so the the main inventor, henry berliner, was the main test pilot. we don't know why we don't he wasn't even a licensed conventional aircraft pilot. but he he was the one who tested most of his aircraft until he partnered with the military and got a professional military test pilot. this is we believe this is the. first helicopter to ever use a tail rotor. so it's not like a typical tail rotor today, which i mentioned before, is used to counteract torque. this is actually to lift the tail up to move the machine forward. it has the installed rudders and an elevator like a conventional aircraft to help with stability. the biggest problem with this machine was and with all helicopters at the time was stability. a lot of aircraft, a lot of experimental helicopters, they could hover. all right. but the further they got from the ground, the shakier. they got this was no exception, even though it did fare better. that's what these things are for. they're called control vanes or vents. they're actually two. this is actually meant for stability and for direct

prize j on the main prize which on the main prize which for eye on the main prize which for most is all the atlantic pretty much at all costs. she is on that spectrum tnztz eli-e ie en thee'eeeetrem' "'*””"""""”" mzts ehe ie en thet'eeeeeem' " ' keir starmer saying, costs, let's try to calm at all costs, let's try to calm things down, keep americans may not work but part: "z ’ ’ z partof 7 iriifipa’rt'ofifgthat, ’ in 7 part ofzthat, rare they are part otthat, they are that spectrum of people 7 if that effort must made, no matter how it make you uncomfu'rtabtg'it’mightmake ~- - m um of course, we have talking 7 talking about those eeee tele'ee eeeet tee=e ' ' " between meetings between president and sir keir starmer macron end sid/eel— sterr-eer donald trump in the white earlier this week and had 7 had phone 7 had phone calls with they both had phone calls with mr trump i would not mr trump yestereeyelweeld net surprised, would mr trump yesterdayetweeld net surprised, would you, the ee eefefieeee eeele eee; if tee " ’ ’” of today and this conclusion of todayand this they are back on th

. >> i understand maine, is maine here? the governor of maine? >> i'm here. >> are you not going to comply with that? >> i'll come play with state and federal laws. >> well, we are the federal law. you getter do it. you better do it because you'll not get any federal funding in you don't. your population doesn't want men playing in women sports so you better comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. >> see you in court. >> every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that. brian: this is every day and almost every hour. real reality going for border security and going to executive orders and pardons and trump the sequel wants to see everything like a real reality show and after four years of joe biden's administration and secretive history and press conferences and few interviews and going for them and friendly features and even the most important part going for this and did not seem to care. trump answered over 7,000 questions in the first few weeks. seven times more than joe biden in the first 30 days. >>

they managed to solve some sensitive issues of the i'm all may 40 bodies from chris to the main. so once you've got a couple things you something to me, so the company us for all this, the only way you build the problem is only 5. i mean the price for on a, the buy, she quoted, the bank or federal chest, or i could look it up or think it all the 1st have been store the the 58 or i fi fi to evaluate its been a capital easily got it. and they out of me and enough calls to the secretary of the got it louie, the problems with the, with the, for my stuff to and i see i see you're a level pulled a, the, the delivery of entity, the out of the my eh, normally a and i and click where it locates on sending about a policy. so when i say that you've got a few come to that to be a bit of same vehicle, might of creech proposal, tennessee come to the me get a fee. i thought the clean the new to be joining it as well as today. and so they didn't study in their lifestyle dalliances without breaking terrace and connections with the politicians and government officials around the world. even in spi

the main target was russia. and i, and a, this was stated repeatedly to the us goal was to surround russia with nato. the us goal was to make sure that russia was the 2nd rate or 3rd rate power it all invidious. we had a remarkable rand corporation paper in 2019, which had find one of the most disgusting works. a coming out of a, out of a us official them. that said, you know, basically how do we extend rush, how do we annoy russia? how do we undermine russia? that's a, a national goal. how about, how do we cooperate with russian? how do we make peace with rush? how do we find security arrangements if, if rand was working on that, it would be good. yeah. but that paper in 2019 is literally a list of ways to annoy aggravate and weak and russia. that's yeah, hassles for us policy i'm, i'm sorry to say, and these are supposed to be the adults in the room. you know, it's, it's just astonishing and it's just me so depressing watching this for to many years. now jeffrey, just quickly that there was a link to pull publ

