united states to take a rare step general mark miller went to the vatican on the grid of people, gathered near the american embassy , ​​protesters came out with anti-russian sanctions demonstrators noted that greece handed over years of rising unemployment, the government continues to fund corruption europe edition of stripes that are funded by the pentagon will refuse to comply the requests of europe, especially in the light of the upcoming elections and the general fatigue from the ukrainian conflict. artyom today it was reported that the identification of all ten dead was completed by yevgeny prigogine, this list also includes the name of the founder. i am now a short advertisement. after we continue stay with us. pentalgin is a remedy against various types of millions of rubles, only according to the passport for the first month, zero percent. apply for a narrow hair washing machine at gazprombank.runitsa for only 29.99 in m.video and eldorado 25 years together with shauma and buy a magnet online and win prizes. book a hotel on yandex travel and get up to ten percent cashback legendar

general mark miller went to the vatican to meet with pope francis dissatisfied with politics usa andeece, in athens, a demonstration was held against the supply of weapons to ukraine, dozens of people gathered near the american embassy, ​​the protesters called for the cessation of military trenches to kiev and called on local authorities. to lift anti-russian sanctions, the demonstrators noted that greece transferred more funds to ukraine than france, and although unemployment has been growing in the country for several years, the government continues to finance the situation in europe. material, they believe that if the us does not succeed, the united states will simply refuse to comply with the requests of europe, especially in the light of the upcoming elections and general fatigue from the ukrainian conflict artyom krasulin. further, our broadcast will continue the program of the parliament. hello, on the air, the parliamentary hour program will tell you about the work of the state duma for the week. only the 16th region is located on the won. it is important that this enterprise

yes, for example, mark miller, who recently once again stated that the counteroffensive in her secondor example, there are also european analysts. here is the head of the committee. european union defense minister robert brigger recently said that not only does the counter-offensive fail in the long run. this is a war of attrition, where ukraine has no chance of regaining territory. that is, if mark miller is not yet a military expert on the pentagon , yes, who bears some responsibility, then this is already an official official who can tell the european union whose statements directly contradict what josé borel says, yes, which, in principle, does not bear any responsibility, he is a henchman, and the european commission, they are part of the european commission, which is not accountable to ordinary people there in the european union, and people, of course, are experiencing serious problems now in europe yes, especially we see this in germany, which is well, the basis of all these military spending for ukraine and germany has a situation very difficult. yes, recently the wall street

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s office whipped up this email from mark meadows to jason miller -- december 2020. mark meadows himself forwarded a kenneth chesebro november 2020 member to jason miller and said let's talk about this. jason miller said yes absolutely we will. so, why is the chief of staff of then president trump discussing a fake electors scheme memo with jason miller who was only a part of the trump campaign? the other thing they have today that was interesting is the relocation of the big lie. the big lie failed time and time again for donald trump and fourth jen but today had read its ugly head again because it came out through rough raffensperger and also threw a lawyer for the trump campaign who does fight for the campaign. we do not have a ruling, judge told mr. meadows hey if i'm going to give you a ruling by september six you have to go to the rim and i'm not going to stop the state. that was a take away at the end of hours of court today. >> ayman, katie, you are in their hours today and mark meadows testified for five hours for georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger

training to give up a long difficult war with heavy losses in favor of diplomacy to the ukrainians , mark millernexpectedly offered such an opinion, the head of the joint committee. the us chief of staff was expressed in an interview with the washington post . however, as we see in kiev, people are not very smart in power and continue to rave overwhelmed from russia, although the demand for miller's position in the west has definitely increased, for example, the german publication in the veld. finally found a formula for victory for kiev at the same time explains the failure cake, it turns out that ukraine is not sending enough people to fight, and zelensky needs it for a complete victory. let's also pay attention to 3 million people, why not 30, according to the building, only in this way ukraine will be able to defeat russia, neither drones, nor a rocket, nor anti-russian sanctions will help it, they say the war will not end due to the economic capitulation of russia , it took the germans only 1,5 to understand this of the year. in general, we are waiting for new insights, in the meantime, the

>> mark miller tens of pounds.illions and rodney millions, millions and you know what's happened, dan there is a backlash now against all this woke stuff, nonsense. and people are signing up to ustream in droves. now they are saying , we will not we will not saying, we will not we will not be cancelled by these people. you know, who's there to speak up for us? you know, it's just a i'm not to going ever listen to greatest hits radio now, now that i know that they patrol their advertising base based on political ideology or assumed political ideology or assumed political ideology, i'm never going to listen to greatest hits radio. >> i think it's absolutely shocking. and by the way, jim, this is not a station that is particularly aimed at a woke audience. you know, this is a station that is aimed at an older audience. and i think they'll to learn they'll be very shocked to learn of this. they'll be very shocked to learn of tand, course, you listen to >> and, of course, you listen to their it's all about their adverts

