disorders that governments create a trap in people's motivations. apart from the rules, now in our common sense, they dehumanize non-people , they harass the nation to work, yes, they criminalize drug traffickers , they criminalize education traffickers, they will destroy you. we should know that putting all of us under the criminal background worked , no, it is not like this, mr. doctor, i am surprised that you say that i am the economy. i myself was an economic activist, then you understand that with your meat, skin, and house, this misery is all over, god willing, you export with misery as you please. i am a producer, sir, i am a producer. don't tell me this , i don't know, i'll get involved, even though it's a conflict, see, it's not going to be a nail, what will be the result, tell me, if the government doesn't correct the market, its policies don't correct the energy. if it doesn't correct , what does correction mean? it's all about the axis that i said. it's the axis that i said . it's also about the energy. it means we should let it go. i ap

but, you know, young people, the ones who are motivated are super motivated. >> gayle, do you think theoters are going to lean toward kamala harris, especially because of the issue of reproductive rights for women? gayle: typically it is young people that lean toward democrats, but it is all about turnout. we mention polls, "wall street journal" polls, i stopped listening to polls, because they get it wrong. i listen to the posters who run the election. go out and vote. it's all about who has ground grain and --game and the fact that i have beyonce showing up in texas is huge. they want to see michelle obama. she needs to be on the campaign trail. they want her out there. they think she is a huge motivator. >> yeah. she started in the democratic and paint them absolutely. bridgit, a quickord from you, what do you think turnout is going to be like in wisconsin? what is it like traditional? the last couple of days since early voting started is more than 1000 votes were cast in the state -- sorry, more than 100,000 votes were cast in the first day of early voting, and that is more than the

, top motivating issue. and there is, nationally, more women registered and participating. it is just on the margins. at least you have that. this is frankly a joke what trump is doing. >> it will be a long 23 days. i will get through it with your help. >> smoke, fire and unearthed documents. could any of them change the middle east narrative of an impending more brought war. no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prepared? you can be with a generac home standby generator. when a power outage occurs, your generac home standby generator automatically powers up, using your home's existing natural gas or propane, so your life goes on without disruption. you and your family are comfortable, safe, and secure. stay tuned, to get over a $500 value free on the most popular home standby generator in the world. with the generac, we don't have to worry about whet

, and guides you on the path again, yes, it gives you strength, such a motivation, a family motivationy thought, what a question to ask, i don't like this word , but here i will say it to the extreme, because we will still communicate with you, i believe in her connection and in life, and you will ask a question, what will you do on the first day after the victory, but i think i will not ask, i do not want to spoil anything, but how will the victory be, then, then we will think, and i will ask differently, we have buccals... this it is very important for the people who are working for victory today in the rear, or between the rear and the front, to hear the front and the rear how it should work together, because this is the only mechanism for mutual understanding, now, what will happen later after the war, then it will be different, right now, how this synergy should be, and indeed, this should be like a single organism, that is, everything that is done in the rear, everything is done for the front, everything that is done at the front is done for the rear. and well, just imagine, this

once again, keith morrison with "the motive."son: detective evans knew he had to meet this mystery woman, a woman who was claiming she knew what happened to trent digiuro but was too frightened to talk about it. then finally, with attorney tom bullock playing gatekeeper, they made a deal to at least meet face to face. but any more than that, maybe not. it was like, listen, don't get me involved in this. this guy's dangerous. so until you get handcuffs on him, you can't involve me. keith morrison: but evans knew, even if he did arrest the guy, a mystery woman testifying about something an ex-boyfriend told her wouldn't be enough. i can imagine a prosecutor saying, well, i can't just put her on the stand. some of-- his attorney will come along and say, she's full of it, you know. - yeah. and in this particular case, it's, yeah, you know what? that in itself is not going to do it, nor should it. we're still in a situation where this has to come from him. keith morrison: him, meaning shane ragland. evans told her they had to find a w