that's good, but i understand main is the main here, the governor of a yes. are you not go to comply with it for you? are you? well, we are the federal law. we are the little bit to do if you would you through it. because you're not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't and but we don't care. we don't get federal funding. we don't care what you say. you're just the president united states lives. i want to look at the do man in speedo sports. well, know how to compute better comply because otherwise you're not getting any, any federal funding. yeah. every state good. i'll see you and could i look forward to that. that's just the layers that clears daylight. but all you, the course jumped to e mails that completely balanced individual, right. she's a kind of lady who likes to go play chess in the evenings, walks the dog with the kids down. you know, soccer mom, normal, normal, kind of american average american, these are the people who represent average america, right. are you right this time i think should us and i, where is your american, once

the journey will most likely be main economic powerhouse of europe. but it will never get back in a position that, you know, it's it how in the decades full like world war 2, the growth has changed. so germany will probably manage to main, maintain a solid industrial base. there will be a few industrial leaders here. and there and manufacturer need the automotive industry of the service industry. but global competition is going to intensify for there will be much more internationally competitive companies that will be much more competitive than germany companies alone for the reason that companies in these 2 jurisdictions, china and the united states, they have in front of their doors strip a large single market where companies can scale to competitive nose to international competitiveness. and that's a very different story in germany. we do not have a single marketed to you, but to us manufacturing they've to be with us on catching the cost super. thank you very much. what i mean? well, i'll jump it is economy as faltering portugal is expected to be

but for now his main concern is to get his main fits for the job. most of them a week after long periods of combat in the trenches the both the positive. i'm going to put him in mrs. dogs, of course, because it's the way that i see a dyslexia phillip it is tell you we are forced to many of them low, but mostly will feel normal. the president with your name is of so to really for most of the project, your foot on would have if we don't give somebody i've got those figures just hold on. let me stick up a couple estimates of always with a just to find you mostly, full digital system of them, but a good one. you would have completed the the, the 14 to 14, to the new mobile, these 3 big, the local, the local supply. it was a little photo to what's today, let's say. so i'm just going to use to just like watching jessica hoping i could do that with all those. no, we've looked on the all sort along with those and the stumbling taylor filters. click on new sites here. for laser, another little aramark, that is a draw fee from a cub of he's made a funny thing

and so pretty quickly, he realizes he has a main obstacle. he thinks maybe it's just one lecture, but he sees louverture as one of this main obstacle and decides he's got get rid of him in the process. he is already busy reinstating and reinforcing slavery. so after the treaty of armijo, which takes place formally in march 1802, bonaparte to work pretty quickly to in, to, to slavery in martinique we're hit it never been abolished so remember at this time that the treaty of omnium the british return martinique and other colonies they had lost that that france had lost the return of those colonies back to france. but martinique is the big one. so now bonaparte has an issue he can either say slavery is abolished in martinique as well. remember, the french republic is supposed to be one and indivisible or can say he can create an exception and say that slavery can exist in martinique and the other colonies return to france. and so that's what he does by the law. may 1802 so this is what you're looking at here. you're looking at the two document a

show that the arms dealers set up a meeting in a small town on the lebanese border of the one of the main um, as traffic on routes in the middle east. positive through here, a lot of hands on the, on, on the tool for both of us so. so that's odd. feet above on the flat level. a lot of them on the side of the liberties town is a 30 minute drive from the syrian border. a meeting is arranged in with a guide who will take the journal is to a major city less. an unremarkable grey house on the outskirts, but this mode is the exterior hines. what resembles in this warehouse. tom smuggling is big business for the locals and sometimes it's the only way to survive . and that was the total was $100.00 a month on the motion for you, the month of device sheet and the for sure. and that's going to be the best fit for you on the, for the farm on my machine from the store to most of these images we're taking the year before the palestinian is right at a conflict escalated a time when massive alms purchased. as daunted across the region, so the only the holding the street for them i feel i'm the most of t

