for mankind. ., ii, . , man, one giant leap for mankind. ., 11, ., , ., mankind.e been captivated by the - mankind. for 50 years we have been captivated by the apollo i been captivated by the apollo missions. witnesses to history as it unfolds. but soon, the moon will be viewed through the eyes of a new generation. rebecca morelle, bbc news. wow! amazing pictures. let's round up all the latest sport news. hello. i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news, where we start with cricket, and england will head into day 2 of the second test against south africa at old trafford trailing by 40 runs. after winning the toss and electing to bat, the tourists, who are one up in the three—match series, were dismissed for 151, and in response, the hosts will resume in manchester on iii/3 withjonny bairstow and zak crawley�*s partnership worth 68 runs thus far. we have got that ball 30 overs, 20 overs old now, so hopefully it will start to do less for the bowlers and we can capitalise and get a lead, because i think if we can get a strong lead and make use of that new ball

united states_ and you should recognise the united states should recognise for all humanity, all mankindd _ humanity, all mankind, that the united states is not a unique monsten _ united states is not a unique monster. and the situation in ukraine — monster. and the situation in ukraine and anywhere else, that is the case _ ukraine and anywhere else, that is the case to— ukraine and anywhere else, that is the case to prove that. so ukraine and anywhere else, that is the case to prove that.— the case to prove that. so ukraine and s ria the case to prove that. so ukraine and syria are _ the case to prove that. so ukraine and syria are proving _ the case to prove that. so ukraine and syria are proving this? - the case to prove that. so ukraine and syria are proving this? you i the case to prove that. so ukraine | and syria are proving this? you are not the boss. _ and syria are proving this? you are not the boss, you're _ and syria are proving this? you are not the boss, you're not _ and syria are proving this? you are not the boss, you're not the i and syria are proving this? you are not t

technology that can make the quality of life for all mankind richer and more bountiful. >> hello.hank you for being at this roundtable. polarization misuses. a conversation between historians and political scientists on polarization in recent american history. the significance of that history. they are trying to rewrite broadly the history of american politics. one note -- joe always scheduled to be part of this roundtable, but his travel schedule is such that he is just getting an out and he will not be able to join us. if you are at this panel, you read everything he writes as soon as it comes out, so this is probably redundant, but i would urge you to read his writings on related topics in the new york times and elsewhere. they displayed to me a quality of real wisdom in discussing contemporary issues in the 19th and 20th century u.s. history.

'our thinking,' he said, has not changed, even though the survival of mankind is at stake.' and therefore, i think that alvin toffler is right in many of his writings. i recently read the translation of "the third wave" by him and his wife, and speaker gingrich wrote a preface to that book. and it's extremely interesting, because they speak about the human civilization, which is entering a new phase of its development. and we must find a way to adjust to it. we cannot stop the process of the evolution of our stip civilization. if we do not adjust, if we do not understand both the positive aspects and the dangers, if we do not change our behavior, our action, that could be very dangerous. we should understand how civilization is evolving. if we do so, then we will be able to take advantage of the positive aspects and to limit the negative aspects of those i think he provides very interesting illustrations to that and i agree with him. in america, i think it's wonderful that many books have been published that are extremely interesting. for example, some economists have publis

the pakul of mankind was seized by the wind, but between the minds of the warriors, sergei prokofiev translated a very native plot on new music over the dramatic basis of the ballet, the director sergei rodlol and the playwright adrian petrovsky, at the same time with the composer, in 1935 ports, the tour was ready aleppokul, kirovsky great theatres, expressing the formal catering of the premiere of romeo and juliet in a shortened version departed in the city of breno in 1938. soviet for a summer residence your ballet has only holidays after the czechoslovak premiere in 1940 with the director of the bolitma istra leonid lavrovsky. in 1988 , sergei prokofiev's masterpiece, together with the director gennady provorov, was presented to the belarusian stage by the people's artist of the ussr and the bssr valentin elizario innovative, the reading of the master was definitely turned off by a slammed ballet, the former navalny gave an epithet. yes and when mussitim the skin theater became an allegoloun censor for dachas, its anyone and uvaha broke through the performance. posters 30 years.