motivation. look, it's actually very simple here, despite all the fatigue, the fact that we don't understand how long the war will last, 5 years, 10 years, or it will end tomorrow. we are all here to protect our families, our children, our homes, our...land, our, our lifestyle, and most importantly, probably, our statehood, we need to preserve it. our statehood, and this war, and russia is against us precisely to destroy us, as a nation, as a state, and well, in principle, the military, with whom i communicate at the front, they understand all this and constantly find in themselves some new, new the strength to continue this difficult, difficult path further and further, maybe ta-ta, please, i will continue, i think you have already completed the thought, i just want to clarify, you know, what is it, it is worth understanding for people, this then they will be described in books, in films, and people are already writing, and somewhere there is an understanding, this is the thickening of the skin,

there are lot of motivated voters. but this is an election that's going to be won on the margins and it's one that's going to be about turnout. you have to get the most motivated people but also the folks that say my vote doesn't matter. what do you tell them. >> yesterday i was all across michigan. today i'll be across wisconsin and again tomorrow in michigan. and each time, it's talking to people who say i'm here because i aminvested in my democracy. i care about my country and i care about my children. it's finding that part to talk about and this is why i think we need to talk about what donald trump has done to half the population on abortion. what it is that donald trump -- he's falling apart in front of our eyes. we see this man who is becoming increasingly unhinged. which means that we would have somebody in charge of the nuclear codes, somebody in charge of foreign policy, somebody making decisions for our country, that we can't rely on. and who is a danger to us and to our children. and j.d. vance, his vice p

still that a friend _ motivation to get future cops.till that a friend at my house. one of the achievements of my career. i think_ the achievements of my career. i think from — the achievements of my career. i think from when you are young and you play— think from when you are young and you play football you obviously want to make _ you play football you obviously want to make it _ you play football you obviously want to make it by representing your country— to make it by representing your country is — to make it by representing your country is another level. i worked very hard — country is another level. i worked very hard to — country is another level. i worked very hard to get back to this moment _ very hard to get back to this moment. i've made my debut a long time ago _ moment. i've made my debut a long time ago now. it's been quite a journey — time ago now. it's been quite a journey to _ time ago now. it's been quite a journey. to get back, it's a great feeling _ journey. to get back, it's a great feeling for— journey. to get back

but trump is the motivating force for people who are saying we've lived it. and we know what he could do. if you're a woman, you don't have to imagine. you have three supreme court justices who could show you but god only knows what happens if he gets in for four more years. it is not like you have to scare voters with theal abolition of roast which they have been doing for years and it is happening and it is here and voters understand it and the stakes are real because they're living in them. this is not some imaginary crisis. we've lived the crisis already. >> mark, former trump was on fox news this morning and i want to play part of what he said about migrants because it was almost verbatim what he said in his first speech as a presidential candidate, 3,413 days ago. watch. >> the u.s. has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crimes. they're rapists. when a country sends people out, they're not saying le

someone may be motivated by reproductive freedom or the economy they are probably more motivated by what they have come up to believe is the negativity of the other side, the hatred for the other side of the aisle, it is why those final presentable voters are the most sober, conscientious voters. assessing the candidates and their policies. i would still rather be in the vice president's shoes today. >> i'm counting on you to get us to the next couple of weeks. i will see you next weekend. >>> it was just a mention last night in his speech, if you care about foreign policy, you might feel ill at ease. what donald trump said about a conversation he had, next. e ha. . . what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if the utility company does not come through, our gener

like the economy, they are motivated by their party identification.arily what willie nelson thinks. so it is very difficult to prove. i will say there are cases, one case anyway where we know a celebrity was influential, that was oprah winfrey in 2008 and helped barack obama get the democratic nomination. but for the most part, it is difficult in terms of those endorsements to prove that these small voices in a sea of variables really are going to make a huge difference.— going to make a huge difference. ., ., , ., going to make a huge difference. ., ., .«r difference. so what do you make of --eole difference. so what do you make of people like — difference. so what do you make of people like taylor _ difference. so what do you make of people like taylor swift, - of people like taylor swift, beyonce wheel though —— we associate with a lot of star power, are you saying that endorsements would not really have moved the dial or we just don't know? have moved the dial or we 'ust don-t knowafi don't know? first, i would say we don't _ don't know? first, i w