the main page. most of the 25th 2017 nissan coast regions. while actually a district looked at the september 26, 2017, the village of catalina needs to reach a tip of cutting of care. how to say those codes if you wish to made this a 2018, the city of alec to the was that it wouldn't not do the duties go either way, but he bought some bulk lee, hard to escape, listed october 9, 2018. the city of h snitch in new of region. williams carter, but you're in need of them for getting mails that it was done the cash or fuck i knew the incident, but it's not showing you the issue. but i give them a bunch of times a new property. do i need to know more about them teaching that was good on? yeah. do you be upset as a young group? i'm always go the future to me when you're doing the cable. quite sure what they are, who are you not that are doing well. uh, i know these are going to expect that you will come up with a lease to no visit and it will uh, brings through to quito, actually using the sport instead, you

research mission on the main's service —— the blue are ongoing, we have a 0scars are ongoing, we haves manchester united out of the competition after extra in durban to lift his first dp world tour title. gone out on penalties to fulham at old trafford, victor lindelof and joshua zirkzee both failing

and he's the whole sense of grievance at a main ally, willing to l. i with our enemy, he to, i have to, i'll have to squeeze in one more question you all from don't yet skin east and ukraine, i believe, which has run, expire russia back in 2014 peyton has ruled out giving back those ukrainian regions that claims to have an x as part of any future deal. can you accept that if that's what it takes to get us these 5? and i think that it was, it would be on very good conditions right now. i mean, usually probably wish for that because that's been written off for quite some time, including crime. yes. but it's official policy of ukraine not to acknowledge the legitimacy of these lag. i've said it's absolutely checks. it checks up with the international law, but i think of these regions. so as long as russia remains in his current configure, the patient has a kind of empire of sorts that was the sped by gobbling up. you crazy to a big around fire. but as long as it remains that we can keep these regions the boss, and i think it's a fair apple lee. but now t

but more fundamentally, in the american led world, the main target was not europe, the main target was russia. and i, and a, this was stated repeatedly to the us goal was to surround russia with nato. the us goal was to make sure that russia was the 2nd rate or 3rd rate power it all invidious. we had a remarkable rand corporation paper in 2019, which had find one of the most disgusting works. a coming out of a i would of a us official than i did said, you know, basically how do we extend rush, how do we annoy russia? how do we undermine russia? that's a, a national goal. how about, how do we cooperate with russian? how do we make peace with rush? how do we find security arrangements if, if rand was working on that, it would be good. yeah. but that paper in 2019 is literally a list of ways to annoy aggravate and weak and russia. that's yeah. has to support us policy i'm, i'm sorry to say, and these are supposed to be the adults in the room. you know it's, it's just astonishing. it's just me so depressing watching this with too many years now jeffrey, just quickly that there was a link t

but all of these for them, i think lead the village, the main said we talked on fact on which is that after for the kids or for military, perfect. do you have convinced ip? there is no way to have this conflict. the should find a solution for the level just messing the methodist without fit the test. yes. all right, so at some point 7, you know, it's important to know times to, to the view is know that not old code is people are terrorist and aligned with the p k k. so the real question here is, is, are, was, and then for the could it's feasible that reside currently in the southeast to cynthia. perhaps the ones that live in the northern parts of syria to well said it for them. of course the pick occasion the t a gun to present all comes in turkey. but the, because of the main was a ment appropriate for turkey because after, because of weather for the kids of the military development they're on more than 50000 has been to both sides. so that means i think 4 trips and it's gonna be the good of the then populate for trinity to stop the new phase off of the solution after this voicemail

one of the main arms trafficking roots in the middle east, pauses through here. a lot of hand on the, on the mental foot bubbles a little bit. so. uh, so that's odd. nothing about the uh, the wireless land leveled. a lot of them on the head of the lebanese town is a 30 minute drive from the syrian border. a meeting is arranged in with a guide who will take the journal is to a major. it's the last, the, an unremarkable gray house on the outskirts. but this mode is the exterior hynes. what resembles in this warehouse. comes smuggling is big business for the locals. and sometimes it's the only way to survive. and that was the most affordable was $100.00 a month on the promotion for you. it's only month that device. you're good enough for sure. and those for the for the find them on the sheet on it. and still, most of these images were taking the year before the palestinian israeli conflict escalated a time when massive alms budget is daunted across the region. so the only, that's the end of the month, i'm noting the shape for the demo for you. i'm the most of the fe

