in 1780, the austrian emperor joseph ii. came out from under the influence of his mother maria theresaely rushed to catherine the great in st. petersburg. he saw in catherine an example of an enlightened european monarch. but his dignitaries were horrified, because they were afraid of the destruction of austria and russia, which happened literally in the next eighty years. year, they did not accept the waterfall of progressive reforms that joseph, in consultation with catherine the great, brought down on his empire; finally, they really did not want to lose french money, on which they all lived, allowing france to steer all affairs in central europe, and osif believed that only russia could be the guarantor of the security of central europe. but after 5 the letki, with the support of england, again declare war on russia. austria is our ally, but then sweden unexpectedly enters the war, and england and prussia do not allow denmark, russia’s ally, to intervene in the swedish-russian war. russia is in serious danger. sweden, filled with the desire for revenge, filled with the desire to ta

habsburg empire, in fact, if i i'm not mistaken, it was because of the hungarian crown, which maria theresa owned, that she extended her claims to galicia, in fact, when i said that it was the first wave, when we talked about russia, the ties between hungary and ukraine, against ukraine, in fact, it was really the first wave, because then came the second, and the second was already connected with galicia, not only transcarpathia, transcarpathia was already at that time... magyar, but their ambitions, of course, advanced much further. in the period, it actually lasted somewhere around 100 years 100 years, when hungary really claimed ownership of galicia. and when we now speak, for example, in categories, here is lviv, yes, the city that was founded by danylo in honor of his son, lev, but how many of these stories, how much of this history is tied to the hungarian one. materials, well, lev is half magyar, well, because his mother, constantia, she was a hungarian princess, that is, lviv was founded in honor of a half magyar, that is, how difficult and thick it was there, that's all, and in the

became clear at that point that we really were in a kind of a new era of nobel peace. slower, it's maria, theresa and professor michael wooldridge and explore the pedals and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we think, and then the way we act. how can we protect ourselves? studio b, b, a. i series on a jersey though, with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going to russia's will, is broken. is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on gaza? the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line. one day i might be covering politics or am i 0 by post to think from serbia. it's a hungry. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can pay the headlines from the most human way possible . we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the a video and releases of a post on palestinians held in his way to jail, saying thousands have been tortured and detained without charged ju, and juan gas on the alarm

the same habsburg empire. in fact, if i 'm not mistaken, it was through the hungarian crown that maria theresat she extended her claims to galicia as well, in fact, when i said that this was the first wave, when we talked about russia, the connections between hungary and ukraine, against ukraine, in fact, it was really the first wave, because then the second followed, and the second is already connected with galicia, no only zakarpattia, zakarpattia was really already at that time...

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impossible to drag austrian diplomats, austria as such, into this division, because the head of austria maria theresaonsidered it beneath her own dignity, but when the partition had already begun, catherine correctly wrote to frederick, appetite comes with eating. seeing others sharing, she could not - don't take your piece. on february 19, 1772 , a secret convention on the first partition was signed in vienna. in early august, russian prussian and austrian troops simultaneously entered the territory of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth and occupied the areas distributed between them by agreement. having occupied these territories, the states demanded polish ratification of their actions. the king and the sejm, under pressure from prussia, austria and russia, stanislav ponitovsky assembled the sejm, which finally approved the division of the state. so, the first section, russia receives a significant part territories under the jurisdiction of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth of ukraine, part of belarus and part of the asian lands near the baltic. this is how it happened. the first partition of pol

maria theresa, great to see you point there's a lot of fear mongering misinformation and that trump adation. how do think she is responding to those misleading claims? >> the fun way to counteract misinformation is with information and with truth and you, everything that you chronicled was -- is exactly right. we recognize that there is an issue at the border point we recognize there is also an issue of undocumented folks within the order and kamala harris, the vice president has done successfully is recognize there's two issues right now. one is how do you address the root causes of migration? well, the reason that many folks were coming to the united states is because they are economic refugees. they don't have jobs, they don't have safety at home. so she worked with corporations and invested billions in the northern triangle to ensure that they are building not only infrastructure but providing jobs, providing a reason for folks to stay home. not to create that dangerous journey. while at the same time, beefing up security at the border. and then there is the other part of the issue