as long as it's the exception, rather than the rule motivated and affordable. many german companies like mula parks, barton and bush are looking at as the borders of poland these days. the country has lots of highly skilled workers, a good infrastructure, and it's an e u member state to crack though, for example, the m a and manufacturing company has invested some 200000000 euros and triple that's capacity. this truck is almost finished. one of up to 300, that rolls off a ends production line and crack help poland every day. about 2 thirds of all the companies trucks worldwide are assembled. here, m a n is banking on the crack outside and has invested 200000000 euros and its expansion. production meeting is underway. the guest 3 shots. slovak is the plant manager here. he's from slovakia and is especially impressed with the polish colleagues language skills. most of them also speak german or english, which helps a lot with day to day collaboration. but that's not the only reason why he likes working in poland. all bicycle assist in labor costs here are lower th

and delores, globally and so on, on the house is a struggle with motivation and wonder if there's even a point to work and the career i'm assuming with you about your own comments or just answer them all like when jim z feels respected and values, they're motivated and resilient they'll even work on the weekend, as long as it's the exception, rather than the rule motivated and affordable. many german companies like mula fired fucking and bush are looking at cross supporters of poland these days. the country has lots of highly skilled workers, good infrastructure, and it's an e u members state to crack out. for example, the m a and manufacturing company has invested some 200000000 euros and triple that's capacity. this truck is almost finished. one of up to 300, that rolls off m a ends production line and crack help poland every day. about 2 thirds of all the companies trucks worldwide are assembled. here, m a n is banking on the crack outside and has invested 200000000 euros and its expansion production meeting is underway. sean slovak is the plant manager here. he's from slovakia and

and i want to get to this in a minute the sort of the religious or the cosmic, even sort of motivates us. so could you talk maybe about that? yeah. so in some ways the book was born of frustration because i as noted earlier, i live in region that i write about and i've enjoyed showing you some of those spots. maybe we'll do an exurbia now tour. i'll get a bus and it's we count on you to attend. so i and i noticed in a contradiction and a pretty extreme one from the start of when trump declared his candidacy in 2015. people clamored to claim that support for trump was to frustration over trade deals and economic precarity, and that the average trump voter was the reincarnation tom joad or. some character out of a woody guthrie song. and perhaps there was some truth that at the very beginning. but now we've had nine years to review data, to review to review journalism. and the the the evidence is overwhelming that the majority of the the paradigm, an overwhelming majority of trump's support, cultural and social, that it's it's rooted fear and hostility towards fear and hostility toward

i think any athlete, as a citizen, will find motivation, yes, an olympic medal, it is unique, well, everyime has its own stories, its own heroes, so i think that they will be found now, in fact, now there is a lot of motivation, because we have been running with russian girls for a year, they create a lot of competition, because they are world champions and olympic champions have achieved a lot, so our team is waiting for much further motivation for training. already in october , a flight to yakutsk. the new winter season is on the 22nd officially take the start. extended the suspension of belarusian and russian biathletes from participating in the world cup and other international competitions and ibu. but let's not talk about sad things, our biathlon team has almost completely completed the high-altitude training camp in the armenian sakhodzor and soon after a short break, in october will begin to prepare for the start of the long-awaited winter season. that's it. anton smolsky took the niva. did you decide to take me for a ride in honor of your son's birthday? well, on the weekend, the

she said importantly, terror charges do not need to provide motive but motivation would need to be established a terrorist incident. it is a very complicated wedding but she went on to say it isn't. counterterrorism have a strict criteria as to what something is or is not in terms of it being a terrorist incident. it may not declare something as an incident because of something they find us the investigation. it is one of those competition carries a prison. this is under section 15 of the terrorism act, but a trick to be considered terrorism attacked it would have to have a motive and at the moment they have not discovered that motive and therefore they are not classing this as a terrorist incident. it two charges, one of the production of the biological agent bryson and the pdf download is what is a study of the al-qaeda manual. they are two very serious charges. he will appear via video link before westminster magistrates in a court appearance tomorrow morning. in a court appearance tomorrow morninu. . ., , , morning. thanks for bringing us the latest on — morning. thanks for bringing us the

