must be immediate as the on the going supple removing the name of most like mr. nice to so for example, for us to put in for going to use this little but evil for this probably just a few more audio, really tiny business on a surprise to us. i can speak to a little more than that, this more term approach to it. for the insurance to sion on you call people you in the few but don't use elliptical was more, sometimes paternal comes on the quarter panel flushed as a beautiful piece of a fellow as the, as a citizen and like a couple of the more door people as as i move to shuffle and we suffer from uh, what i mean, i guess, leslie mitchell. i'm just just as if it's storage period expires. the organ combi used for me is to to complete the buttons group aspect of old crap. what's on tuesday is yours for. is there a death in euros more so splintered the media kits of like go to solution to it? yes. going to go to either consider your issue for us to order for the, for me to order the category was what it is. could i need for a forge go or from for fish and you're going to ins

. >> i feel like it could have been mr. niceding. >> greg: you know how he got his name? >> no. >> he wanted to start this channel. he went on x box and got a random name and it was mr. beast president that's why he's mr. beast. so we should be happy that he's mr. beast. it could be freshwater. maybe something terrible. freshwater courtesy of big boobs 43. cop killer gave me my vision back. i don't know. i really do -- i think he does it for altruistic reasons. the people that troll him -- i think it's an insane argument to say we don't want to set up these wells. who will do the up keep in five years. why give a homeless person somewhere to love. >> we went from hillary's logic to listening to this logic. it breaks my brain listening to it. you know what i mean? should be shaming us because he's building water welling that the government should have been doing in the first place after taking that aid money. where are the non prpnonprofits? what are they doing? shaming. i listen to obama speaking. feel like the plane is going do

i think they referenced you as mr. nice. you were in charge of that part that then called facebook.eople to be nice to one another. to play devils advocate here. as of this all up to the marketplace for people to determine how to be nice or regulate their own conduct? you knew things were pretty gnarly back then, did you not? >> yeah, it was not about being nice. what the work was about 10 years ago was about knowing 13-year-old doesn't want to use the report button. 13-year-old is not ready for the stuff that is happening to them. most of the work was about that and it's about the paper set of come out this week. giving a 13-year-old a tool that works for them where it doesn't matter what the content is. the thing that matters here is a kid knows when they are being harassed. right? no question about the content. they should be able to tell the platform, can you please help me and that help should be helpful for them. that's was not happening. >> why not do that? it's not that difficult to institute this policy or certainly write it into the code. why not? >> that exactly the quest

mr. vitaly, nice to see you and hear you, to hear briefly, first about the formation of your company andproduct that the company currently supplies to the armed forces, which is an unmanned complex called hor. so. before the full-scale invasion, we were engaged in the development of civilian drones, since the full-scale invasion, we decided that it was necessary to somehow help the armed forces, and having these competences, we decided that we will do defense, with a radius of action of 40 km, it is rep-protected, with navigation, a communication system, video allows all 40 km to see, detect the enemy, stations. adjust the artillery and subsequently destroy. that the complex is reprotected, that is, we are talking about the fact that you have implemented new technical solutions that make it impossible to influence the management of your complex from the outside and, just like that, you can work in the most severe conditions of radio suppression by this complex, and when we we are talking about the fact that it performs functions fire adjustment, we know. that there are a number of develo

mr. very nice. petersburg for the supply of escalators for various city facilities. hank you. contract servicemen receive a regional one. support measures, combat veteran status, exemption from land tax, compensation for housing and communal services, vouchers to a sanatorium, vacation twice a year and other benefits from the state, everything is fair here, serve under a contract, there’s antoshkina, you see, come on igor, go about your official business. and i’ll go and take care of personal matters, okay, thank you, come on, hello, hello, tatyana sergeevna, hello, go for a walk for now, i need to tell you one thing, about your husband, what’s wrong with him? you know, i'm very sorry, but what? excuse me, i'll go to the point? it turns out you are a deputy antoshkina? not really, i helped him with the technical design. tell me, was he really killed? unfortunately this is so, what a nightmare? what does it mean in technical terms? well , i’m an engineer, and grisha was a businessman, my task was to formulate a technical proposal and calculate its cost, yeah, antoshk r

