the marx brothers completely changed our sense of humor. to me is one of the most interesting. people in show business. we move on to stanley's other greatest love of all food. quite a fixture in the food world now. yes you expect the reception? no i mean, it's an idea that i had a long time ago. why can't we take italy and just break it down region by region? nobody's ever really done that before, but it's different. i did not anticipate. this reaction. i'm thrilled. just last week, cnn announced it was canceling the show after two successful seasons. tucci says he's looking for another home for his show to bring out some sandwiches because we both like to eat. come on in. john ohmygod , john john, we have here. this is sort of our signature. this is called the pinocchio. alright. i'm diving in nokia. here we go. when you eat. it's fine. when i eat. it can see the food because i have no shield, were good, but they couldn't bring us some sandwiches. delicious certainly hope searching for italy does find a home. maybe disney plus our parent

attempt on the emperor, the lawyer independently studied the philosophy of economics according to marxhimself said in a different way, having overcome the russian tradition, the tsar of the assassination created a new party, such as the order of the sword. centralization conspiracy and military discipline. in each party cell , the largest revolutionary thinkers theorists, at the same time, resolute in politics and practice, combined leadership of the party and the national economy skating, training complex jumps led to the ussr for sports and the cult of a healthy body. since may 19, he has launched massive physical education parades across the country. lenin built a hitherto unseen state of the people, abolished private ownership of land, subsoil and banks, put capital under state control, consolidated the dictatorship of the oppressed classes. in the constitution, he proclaimed the abolition of the exploitation of man by man continued the work of peter i, taking the western idea of ​​social modernization as a basis, boldly acted on an unprecedented scale predetermined the world leade

you know, i mean, marx conflict.ou know, i mean, marx how far how far can we take this stage it because i suppose members of the communist party may want an ideal society that has these perhaps armed militias of trade unionists , the streets of trade unionists, the streets and all the rest of it, but they're never going to win an election. they knew that they aren't going sort of reach that point . how aren't going sort of reach that point. how much of this should we be taking seriously and how much of is just sort of flights of fancy of these people ? well, of fancy of these people? well, we should seriously the fact that they a very vocal and powerful minority in the last election where the hard left did not for didn't vote for corbyn as they did later on they scored one third of the that the votes of the monster raving loony party. i mean these are a tiny minority in the country now they the actual claims of their members for better conditions are in some cases fair and certainly need to be considered . but that t

the marx brothers's uncle was in 18. al sheen, gallagher and sheen, bert williams, and george walker were the first african-american performers to receive headline status, and there was smith and dale, notoriously the veterans of vaudeville. >> for goodness sake, if you should die, what would your wife harriet win? >> many vaudevillians were tiny enough to realize that radio not only opened a new door, careerwise, but could become a major vehicle to their careers. >> say hello to everybody. >> hello, everybody. >> what george burns and gracie allen did was not unique, the character of the dizzy dame, what they used to call her, was a trope and vaudeville humor, but they just did it better. >> the even laughed at joan of arc, but she went ahead and built it. >> gracie had such a nacve, wonderful, touching to the truth . she was the funny one. >> originally, gracie allen was the straight woman, and a specialist in comedy suggested to them, why don't you flip it around? >> i heard a political speech on television yesterday.

the most powerful personality of our age karl marx in the idea which he did not invent are put into a widely accepted idea even those who emphatically declare their anti-communist and marxist many people are philosophical marxist although they use different names for those philosophical ideas and he is right it truly dominates the interpretation of current events and history in popular books as well as and philosophical writings and novels and plays or by a large marxist. it is something i have been trying to explain myself and wrote an entire book on. marxism, progressivism the democratic party. when you listen to schumer and policy and aoc and sanders do they sound like people who are talking in ways that we embrace the founding of the nation of liberty and property rights and individualism and unalienable rights or is it class warfare the rich versus the poor? today talk about the inequities these are marxist ideologies will give you a perfect example of a nice see what's happening in the classrooms and the destruction of real education we see the effort to say that parents have

his capital and all kinds of other nonsense, and he had to take care of his neck, that is, he fed marx his wife, marsa, had something like 20 or so many children. well, a little less, well, he was he was terribly prolific in all these respects, so to speak, in short , he fed maxim 's whole family, that's all. of a normal person, this friedrich engels. that 's what they called the military airfield from which they kill civilians, they called him engels, and he turns into a rough place there, he turns into a rough place, but now he turns over not by himself. three russian soldiers were added there today, who shot down ukrainians at the airfield drones, as they claim , were shot down by the russian ministry of defense very successfully, so only three people died and now a fire of 120 m² is ongoing, well, something, well, a very big fire is currently ongoing, says the ministry of defense russia that not a single plane was damaged and that three four-armed top were killed there, that it doesn't count, it's not a problem at all, they shot down something, the battle and if the drone hadn't be