it's actually my dream to motivate boys and men to get me to try to then come to us. so i can also role model and play in the tweet you've continues to fight for success. and some more recall, let's see in the kind of always in signature style of the sized run. see with the caching and always where it's 09. the next on d w. icon of the automobile is turning the w where the car has been sold. world was no other car has remained as sold to me, so we celebrate it's story 10 to the future. will the goals need to enter the world? read in 60 minutes on d. w. get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of children to you. have you have a window on the spot and unexpected side to side. enjoy the dancing for freedom. how of valor rena campaigns against the oppression of women in a wrong person for the outdoors is the cliche true that german simply loved to be in nature come rain or shine. and in the footsteps of an empress, we built into the history of the iconic city in austria's capital vienna. all that and m

and what motivated many of them were the ballot initiatives. but more so the ballot initiatives around reproductive rights, which is on our citizens initiative, as well as open primaries.

do something because they lack the motivation. one thing i learned when i was enlisted his motivation is not thatat important. what's important is self-discipline. very few people are motivated to do things it doesn't come naturally to most people. often what separates successful from unsuccessful people maturing it anyway. think about this with jim urgings you don't go to the gym are not motivated to go but the self-discipline as you do it anyway pretty string enough of those together large tasks and projects can become accomplished. you've become a different person as a result of that. that was something i learned to. that military is like you have to do all the things you hate all of the time. waking up early, make the bed, every aspect of your life is tedious and monotonous it. i glossed over a lot of them of the book. gave a description kind of ofli what it is like. if i got day today you'll be bored to tears.le here's kind of what i think it looks like were going to move on because you will lose interest. that was important

the teams are also highly motivated and ready to give it their own. now it's we chose and whose teams turn the switch tube stands and supports his photo every moment. the free son is a success with only minus slip ups. in the end, the jury has to decide the state was exhausting, but the energy was right. we had the phone, we went well together was a team, and the fact that we've now got through without any major mistakes is great. and we really please the plates from his cover all so happy that the tool is now a permanent team member. who, sorry as well. i have to say it was actually normal just like before. i didn't notice any difference, not really as the integrated, really well into out saying we always have a lot of fun with him. the purpose was deemed as well. he was part of his family. now it's time for the jury to do that. if the rate's the verdict, the more difficult the routine, the more points the team can achieve. the results, pre tools onto his teammates finish in 2nd place and the team is didn't like the change in the end. even stephanie

i would strongly advise anyone against speculating as to the motivation in this case.ar—old's home in lancashire was searched in the days after the attack. the police found an unknown suspicious substance there. experts from the ministry of defence were called in. this included scientific advisers, myself included, it also included unrestricted access to our analysis laboratories at porton down, where a team of scientists undertook detailed examination of the items from this incident to identify the presence of the toxin ricin. when the poison was discovered, extensive work was carried out to check the risk level. no ricin was found to have been present at the dance school in southport where the stabbing happened. this information confirmed that there was no evidence that any victims, responders or members of the public were exposed to ricin, either as part of the incident or afterwards. our detailed initial risk assessment judged that the risk to the community and to the wider public was low. axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates�* court tomorrow morn

israel seeks to render fruitless all efforts and kill the motivation of the south african lawyers.تيب الجنين اللي صدنا يا ويل اللي صدنا لا اله الا الله the claim that the court has no guarantees for implementations of its rulings is in continuation of this plan, and of course it is not correct from the legal point of view. the icj's temporary orders can be referred to the un security council. that is exactly what the algerian government is trying to do about this case. algeria reiterates its full solidarity with its palestinian brothers and calls on the international community to take urgent action to come to the aid of the oppressed and persecuted to put an end to this aggression and to relaunch the peace process, like a small snowball when it is thrown from the top of the... mountain, it has the ability to turn into an avalanche. the israeli publication, israel hum, admitted this fact about launching legal campaigns against israel. according to the report, many countries will cut off ties with israel based on the ruling. adding this is like a dangerous snowball that the enemies o