i feel like maybe it could have been mr. nice guy. he needs a rebranding. yeah, like reb a mr..s >> do you know how he got his name? no. so he used. he just wanted>> no. >> h starts channel and he went on xbox and got a random name and ite' said, mr. beast, and that's why he's mr. beast. so i think we should maybe evet. n be happy that he's mr. beast key measures like, oh, fresh water. >> what if it was something terrible like fresh water? courtesy of big boos. 43. you know, hey, cop killer gave my my vision back, but i don'ti know, i. i think he does all ofthe pe it for altruistic reasons. and the people that troll him and i don'opt with the i think it's an insane argument to say we don't want to set up these wellp s who's going to dowill d the upkeep in five years. you can say that about absolutely anything. he did nice for anybodo th keeys why give a homeless person somewhere to live? what are they going to do in a few years? we just went from hillary's liste logic to listening to this logic. yo jusist breaks my brain just listening to it. you know what i mean? heat you know,

mrs. najafzadeh, hello, very nice you came we look at mrs. mehrzad's record. in their various fields of activity , what attracts your attention the most? greetings to you and dear viewers. mrs. turan mehrzad, as you know, since 1312, i think she is one of the first actors who appeared in the theater field and founded the scientific theater of the country , which was founded by master noushin . which they found in the theater because they entered this field from the age of 13 to 14 years old and with mr. noushin pushtwane, along with mrs. loretta they are very strong in the field of drama and art in general, and they started their activities in the theater , even after the fields of radio and video, for me, their special feature has always been their acting power and the importance they give to the work of drama and basically art. najafzadeh, in his radio work, what characters did he mostly play, because he was on the radio for many years, what characters did he play there, how did you see his work? well, in most of them, before i entered the field of radio, in

guy and meghan talking to him as mrs. niceit happened, but we'll wait and see because there have been other occasions when harry has said he's wrong or he's been somewhere and taken a child. and that's not been true . child. and that's not been true. so i think we wait. i'm not 100% sure, it doesn't fit in at all. >> so you you really you really just straightforwardly do not believe that prince harry called his dad on his birthday, then i don't believe that. >> and i don't believe that that he would have been spoken to even if he had, because he would upset the whole day. >> apparently spoke to meghan as well. so. >> yeah. come on, meghan can't stand this country. she hates the royal family. why would she suddenly want to talk unless they've got a big plan there? they need to make money and they want to sell a story about their talking or they want to help him to give them a home. all those things i'm afraid to be very cynical, but this is the pattern his his done on. >> well, now this moves us on nicely to our next story. and

guy and meghan talking to him as mrs. niceit happened, but we'll wait and see because there have been other occasions when harry has said he's wrong or he's been somewhere and taken a child. and that's not been true . child. and that's not been true. so i think we wait. i'm not 100% sure, it doesn't fit in at all. >> so you you really you really just straightforwardly do not believe that prince harry called his dad on his birthday, then i don't believe that. >> and i don't believe that that he would have been spoken to even if he had, because he would upset the whole day. >> apparently spoke to meghan as well. so. >> yeah. come on, meghan can't stand this country. she hates the royal family. why would she suddenly want to talk unless they've got a big plan there? they need to make money and they want to sell a story about their talking or they want to help him to give them a home. all those things i'm afraid to be very cynical, but this is the pattern his his done on. >> well, now this moves us on nicely to our next story. and

observation basically is observation that basically is prioritised popular mr prioritised being mr popular mr niceting into the thick of it. >> well, if he has prioritised being mr popular, he hasn't been very good at it has he? because he's particularly he's not particularly popular with i think with the public. i mean i think the problem with rishi sunak has always what does he stand always been what does he stand for? just that he for? people just think that he is he was supposed to is you know, he was supposed to be the pair of hands be the safe pair of hands compared boris johnson. the compared to boris johnson. the problem that's what you want problem if that's what you want to you've got show some to be is you've got to show some results. mean, we saw the results. and i mean, we saw the nhs last winter. i mean, i really think this is going to be one of big stories coming one of the big stories coming up in months and weeks. in the coming months and weeks. is another nhs crisis. i haven't seen evidence it's been seen any evidence that it's been sorted since 12 months sorted out since 12 mont

. >> mr nice guy. i will say this though. i don't think i mean, it's interesting.ill called the chinese called technically the chinese communist it was marxism with always said it was marxism with chinese it's fascism chinese character. it's fascism now, corporate , now, isn't it? it's corporate, it's state ownership . it's corporate state ownership. it's corporate state corporatism . it's not anything to do with with . but there hasn't with communism. but there hasn't been. >> that's the problem with communist country it up communist country is it ends up not to with not being anything to do with communism. that's the fundamental power but fundamental flaw. amte power but i mean, this shows the learnt the lessons of when they're were communist, when you know, the lessons of lessons they learnt sort of inculcating these ideas in the youth and really in the west we totally take our eye off the ball with, with young people. >> we let all these nefarious ideas sprung out the ideas sprung out of the universities like you know, critical race theory, this critical race t