. >> and very quickly, jim, last night, i moderated along with maria theresa kumar a call of latina leaders up to 5,000 at one point, had joined the call. >> the energy and the mobilization and just the love for this woman who as jamaal said it represented them, their families, their aspirations where they wanted to go in this country versus the dark, the existential threat that somebody like donald trump and now j.d. >> vance, who are actually focused on the he-man women's hate her caucus is something that is going to be a huge contrast going into this election. >> alright, we'll all be watching it. if you can stick around because we may be hearing from the vice president shortly, we can talk about that on the other side as we're monitoring that down in houston maria jamal and doug thanks a lot all to you. appreciate it very much coming up before president biden left the race, he was losing critical support among black voters and donald trump was gaining, where do things stand? and right now with harris on top of the ticket, we have some new polling just ahead on the edge, moments that sha

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it's maria, theresa and professor michael wooldridge and explore the pedals and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we think, and then the way we act out can protect ourselves. studio b, b a. i series on a jersey to the the you want to check it out as a reminder of our top story. so this our, a rockets from an, an identified source, has it a football pitch and the challenges mr. shims in the occupied goal on heights. israel says at least 10 people were killed. the military says all were children. israel cause if the worst incident since the war on goss i began, i'm has blamed, has full on, but the liberties group says it has nothing to do with the incidents. and in the meantime, the lebanese government has released a statement saying that it condemns attacks against civilians. and it has called for the cessation of hostilities on all fronts. or earlier i spoke to is really a political commentator or goldberg and asked him if the attack on the occupied go on heights could push israel and his ball out into war. just a note again as well as denied responsibility for th

maria theresa, tell us what you heard on the call. >> i think that's what's really important is to recognize that president biden has been the most consequential president that we have seen. and for him to take this moment and step back and recognize that what is the need for democracy is to open up the states brother democrats shows of a public servant he is. the call was supposed to last three hours. it was supposed to be from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. eastern. he lasted less than 30 minutes. it was very much about process. making sure all the delegates are seated in time for the convention or they are to vote on august 22nd. i think it's very clear for the audience to understand that the president still has not released his delegates. he has endorsed kamala harris and the expectation is that he will release his delegates to her, but that is not a guarantee, and that is where it really taking a step back and making sure that we are clear on what the next steps are for the democratic party is incredibly important. but i have to say, everything that the president has done since taking the reins i

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gavel) thank you for your services controller ed harrington nomination for the reappointment of maria theresamperial to the planning commission, for a term beginning july 1, 2024, and ending july 1, 2028. >> thank you for your willingness to serve seeing no names on the roster. >> same house, same call. the motion is approved motion is approved (gavel) next item, next item, controller's nomination for the reappointment of lauren post to the public works commission, for a term beginning july 2, 2024, and ending july 2, 2028. >> same house, same call. the smoegs is approved (gavel) next item, >> 27. motion reappointing gerald demarcus turner and fady zoubi, terms ending july 2, 2028,to the public works commission. >> same house, same call. the motion is evaluated madam clerk committee reports item item item item item item item item 29 yes. >> 29. resolution approving the settlement of unlitigated claims in favor of the city and county of san francisco against the u.s. department of health and human services by payment of$441,521.39 to the city; the administrative claims were filed on december 2

theresa, oprah and gandhi. i still think trump wins in november. but this is not a layup. maria: what do you say, congressman?us about the ticket. >> well, i think senator cruz is absolutely right that the media ccomplex is completely pivoting and cheering her on and presenting her as some kind of cackling moderate. we need to get out there in the voters' minds. she is the number one most liberal senator according to gov track by her voting record, see she is to the left of bernie, to the left of elizabeth warren. she wanted to defund i.c.e. she wants universal healthcare and take away your employer provided healthcare. that's not how she will present herself. there's two ways to run for office, maria and that's unopposed and really hard and really scared. we've got to keep our foot on the gas. i know president trump and the campaign are going to run through the tape this november. but we can't take anything for granted. maria: all right. congressman, we'll be watching your work and all of the developments coming up. good to see you. congressman michael waltz joining us this morning. thank you, sir. quick bre