and this could be the last, and the conflict, in principle, in the history of mankind, even then, bothhe united states and the ussr had significant nuclear potentials in order to eliminate all life on earth several times, the origins of the caribbean crisis in themselves, the connection with the coming to power, and fidel in cuba castro, who chose the socialist path of development and quickly enough became a junior ally of the soviet union for the united states of america, the emergence of a communist state in its soft underbelly several hundred kilometers from the national territory was perceived as an existential threat as a result of a failed overthrow attempt. ah, the castro regime, after the landing of american troops in the so-called bay of pigs, bay of cachinos, it became clear that the united states needed to use other tools to influence the castrator regime we observe this hmm set in the face of political sanctions and all kinds of pressure methods up to the present day, but it was precisely in the sixty-second year, when the soviet union undertook the famous anadyr operation,

i would add to the birth of mankind in general, well, you need to somehow rise in order not to die. raging at the rest of both man and humanity. i am our motob personally and usudoistnaya. i endlessly tremble with weakness and sunburn. all this web of enmity is here, it is in the scenery. yes, here is an artist, he somehow got carried away with this idea, and he read it. here's what we need for our overall solution. in addition, the costumes of the performers, hostility, are permeated with the same web of enmity. yeah so what is it here is some here. uh, well, is there a connection between the scene and the costumes? yes, uh, and uh, it seems to me that this is one of the most successful uh paintings, uh and production by this artist. kokhans, that you don’t know the place, their orphans gneum looked at them, who forgot how to bestow a kokhan’s roof, musnling hands to the sky at a prayer for blessing and a roof to me wine akhvyars stretched out on the grave rain, the sinless lamb of god share the purchase of mankind with a roar. i love very much. it means a woman's love for a family

all mankind is at stake. why do american politicians behave so irresponsibly, irresponsibly and with impunity, while they destroy everything that was created before them in the field of international law and laws. maybe they behave this way because there is no future for these politicians. today we will talk about this with anatoly antonov, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of russia to the united states of america. he is in touch with our studio anatoly ivanovich i welcome you, as no one else can tell you a lot about the nature of russian american interaction today. well, i will immediately ask, probably, my first question. let's talk about the political nature of our relations today. what is their status it is clear that, probably for the leaders of the countries to meet, the leaders of the two countries. today, the agenda is not appropriate, but here we know that russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is going to visit washington new york for the united nations general assembly how do you think

not our enemies, but the enemies of all mankind. sorry for the contractor. this is true, those who profess nazism are a criminal, those who committed a crime against humanity in ukraine cut off our children, captured fingers committed monstrous crimes will be punished, they will be judged by a tribunal and finally. we are with you, dealing with the issues of each family, highlighting the attention of the social series. you understand that everything significant that will take place in russia now and will take place there in the coming years take place in the donbass, we are constantly there today. now our numerous volunteers are working there. the decisions that will be made at the referendums, when the inhabitants of these territories where the shells with the inscription to the children of donbass have been flying for 8 years, will determine their future, and we are already working on the creation of ldpr branches there, we understand that people who need our help live there and support, therefore from all regions of the country. our party members, our act

object as the zaporizhia nuclear power plant because in international history and in the history of mankind such there has never been a time when one state seizes the nuclear power plants of another state. well, it is really difficult to calculate the possible, but there is an attempt to calculate. as skoda says, it can happen if the catastrophe will still happen, in particular, the ukrainian hydrometeorological institute has modeled where radiation can spread in the event of an accident on the airspace, taking into account the weather conditions exactly. this is for this period august 15-18. well, that's three days before today's date, but now, by the way, you can see this simulation on the screen can you explain in more detail where exactly the radiation can spread and which regions can be affected well, according to the assumptions, well, first of all, the weather conditions change not in three days, but also in a shorter period. yes, in a day and in two eh, what i see on the screen. well, i don’t really like it as an energy expert, but it is enough to cause such great damage to both the