. >> mr nice guy. i will say this though. i don't think i mean, it's interesting.ill called the chinese called technically the chinese communist party and they've always with always said it was marxism with chinese it's fascism always said it was marxism with chineisn't it's fascism always said it was marxism with chineisn't it? it's fascism always said it was marxism with chineisn't it? it's it's fascism always said it was marxism with chineisn't it? it's corporate sm always said it was marxism with chineisn't it? it's corporate ,m now, isn't it? it's corporate, it's corporate ownership . it's corporate state ownership. it's corporate state corporatism . it's not anything to do with with . but there hasn't with communism. but there hasn't been. >> that's the problem with communist country is ends communist country is it ends up not to with not being anything to do with communism. that's the fundamental power but fundamental flaw. amte power but i mean, this shows the learnt the lessons of when they're were communist, when you know, the lessons of lessons they lear

mr. mykhailo, it's nice to see you, i congratulate you, come on. let's talk about these missile attacks,ch have already begun to take place and the drone attacks that took place, these are definitely attacks on infrastructure on civilian infrastructure, are we present at a repeat of last year's season, or something else? no, this is simply an attempt to exhaust the forces, to exhaust the forces of ukraine, let's say this , that is, a game of attrition, this is what putin is doing and exactly as you said now, what putin hopes is that not in five, not in 10, 15 years, but he is exhausting ukraine. shaheds are relatively cheap weapons, compared to cheap weapons, mass weapons, and therefore they will use them quite a lot, unfortunately, this is a fact that we see with you, the question here is not where they will fly, it is that the whole country is... in a tense state, and in this way he is destroying the economy itself , exhausting the economy of ukraine, this is what he is doing today, well, the logic of his actions is absolutely clear, that is, not to give us peace and exhaust our econom

if he appeared, he appeared, it's very nice, mr. boris, thank you for finding time for us. can you explain, the verkhovna rada increased the bank profit tax to 50% in 2023 and 25% thereafter, that's what, that's all. earned the bank he will give half to the state now until december 31, and then he will give out a quarter, i'll just explain so that we understand, because we don't, i definitely don't understand, congratulations, you know, we live in a time of such a certain absurdity, and to a certain extent amazing, a combination of, on the one hand, the incredible heroism and professionalism of the military, the military, and at the same time, the extremely low incompetence , corruption, and helplessness of the government and the actions of the national bank, this is precisely the consequence of such a surreal combination, what is the problem, that i have already discussed this topic raised many times the national bank conducts, well, in my opinion, an absolutely absurd monetary policy , in the context of... the fact that it claims that only by raising interest rates, it ca

church in a coma, i go to see what is playing so cool there, and then such a sound is peaceful and nice. mr. mykhailo says, he always played by ear, he doesn't know music and still doesn't want to learn to be a musician, but he worked as a blacksmith, he always did work for himself in the forge, because these collective farms had to do all kinds of work, to forge horses, carts, sleighs, and make horseshoes, but after a while, i didn't put my music down, i didn't put it down, but after work created musical instruments at night, here in this small workshop, where he still works, here i make my second bagpipe. mykhailo tafiychuk shows his hand-made instruments and tells which ones he knows how to play, these are the wooden horn, the hutsul cymbals, and the tilinka, he says not to choose a favorite, i love everyone who took it and played it, who took it and played it, i can’t play one trumpet anymore, because there are no teeth. currently, he is the only one in ukraine who knows how to make an ancient musical instrument... from goat skin and wooden pipes, the master convinces, his bagpipe is be

except, sue says, when mr. nice guy morphed into mr.late kathleen. >> he would say that she is crazy. she was looking like a dog. she was ugly, not a good mom. >> soon, the cutting words became heated arguments. drew's brother and sister in law, paul and norma peterson. >> they were always fighting like cats and dogs. >> you saw it firsthand? >> we saw it firsthand. they were always at each other, and it was always something. >> the end of the nine year marriage came one day in 2001. it came in the mail. >> she called me and she said, i got a letter and it said that she was having an affair and that she was a laughing stock. >> the anonymous letter included this shocking tidbit. drew's other woman was still in her teens. >> the thing that really stood out with kathleen was that she was a baby. she said, i do not understand why he would do this. >> come to find out, it was stacey. >> right, right. >> stacey, the future mrs. peterson. kathleen demanded a divorce. the house, and half of drew's pension. he oked the divorce, but not the term