democrats use abortion every day to motivate women. women are overperforming minute, every stage of this election because it's a motivational factor and republicans think they can do the same with this issue and also just to say to compare abortion to transgender athletes playing in sports i mean, that is a niche issue that has been blown up to be like a moral panic by the right. whereas abortion does affect the 50% of women in this country. and so these are not the same thing. >> i would say it's an issue. it's an easy issue for parents to understand you know, when it goes to fairness, it should my daughter have to compete against male athletes in these sports. and most parents, i have a daughter how many teams actually does this affect how many people does this actually impact it you? but it's at that starting point, it's not at its ending point. it may be 2%. now, it's 4% next year, it's 10% the following year, it's going to be a percentage that grows. and so parents do are entitled to have that concern to sort of be dismissive of a

and that really motivated me to keep going. and then of course them the aspects that weren't there in high diving the all history and the music stuff. i have started lots of fun with that either. so how does that affect this past? in 2021 could you of entities, competitive korea is a high dive and made his 1st attempt synchronized swimming, which has been open to men internationally since 2015. very soon he and his taught them. it showed some i became one of germany's top teams in 2023. he and the national team came 2nd in the free combination at the european championships in tucker to go to the middle those using the waltz and made me realize that it's a beautiful medium. i feel comfortable enough is good, especially the feeling of being completely surrounded by walton because i especially when diving on the default, the big moving around in the water is also something very, very special. i found a very beautiful when you glide through the wall to pushing yourself forwards with undulation. it seems to me that also makes me fee

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the other teams are also highly motivated and ready to give it their own. now it's sweet to us and his teams turn the sweet tube stones and support his photo every moments. the freak son is a success with only minus slip ups. in the end, the jury has to decide the state was exhausting, but the energy was right. we had the phone and we went well together. was a team. and the fact that we've now got through without any major mistakes is great, and we're really pleased to and plates from his capital so happy that the tool fee is now a permanent team member who, sorry. so i have to say it was actually normal, just like before. i didn't notice any difference, not really. as the integration is really well into out saying we always have a lot of fun with him. in my purpose, quasi theme as well. he was part of the family. now it's time for the jury to did it for its verdict. the more difficult the routine, the more points the team can achieve. the results play tools and his teammates finish in 2nd place and the team is didn't like change in the end. even stephanie

women are motivated. so anybody could tell you they're going to how they're going to handicap at this thing right now. and states like pennsylvania, i don't think they really know for sure. it is so tight and right now, it's i think it's still a jump ball and jesse, i want to bring you on this because melania trump is on fox news this morning and she talked about how her views on abortion seemed to be at odds with her husband's. >> but bottom line, we know abortion is such a he major issue in wisconsin in particular, they've been in the middle of this, of this state political fight. i know the state supreme court is going to take up a few issues on it. there. >> do you believe it's as motivating factor politically as it is from when roe v. >> wade was first overturned i think it's still significant. here and wisconsin, we have a law from 18, 49 that effectively bans all abortion unless the mother's life is in danger. >> that's been put on pause based on some port rulings. and like you said, it's coming be

i would strongly advise anyone against speculating as to the motivation in this case.ious substance there. experts from the ministry of defence were called in. this included scientific advisers, myself included, it also included unrestricted access to our analysis laboratories at porton down, where a team of scientists undertook detailed examination of the items from this incident to identify the presence of the toxin ricin. when the poison was discovered, extensive work was carried out to check the risk level. no ricin was found to be present at the dance school in southport, where the stabbings happened. this information confirmed that there was no evidence that any victims, responders or members of the public were exposed to ricin — either as part of the incident or afterwards. 0ur detailed initial risk assessment judged that the risk to the community and to the wider public was low. axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates court tomorrow morning and his trial is expected to start injanuary. the police have urged restraint, pleading with people not to

these kind of things help with motivation. >> and the voting has begun.ting a look at the early vote turnout. more than 30 million ballots cast. nationally more democrats have voted overall, which is consistent with past elections. however, matthew, in key battle grounds like georgia, arizona, nevada, so far more registered republicans have voted than registered democrats. what's your takeaway there? >> reporter: well, i think what the republicans finally decided -- they were opposed to early voting in 2022 and 2020 and realized that was dumb. they pushed voters that were normal election day voters to vote early. that's the shift you're seeing. it's not new voters. i saw analysis yesterday that showed of the new voters that are voting, 2 out of every 3 are democratic voters. 2 out of every 3 voters are democratic voters. republicans aren't putting new voters in. they're cannibalizing election day voters and moving them to early voting. >> it will be interesting to see what it looks like on election day and how those registrations shift based on who is sho

