matthew miller, said that the symbolic centers seem to mean civilian targets, let's hear what mother miller all, i don't consistent with the interpretation of zelenskyi's statement that you just voiced regarding what symbolic centers mean and when it comes to strikes . as you said, civilian centers are ukrainian civilian infrastructure that has been targeted again and again. ukrainian civilians have been killed during this war, schools , hospitals, residential buildings i could continue this list of what it can give and how it will change the russian-ukrainian war, er , this is the transfer of the war to the territory of russia. well , first of all, we must state that this is not so dubious after all, so must understand that russia is a huge country, moscow is, of course, the center of russia but it is a different civilization let's say it is russian in principle, i don't think that in russia itself, outside of moscow, a lot of people sympathize with the blows from e-e on the moscow network with this skyscraper and so on. of course, this is the first time, well, this is happening. our milit

announced that russia will not have a spokeswoman there , the spokesperson of the us state department, mother millerhat the united states of america supports this summit regarding the peace talks , we will hear mir zelenskyi's formula we of course support this summit we have long said that it is important for ukraine to lead the process when it comes to any potential diplomatic solution to this war. it is important that countries that have not yet had information directly from ukraine has finally heard it. it is from ukraine that this is the formula for peace in ukraine, but without russia, can there be a diplomatic solution to the end of this war and the inclusion of an even greater number of countries that take part in the peace talks or in the peace summit that will be that has already been announced this is how i understand it so far, there are such micro-summits that allow people who support ukraine to unite. without russia, we can talk about peace in ukraine , well, it is definitely not clear that the russian federation, its leadership and the vast majority of the population are determined for

they are illegal thanks to the work of lauren miller and the naacp mother got struck down. but we have segregation, we have it because of tax codes, property taxes, segregation works in different ways now. public transportation. neighborhoods, they have no jobs. that is something that i encourage my students, we all -- how does it work now, and if we want to fight it, what kind of things do we need to fight and it doesn't look the same but we can see it all around us. >> the connection between, for example the anti-chinese sentiment in california and very strong from the 1850s on. so declaring a lot of the same routes as the anti-chinese movement in california in the bay area. >> a great question on an exam. i write about the anti-chinese movement in the first chapter, freedom claims were i talked about reconstruction and the ways in which the anti-negro, anti-chinese sentiment coalesced and there was a lot of overlap there, the fear of african-american men getting the vote in the fifteenth amendment is very much linked to the fear of chinese immigrants, you can see the cal

diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr.g, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech in the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act. in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. >> i don't want to let dr. king down. i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to stand in solidarity with people who are fighting for voting rights, who are fighting for our democracy, who are fighting for reproductive rights. >> my fight is for me, my fight is for the world. my fight

diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr.ing, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech in the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act. in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. i don't want to let dr. king down. >> i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to stand in solidarity with people who are fighting for voting rights, who are fighting for our democracy, who are fighting for reproductive rights. >> my fight is for me. my fight is for the world. my figh

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. >> diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr.ing, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech at the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. i don't want to let dr. king down. >> i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to stand in solidarity with people who are fighting for voting rights. we're fighting for our democracy, who are fighting for reproductive rights. >> my fight is for me. my fight is for the world. my fight i

three times removed is the step uncle to your father on my mother's side larry: i see, so we're sort of related by rumour. mark linn baker: tom miller were an incredible production team. bronson pinchot: they had been at the los 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:

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miller presence. >> senior long-time campaign advisor. >> makes a comment, sarcastic comment about the qual tay of attorneys and says this is a conspiracy bleep coming down from the motherp. >> beamed down from the -- >> that's how he refers to the allegations the election is stolen. calling it a load of conspiracy -- >> right. >> expletive. >> you are on a plane with the defendant, and, you know, i would -- frankly, if it were my client, urge -- get away from that defendant right now. any words you say to him, could potentially implicate you or him. it's incredibly risky as a potential witness or co-conspirator, as the case might be, to be in that redskin. >> are there any implications to that? these people are all together? in any sane world, let's say it is what it is. they are talking about this? >> right. and this is the conversation we had right after the classified documents arraignment in which it was said you, mr. trump, at that time his one co-defendant, should not speak to each other about the fact of this case and the co-defendant is his body man. so it's -- the enforceability of this is very difficult to see. and i could imagine that trump has used people a

miller. good afternoon to you, harry. what did you make of this video when you saw it ? do the police when you saw it? do the police have a point or does the teenager's motherely horrified , i i was absolutely horrified, absolutely horrified, picking up absolutely horrified, picking up a teenage girl from from the city centre is par for the coui'se. >> course. >> that's normal. teenagers get drunk, they're picked up, they're taken home. no offence there whatsoever. once they were there, once they were their there whatsoever. once they were there, address ay were their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and ere their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and the their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and the teenager home address and the teenager allegedly said , you know, are allegedly said, you know, are you a lesbian? you look like my nan. well, one, that's not an offence making a comparis in with your grandma is not an offence, the offence, but to even if the comment itself was was wrong, you cannot have a public order offence in a private dwelling. you cannot . it is not possible. you cannot. it is not possible. so