more and more people speak, maybe they do not yet speak, but already understand, the language, it's nice, mrny, thank you for finding time for us, thank you very much, and the first question, and the main one, actually, they say, you can definitely answer in russian, but i can't speak russian, our legislation forbids it, but the question is important , this exchange, is it a victory for israel, is it a draw, is it a defeat for israel, there are very controversial opinions. some say, no, it's fine, they exchanged, that's fine, others say, listen, well, it won't be like that, we can't trust them, we can't trust terrorists, and others say, well, well, well changed, god forbid, we need to go further and develop this so-called peace -making, whatever it is called, exchange policy in the future, mr. vice-speaker, you have my word, well, i will correct you right away, mykola, i have not yet begun to understand, and i still i haven't forgotten the ukrainian language, that's one story , but after all, i haven't lived in ukraine for 27 years, so i don't want to, i can speak with you in ukrainian, but

mr. debadaei . it was nice to talk. it was well defined. he was among people , but he was with god. now, the relationship between the creator and the creature has been considered like this. be careful, all that allameh muhammad taba taba'i has made as an example of this verse of the quran. the word tayyab was realized in his existence, in the literal sense of the word, these moral qualities , which are known for him, the extraordinary distribution of airlessness, all of this is due to that meaning , the same second characteristic that is prominent and obvious from the perspective of the leader of the revolution and creates attraction. on the 40th day of the war, the indonesian hospital in gaza was the target of heavy artillery attacks. a house of the zionist army was placed there. the zionist regime destroyed the residential areas of gaza. following the attack on the anusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip, 26 people were martyred. a mother and her two children were martyred in the attack on jabalia camp. the zionists bombed a mosque in gaza city. the army of the zionist regim

you're telling me that mr. tay nice. the s. riley forces where here and everything was in chaos. can you tell me more about what happened to our, what happened is that at 1 am last night. so we've heard someone knocking it's complete on the door on my quarter. jesus son store. and we knew that it was the post to the israeli army. and everything was blocked and we were not able to open the door. they not did not know can our door, but on the doors, my son a substance, they would not last not 10 just to open the door. they were actually trying to take out the door and break it in a very violent way. and they tried to break it for awhile and we tried to open the door, but they refused. they wanted to take it off the box. we were not completely scared, and we were looking at all this and watch him. they started vandalizing, there was very noisy, a lot of noise. they were trying to break things in. there were turn during that were crying and screaming. it was her effect. the fee for the thing also next to my son store, there was another house that if you knew the color of it was the w

mr. viktor, welcome to the espresso channel, nice to see and hear, good evening, mr.e with our previous guest, in general about the situation near bakhmut, i would like you to give a more comprehensive assessment of everything that is currently happening on the front line, the general dynamics, and then mention in more detail about bakhmud, avdiivka and the south, those areas that are now well, they arouse the greatest interest among our viewers, and on the other hand, it is the most tense from the point of view of hostilities, the situation at the front is not particularly dynamic today, if we talk about the events that took place during november, the following picture emerges: on kupinsky in the direction of the 25th and 138th brigades of the enemy , they have been unsuccessfully trying to advance to sinkivka for a month, they are unable to do anything, the regiment of the second motorized rifle division of the enemy is fighting in the district of may day and has an advance of about 2 km. in the area between orlyanka and yagidny, several of our strong points were ca

mr. bohdan, have a nice day, bohdan tkachuk , deputy of the kharkiv district council, was in touch with use kharkiv region, we talked a little, let's talk about the hot south, in particular the zaporizhia divided region, i mean, there are temporarily occupied territories, but more on that in a few minutes, stay with express, oops. oh, sprained your back or joints, flamidez, flamidez gel quickly reduces inflammation and cures pain, from pain in the back and joints flamidez. with rh, as a result of increased temperature, the body can lose water, so it is imperative to drink plenty of water. heavy drinking, i.e. drinking a lot? so. when regular water is not enough, i recommend reo. reo restores the water-electrolyte balance in acute respiratory distress syndrome. the solution for abundant drinking is reo water. reo - water for special medical purposes. attention, incredible. super warm and very comfortable alaska style boots have a perfect fit, water-repellent material and a feeling of warmth even in 30-degree frost. alaska style boots have a universal design and practical black color, so the