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i don't think some of those explanations are or voter motivations are true. there is an anti- disestablishment arianism that is percolating. it shows up at the ballot box as never before to vote for the candidates who promise to blow it all up or what have you. i think that there are other parts of the electorate that are voting the same way but whose motivations are very different. this is not to deny that there is seen-a-phobia in the electorate or racism or anti- disestablishment and to arianism. our political system beautifully in some ways and that has had a stabilizing effect for much of american. just as at the end of the day we are given two choices , it does not mean there are only two sets of motivations. for my dan and my colleague with motivation for riding the book , we talk about a huge sector of the elect electorate and rural voters. the only thing we can say about this one thing is that i think everybody deep down knows is wrong. what you may not know is the level of complexity. when you talk to rural voters even if her trade as rebellious and

are also, are always crystal clear, indeed, his motives are, if i may say so, as transparent. as his proverbs are obscure. in addition to these cases, the united nations can use its authority, such as article 22 of the un charter, to pile heavy pressure on the israeli regime implement the icj orders. effective media pressure on israel's crimes can lead to effective legal sanctions against israel, something that has happened several times in the un. a symbolic political move can become effective legal move and lead to revoke the israeli regime's membership in some human rights institutions and commissions. recommending economic sanctions, establishing special commissions and even creating a special court for israel or other legal capacities. what is also mentioned in article 22 of the un charter, the general assembly can establish such suborganizations as it deems necessary to carry out its duties. complete legal isolation. the tree of wish is in the yard of the peace of palace is where children write their wishes on peace. is there something written about palestine in these papers. b

the investigations have not determined motive. so full stop. >> the first and was much more targeted than the second one. >> i'm just going to say, and i will give you time, but as the anchor here, the authorities have not determined motive. so anyone saying there was a motive determined, either direction. not working off what the feds, through fbi and secret service investigations, have yet publicized. second, the first shooter, to the extent we have public information, was a very second amendment supporting registered republican, which does not tell us motive. but it does correct what you just said. continue. >> but we do need to do is we need to realize the rhetoric is wrong for all of this. we have political disagreements. i don't think kamala harris is a danger. i don't think she is a threat to democracy. >> so donald trump's rhetoric on january 6 was wrong? >> he said peacefully and patriotically. >> no, the other rhetoric. when he posted about pens, when he said let them in throughout, and he was a sitting president, that w

instead, it's all about motivation. and those that he seeking to motivate are individuals who might not otherwise get out to vote jonah goldberg explained it beautifully recently in the la times. he said this it's like the difference between a film buff who definitely go to the movies this weekend, but isn't sure what to see. and somebody who is interested in one movie, but isn't sure it's worth the effort to go to the theater why not just wait for it to show up on netflix it turns out that there are a lot more weight for netflix voters than there are indecisive film buff voters how many are there? well, remember one-third of eligible voters, about 80 million people sat out the 2020 election goldberg said that trump's apocalyptic rhetoric might turn off my neighbors but could move irregular voters to go to the polls differences on issues like the border abortion, even the economy might not motivate them. but the survival of the country that might be the ticket viewed in this light trump's outlandish statement about eati

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if you get a few hundred votes or a thousand votes in total that change or adjust or are motivated, ite the difference between winning or losing georgia. >> if we're talking about the margins, you reported on the reconciliation of sorts, i guess, that we saw between donald trump and governor brian kemp after of course trump called kemp a bad guy, disloyal guy, an average governor. i wonder if that impacts republican voters and maybe even turnout there. tell me the margins you're looking at and what might influence them. >> yeah, and it could give permission for some of those republican voters on the fence that ability to vote for him. i talked to republicans about what keeps them up at night about this election psych and will they're worried about those split ticket voters. the same voters that used to be reliably republican, that voted for joe biden, if senator jon ossoff, andit's those split ticket voters that keep them awake at night. the warknock campaign estimates -- we know 200,000 or so split their tickets in 2022 in georgia. a significant number of voters in a race that could b