>> mark miller tens of pounds.illions and rodney millions, millions and you know what's happened, dan there is a backlash now against all this woke stuff, nonsense. and people are signing up to ustream in droves. now they are saying , we will not we will not saying, we will not we will not be cancelled by these people. you know, who's there to speak up for us? you know, it's just a i'm not to going ever listen to greatest hits radio now, now that i know that they patrol their advertising base based on political ideology or assumed political ideology or assumed political ideology, i'm never going to listen to greatest hits radio. >> i think it's absolutely shocking. and by the way, jim, this is not a station that is particularly aimed at a woke audience. you know, this is a station that is aimed at an older audience. and i think they'll to learn they'll be very shocked to learn of this. they'll be very shocked to learn of tand, course, you listen to >> and, of course, you listen to their it's all about their adverts

miller center. always in person you are well invited, but if you need to do so, we'll understand. and mark you for your contributions to the miller center, to your contribution to scholarship and to history. and thank you all today for being here and those online and on our c-span programing, we are grateful and we wish you happy holidays and a happy new year. coming up.

predicted the difficulties and likely failure of the ukrainian counteroffensive is called this man mark millerulties of the ukrainian counteroffensive, called for washington and kiev regime to consider negotiating. then he was shut up. and now what do you think in washington has already been formed, the native that it turns out that mark miles was right. here. hear what's on this account. the debate about ukraine's counteroffensive has gone from elation to disillusionment amid kiev's marginal successes that leave u.s. officials and whistleblowers whispering. should we have listened to general mark willey in november, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said that ukraine's martial law and the approaching winter season combined create an auspicious moment to consider the possibility of peace negotiations. in addition , operations to drive out russian troops, with throughout ukraine had meager chances. on the success of the administration representatives immediately. hastened to assure their colleagues. in kiev, his stance does not reflect behind-the-scenes sentiments in the white house, al

mark linn baker: tom miller and bob boyett who were the creators of perfect strangers were an incredibles angeles olympics in '84. and they said, we love this spirit of like you know people coming to america and loving it so we want to do a show about an ebullient, innocent... mark linn baker: who is making his way in america. balki: what this? [blows party horn] balki: isn't that something? only in america. you know in mypos to do that we had to squeeze a frog. bronson pichot: i mean so everybody's a fish out of water in some way and it's like, oh, that silly old balki, he doesn't know anything... but i mean, it allows you to see yourself. larry: when i nod my head, you hit it. balki: come again? larry: when i nod my head, you hit it. balki: i can't do that. larry: balki don't make this complicated. i'll hold the wrench, you've got the hammer. when i nod my head, you hit it. you hit it! mark linn baker: the blind leading the blind is often how we, we described it. larry: ready? balki: yes. larry: wait! patrick: the reagan era was a time in which republican politics was embracing immigra

welcome this morning to the miller center here at the university of virginia. we're delighted that mark and i were just saying it's just great to see everybody gathered together in our beautiful williamsburg style forum r

to hear this constantly in this case from mark miley , we just heard from the representative of the state department of the united states of america matthew millereneral we hear and even from european countries it is very good, well, in the same interview , mark milley answered all american skeptics with natural and artificial created warmed up i would say so about the fact that military aid will reduce the pentagon's own military reserves. he said that not in any way, in fact, in the united states of america there is even a program according to which the production is increased , the production of ammunition and weapons is increased in order to compensate for what washington already provided to us in ukraine, in poland, 16 spies who worked for russian intelligence were detained. all of them were members of a single network. this was reported by the deputy minister of the coordinator of the service of the commonwealth of independent states, stanislav zharyn, he also reported that the polish law enforcement officers also managed to discover the algorithm of actions of all the recruits, the main activity of the network consisted in recognizing mil

miller center. so with that over to you, barbara. great. thank you so much, bill. we have just marked eight years of bill's tenure here as the director and ceo of, the miller center and so he's served the equivalent of two presidential terms. and we hope, unlike presidents, that he can carry on with at least one more term, maybe get up to the fdr mark. we also want to thank him so much for, his interest in oral history and joining us frequently, in fact, this week we did an oral history for the obama project that we're now into. and bill joined us with that particular person he has known over years. and it's really makes all the difference the world for russell and me to have, who knows the person that we're interviewing. so thank you to bill and thanks so many of you here in the audience in person we have a full house today well as online and with c-span, many of you support the work of the miller center that is varied and particularly for those of you who support presidential studies and our recording program where we go through the secret white house tapes of presidents, but also t

