let's start off in budapest, george of mary putin gave a remarkable speech. this year's economic form and st. petersburg. i've been going for about 20 years. i've never seen anything like it before. this is the only thing comparison is i his speech is music's security speech. in munich, of 2007, your initial reaction because there's a lot to chew on their well, it's very interesting that you bring up the music speech because it expresses a continuity of all of his thoughts, ideas that is expressed many times over the munich stage but i think that he's really resenting now a shock. 1 bifurcation of the world, i mean it's a decision we're done with the wes and then the west has brought about this crisis on itself. a crisis in your brain, the crisis in the economy, the crisis with energy and that we're in it. we'll the russian, people are just not interested any longer in working with the west. we have our partners in the rest of the world and he's very negative characterization of what the west is be doing, which is essentially, you know, you exploiting the res

it seems to be in mary's dermal turnover then putin wears a symbolic locker.ut my guardianship, other saints - these are the saints dominic, you are a minota kusman. yong tear-off rozhanets, ruzhanets - this is a clear no prayers of the catholics of the minority at the full vision of the saints. here is the way of praying to the mother of god in the version of amela, they throw their ears, and such a birch bark is the name of the burunzha rouge among the catholics is a symbol of affection to that the believers sort out the kei. bear with the rouge. beg for affection from the mother of god, humiliation in front of st. dominic is a torch soldered more arable. this is due to names from the taxom of the order of preachers. which he based on the right by the fact that his mother could not have children later, she had a fallen dream, that a dog came out of her womb, a steamed torch fell coca, and she opened it to her wake from that said, you will give birth to a son. what butya is faithful to god, i don’t have a dog and i do n’t have to bring the light of the gospel

putin. new york fed president john williams and san francisco's mary daly both insisted that a soft landingpossible, despite efforts to fight the hardest inflation in more than 40 years. the fed raised rates earlier this month by 75 basis points, and could consider a similar hike next month. south korean consumers turned pessimistic for the first time in more than a year as inflation and higher rates take a toll. the consumer sentiment index dropped below 100, indicating domestic abuse outnumbering optimistic ones. south korea is the most vulnerable to inflation pressures as it relies heavily on imports for energy and other commodities. a texas judge temporarily sided with abortion rights activist who challenged a law from the 1920's betting the procedure. the rule allows abortions up to six weeks of pregnancy to resume and to the hearing on july 12, the third such court order preventing states from immediately implementing laws that criminalize or sharply restrict abortion access. this, of course, after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bl

mary you paula had lasted almost 3 months. ah, ah ah. ah ah mm ah, the westfield a global inflation storm by its short sighted policy, according to vladimir putin comments at the international economic farmington pieces that i think is going, we all hear about this so called, who tins inflation, who's listening to such nonsense. everyone understands the real reasons that huge sums of money were printed and this money was used to purchase goods and services outside the western countries on the global markets. the gang for public official se sum ukrainian soldiers surrounded the as well as a chemical plant in the city of february, don yes, good beginning to surrender.

from buying it. about cynicism on friday at the summit of the brix countries, putin spoke in my opinion french queen mariendow of her palace at a crowd of hungry, striking citizens. she said indifferently, when but if they have no bread, let them eat cakes. with such cynicism now. some western countries, destabilizing global agricultural production and are approaching issues like kind, introducing restrictions, for example, on the supply of russian and belarusian fertilizers, making it difficult to export russian grain to world markets. by the way, speaking express us is planned good god willing. everything will be fine and we are thirty-seven million tons, which this year supplies the world market. hmm, we will most likely be able to supply 50 million grains on the market, while the leaders of the european union unanimously vote for granting ukraine the status of an eu candidate does not oblige anyone to anything, but in an independent jubilation about european throwings, our correspondent in germany mikhail antonov this morning the munich airport received government flights one after another. 7 years ha

this war, ilia, upon mary, off one sat in the lower house of russia's parliament, then became the only member to vote against the seizure of crimea. he's now in k f and says vladimir putin is war aims go way beyond ukraine. it's nato. that's firmly in his sight. she wants to crush me, thought. oh, that's his strategic goal. crushed april. as for russia itself, on the my off says a civil war is inevitable. but one of the many russians who prefer stability, however repressive to freedom and what kind of russia will emerge once all the guns . a silent that much more uncomfortable for india upon the muddy off. welcome to come pick zone. thanks for having me. hello. let's talk. if we may about the latest developments in the war, from your standpoint, how critical for ukraine was the loss of surgery done yet? can the dumbass there was not critical to my, my and that was a plan loss. the current tactics of ukrainian army just to suck as much blood from the invaders as possible to make them pay yearly for every single meter of the territory they captured. so they slowly retreating, but so altogether the losses for last month and a half for they can be counted with just several,