so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america ends in failure of all the developments in washington, we spoke about what some of the tables that hangs kaywood around economist jeffrey stuff. so i'm still coming to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in it, almost the meaningless document, the middle half of the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate, confused to havior. this is not strategy. this is not a national policy. this is not continuing award business deluxe and offering the funding status. a lot of people are still digesting last nights smacked down and watching is over. office will break it all down for you right here on how to during this live hour here from. so for the us a capital we go into the hallowed holes of the white house of the cameras. it was rolling for old to see the landscape. i really didn't get the memo, but team trump dumont's respect, and the ukranian narrative in america isn't flying anymore. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. y

so essentially he leaves empty handed from the main goal of his trip to america, ultimately continued failure also in the program, the final round, the presidential elections are taking place enough costs you both is to develop all the choosing between the 2 candidates that have competing visions. for the nations or, and part of the, of the shop ways. my last large explosive trump. so let's keep eating a steel reverberating gold around the world. let's break it down to where you live right here on our side to the us capital we go, the hallowed holes of the white house. as the cameras were rolling for all to see about, the apparently didn't get the memo. that team trump dumont's respect and ukrainian narrative. frankly, it's not flying in the us any. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump's doing. can ask you? sure. yeah, yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy if it's going to in the destruction of your country, but he's mr. president. mr. president with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you

so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america ultimately ends. in fact, also in the program, the final round of the presidential elections taking place. and not because you photos of the ballot ball the choosing between 2 candidates that have competing visions for the nations part and part of the, for the truck way from last night, explosive trump 17. be doing a still reverberating all around the world. let's bring it out for you right now. live from much going onto the internet to the us capitol. we go into the hallowed holes of the white house, and the cameras were rolling for all to see as it lensky apparently didn't get the memo. the team trump dumont's respect, and by the way, ukrainian narrative is no longer flying in america anymore. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country, but he's mr. president. mr. president with respect, i think it's

but ultimately, the effort and commitment of the players was there, that's the main thing.he draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. championship side preston play at home to aston villa. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. including a 2—1victory for hibs in the edinburgh in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get kevin nisbet getting both the goals, with the equaliser points forjust the second time this season. but laurenjames came through with the equaliser. world—record signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after they beat leicester city 2—nil. find a way to win, and we've done that. i think that's our seventh in a row. i think it's our tenth clean sheet out of 15 games, to go, than we did last season. ten—man real sociedad. and kept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them to cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. out to be a convincin

but for now his main concern is to get his main fits for the job. most of them a week after long periods of combat in the trenches both plus the positive. i'm going to put him in missing the tough quarter because it's on the way. no. i see a dyslexia phillip, can you spell your 1st the many of them low, but mostly on the field, the minutes of so to just motor stuff to do it for them. what about the window to give someone i've got those figures just let me just take a couple of minutes of always with a just to find your monthly full digital system. the one you sort of completed the the, the 1414 to the new mobile. these 3 big government, good. the load up. what's the, what's the, what's the right, let's say. so i'm just going to do is to just like watching jessica openness to this number, all those. nobody's looked on the but all sort of them with those and the stability taylor filters. click that. and then so let's see. for lays. it's another little add a mug that is a draw the from a cut bottle. he's been a funny thing and this will for 2 years, bu

holistic view of it. in the last few away games, sorry, home games here. was there and that's the main thing. the draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get points for just the second time this season. before the hour mark. so that result means manchester united are now leicester city 2—nil. it was always going to be a challenge, but winners which is an incredible stat, so... to go, than we did last season. on sunday, with a comfortable a—nil home victory over ten—man real sociedad. sociedad lost a player early in the match when defender gerard martin and marc casado then scored for the home side into first place in la liga, one point ahead of australia. chakravarthy taking 5—42. adam cottier reports. and a stand of 98 between axar patel and shreyas iyer spearheaded india's recovery. of 250, on a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led levels of a partisan crowd. at 133—3, though, with 18 overs remaining, the match was still was with india.