, engels, and lenin, now they know that marx and lenin are no longer there and the englishman remains as such a danger. they rise somewhere and have time to reach the outskirts of the same place from this saratov or where they shoot and sit down, that is, they do not fly anywhere , they are approximately there and i am i looked at the map yesterday, it’s enough for planes close to ukraine, but they don’t fly here closer there to closer to the kharkiv or er donetsk regions, i understand correctly on the contrary no they fly earlier they struck only from the north the caspian, yes, the astrakhan district, they went on a combat course, and it is convenient for them from there. there are certain , er, certain tactical moments for them to strike from there, now they strike more often from the holodomon district of the rostov region, er, well , in principle, the difference is special there is no where they are asking. the question is where are the missiles flying, the missiles are flying around ukraine. well, they are coming from the east from the black sea and from the republic of moldova.

of the marx group.for joining us this afternoon. just what's your sense as we head into next year? if those folks going to be happier a year from now, or what's ahead for us here in the u.s.? >> yeah, sure, rich. it's going to be a tough 2023 both for us as individuals and for many businesses of all sizes. you know, inflation right now is still between 7-8%, and that's the consumer price index, rich. what we advise our clients and what i'm advising you and all of your viewers, you really want to pay attention to the producer price index because that's, like, the leading indicator of where prices are, you know, how prices are going to rise in the future. that's the cost of people, manufacturers making stuff right now. prices are still 7-8% ahead of where they were a year ago even from the producer level, and a lot of the core materials that go into the products we buy, roofing product, building materials, industrial chemicals, steel piping, those are actually still at double-digit levels from where they

here, it seems to me that here she is now the list of karl marx here was their mansion in the archiveut the address of the house where the creative people could live, of course, she wants to go there. apparently, this is the house, as the archives say. it is called the house of kapen, that is, our common relatives. well , it's so small, but i suspect, i suspect, of course, that it was this mansion. but these are my conjectures, i don’t know this, just in case, in the archive we were told that this is called the house of the guards. let's go to the house which is located at the address, obtained in the archive does not correspond to the ideas of a noble dwelling, it is unlikely that huppins could live in such a small house, maybe it's just an outbuilding and a running mansion. well, this is also visible, some very old building. it was visible in the yard, of course, it was visible, everything in common, so to speak, and some outbuilding or there, i don’t know what is numbered. this house, in general, i feel, something is not native here. yes, yes, you can feel the aura. it's just that

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. >> marilyn was at schwab's one day waiting for a break, and somebody told her that groucho marx was i want to get a chance at this part." >> groucho marx said that he wanted an actress who could make my elderly libido rise. he tested three different actresses. then marilyn fit the bill. >> she entered the room with so much awareness of her sexuality and willingness to have it out there. >> her role is 40 seconds, and her job is to make everyone's jaw drop. >> is there anything i can do for you what a ridiculous statement. >> i want to you help me. >> what seems to be the trouble? >> some men are following me. >> really? i can't understand why. >> she was a product of the times. you couldn't show sex in any of its sort of natural form. >> i advise you to leave. >> i'll take you down to the bus station. oh, if i'm not back tonight, go ahead without me. >> so you've got it in this exaggerated, unnatural form. >> that's been the history of all my romances. >> she was letting the world know, she carried this aura of sexuality and everybody got it. went wow, who's that? >> eager to capita

joining us now jean marx, the president of the marx group. a cpa and small business expert.hank you for being here. i want to put up some numbers here. we'll look at the number of layoffs that happened toward the end of the year. sad as we end into the holidays, up 127,000, 1.4 million overall. this one i found striking. bloomberg monthly does a survey with economists and right now in december those economists are saying we'll head into a recession, 70% are saying it. what are folks supposed to make of the upcoming year as we head into it? >> all i can say is that it will get a lot worse before it gets better. so if you are an individual with a job or running a business, you really have to buckle your seat belts. the first six months of 2023 will be challenging. inflation is one of the biggest issues, obviously. even though the numbers seem to be plateauing i want to warn everybody the number you look at for inflation ahead is the producer price index. that's what it costs to make stuff now that will come on the market in the next few months. it is ranging between 7% and 8%.