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mary hello. today is the day of memory and sorrow in russia 81 years ago, on june 22, 41, the great patriotic war began in moscow in the alexander garden, vladimir putin laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier near the kremlin wall. soldiers guard of honor companies set up a wreath with a ribbon in the colors of the russian flag and a golden inscription to an unknown soldier from the president of the russian federation, the head of state knelt and bowed his head in memory of those who died during the great patriotic war, in complete silence only the sound of a metronome was heard. then the president laid red carnations on granite pedestals with the names of hero cities. vladimir putin talked to the veterans, and the solemn ceremony ended with a march of servicemen of the presidential regiment to military music in performance by a brass band. candles were lit all over the country today in memory of the millions who died during the most terrible and bloody war. traditional actions of a candle of memory gathered near memorials, thousands of people who fell on the streets and squares of cities, the word sergey, the action of a candle of memory st

putin to g 70 does. a meeting in germany, they are striving to ramp up the pressure on moscow with a move to ban imports of rush and gold. ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. distort parents seek on says in south africa, often 21 young people have found dead in a tavern. ah, accruals president left a state of emergency imposed, emitted to eat strike as opposition. politicians tried to remove him from office. and oh, why there's no such thing as a quiet life for south korea leaders past and present all their neighbors. ah, hello, welcome to the program. russian missiles have right down on ukraine's capital for the 1st time in weeks hitting and apartment block in cave. it came hours before leaders from the group of 7 wealthy nations began a 3 day summit in germany. they reaffirm their support for ukraine and announced more sanctions against russia. but 4 months into the war, lead as a facing multiple crises. countries around the world are hoping for concrete solutions to sol, high inflation, food shortages and hunger. as every step, vast reports now from the summit, and garnish

mary when it comes to gasoline pricing. turning it again trying to make a political, i don't know a political issue pointing to vladmir putin. i'm on the eia website which is the government's website. just before i go back to the guys so we can just get our facts in order, then have a conversation, november 2nd, the election 2020, gasoline was 2.11 cents. january when president biden was worn in it was $2.37. in february when the russia invasion of ukraine it was $3.36. as everybody painfully knows now, we're well over $5. it that is average. a lot higher in lot of other places. phil, mitch, we heard the spiel. what bothers me says he wants to help the american families now, emphasis now immediate for the midterms. i didn't hear any long-term thinking. we heard the usual stuff about alternatives but not to me a gameplan. using defense production act to build more refineries. he is asking for more refineries. here is the fact. 254 using the same website. we have 1125. we have less refineries. take three years to build three of them in this country. they will last 15, 20 years as we make the beautiful segue into the green uto

the whole thing with ukraine, we are playing right into putin's hand and making his economic position stronger. host: let's go to maryling from pennsylvania on the democrat line. caller: good morning. i would like to let people know that we are limiting our government i placing everything in the hands of independent contractors. everything, the wars like we have in ukraine, they already opened up the embassy at some of the other countries. you can only use independent contractors to go over there to protect these people. just like salt -- just like all social services in the united states, with our war on drugs, war on poverty. a lot of these people are not qualified to do these jobs. when the federal government notifies us in the 80's that they were unable to do background checks and they placed in the hands of the state and the cities to do the background checks, this is the problem. they need to hire more atf agents, state and federal, investigators, to stop these crimes because when we place it in the hands of individuals with their nonprofits that want to mentor people, that is not going to solve the problem in

the whole thing with ukraine, we are playing right into putin's hand and making his economic position stronger. host: let's go to maryalling from pennsylvania on the democrat line. caller: good morning. i would like to let people know that we are limiting our government i placing everything in the hands of independent contractors. everything, the wars like we have in ukraine, they already opened up the embassy at some of the other countries. you can only use independent contractors to go over there to protect these people. just like salt -- just like all social services in the united states, with our war on drugs, war on poverty. a lot of these people are not qualified to do these jobs. when the federal government notifies us in the 80's that they were unable to do background checks and they placed in the hands of the state and the cities to do the background checks, this is the problem. they need to hire more atf agents, state and federal, investigators, to stop these crimes because when we place it in the hands of individuals with their nonprofits that want to mentor people, that is not going to solve the problem i

, like marie antoinette, who, looking at the hungry, said, if they have no bread, let them eat cakes, commenting on the inflated hysteria around ukrainian grain at the brix summit, vladimir putinrought the leaders of the world's largest economies brazil russia india china and south africa do not lose touch with reality, unlike overseas partners who live according to outdated rules and shift their miscalculations to others in a multipolar world of equal rights. this is the basis on which the relations of the five are built; these principles are shared by 13 other states. in whose representatives joined the discussion already in the brix plus format, the new architecture of global politics anton vernitsky. already distant 2008, american financial analysts are discussing how, by 2050, emerging economies may catch up with progressive europe from the usa a while the unification of brazil, russia, india and china , the americans themselves call brik in english. this is consonant with the word brick. sounds somewhat derogatory. so the leaders of these countries are even allowed to meet together for the first time as part of the g8 summit, if the americans then knew that the g8. soon

state mike pompeo, which led to the ouster of marie yovonavitch in ukraine and other events that were the precursor of russia's encouragement, vladimir putin'snvade. nothing happens without consequences here. the photographers are still taking pictures as we see from behind the witnesses, katy, and chuck rosenberg here at the table and our panel. it looks like the committee members have not yet filed in. >> no. and we're also still waiting on steven engel who has not come in, just to be clear, jeffrey rosen, the one with the white hair. richard donoghue, the one with the slightly less white hair, i guess i'll say. if you do not know their faces by heart if you're sitting at home. chuck, we're just one minute out. and i don't think it -- i think it is worth underscoring that if not but for a few people, republican appointees, donald trump appointees standing up and saying this isn't legal, i don't want to be part of this, at the doj or in state houses across the country, maybe in the white house, we would be in a much different position today than we are right now. >> katy, the rule of law is the construct. it is not immutable. the law of gra

mary sisters. hello profession today day of remembrance of grief 81 years ago, on june 22, 1941, the great patriotic war began in moscow in the alexander garden, vladimir putin