yes , well, they talked about the enemies of man of mankind in general, of course, the enemy of mankindy he, in general, in fact , in my opinion, somehow inspires many of those who frankly or understand or not understanding, as if either frankly or so to speak, being in some kind of constant delusion, actually performs his will, and here in general there is a lot of this, well, on the one hand, interesting on the other hand, this, ominous mysterious. this is the desire of science not uh, restrained by morality and morality, to get into traditions, in general, everywhere in everything, so to speak, areas. eh, there knowledge is like human nature. she absolutely unambiguously carries a devilish charge from the point of view. eh, constant destruction seems to them that they need knowledge, supposedly creates, but knowledge can destroy knowledge can destroy knowledge, so to speak, you can forgive life in absolute hell and what we are now seeing, including here in this area. the legitimation of all kinds of perversions , etc., is just to demonstrate these things, but in my personal opinion,

and opened the eyes of mankind showing them that the world was bigger than they thought freedom nations allow change by future generations yet secure basic rights to men and women. the chance to earn property was given to those who have never had property grading education to those who never been educated. and in the world americans had to be any hard with a do-it-yourself society. fascination with the machines to light in the labor and increase production began very early. the practical problems of engineering and science required education. the hard life attracted few scholars from there and sometimes americans but the schools before their own rough cabins pretty by the time of the revolution, the colleges and universities in america than in the british isle. in many rubber declaration of independence will probably the best educated rebels and revolutionaries history had ever seen. when independence was won, the growth of free public education in the united states amazed the world and quickened her pace in science and technology party our constitution and specifically can congress pow

ankindthe discovery of this cont was unprecedented, it open the eyes of mankind, showing them the worldthan they had thought. our nation's birth was unprecedented as well. a new form of government has begun, which would allow for change by future generations. yet, secure basic rights to men and women. the chance to earn property was given to those who had never had property. education to those who have never been educated. in the new world, americans had to be handy. ours was a do-it-yourself society. our fascination with machines to lighten labor and to increase production began very early. the practical problems of engineering and science required education. the hard life attracted few learned scholars from europe. sometimes americans built their schools before their own rough cabins. by the time of the revolution there is more colleges and universities in america than in the british isles. the men who wrote our declaration of independence were probably the best educated rebels and revolutionaries history had ever seen. when independents was one, the growth of free public education in

we have gutted the greatest industrial power that mankind has ever seemed -- that mankind has ever seenlmed. we under eroded -- underwrote it. the deplorable's in this country underwrote all of the shipping of god -- all of the shipping of jobs to asia. why, to allow slave labor by beijing. the whole system works to allow slave labor by china. for every slave labor dollar that they get, they can't get their money out of the bank, because their savings have been turned to investment product. and shallot -- and china collapses in front of them. the last line of work was the deconstruction of the media state. they were sitting there going, deconstruction of what, what is this madman talking about until the audience stand up and chaired -- chaired-- cheered. the audience knows what it is, we can't talk about the swamp anymore, it is a leviathan. it is anti-democratic because they set it up to be impervious to elections. this is how we have one more elections and we've lost and we lost the country. president trump's brilliance, he was able to think through the courts system. we are now on th

the first in the history of mankind. successfully, transmitting data from the surface of another planet, after 4 months of flight, the device. reached. the vicinity of venus and for the first time was able to make a soft landing on its surface, his predecessor. apparatus. venus 3 too. the tick of venus , but could not sit down, the data transmitted to the ground made it possible to calculate the pressure and temperature on venus of the order of 475 ° c in the seventies of the xx century. the soviet space program actively competed with the american one, therefore, in addition to measuring temperature. we descent vehicle were also pennants with images of lenin and the flag. the ussr was such a day in history. summer will be interesting. you ask, you ask, it will be exciting in the summer, someone started throwing red roses on the windshield. my fiance's car, victor will be exciting. summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons no, nothing is impossible. but it's best to check. o the main legal events of t