anchor yun si-show of national in this space left his fellow countryman, so the corps that on marx zarng alexander karpan's watercolor show i of keyfitsin will open tomorrow the illuminated seventy- inch stack of a supporter of the vitebsk school of watercolors and a teacher at the familiar mozfafe of the vitebsk institute. went already tau 2016 already begged for biographies in three genres on it's a pity in belarus and i'm not like that. i am at home in the expanses of the west, this is latvia, this is germany, even ireland, so he was a very recognized master. uh, watercolors as far as landscapes are concerned, there will certainly be works that have been dedicated to us. e, of course, the beloved city of vitebsk, then it is the assumption cathedral in vitebsk courtyards. there are very few landscapes that are dedicated to european motifs for shaluda. looking, pao, hundreds of nick's landscapes, which were posters, were all brought from vitebsk funds after i looked through the staves, but they were willing to translate the prozg gallery at the luna corps there in the morning. waltz s

and it makes smith view as he has marx before marx. it is a plausible interpretation but it is not the only version of smith. what we see of the chomsky version, the left smith or the regular version of the right smith is they are both valid readings, but they are not the only parts of smith. so that selective interpretation or sloganizing of smith is powerful because smith has so much intellectual authority in our political lexicon and in our imagination, but i would also say anytime you hear someone quoting smith, think to yourself, i wonder why they chose to quote smith and i wonder what part they are putting from and what are they not putting from? host: you write that adam smith scholarship over the past 20 years now has global reach, and it continues to grow. during that time period we have the 2007-2008 reckoning and the pandemic induced economic downturn. what is the state of adam smith scholarship and reception today? guest: [laughter] i still stand by what i wrote. smith scholarship does have a global reach, and it is really

to grow by the end of the twenties, the first skyscrapers settled on the streets of the volodarsky marxoscow kirov center and minsk in the twenties and early thirties. and just the same, there was freedom square, rallies were held here. the meeting here celebrated the anniversaries of the revolution, and both solemn and mourning events were held, beautiful examples of new soviet architecture appeared. and such for example, like the library named after lenin and the peasant's house a-a, workers' clubs, a the so-called metal workers' club or the food workers' club. now this building is known to minsk residents, as the cinema pobeda at 30 in minsk is being erected a few more signs. the buildings of symbolic palaces, which will soon determine the face of the belarusian capital, earned her the academy of sciences, the institute of physical education, the house of officers, the opera house, the first sports fans, the dynamo stadium soared over the city and the government house in the stands. how was this house designed? government longbard. he conceived two areas. privokzalnaya square and squ

and in response to this nut named marx said the problem with marxism is not economic. that is a huge problem, we know it's going to fail, but the problem with that is agentism. and that has for so many people become god. and as i came here thinking, gosh, if we could just get enough members of congress to stand up for what's right and preserve our freedom, i ultimately have realized congress is -- as upset as people are at congress, congress is a reflection of this country. you don't like what's going on in congress? well, it's a reflection of what's going on in the country. this house is the only elected body that i'm aware of in the whole country where you can only get there by being elected. a senator leaves or dice, they could be appointed, but normally you are appointed to fill until the election. this body, you can't get in here as a member unless you have been elected. adams said cities may be rebuilt and people reduced to poverty may acquire fresh property but constitution of government once changed from freedom can never be restored. liberty that is lost is lo