it was the main stagecoach road at that time that the that, you know, sherman's army came through. somebody there told me once that it you kind of have to adjust your mind to think of it more like living in normandy, a place the war is a lot more present. it is in a place like wilmington or raleigh where it just didn't have the same impact. and so you one of the strategies that i that i tried to pursue and in addition thinking about hampton as a mean county i wanted to maximize as as possible the time i spent the ground and you know, i diana, this little mini bundt cakes you can get. yeah. and they're so good. so. so i arrived like the rest of the media that that just besieged hampton in the early days after the and then after he was charged. and then i started working on this book and at a time when a lot of the media had gone away and so i was able to come back a wednesday and knock on door with a tray of mini pancakes. and you'd be surprised how many people talk to you people i wanted to meet and we just sit. and it was here in so i sat on a lot of of porches and had lemonade an

but for now his main concern is to get his man fits for the job. most of them a week after long periods of combat in the trenches the both the positive. i was quick about him and mrs. walked off quite a bit of the way, not to cindy. i see a dyslexia phillip it is tell you we are forced to many of them. uh, mostly silverman office is the name is associated with this motor stuff. the do it for somebody else. we don't give some of i've got those physicians to hold on. let me just take up a couple of minutes of always with a just to find you mostly fully capital one. the one you play to the the, the for think of 14 to the new mobile these 3 big the local, the local supply. it was a little photo to us today will say. so i'm just going to see me is to just like watching jessica are hoping this to do that, but all those movies look on the all sort of them with those. and on the really taylor filters click that and then so let's see. so let's just another little aramark. it's a draw fee from cub botto. he's been a funny thing and this will for 2 years. but

he was hiking on the appalachian trail, which is a trail that starts in maine and ends in an argentinean's vagina. [laughter and applause] it was all over the late night shows. it was every monologue. "hiking the appalachian trail." "where have you been, honey? what's that lipstick?" "i was hiking the appalachian trail." it was just... it was such a huge contribution to the english language. so the guy had an affair and was really sloppy about covering it up. he's hardly the first politician to do that. but there was something about this man dropping off the grid to see his secret international lover that truly shocked people, myself included. full disclosure--i was friendly with mark and jenny sanford. i first met them more than 20 years ago when i was covering the south carolina primary. my now-wife and i watched the super bowl at the governor's mansion in 2004. mark going awol, reading poetry and the bible while on a weeklong solo hike-- that, frankly, seemed totally believable. so when folks began speculating about seedy possibilities, i wrongly wrote it off as the worst kind of se

almost all of ukraine's main to biological research stations came on to the pentagon, run the agencies control. what do i do for this to be honest with pearl? good, cuz for me i should be assuming he's the one is the agreement, news annual, but we looked at them. so just for us to pull up juvenile abuto. really do to move kind of products again. as science at the bottom of teach the guns, the say, jewish, the for me to get the 5 big chinese, the simplest way to do is to gucci your data. and this includes, these 3 has not come 3 of those data successfully. give me a little bit of computers and you miles look across the board of the book and be able to use go to know with g, but the name is puts on the lowest. pretty part often that you do to the goose even up on top of that as and that is just lump sum boozy will is if it's you don't let me just click on the 2nd semester next little shift because part of the sites still to me check and my team was encouraging to me, they kind of thoughts, experiments of just going to go into. so you know, it's not for me to keep it. that's what i'm supp

so he leaves mc hutton, that is the main goal. it was a matter of a trip arranged unfulfilled before all the developments in washington we spoke of and what's on the table for the let's be able to write out economist and jeffrey so . so i'm still coming to washington and in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in it almost of meaningless documents, the mineral happen.