remain the basis of our army, because we see that the state is not ready to allocate money for motivationone, to pay high sums to all military personnel there, as it is even done there in the russian federation, so here only you have to look for it, i don't know what, what opportunities, for example, i once offered... and they didn't listen to it, but i continue to talk about it, even when we are talking about motivation, about the lack of funds for those currently conscripted, what do we have, so that you understand, even when we now accept the budget, 80% of the funds go to the maintenance of the army, to military personnel, to salaries, then yes, we don't have missiles, we don't have combat. passports, we don't have, let's say, enough ammunition, but we, let's say, we pay the funds, that's right, soldiers, get it, it's not about the soldiers, it's about regulation, and when they told me that look, there are no funds, when i said, let's be motivated raise people, and for the fact that they enter, for the fact that they sign contracts, there are no funds, i offered a story about deposits

we did that and found there was a really different diversity of motivations. of the things that is interesting about people that have been coming to climate marches since i started asking that all the way through the march to end fossil fuels is the consistency of the motivation of the people on the streets. number one is because of climate change. secondarily they are out there for equity and justice, and increasingly especially since the summer of 2020 after george floyd was murdered they are out there for racial justice. one of the things i talked about was the ways that the motivations have become combined together around climate change, climate justice, racial justice, economic justice. we see that consistently. we do not see diversity of demographics that is consistent with those kinds of motivations yet, but i think that will come. >> do you know what it takes for somebody to join a social movement to go on from being a participant din a demonstration to being an activist and an organizer. >> my last book was called american resistance. i basically trac

i have no idea whether motives were.t really does not matter and i am not here to cast blame on any individual. i am going to say that there's a lot of blame for our system and the system needs to be fixed, and in order to do that, there's a lot of people that need to answer for what happened so we can fix the system. peter: i am glad you brought up motives because i do think -- dr. collins: i am glad you brought up motives because i do think when things go wrong it's natural to think who do we blame and how did this happen? i know a lot of people who were deeply engaged in this and i think they also feel badly about the failures of many of the things they were entrusted to do. peter: dr. collins, not many government officials will go into a lion's den like that, will that? dr. collins: probably not. peter: how did you get involved? dr. collins: after i stepped down as nih director, feeling so distraught about what had happened, i felt i had to understand this. i know the people who are skeptical about vaccines and are m

and having this mission in mind, you shouldn't do a lot to motivate yourself.se, for ukrainian people and for people working in energy industry, especially, it's a historical mission because without electricity, we will not exist, so we will be fighting as much as is necessary to protect ourselves, to protect our partners, and to deliver our mission — keep lights on. maxim timchenko of dtek, thank you for being with us on the programme once again. we're grateful for your time. thank you very much. now, coming up after the break, one of the world's biggest now, the world of drug development is tricky enough for humans, but it's even more complicated if you look at lots of different species. my next guest knows all about working with unpredictable timelines. he's the boss of elanco. it's one of the world's biggest makers of drugs for farm animals and pets. jeff simmons of elanco, welcome to talking business. now, on the show this week, we're talking about risk and how that's growing right around the world, and i wonder for you, how you deal with unpredictability

army will remain mobilization, because we see that the state is not ready to allocate money for motivation none, there to pay high sums to all military personnel, as it is there even is being done there in the russian federation, so here you just have to look, i don't know what, what opportunities, for example, i once offered and well... they didn't listen to it, but i continue to talk about it, even when we talk about the motivation, about the lack of funds, really for the military conscripts, what do we have, so that you understand, here we are, even when we now adopt the budget, 80% of the funds go to the maintenance of the army, to military personnel, to salaries, that is we don't have missiles, we don't have ammunition, we don't have, shall we say, uh enough ammunition, and we, let's say, pay the funds, that's right, i get the soldiers , it's not about the soldiers, it's about the regulation, and when i was told that, look, there are no funds, when i said, let 's increase people's motivation, and for the fact that they enter, for the fact that they sign contracts, there are no funds,