grow by the end of the twenties, the first high-rise buildings settled on the streets of volodarsky marxcow kirov center. and minsk in the twenties and early thirties. and just the same , there were rallies here, and the meeting here celebrated the anniversaries of the revolution, and there were somehow solemn, and, uh, mourning events, beautiful examples of new soviet architecture appear. and such, for example, as the library named after lenin and the peasant's house a-a, workers' clubs, and the so-called club of metalworkers or the club of ishcheviks now, and this building is famous, like the pobeda cinema in the thirties , several more iconic buildings of symbolic palaces were erected in minsk, which will soon begin to define the face, the belarusian capitals earned the academy of sciences, the institute of physical education, the institute of physical education, the house of officers, the opera house, the first sports fans, gathered the dynamo stadium on the stands above the city and the government house. as this uh-huh and the longbard government house conceived, he conceived how th

he had to exist for marx to heat him. the point is when you look at the destruction of people, you say there's too many people where running out of resources . malthusian thinking. goes into political control, totalitarianism . my first book was read books series called the great awakening trilogy. the second book cowill be on neo-marxism and the anarchy on the social justice lies and they go together. because this is a byproduct of this entire ideological shift which is going on to neo-marxism. that's taking over the country, taking over the world without being people be aware of the political roots from which itcame . i go back to kant, i go back to hegel. it will demonstrate that we are not only in a period of time which makes no sense rationally from energy economics, it makes no sense in terms of all the history and tradition of liberty and freedom and the idea is to negate liberty and freedom, to destroy capitalism. to destroy the standard of living we haven't world. that's why you're going to find energy today when

marx was not an atheist. he hated god. it had to exist for marx to hate him and the point is that when you look at destruction of people, you say there's too many people. we're running out of resources thinking it goes into political control, totalitarian. it's combined by first. this is my first book of it. three book series called the great trilogy. the second book will be on the neo marxism, cultural maoism and, the anarchy on the social justice, and they go together because this is a byproduct of entire ideological shift which is going on to a neo and it's taking over the country, taking over the world without being aware of the political roots from which it came. i go back to can't i go back to hegel and show you the frankfurt school, the second book that's just about finished. i'll have it done by the end of this month and it will demonstrate that we are not only in a period of time which makes no sense rationally from energy, economics. it makes no sense in of all the history and tradition of liberty and freedom. an

to assassinate the emperor, a lawyer, independently studied the philosophy of economics, followed marx he himself said in a different way, overcoming the russian tradition of killing the tsar, created a new party, such as the order of the sword. centralization conspiracy and military discipline. in each party cell the biggest revolutionary thinkers are theorists at the same time decisive politicians. the practitioner combined the leadership of the party and the national economy avid hunter lover of skiing walks and long bicycle trips, was fond of figure skating, training complex jumps introduced the fashion for sports and the cult of a healthy body in the ussr. since may 19, he has launched massive parades across the country. athletes lenin built a hitherto unseen state of the people, abolished private ownership of land, subsoil and banks, put capital under state control, consolidated the dictatorship of the oppressed classes. in the constitution, he proclaimed the abolition of the exploitation of man by man continued the work of peter i, taking as a basis the western idea of ​​social

adopt many things turned into a completely different product, because if you had the communism of karl marxied, then you would have received the classic trotsky, which means that you do not recognize me, then i know him, and chinese communism is rapacity. in short, we originally had the idea of ​​​​communism. i am nothing is a communist, only he recognizes a minus. who is a communist, what do you remind klastku? so what? who recognizes that the dictatorship of the proletariat in the first place? well, don't. first of all, you are the proletariat - this is actually a product of lenin, he developed it lenin, that is, you are no longer the leninist party of communism, in fact, the founders of the communists, there were others. you probably forgot, yes, mother, engels mars, but they said the proletarians are connecting with the restaurant. but at that time there was still no theory. hello what a horror will come there now to fight a little, a in russia then there is still no time that the belarusian building of marxism. we knew him, stop it. yes, tell me in the comments, when they wrote about e