you guys are in minnesota dealing with this meanwhile there's a protest in maine.ling with this and i can't even it is just -- so over it. and these hold outs these aging politicians that seem to think they're going to get a woke award. jack let's start with you minnesota is your home state. why is governor -- why is governor waltz doing this and what would be your message if you could sit in front of him right now and talk about why this is a bad idea. >> first off it kind of ticks me off rachel you know we look across our country we got nine million little girls in the united states of america that don't have fathers. so i'll say that to start this off. and so if you're a male if you're a man that is elected to office and elected to lead in this nation your duty is to protect the women of america. so the fact that we're talking about -- a governor who is even thinking about allowing men to go and hurt women on sports fields is disgusting. so as a former minnesota viking former minnesota gopher i was a captain on both of the teams i love the state of minnesota. th

he becomes, one of fdr main antagonist, the congress. some of the legislation passed in that first 100 days of fdr was first administration. the emergency banking act. the federal emergency relief act. the national industrial recovery act. the agricultural adjustment act. civilian corps was passed as well as the tennessee valley authority was created. which of these drew some of the sharpest debate and do we feel the effects of these today? this is a great question because these enormous pieces of legislation and it's kind of hard to pick from them. i mean the ones that generated the most debate, i think, were the agricultural adjustment act and the national industrial relations. and that is because they were such a huge direct interventions in the economy. you know, we talked about banking and the need to get the financial system up and running again. but the other problem that fdr was facing, was that the the economy had kind of seized up. people were unemployed and because there wasn't much investment happening. and the farms were in

what it was cool was to rent so clearly to pronounce black and beach is the main equipment supply for pentagon bio labs, color with a d. r a agency, and the infamous for did treatment of our trees to a huge customers. there's a reason why d t r a received the contract from the us department of defense to study a new strain of corona virus. long before the pandemic stats, that the cross opening on you are going to going to do with lots such or send you those are to do with us don't. will that kind of the smoke of and difficult subjects? i'm not sure nimble the table and presentation or allows you to meet or not with them. granted entry was a slave and i'm with them. you combine your bullet can reach purple show for delta dental not. and they split the one you face and they submit the one that is not as must and they split onto my stuff is that i was in yet and they split on it. but i give them a step, judging by the documents of the appearance of us, scientists from organizations directly link or working for the pentagon and ukraine . tens of thousands of people were subjected to secre

why russia would not be happy about having more nato troops on its door step after all, one of the main goals of moscow launching the military operation in ukraine in the 1st place was to prevent the country from becoming a nato member of state and russia's foreign minister. a certain day lab brought about an interview recently called out the sort of war mongering from the european side as opposed to the more peace oriented line that the trump administration's taking to just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense. they say directly that they want to end all wars. they want peace, you who demands a continuation of the gravy train with that war. europe, friendship, president, my crohn is running around with some ideas just like british p. m. cure storm or yes. they say that so many thousands of peacekeepers are being trained and they will provide them with air cover. that is arrogance. this plan to introduce peacekeepers into ukraine is a continuation of the incitement of the care of regina to wage a war against us. swords. like i said, clearly thi

there's any chance whatsoever the, the trunk ministration will leave native old will withdrawal the main us basis from your because, you know, amongst other things, ramstein, nashville space in, in germany, in naples, naval base and the mediterranean are very important to projecting american power in the mix up, sorry to interrupt the if the talks in riyadh inside the ravia, which we know privy to happened to mention that as a overarching security architecture discussion outside of ukraine and palestine. you think because the nuclear weapons i understand are in run stand right at targeting, run to yep. i'm, i don't know that, but i mean, what i'm sure is that, you know, the use of these really, governments, and these really loyalty would have hysteric space. so that america was actually withdrawing from europe. and you know, while the trunk is not going to listen much to european governments, he is going to listen. one seems to mess on yahoo up and then you know, there, there is the absolute databases and intelligence gathering based and in britain. but on the other hand, of course, i me

when did this news is significant, as it follows the main thing between the trump and seller scheme. while the details of the day of discussion, i'm not fully unknown, the main thing likely focused on us supports ukraine and trump has been criticizing sellers keep including us 14. so i'm just really tell you on a good subject corporation. so it'd be a 2nd to just dream could be ukraine in response to increased, let's say on quintillions from us back single signal to russia, that ukraine is willing to escalate the tension. and of course, secondly, we have been told in europe as europe has into cold vents at the end of the security becomes a critical issue. so disruption to pipeline likes to, to stream could be ex of 8 energy. it's sort of just an increased pressure on the new cream to europe in government, to see a tentative energy sources and potentially reaching professionally for those totally. we have another point which is ongoing coal cic dynamic. the timing also aligns with, with the broader context of the ukraine and crisis, the ukrainian or russian, or maybe our sides are see