mr. asdeem, for your very nice words. good night and god. all of them became martyrs, my dear members. many families were martyred. we are all members of your family. i came to hear your voice all over the world reach don't be bad enough to start your voice, start your voice to the whole world. in el brij camp, my uncle, his children, his wife and his grandchildren were all martyred. may god have mercy on them. these are the children who were martyred. these are the targets of the occupation regime. see with your own eyes. october , we are facing genocide, killings and bombs being dropped on us. all this takes place in global silence. they are killing the people of gaza. they dream of the future of the people of gaza. we have come to shafa hospital to be safe from the bombing. rain hospital, we lost everything went lovers starve us to death. for many days we have no water to drink, no food and bread. we drink non-potable water. we children ask you to protect us. end the fight. we want to live. we want peace. we want to punish the murderers . we want shelter, medicine, food, education.

mr. grijalva: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is rick niced. mr. grijalva: i rise in support of this bill introduced by representative schweikert and co-led by representative stanton. this bill would cede certain lands in arizona for federal use as part of the salt river reclamation project. the project was first authorized in 1903 and provides water and power turnover two million people in central arizona today. under this legislation, the reserve land will be used for development, generation, and transmission of electrical power and energy to assist the salt river project in expanding pump storage hydropower facilities to meet increasing energy demands. i'd like to thank my colleagues from arizona, representative schweikert and representative stanton, for introducing and promoting this legislation. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from arizona the lead

christie, for one, you're here, being mr. nice guy up there.'t even doing that. it could lead to consolidation which does lead to a change. haley and desantis showed why they are top of the pack in this group and it gets to be a much closer thing for trump. >> hogan? >> i think she's right. look, donald trump has -- not coming to these things because he's so high up in the polls. i don't advise donald trump right now but i would say it would be political malfeasance of me to say come on that stij when you're up 40, 50 points and let everyone else attack you. it makes no sense for him to be here. as the field is this shrinks, there may be an opportunity for him to come in. >> i want to bring in general psaki. you've been on the inside before. who do you think the biden campaign really wants to run against in this republican nomination? >> i mean, look, i think whoever they run against they're going to paint them the same way and i think you'll see that in how they paint these candidates from the debate. i don't know. i mean, look, they are plann

aid, it's very cool when you give her things to the boys, and they smell, well, you know, it's nice for them, mrese laundries... complexes, it all works on a volunteer basis, only on a charitable basis, is there also some of these are officially arranged by the state, somehow by the ministry of defense, well, the first thing i want to say is that the most important thing is that, for example, here where we are doing, the local government helped with the premises, because it is electricity, a lot of money is spent on electricity, and it's paid for by the government, that's it build, yes, make a point is a volunteer. these are all people who, who care, who help financially and support, well, if you are our tv viewers, want to join in, do a good deed, already, as mr. mykhailo said, you can send any violations, means of doping, rinses, this is the page in instagram of mr. mykhailo, mykhailo puryshev, who helps, to have a clean outfit, fresh outfit, repaired outfit, that clothes for the military are very, very important, this is the data, please join and help if you send by mail, it's to kostyantyniv

mr. murphy out. >> nice effort. and before the rain comes, yes. the ones that the delegates are going to enjoy when they're here from all over the world. >> let's focus on the weekend because it's going to be nice, right? >> it is going to be absolutely beautiful. you know, it's the kind of weather you want to start off with. all the events here in the bay area for apec. larry and kristin, let me show you a live picture right now. good afternoon, everyone. look at how pretty it is from our sutro tower camera as we look at san francisco. so let's talk about that forecast for apec. a little warmer tomorrow in the city. we're looking at 68 degrees. it's still going to be mild on sunday, a mix of sun and occasional high clouds. monday is cooler temperature drops off into the mid 60s. here is live doppler seven right now and you will notice all the high clouds that are just passing through. there was a brief sprinkle in santa rosa, a light shower earlier this morning. it was about trace amounts. so we're not looking at much. here is a lovely view from