>> the marx brothers completely changed our sense of humor.d world now. >> yes. >> did you expect the reception? >> no, i mean it's an idea i had a long time ago. why can't we take italy and break it down region by region? nobody's ever done that before. it's different. i did not anticipate this reaction. i'm thrilled. >> reporter: just last week cnn announced they were canceling the show after two successful seasons. tucci says he's looking for another home for his show. you know, last time we spoke on "gma" you opened up about losing your ability to taste and eat after you had a battle with oral cancer. how are you now? >> i'm fine now. i can't eat everything still. there's collateral damage. >> did you learn anything about yourself through that experience? >> i learned that i don't like being sick. i learned that i'm very impatient and i learned that i love life. >> cheers. >> reporter: he celebrates that love for life with food. >> happy birthday. belated birthday. >> and to you too. >> thank you. i hear that your wife got you a wheel of c

the song where do you live, i live on a fruit farm, yes, the beautiful weaver, and the name of karl marxhere are you from? in short , all the names are there, you understand, decommunization hasn't reached them yet. i don't know how they are. well, can it help to come to decommunize? where, uh, decommunize , identify ? before litovyshche 800 km if measured somewhere and from kharkov well, i don't know, maybe somewhere you can measure from closer well, but in principle, it would not be a close road, that is, there are already interesting ones there, by the way, confirmation is already there on the internet, all groups of researchers have already checked it where am i? and this is just a video of the night, how it went crazy like this, it’s like the second flight has already arrived bo-boo-uh-hoo-hoo well, that’s a firecracker for you , dear muscovites, and they already measured it there , in fact, there were several arrivals somewhere, and now they have actually restored those flash on geolocation and there is unconfirmed information - this vyšehrad 24 reports that there is such a resourc

that's of the company, marx, 15 years of sustainable development and leadership in the nuclear energy industry. lou with with, [000:00:00;00] with with, with ah, with a, [000:00:00;00] with our rights in a financial world that's getting ever more complicated, isn't it? our t's the cost of everything with christie. i can help not get those chopping economic waters and try and keep a bit more of money earned in our office and try to head with i am, my name is frank richardson, philadelphia got in the room in any age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe there were a race we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible, him accepted when i talked to level life after, hey, is an organization that was founded by for a skinhead neo nazi white supremacists in the u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out is 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremely good. the 1st part is disengagement, which i

there is just the grave of karl marx.s, a lot of illusions of such naive expectations were laid, but then it so happened that we really. that's what we suddenly donbass uh, i'm now on the example of my native land. yes, he ended up outside his native russia , yes, that’s what we got, the consequences of these bloody, terrible twenty- second years for the donbass, of course, will forever go down in history forever go down in all historical textbooks to wake up. uh, after 10-20 years of any resident of donbass, i'm sure he will tell you the dates of recognition of the donetsk people's republic. acceptance of donetsk and lugansk people's republics, the composition of the russian federation means the acquisition of the return to their homeland, of course, for them it will always be an important landmark epochal. it was here that the union of soviet socialist republics of the ussr was born, the people had to accept to strengthen the skeleton of the state. ideally, the christian in the course of the great social experiment shou

maxim gorky's apostasy of alexander benois, she pastured the pedestal , first a bust of karl marx wasfull-length figure was eventually blown away by the wind, and then the hammer and sickle was placed there in 1965 for the anniversary date of the battleship rebellion. potemkin on a pedestal erected a monument to sailors potemkin and only in 2007, the historical monument to catherine ii and her associate was restored a big role in this was played by the mayor of the city and eduard hurvits and local businessman ruslan tarpan in different ways. - at your own expense. restored this monument. being also a patriot of his city. never in odessa there was no nationalism and so on. the only thing that has always been a russian city has been and is since the restoration of the monument. passions for catherine did not stop, nationalists accused her of dispersing the zaporizhzhya cossack freemen, they say, she is the personification of the colonial rule of ukrainians, but when in 2017 the kaza association. their societies in sich demanded to be dismantled through the court, the native odessans we

best with them since the first of august, i am for myself conducted an analysis, they advanced by marx this is not even the operational depth of a brigade for the second army in quotation marks of the world. well, you know, it is a very dubious success. bakhmut, because they hope that it is precisely the political ones to get dividends from this. moreover, i saw a very interesting such infographic that was distributed uh, telegram channels close to prigozhin, uh, where it is shown how successfully prigozhin's troops stormed bakhmut, in contrast to how other troops, we won't say which uh, surrendered kherson, surrendered kharkiv, well, kharkiv region and left from there. and judging by everything, this is in principle a certain group of uh-uh in russian well, let's say the art of the majority, which is trying to show its successes on the example of bahmut, so here you don't have to wait for it to stop a-ah but what do you have to wait for that's uh-uh, two of your own victors, the question, well , again, you understand that i absolutely did not go, they do not evaluate their approaches,