i guess this is the main signal mates today by um you case prime and is the summer box on the other ends to europe. teams are still very hesitant when it comes to do some military ambitions. same space that's they're not ready to send troops to ukraine. unless they are supported by the united states of america. so i guess that's the current um, well ref rick, by the european union which is not face, which is not affected by hot power, is just that i'm mc reference. and i guess that's this um, recent incident in the white house between um, so landscape and um donald trump will um, finally leads to a diplomatic um, solution of this war since the europeans and the global is 12 longer, it's our streaming leaf, i'm electing um, the most important aspects through continue this insane war military power. now, the british prime minister said that he has agreed with friends and all those to double down and supporting key of. and he and now they're not the been going to have for the last get to buy a weaponry that he claims that, and that is to ensure a lasting peace. what do you make of all of th

just wait until the landscape grades just a dozen of batches, the main stream media. we discovered the presence of corruption in near nazi ideology in the past. in a democracy, they've been fined, gutting over for the last few years. and i say re discover because they knew, i mean, wrote about when they were still allowed to, when you prayed was nothing but a space. some web on the la, he was taken to the secretaries private living room where he was waiting. and what he shouted at me for about the same amount of time as the interview itself had lost it. he was not happy to have been questioned about ukraine. he asked, do you think americans care about you cried. he used the f word in that sentence and many others. he asked if i could find you crane on a map. i said yes. he called out for his aids to bring him a map of the world with no writing. no countries marked. i pointed to ukraine, he put the math away, he said, people will hear about this. and then he turned and said he have things to do. and i signed him again for his time and left. yes, t f was nothing until i

the main race is on sunday, defending champion jorge martin isn't taking part because of injury. in the, in the cleveland have the boston celtics and a meeting of the top 2 keys and the eastern conference to 22 point down that came back to people defending champions, donovan mitchell, top sports for the past. with 41 point there's some things had daunted. to celebrate it was the 26th birthday, the 31 points for the la lakers. is there a city ramos, the clippers, it's their 5th street victory and 11th. when in 13500 all started dante and vegas star and baseball is shown here. autonomy is warming up nicely for the new season. after shoulder surgery, he didn't take long to find his range in spring training, smashing and home runs to the los angeles dodgers against his summer. jean ellie and jose dodgers play the 1st game of the regular season in tokyo later this. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you w. thank you so much for will see you again very shortly. but so for me, tell me the credit for this news. uh, but there was much more on our website itself. is there a

because of this all is not seeing any sort of success and it's guys operations and it's main work all of the destruction of from us. and because these are the military is really actively seeking redemption. these are the government is allowing you to carry on this operation of the wesley as far as the politics of the a hard right? such are elements in the us government are very eager to continue the war and guys, and that is something he cannot look to do to us bank. however, he can let them have free reign. just let us limit how much was not a whole lot of people not being with us for more is rose, sees in this moment, an opportunity to advance it's force displacement agenda. they see in the trump administration a moment that they believe is conducive for the populating philistines. how may i presume? genuine, why? i was only off my show you all. when the defense minister visitor and explicitly states that displaced people should not return for a year. we are seeing the gaza scenario, you being repeated in the west bank and it becomes clear that the goal is not just eliminating on th

he is like on the enter the i think i thought it bringing why the interest here is that or near to main concern for them, right? sure, sure. life, even though i, this concern is, are down here, but it was easy and guys to your company i have to mention is 0. is that the use of running running uh you pro, as usually what they can use, but then able to show it to show them that are new to so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic and strikes, outbreaks in the region 14 this summer camp for the fixing day and part of much a bit off of especially should the with the machine color the should the guy to should do this vehicle. is it economic, we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and tracks only example in the laboratory, we have and tracks in the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated. it's in you, it's just other people. but a cool way is by the way, because it wasn't or this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american mil