mr. mayor, it's been a while. nice to have you back on the program. i know you're teaching part time, teaching law at stanford, and also working for this coalition. what does fair california want? what is the bottom line here? >> thanks, raj. it's great to see you again. fair california is standing for the proposition that we want accountability. we want pg&e to be accountable for how it spends rate payer dollars, and we want the puc, the public utilities commission to enforce that accountability, to ensure that every dollar is spent for safety and for service and not for executive compensation and lobbyists and a lot of tv commercials that we're inundated with every time we watch a football game. >> i think i speak for a lot of people here, sam. i don't want to see another huge pg&e rate increase in my bill. i think they're suggesting between 20 and 25%. that seems so excessive. what are the numbers here? >> yeah, so the initial request from pg&e was 26% rate increase over four years. that on top of what has been a roughly 38% increase over the last

very nice, that i can count on our presidium. mr. kornienko said that if necessary, he will provide me, including, a power bank, and this is really necessary, because friends, i want to inform you that i am definitely holding it back now, so that you know that when you now start to diverge from work so you know people will see it because it's streaming now. in tiktok so that people can see how the verkhovna rada of ukraine works, i see that colleagues are already waving, you can wave, people see you, people are watching you, this is important, people should know how the verkhovna rada of ukraine works, so, by the way, i promised the people that i would also put their questions to the deputies, because you know, you have completely closed yourself off from the people here, the press is gone, the press box is empty. you don't let guests in, you only let in, well, when foreign leaders come, we here as a rope choir sing amateur songs to them not very well, but actually everything, everything else, no, dear mr. galushko, i have a request

mrs. hajipour , thank you very much for giving me and my colleagues this opportunity have a nice day, dear people. thank you very much, mrs. nematian and other colleagues at sada and sima news agency. god willing , may all our colleagues and all the people of iran have a blessed day. and they will hold their 31st book fairs with book readings. in the studio, we are hosting actor salvatian, the secretary of the book and media festival, which has been called for a few days now, and now it has reached its climax. bhair, thank you very much. thank you, doctor . please tell me about the book and media festival that is going to happen in this festival and who will send their works to this festival. thank you. first of all, tomorrow is the day of books and books and we should congratulate all those who love books and this is an important part of their lives. as media, we have a duty towards the book. it also helps to promote good books and the tradition of books and make books valuable in the family. the 31st edition of the book week is actually being held, and at the same time, the 20th edition

mrs. loseva, mayor volkov, very nice, come to my office, yeah, the trial will take place tonight according will surprise you, well , it’s difficult to surprise me, rest assured, nevertheless , perhaps larisa loseva has incriminated herself, what? well, perhaps she took it upon herself to protect the other person. yeah, you got me. put you in a difficult position, that is, on the one hand, i am obliged to contribute the immediate release of larisa nikolaevna, since she is innocent, on the other hand, i cannot act against her will, right? i understand you, i have this proposal for you, here it is, but i don’t know how you will talk to him, thank you, we’ll figure it out somehow. gerokhin, i’m lieutenant colonel solovets from the homicide department, i know. that you can't talk, but you can listen, so listen to what i tell you, look me in the eyes, please, otherwise i'll break your neck, got it? if you understand, blink, well done, that means mayor volkov, s with whom you fought in the restaurant yesterday, my subordinate, besides, he is my friend , therefore, if you do not admit to your own

nice joke. thank you. mr.e was a meeting of the commander-in-chief, they also talked about the production of ammunition, the production of weapons, and the fact that it is necessary to strengthen the pppo over the kherson region, whether it is over kherson, are such conclusions and relations not too late, well, taking into account the fact that which is actually two years of war. well, unfortunately , i started talking about the problems that are now coming to the surface since the spring of last year, and i constantly reported to certain managers what to pay attention to and how to implement it. the authorities did not react to it, tried to fill it the ears of the ukrainian people with such sweet water, telling that the victory will be tomorrow and the day after tomorrow we will already be in crimea drinking coffee on the yalta embankment. meanwhile, the situation was that we can lie to ourselves, and the realities show that if the state, i emphasize, the state does not take part in the war to the full extent

mr. andrii, i congratulate you, it's nice to see and hear you, i congratulate you, i wish you health, i wishlth, ot. the enemy has now intensified such offensive actions in the area of ​​klishchiivka and andriivka, it is also known about the enemy’s attempts to push in the direction of bohdanivka, there are yagidny ’s warehouses, this is reported by the general staff and a number of observers, this is what the father means by the example of the last days for your brigade, how the situation around bakhmut looks in general, based on your assessments, yes, khromovo is now very strongly pressed by the enemy in the direction of bohdanivka, well, it is he who is leveling his defense line, because we bypassed him, bahmud from the left side, from the southern half, and the enemy has practically leveled his line of defense, but further on, he wants to pass, and the second such beautiful point, i want to say, is klishchevka, klishchevka, right now from klishchevka to anndrivka, this is the area of ​​responsibility of the 93rd brigade, on the left side of klishchevka, there is another brigade, and very