weapons really are today is the most destructive type of weaponry, it was created by e-e created by mankinde so many stocks and technical and strategic nuclear weapons that it is enough to completely cease the existence of our e-explode several times. they have been going on recently quite actively, but we understand that we are now at a slightly different stage. when those of the russian federation actually programmed all the existing restrictions on legal regimes the coexistence of states and er in such a field er it is extremely difficult to adhere to any restrictions, which is exactly what produces such rather harsh and alarming statements from the representatives of the united nations organization, which is actually supposed to protect the world from destruction. i think that this statement is significant to a certain extent, it affects the russian federation itself, because the statements of the representatives of russia regarding the possibility of using nuclear weapons as a certain argument in the course of hostilities cannot escape the ears of the leadership of the united nations,

michael: now, we're on the brink of another giant leap for mankind.eeland: essentially, our future as a humanity is inextricably tied to the way that we can continue to utilize space. sarah pearce: i think what we'll see now, in the new path to return to the moon, is again that new technology, new services, new engineering, that we really can't predict when we set out to try and build it, but really will make our lives unrecognizable. michael: a new breed of entrepreneurs is looking to the stars. adam gilmour: we're looking to have a multi-billion dollar valuation in the company. my vision of space is, i think, you know, sooner or later there'll be, you know, millions of peoe living off the planet. there'll be, you know, cits on the moon, cities on mars, and it'll just become a major part of the ecosystem. everything is going to be space. michael: in the 21st century, science fiction is becoming science fact faster than ever before. we're now on the cusp of a new industrial revolution that will change the way we live, the way we communicate, how we tr

inner light that sounds fighter fighter for the independence of russia fighter for the future of mankind and all our heroes who are fighting for russia today will live forever and victory will be ours, because with us. a lot of warm words were said today by many. here is what one of her closest associates said with a slur. on the one hand lovely girl amazing and really really kind on the other hand surprise on an educated person, a real professional, then brave courageous. military corps and this is all together this monstrous is death. she, of course, takes dasha into some spheres that are inexplicable, and for her, in an instant, she suddenly became native for the whole country itself for all the people who live in the country. well, even at the farewell ceremony, alexander dugin was given the order of courage, which vladimir putin posthumously awarded his daughter daria the day before and the powers representative of the president in the central federal district. igor shchegolev also read the president's condolences. farewell ceremony for the murdered military journalist said dmitry m

of the british colonialists has borne fruits, bitter, the taste of which can be recognized by all mankindthe independence of india was associated with not only a fairly quick exit from the region, but the uk, but also the division of the once unified territory into hindu and muslim populations, which led to the emergence of india and pakistan. india and pakistan will then come into conflict. real behind jamu and kashmir territories that are still disputed in relations between the two states and the problems that this territorial dispute brings to all international relations is that today india and pakistan are nuclear states, that is, a state that possesses nuclear weapons and which are outside the nuclear non-proliferation treaty , therefore, any escalation of the conflict between a two states is fraught with the most serious consequences. tears voice and nerves beats per minute can not be counted. yes, it seems to creep you goosebumps de fever, yes, tears, we are all sick of football fields with football at the stadium, meet the new season apply for a fan card at gosuslugi.ru. missiles

and this is probably the main task for all mankind. now, yes, how to avoid? how to prevent? uh, of course to us. eh, really. well, i would like, of course, to have a corresponding discussion on this issue in the un security council, and it seems to me that it is absolutely right now, uh, the administration of the zaporozhye region, where it is located. here is a nuclear power plant that is under shelling and where a provocation is expected. uh, hmm, the un is somehow reproached for being inactive at the moment, of course, alone. uh, a catastrophe that can happen, let's say. so this is a local, but a nuclear conflict, indeed, what they are talking about absolutely that's all, and dmitry valeryevich here is argentina this dwelling place can be said, one of the world dwellers. uh, a country with rich agriculture. that's how e is in argenti. now they are responding to all the statements that are made about, and again, the predicted food crisis. firstly, i would like to know that in a country with a yield of nu and uh, and secondly, did well really manage to ensure that the ferti