let's send it to matt miller sitting down with the general motors president, mark reuss.att: we appreciate you joining us. this is a very powerful vehicle with 450 mile range and a high price tag. who are you aiming this product at? mark: the first escalade we sold over one million units. one out of every three suvs in this luxury segment is an escalade. we have a very successful brand. it has been an unbelievable vehicle for cadillac and general motors. we know that there are people who are wanting an electric full-size suv. we will be the first ones to really bring it here with an iconic brand. this is in addition to our internal combustion engine escalade.you can see it in the next step in the design language for cadillac, inside and out. this will be on the cutting edge of everything. it is the escalade standard of the world. matt: you already have the hummer, which is definitely on the cutting edge of everything. early adopters waiting for a big electric vehicle i'm assuming got that. who is left to buy the escalade at $130,000 to start? mark: the platform is very fl

i was thinking about that moment of cassidy hutchinson's testimony, too, that mark meadows wanted to go over to the miller hotel, he wanted to sit in the war room. she persuaded him that probably wasn't the best course of action. and then, he relayed to her that the president had asked him to call roger stone. you know, the other thing that strikes me about this is the way the fakie lectors plot first starts isn't the way that it finishes. it starts with a bunch of people thinking that state legislatures have to be involved. but of course, those state legislatures resisted those treaties from the president. one of the charges in the georgia rico suit is against donald trump for soliciting the dense speaker of the georgia house, david ralston, to convene a special session to choose their own electors. david ralston said, thanks, but no thanks. but, the fakie lectors part doesn't die there, it continues, it goes into the sixth, and it is with the leadership of people like roger stone that it continues to persist up into, and through the sixth, itself. >> lisa ruben and emily bazelon, thank you so much for j

look at the names on that list, mark meadows, marc short, greg scavino, pat sibley no, miller, ken cuccinelli, on and on it goes. this is a whole lot of people who are very close to donald trump, whom he now cannot talk to you about that case probably a very similar list on this one. these are the people who talk to the grand jury. there are others on another list also included that he can't talk to who were interviewed by the special counsel investigators. so a whole lot of people. the judge was so intent on making sure that donald trump not only understood but acknowledged what he had to do here that he was warned, trump said to him you cannot retaliate against these witnesses. meaning not only can he not talk to them but he can't do, like you see an old mob movies the wink and the not, you know the thing that i'm not talking to you about, you better not talk about the thing. the judge said are you prepared to comply? in front of the judge, in front of the american people, in front of the flag donald trump said yes. he made a pledge that he would play by the rules. >> you know, first of all

georgia state representative tanya miller and barbara mcquade, thank you. >>> up next, mark meadows' attorneys are putting in overtime trying to get him out of the mess his former boss landed him in before he's forced to turn himself over to authorities in georgia and be under arrest. "the reidout" continues after this. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. . >>> all of trump's co-defendants and potentially all of the unindicted coconspirators face a daunting decision. do i continue to shield tr

i am salivating because everyone of those witnesses including mark meadows and all the campaign people including steven miller, they knew he lost the election. i want to go back to 1960. john f. kennedy got 306 electoral votes. he beat richard nixon by 118,000 votes. did nixon do this januaryf 6th thing? no. he was a statesman at that time and he said you won. donald trump lost by 7.1 million votes, and he knew that he had no chance of winning other than causing havoc on january 6th. >> well, if he's salivating, i saw you chanting at the bit, jim acosta. >> i was there covering the white house in the days after the 2020 election and talking to aides and advisers who said donald trump knew that he lost the election. and what he was doing from that point forward was trying to orchestrate an administrative or procedural coup. what ended up being almost a coup unfolding before our eyes. i talked to white house advisers who said, yes, he understands he lost and sometimes grumble i can't believe i lost and that sort of thing. we reported and go back and find it online. i think, yes, there's absolutely a state of mi

. >> a few of us, myself, jason miller, justin clark and mark meadows gathered in a room off -- to listener rudy presumably wanted to say to the president. >> was there anyone in that conversation who in your observation had too much to drink? >> um, rudy giuliani. >> tell me more about that. what was your observation about his potential intoxication about that discussion about what the president should say when he is dressed the nation on election night? >> i think the mayor was definitely intoxicated but i do not know that his level of intoxication when he spoke with the president for example. >> so, glenn, i mean, this is just all new territory for me, right. i've never had this discussion about whether an adviser to the president may or may not have been intoxicated. but talk to me about how this is important to anybody's case. jack smith's case, fani willis's case, rudy giuliani is a named co-defendant in georgia, not in the january 6 case for the moment. tell me more about what you think about this and the thread that jack smith is pulling on. >> yeah, i think it is relevant evidenc

mark, which is a our rail hub for russia at the moment. and then 85 kilometers from a robot to me. further down south is miller, 2 poles. and that's where, you know, that's what we're talking about. potential unit strategic games for ukraine. miller triple is known as one of the gateways to crania and ukrainian authorities have set time and time again. the crimea is the center of gravity of their counter offensive . and so potentially, you know, down the line, not right now. 85 kilometers is still a long way at reaching miller to pull could be of huge strategic importance to ukraine. and so we have to really watch how that done develops, but that village itself are bought to me is, or if you know is, is not very different from some of the other smaller villages that ukraine has been able to taking this counter offensive. and there are fears that with ukraine focusing so much on the south that as we've seen in that report, you know, that's over whelming, since in the north, where russia has said it is regaining that positions in that marquee region near cooper. well, thank you so much for bringing this up to speed there.

