation. as far as i know , the leadership of the main operational department of the general staff of the ussr, the representatives of the e-e headed by shoigu have now arrived, they signed the protocol, as far as i was told that it is connected precisely with the optimization of the management system of the regional group of troops, i.e. its transformation in fact, it will already be completely subordinated to the russian command without any deviations regarding belarus, and i think that lukashenko will actually be forced to follow instructions from the kremlin, and i think that they lukashenka has already been broken and, unfortunately, preparations have really begun for a new invasion

and some of these do have criminal statutes, andrew mackay you talked about this.in some of these actions. it will be interesting to see what else comes up just the kinds of charges that were suggested. >> absolutely right. the criminal liability, we've been very focused as you said jamie on donald trump today. the justice department's focus is going to go far beyond donald trump. and for many of those folks that follow the path number of the investigation, that is because it will encourage them to cooperate. to avoid criminal liability by coming and sharing the knowledge we experience the conversations, the communications they are in possession of. >> it's also thinking of telling the truth. i realize it is a sweet concept. thanks everyone, we're gonna continue our coverage of the january six hearing in a moment. but, first breaking news. the trump era emigration policy will now remain in place, at least for now due to actions by the justice of the united states. we have more on that next. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? o

scott, lawyer, schuyler mackay. scott, a very good morning to you . how a very good morning to you. how do anticipate it's going to do you anticipate it's going to play do you anticipate it's going to play ? well, one of the play today? well, one of the main complaints brought the asylum deal was that it inherently unlawful . and up inherently unlawful. and up until now, it's widely criticised for going against the refugee convention and it's also been criticised for going against the government's commitment , against the government's commitment, a case by against the government's commitment , a case by case commitment, a case by case decision making process as the is seen as a assessment of aranda as a safe country . there aranda as a safe country. there has also been concern that individuals will be removed without , having had access to without, having had access to legal advice. so, for example if an individual has been trafficked to the uk and, the uk does not fulfil its to investigate the trafficking claim. it could mean that the government is in breach of the european convent

so, okay, so this george mackay dean chapman and colin firth , it's summoned and colin firth, it's summonedld war i film, two soldiers attempting to deliver a message to the front lines. it's really remarkable. it's all in one long shot, no camera at all, apart from one bit where cheek as he goes to sleep is sort of the cutaway. but it looks it does work. yeah. you think it would be so compelling, but it really is a first for tv because you've only ever seen elsewhere before. and then we get into wednesday now. so is what everyone's like. so this is what everyone's like. what day of the week is it? where the 28th of where they say the 28th of december, am pick december, wednesday? am i pick out picks? got an out two picks? they've got an afternoon you want to afternoon run if you want to snooze out finding oh, snooze in and out finding oh, this sequel to finding this is the sequel to finding nemo, by degeneres easy nemo, voiced by degeneres easy watch . no one could argue about watch. no one could argue about this one. it's family friendly. so that's really good. and then in the evening, ag

arnaud mackay less who joined me and you was the leader of an organization along time ago as is now working with me and we are in orlando together today and will be at the holocaust resource enter. one of the things that i got approach with early on was, why do you keep bringing white people into our sikh temple? don't you know we are scared. we are afraid. and this was a lot of the leadership. and the rabbi knows this. a lot of the leadership you are a little bit older said, hey, we are traumatized. don't do that. don't bring white people here, especially we don't bring white people who are skinheads. and i said, listen. america's promise, we all came here for a better life. and we do have an obligation, a responsibility to this country. and if i let you sit in your segregation, because you are fearful, the next doctor, the less next law enforcement will not happen. the next person annex person who will who will go out to be a congress person will not happen. and so i think we owe it to our dad in america to make sure that we get out. that we nourish the yeah the young generation. so that

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