. >> greg: nice deflection, mr. ford jr.!brian, i guess china to the bidens is actually a chinese laundry? >> brian: right. you could say that, absolutely. very clever. i know you did. if you bring a shell company near, can you hear the ocean? i want to continue to work. >> dana: that's a "fox & friends" question. >> brian: thank you very much. am i the first one to be in the recipient of a dana perino heckle? this is unbelievable. >> dana: make it easy. >> brian: it's ok. you know what bothers me most about this? the dealings they do with the cefc company is funding the program which was derived, and created just to undermine the american influence in these developing areas. it's worked. they had a major conference again. it's been ineffective in some places. it was created to undermine american leadership everywhere and he had no problem sleeping at night investing in this company. and also, in this story, talk about hunter's editorial today coming out saying everyone is jumping all over me because of my addiction. last tim

mr. igor, i welcome you, it's nice to see and hear , for the sake of seeing you too, you must have seen thiseo, where our guys, well, try, well, in such difficult conditions, to drag their t-comrade along such a, well , broken road, and then for this the question arises, if at the disposal of our divisions were the platforms that your company develops, your company manufactures, how long would it take, let's say , to overcome these 5 km on your platform and in parallel, so that you could tell us exactly what kind of platforms your team is developing, yes, mr. sergey, i our company already understands that there is such a problem , and that is why we are conducting this work, as for the time that would be needed to evacuate a wounded person to a distance of 5 km, taking into account that the speed of the platform is 10 km/h, it took only, somewhere up to 30 minutes to evacuate the victim to the place, providing assistance. and our main idea in the development of these platforms was to create an all-terrain vehicle with remote control, but able to move over the most difficult types of terrain,

mr. vice president, i it’s nice to meet you, we have known each other for a long time, you know belarus well from scratch during the... life of our mutual friend ugachavets, we did a lot, but not through our fault, not through the fault of belarus and venezuela, there was a certain pause in our relations, they were these relations, but not so intense, fortunately, we did not lose the directions that were previously defined in our cooperation, and the main thing i would like to tell you about, mr. menendez, ready for more intensive, the most intensive cooperation with venezuela, our capabilities , you know, you need them, and technology and other things: we need to start, i think that during your current visit, we will decide where to start restoring our cooperation, i think we need to use all those programs that we once defined, everything is on topic, nicolas maduro, the president of venezuela was present and actively participated in the formation of those programs that have been preserved today, once again... emphasize everything, what we proposed then, what we outlined, it is in demand in

which case i 'll lick. no, my husband, robert, scientist, physicist , genius, elizabeth, very nice, elizabeth, mrunlike mr. openheimer, he is not married, no no one who could confirm that i, too, am a genius. by the way, here’s another genius, but i don’t think he needs to be introduced. good evening, mr. einstein. good evening, elizabeth, you are charming today. she looks like an italian, my real name is esther rosenzwijk, did they force you to change your name? no, it was my personal decision. there is no anti-semitism in our country. hard to believe. so, let's go to the table, otherwise everything is getting cold. the british and americans have been working for several years. on the creation of a new type of weapon, atomic bombs, why aren’t our soviet scientists doing this, comrade, they are also at war, have you studied the issue? yes, how long will it take us to create our atomic bomb, at least 10 flew. this is bad, comrade fitin claims that by joining forces , the british and americans can create their own bomb, with all due respect to comrade fitin, i am afraid that this information is err

mr. on the folks anderson a nice and i was surprised to see that one of the key issues discussed was the expansion because the large amount of, of the breaks organization and there were different views on whether it should be done and how it shouldn't be done. this year to that, and i think that is a present from a process, spoke about that about 50 times a year, and then he kept going back to this idea sort of the, which in your quarter up to all the time you see a addition to point to she was very intelligent for the diplomatic about that, but before she always came back to the idea of expanding the brakes and somebody at the end to were able to settle shipping a dresser tend to decide on that's more than the use of this in the way to fish because it's good to come back to the search for compromise without imposing your ideas and all those. and this is what i'm us kicking the if the core of breaks this is the slow, it's the ideal or changing. and this is how it helps us achieve mutual understanding of this is the way for items view um, but it's but it's an end within scheduled. and typ