not as the company, marx had decade under half of sustainable development and leadership in the nuclear energy industry. blue news with with, [000:00:00;00] with, [000:00:00;00] with, with, ah, a it was ice breakers really are remarkable. machines are thing a lot is how the news is shipping up on this the 1st day of december. don will be here at the top with all the big developments. do hope you can join him, but i'm you know, legal saying goodbye for a ah, picked up would important job with silly was this because they did to squint make you keep getting a pretty flu your year. oh for if i teach that way? no, i me, teaching hours should to school and you have cheated us. come got lifestyle approach. with that though, she's momma wishing i cheat. i'm when you moment, but the woman was more mono, william with stones from bush not to not slip putting them on there. glad to boot, let me clear what they continued. i will just, i guess one said i lost aaliyah with i would need someone to study to the for carson brought i used to finish this is just those reported a few. i'm not actually putti

have, uh, lenin, we vzaireli lies a monument to lenin, the king stands here, is patient here, karl marxt were, or a cross. yes, take off, or shorts, put on, this and as if right there at the same time with everything, so all this democracy or is it the liberal history of the nineties and later, and here you have coca-cola and here and all this together. and of course, i don't tell us to our generation they say, please forgive me. how about you, what are you talking about? what do you want from us? are you leaving us a legacy? what are we supposed to do, we gave them such vague guidelines, and everyone worked hard on this, however, we need to correct history textbooks, we need to correct literature from this, we need to introduce censorship here. yah excellent 30 years what we have been doing. why do we have to ask them now? if someone took it, so i recently said somewhere too in some interview and now i have gone abroad. he went abroad in the first place, because he does not understand why he should go to war now. he does not understand, he is in such a multidirectional vector that he d

well, meanwhile, marx blumenthal who's the editor of investigative new site. the grey zone posted on exchange that he had with delegates representing the ukranian diaspora on their way to congress. is 45000000000. not enough. no, not enough yet. how much? how much more should we give to ukraine instead of our own people? do you, do you, do you support the as of italian? no more than as of the value. there's no more as a values where we're train and recruited that into a former professional army over the last 8 years. so the neo nazis were brought into the army. no, no, no nazi synonymy. so no answer about it. and crane is a democracy. why did zelinski ban 13 opposition? partnership law? we've got the national marshall law. sounds undemocratic. why did he band the russian wing of the orthodox church, russian such a large extra to serving as the keys in his organization and with found, with materials that were legal and financing the enemy war against innocent people . i oppose the assault on don. yes. do you the shelling of the people have done yet? do you oppo

because you , lenin, we said there is a monument to lenin the king is standing here, waiting here, karl marxt were, either a cross. yes, take off, or shorts, put on, this and, as it were, right there at the same time. everything, so all this democracy is the liberal history of the nineties and later , and here you have coca-cola, and here and all this together. and of course, i don't say there to our generation they say, i'm sorry. how about you, what are you talking about? what do you want from us? are you leaving us a legacy? what should we do, we gave them such vague guidelines, and everything they took the trouble to do this, however, it is necessary to correct the history textbooks, it is necessary to study literature, it is necessary to introduce censorship here. yep , 30 years is great. is that what we did? why do we all have to ask now? if someone took it, so i recently said somewhere too in some interview and now i have gone abroad. he went abroad in the first place, because he does not understand that he now has to go to war. he does not understand the vector he is directed so he d

that was marx, a justification for declaring that this massacre was actually legal and within the laws of war. and further, he declared that julianna's son should have simply gone to the u. s. government and registered a complaint about this affair act that was still legal in his view and that, that would have resolved everything. and this was all part of an argument by said at under the auspices of the michael hayden's center, to argue for julian sanchez, continued legal persecution by the u. s. government. at the conference. blumenthal also brought up state gord there. thought i'd turn a man used as a key witness in that case against juliana sanchez. that's the spy. thornburg. since 2021 confession. admitting to lying in the indictment against the wiki leaks founder max woman's all priced marks, dade over that issue. and mark zayed had boasted on twitter that he had gone security clearances for in his words, guys with child porn issues. so i thought the question was appropriate for him. did he think that the fact that the government recruited ciji threw dorsen a pedophile, who admitt