[applause] our nation is young in the history of mankind and yet we're the oldest democracy in the world. our survival is not guaranteed. history has shown us over and over again how poisonous lies destroy free nations. over the last several months, in the january six hearings, the american people have watched dozens of republicans, including the most senior officials working for president trump in the white house, the justice department and on his campaign. people who served president trump loyally testify that they told him the election was not rigged and there was no massive fraud. that why president trump and others invent excuses. pretexts for people not to watch the hearings at all, but no citizen of this republic is a bystander. all of us have an obligation to understand what actually happened. we cannot abandon the truth and remain a free nation. to believe donald trump's election lies. you must believe that dozens of federal and state courts who ruled against him, including many judges he appointed, were all corrupted and biased. crazy conspiracy theories stole our election from

the fight against a dangerous ideology, the lessons of the terrible tragedy that nazism brought to mankindtury. our duty to the memory of the millions of victims of the second world war must not be forgotten. respond to attempts to falsify history to counteract the spread of any form of russophobia neo-nazism. and the racism of the president drew the attention of the forum guests to a separate part of a large-scale exposition, which houses the development of the military-industrial complex for civilian purposes, innovative samples of the new bespi.

years on the territory of ukraine are being implemented not by our enemies, but by the enemies of all mankindy for the potency. this is exactly the one who professes nazism is a criminal. those who committed crimes against humanity in ukraine cut off our children, captured fingers committed a heinous crime will be punished, they will be judged by a tribunal and finally. we are with you, dealing with the issues of each family, paying attention to the social sphere, understanding that everything significant things that will take place in russia now and in the coming years will take place there will take place in the donbass. today, we constantly go there now, our numerous volunteers are working there.

moon missions were ended and the books closed on one of mankind's greatest achievements until now.llo manuals? >> a lot of our guys did. >> reporter: he took us up one floor to the stage of so much space history, the iconic apollo mission control room. >> it is amazing to see the technology and what we were able to do with it. >> reporter: in here the united states beat the soviets to the moon using rotary dial phones and slide rules. >> when you look at old footage of the apollo era, what jumps out at you? >> bermuda. bermuda is green. >> well, it is interesting to see people smoking in mission control. we don't do that anymore. >> houston network, net one. >> but, you know, there's a lot of similarities. it is a laser focus. the flight control team will do whatever it takes to get it done. that part hasn't changed even in the slightest bit. >> reporter: launching on top of the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built, artemis one will send a capsule called orion on a trajectory to the moon. it will fly within 60 miles of the lunor surface, then push 40,000 miles beyond the moon f

on the left is my mother who is one of the producers of prospects of mankind. notably, the only woman here. there is burton russell behind. this is a typical day on the set. they happen to be in england for this particular broadcast. mother spoke frequently when i was a child about eleanor and i think one of the reasons eleanor roosevelt was an enormous presence in my household, i kind of thought actually we were related to her in some way. although of course, so did david given and other people who had mrs. roosevelt icons on their kitchen hanging where their mothers and grandmothers hung out. the thing that was important to me about writing about eleanor roosevelt and looking at eleanor roosevelt, listening to leaders describe the true history of eleanor roosevelt, and everybody by the way to the works of illegal black because you are missing something, if you have not included those in the syllabus. the important thing here is that we all thought. we all thought we understood american history we all know that we didn't. we are now rewriting history. eleanor