miller, to you. i think oning that's interesting, trump will be the focus today. markdows has to turn himself in because a judge said, no, no, no, you're not special and you don't get special treatment here and same with the doj official jeffrey clark. >> we will have a very interesting day as the parade of co-defendants have come through. some people just go in, go out unseen. as much as they can be. what we saw with rudy giuliani yesterday was, you know, he came out, did his defiant press conference, and they got back on a private plane. what will be interesting today with mark meadows, i think we will see the low-profile approach when that happens. but donald trump is going to be the critical one today because when he goes in there, we are in the face of a judge's admonishment about making statements that could be considered threatening to witnesses, co-defendants, so on, which is a habit of his. they are talking about whether to have a press pool in the moder cade going to the jail. talking about doing a statement at the airport on the way back. so the question tod

miller. good. have you on the show tonight? fascinating discussion. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. thank you. thank you. for germany has marked the 75th anniversary of the beginnings of its post war constitution. germany's president for an older strong buyer trouble by boat to the bavarian island. we're experts in bed in 1948 to draft a new order after world war 2. and one of the palace is built by mad king who big president, stine, by appraised in germany's democracy, built from the ruins of a dictatorship. and he said it was as important as ever today to protect that democracy from its ended on some 1000000000 error. richard branson's company, virgin galactic has watched its 1st white carry paying tours into space. spacecraft, which was attached to the building of another ship, took off it from new mexico. after the aircraft reached an altitude of 15 kilometers released, the rockets ignited hurling. the passengers into elder space on board was an 18 year old british olympian who bought his ticket 18 years ago and a caribbean mother, daughter d. o. one there. tickets in the contest. trio floated in 0 g for a several minutes

exchanging correspondence with jason miller about coordinating the electors and he's not a government official. that's damaging to him and the judge can't really credit mark meadows testimony because he's not a credible witness and that's what mark meadows has. it's a close call. i don't think there's like a clear shot by either side, but the d.a. does also raise a good argument which is that the judge has recently asked them after they had the hearing what if i decide some of mark meadows acts were in his official duty and some were not? the dacht a. says, well, if you do it that way he actually has no defense. if some are not it means you as the judge believe he acted beyond his official duty. and if you act beyond your official duty you don't have a federal defense and you can't get into federal court. >> if meadows is unable to win that argument, jennifer, what's the impact on the other codefendants who have also filed to move their cases into federal court? >> so i think we're all going to have to wait for that ruling because mark meadows has the strongest case to move into federal court. here he actually was a federal official, and unlike jeff clark

mark meadows. that's not a very encouraging projection for democracy. >> chris whipple, you get the last word. no one has said it. i think i'll say it. millero will be the next white house chief of staff. >> nicolle, let me give you one. we talked about mark meadows sitting on tonight couch in his office, scrolling through his phone as the violent mob attacked the capitol. let me give you one other really telling example of his abdication of responsibility. it's the kind of thing a competent white house chief of staff can stop in its tracks. and that was his lawyers, meadows' lawyers have argued that that phone call on january 2 when trump threatened and cajoled and tried to find 11,780 nonexistent votes, they said that's the kind of thing chiefs of staff do more or less in those words. they set up these phone calls. well, any competent white house chief of staff faced with that situation would have said to donald trump, mr. president, no, we're not going to make that call. furthermore, if you insist on making that call, you're going to do it on your own. and when you're done you will find my resignation letter on your desk. that's what jam

next wednesday she's going to mark the album's release date and drop a video of a live performance of her song "the way" that was made with her late ex-boyfriend, mac miller fans are called. >> the grandes. >>> anybody ready for a trip to mars? >> i want to go. >> okay, well, if humans were to ever colonize mars, researchers are finding there's a new personality traits defining the perfect candidates to head to space. scientists at george mason university set up a model to simulate colonizing mars. certain personalities are more desirable than others to work together to create the colony. those who may best survive are not very competitive, they tend to be more agreeable and the ideal candidates are willing to change routine and adapt. they would also probably be neither very introverted or extroverted and they would have to work well in a team. i say we could do that. the study is waiting to be peer reviewed, but it sounds like there's a few years until blastoff. >> have you ever seen "wayward pines" when the people got curious about the outside world? that's when they would

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