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ukraine was also with us. the weakened russian air defense, which did not find its way today, well, karl marxhould not be deprived of attention, and here leningrad also says. a volunteer from er is currently in great britain mrs. iryna, we congratulate you. if possible, with your permission, we have information about your story here, i just read it and the fact that i read it made my hair stand on end er, so the whole family er irina from mariupol lost contact with her grandfather and grandmother in march. they were the only ones who stayed there with close people. on march 22, the people who were able to evacuate from mariupol said that a rocket hit the house of her grandmother and grandfather. the sun burned down. grandma was killed, and grandfather became homeless. now he lives in in the basement, my aunt took my grandfather to russia through the filtration camps at the end of april, and from there he was transferred to latvia to my parents, honestly, even now i'm re-reading it, although it's not the first time i've read it, and i still have chills on my skin i don't know how you do you ha

the referendum passed, but to now was lo, it was boycotted by many parties. monica marx's, an assistant professor of arab crossroads studies at new york university of dubby. she says many tennesseans a jaded by politics turn out in today's election if it's reported accurately, and not artificially inflated is likely to be minuscule, much, much lower than in any election. we've seen since can easiest democratic revolution in 2011. and one of the big reasons i, besides voter awareness is, is apathy. and also people feeling like this is a sham and they've lost complete control of the process. but they don't have enough energy. they are so focused on getting basic necessities at the grocery store and paying their bills. they don't have the energy to really go out and make another revolution. a lot of canadians are jaded about the, the fruits from the revolutionary tree that most of them were able to eat. i'm over the past decade. they, they are so proud of their revolution in 2011. but there are concerned about going out on the streets again, is not going to actually improve their situation

well, meanwhile, marx blumenthal editor of the investigative at new site, the greystone forces and exchange that he hot with delegates representing the ukrainian das for on the west. congress is 45000000000, not enough. not enough. how much? how much more should we give to ukraine instead? of our own people do you, do you do support the as of italian or no more than as of the value. there's no more as a value where we're train and recruited back into a former professional army over the last 8 years. so the neo nazis were brought into the army. no, no, no nazi synonymy. so no answer about if crane is a democracy, why did zalinski ban 13 opposition? partnership law? we've got the national marshall law. sounds on democratic. why did he band the russian wing of the orthodox church in there? i had such a loyal, extra to serving as a craziness organization. and with found, with materials that were legal and financing that the enemy of war against innocent people. i oppose the assault on don. yes. do you the shelling of the people have done? yes. do you oppose that? no, no. are you wired? wired ci

for many, the raft of planned industrial action coordinated by hard left union barons , including marx'sns, including marx's mick, the grinch and lynch, will impact nearly every aspect of our personal and see impact nearly every aspect of harry saying, oh, we're going to hear the full from him? is that we actually can't hear the full truth from the other side. king charles can't speak. prince william can't speak. kate can't speak. and all of the staff are under these really gagging hello there. welcome back to jason with me, michelle dewberry. lots of conversations into my inbox. i can you lots of feedback on that pensioner steve says i've got a £500,000 private pension and to get it. i sacrifice holidays cars and a social life . if someone social life. if someone squandered their earnings and now has no private pension , now has no private pension, basically, i think steve well who's got the most entitlement and then a state pension . oh and then a state pension. oh i don't know save controversial if you if you haven't got a half a million pounds private pension is it because you've squ

marx is you, we talk to a lay public, it's out there trying to understand whether or not the benefits coming down the road to morrow are as great. and his wife changed because right now we're getting a picture of a lot of fraud. we're getting a lot of picture of a lot of you know, mistakes that have been made and you know, excessive ceo leadership in certain ways. what do you think is, are the areas of silicon valley that we should be have confidence in and what areas give you concern. steve, the good thing about silicon valley and the bad thing about it is that it keeps burning down and having to reinvent itself. what happens is that the silicon valley was actually in semiconductors. that's how it started, and then the semiconductor industry imploded. and then there was software and then there was web. and then there's crypto and m this where the f d x came from. and now silicon valley's into health care of the magic happens when you have innovators coming together and challenging each other. that's silicon valley. what happens and is that the old technology is the get on the exponen