so , a catastrophe for the entire continent and the worst man-made emergency in the history of mankindt once i will make a reservation, we are talking now about the worst, as they say, experts of the fukushima scenario. accidents are possible, the destruction of the zaporizhzhya npp reactor at the station uses the so-called water-water nuclear reactors. this means that they transmit energy in the grid, and i are cooled with ordinary water in order for everything to work. it must constantly circulate between the cooling system and the reactor steam generator; a system of pumps is responsible for this. so, if these pumps are disabled, the reactor will immediately begin overheat in a normal situation, when the main pumb fails, the reserve ones come into play, powered by spare generators. however, alas. it may not work fukushima for example spare pumps. failed due to the strongest tsunami, the overheating of the reactor could not be stopped in energodar of the same effect. with all their might, the gunners are obviously trying to reach the apu in case of failure of the backup degenerators

going to be in the white house with president kennedy announcing the peace corps on prospects of mankind. we are actually in london. this is mrs. roosevelt in the center. on the rioters have paul ennobled, one of the producers. on the, left was my mother, who was one of the producers on prospect of mankind. , notably the only woman here. there is a russell behind, and a group of men here. this is a typical day on the set, although they have to be in england for this particular broadcast, but my mother spoke frequently, when i was a child, about eleanor, and i think one of the reasons eleanor roosevelt was an enormous present in my household -- i kind of thought, actually, we were related to her, although so did david gessen and other people who had roosevelt icons on their kitchen hanging where their mothers and grandmothers and hung them. the thing that was most important to me, about writing about eleanor roosevelt, and looking at eleanor roosevelt, and listening to allida describe the true history of eleanor roosevelt, and i turn everybody to the works of allida black. you are missing

biggest risk was making mistakes that mistakes could lead the lead and inhalation essentially of mankind. the of these are very big words is a very big threat. and here, there are some concrete tools to try and find ways to at least limit them if you can't stop them. and what is the united nations hoping will come out of this review of the non proliferation treaty? well, in plain words, to bring a world leaders who have nuclear arms to the senses. and there's a lot of finger pointing towards north korea a towards iran where the german foreign minister called on iran to basically take that deal. that is on the table so called iran nuclear deal, the dc p o a. and actually make this happen now and older. there were some positive signals and we had a fresh warning from and to be blinking at the u. s. secretary of state who expects yet another nuclear test by north korea at so the hope is that in that there's a month of talk that will now be going on to find ways to limit and the spread of nuclear weapons and also to get some fresh commitments to limit the number of nuclear weapons because th

our motherland and a real fighter, because dasha fought for the future of russia for the future of mankindfought against fascism. it's very hard to speak. i especially talk about dasha in the past tense. most recently, we saw a wonderful, incredible, bright person, a unique thinker, a philosopher who amazed with the depth of her reasoning, the depth of thinking, the frankness and openness of those reports that came out of the advanced bright talented person with a real russian heart , the president described the dead journalist with such words, sending a telegram of condolences to her own father daria philosopher alexander dugin, a thinker of a deeply patriotic direction, was on that tragic evening with his daughter in the moscow region, they took part in the festival of tradition on the way back, the car driven by daria exploded before his eyes. and the last time we spoke with her at the festival of traditions. she tells me dad, i feel like a warrior. i feel like a hero. i want to be like that. i don't want any new destiny. she would have one wish, don't remember me. do not glorify me fig

it is, of course, very difficult to watch one of the most monstrous tragedies in the history of mankindctly 77 years of the atomic bombing of hiroshima from which japan cannot recover until now tried fell woke up in the hospital. and how many such stories that those who go to the forest for mushrooms need to know. it's not easy to swim to surprise the costumes in st. petersburg, the sub surfing festival has started. therefore, the channels of travel went participants from different regions and other countries ukrainian nationalists. since the morning they have been carrying out fierce shelling of donetsk, it is reported that a civilian was killed, there are shells wounded in the kuibyshev region. vsu hit the school building damaged, in addition, courtyards and streets are again covered with petals. these are banned anti-personnel mines for several days, the number of victims of this small but very insidious projectile. more than 20 people were injured, including a child under attack gorlovka, where one person was injured from a large caliber, they beat along makiivka, also under the fir

mccarthy, but here she is actually after jfk president on the set of a program called prospect of mankind a monthly tv program was taped at brandeis university was shown on wgbh and let's see the next slide alf and we'll have oh, there's a very slight interesting slide with the cartoon that david mentioned and the book the young boy saying, of course, i know who that is. this is roosevelt pointing at the statue of liberty, but now let's see the next can i say one thing? about that cartoon actually talks a little girl. not a little boy. okay, good. okay, and the second thing is this was released that day after eleanor says to joe mccarthy if you want to call me, i'll come. he and that's why herblock does this cartoon. it's not a saccharine saint. sweet eleanor cartoon it is like you want me to go to congress and defend and stand up to joe mccarthy when not one democrat will. when when jack kennedy runs away? call me. i'll come that's what that cartoon is. and that cartoon was at the top of her stairwell in her home vacuole and she saw it every night. she understood exactly what that meant.

eternal god, creator and preserver of all mankind, giver of all spiritual grace, send thy blessing upon, may they be sharers of each other's joy, consolers of each other's sorrow. helpers to each other in all. and may they ever remain in perfect harmony together, living according to the golden rule. look benevolently upon them, that they may love, honour and cherish one another. live in faithfulness and patience, and wisdom and true kindness, that their home may be a haven of happiness and a place of serenity. this moment is the beginning of a new day. in the evening of their lives together, may they be able to look back and say how splendid the day has been, amen. you may kneel. may the lord bless you and keep you. may the lord make it his faith to shine upon you and be gracious unto you. and give his light of his upon you. and give you peace and may all that is noble, lovely and true abide with you forever, amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ not only for trisha and ed but for posterity, the wedding party assembled in the blue room for the official portra

what do you think about mankind? >> know what to say anything about mankind.nder $5.00 stocks. i say sell, sell, sell. also we have? let's go to number two. it is claimed wisconsin. click? pressured to and marilyn. >> 4500 of these vehicles. army wants to study his vehicle. in one of its executives wants to work at apple. i'm talking about. >> no, they just lose money. we are done with those stocks. those guys are good-looking. we are saying next on the canoe. about now, clay and wisconsin, clay. >> thank you for all of your hard work serve. i like those guys. >> i wish they had a bigger year. you have a great winter there. now, we are going to anthony in new york. anthony? okay, jim. calling about verizon. where do you see it going and is it a goodbye? >> i think it is going nowhere. all anybody wants is t-mobile. verizon is stuck in the mud. perhaps they need to rethink their game plan. they raise the price and not everyone will go to t-mobile. i'm not saying sell, sell, sell. i am saying hold, hold, hold. now we are going to david in texas. >> yes sir. you

but the fact that they will try to fence russia off from all mankind in this way.ridiculous it won't work. this is the position of the ostrich. who are hiding their heads in the sand and today it is clear to sane people far beyond the borders of russia, including those who are polarizing with us, that this decision on visa restrictions is completely dislocated and devoid of any sound grounds. and in your opinion, is it exhausted? the sanctions potential of the west or something else are waiting for something else to come up with. you know, uh, at every turn it seems that this one is already destructive. reached the bottom, but from below they continue to knock on someone else, uh, he gets the fantasy of inventing something. they accuse us of imposing some other completely dislocated sanctions. everyone already understands the sanctions, in principle, the mechanism that is an atavism, a vestige of archaism. today it should be, in principle, removed by putin from world practice, only jointly the un can apply sanctions when it is beyond necessary. well, we nevertheles