mr. denys, good morning . good morning studio, good morning, dear viewers, it's nice to see you smiling, what is the situation at the front, what is happening in your direction now? the russians continue to conduct active assaults on the positions of the defense forces currently in place the moment in active defense, in particular , mobilized units, akhmativ units, and storm units are used, trying to storm and close. to drink in our positions, we actively repulse these assaults, eh, the enemy bears up to 95% of losses , throwing, his own wounded, killed at will and retreats to the exit lines, but the enemy units are actively replenished, in particular from a number of convicts and a number of mobilized, i.e. active mobilization has begun in russia, and they are filling their own units with personnel. to continue assaults, uh, 60% of such units are untrained people without basic training, the so -called cannon fodder, and 40% are already being directly prepared by the russians for assault operations. the russians are actively, at the moment, using artillery and mortars, prowling through populated areas, trying

mr. russo. it's nice to see a goodlad person back. payment chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. moore. thank you all, the witnesses for being here. mr. pizzuro, a couple of questions and i understand your testimony that you have experience in investigating crimes against children . i have a couple of questions here from a law enforcement perspective, what can congress do to help alleviate the red tape and allow officers to go out and get these criminals? be met one of the biggest solutions is uniformity and the actual tips are being sent to law enforcement. for example, is that different companies send different points of data? maybe snapchat my only give me, for example, screen name. dropbox might give me a couple of other points of data. the challenge is that some of the companies either report nothing more than they report everything. so the challenge is law enforcement has to go and filter all through those tips and we are not getting to the most egregious cases. so the more information that we have and the more data we

mr. a lot and then bring the nice things along. wind. all right, thanks so much. we'll talk about a cat. we must go now to him. told that a she's a local jim, the space in kansas city joins us now. him just tell us what you know about these laces strikes. one to stand under was school inside a giovanni refugee camp, which is in gauze and city where you have why you are has been hit. and so what do you know about the who the ash target is that um, southern the we noticed that there has been a target and this is not the 1st school that has been targeted in the another, an area in the gaza strip yesterday. and also stolen neighborhood. another school in the north has been targeted and the keys to 20 people have been killed and dozens have been injured. according to the hood, a school that has been target straighten, now we still don't have the numbers. numbers are not confirmed. and as we all know, that it's very hard to get the right numbers right now. and because of strep, because the air strikes are intense. uh, air strikes are happening and taking place on it, li

mr. projects. he on youtube, from east, by the, as we approach desk. nice again. you had a clue, has no doubt as an end of life care, she looks up to people in hospice and support stay relative. it's a changing and meaningful task. that's just like the next d w. the climate change, i mean for a station in the rain forest continue, carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. the people of the world are we what impact because the change doesn't happen the make up your own mind me the the the .

nice to see mr.re were some bay area sports stars in attendance as well. >> welcome to san francisco, apec. >> wait a sec. i have one more thing to say. >> warriors' coach steve kerr showed up in-person to introduce the president and the crowd seemed to love the cameo. >> perfect to do that too. >>> all right, well, some bad news switch gears a little bit for the warriors. the nba has handed draymond green five game suspension without pay for his part in the on court scuffle during the dubs' last game. the nba says green's history of unsportsman like conduct factored into the decision. klay thompson and minnesota's jaden mcdaniels and rudy gobert all fined $25,000 each but avoid further suspension. green's five game total by the way if you want to round out the checks -- roughly around $770,000. >> i'm glad that you did a deep dive and you fact checked because originally i thought it was $250,000. $25,000 still lot of money. but for an nba player may believe not as much. the big loss here is the fact

mr. serhiy, you and the audience. it is very nice to see you all on the air. during the program, we conduct a survey and ask our tv viewers whether you trust the head of the armed forces of ukraine, zaluzhny. we conduct polls both on the youtube channel and by phone lines throughout our broadcast until 10:00 p.m., so we ask about this, do you trust the head of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny, yes, no, and if you will vote by phone, you can call 0800, 211-381, yes, no, 0,800, 211, 382 all calls to these phones are free, well, of course, let's start with one of the topical topics of this week, because the head of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhnyi, came under hate, and we witnessed the public hate of the general, dozens of posts on social networks, people's deputies from the servants of the people, politicians who were once power, but now not, everyone began to write about zaluzhnyi, then the topic of zaluzhnyi and what is being written about him in ukraine was already picked up by the russian mass media, the rashists also began to write about za

mr. yablonski. >> the lady who reached out was nice. she offered variouses for mental health for me and my son. when i explained i was upset with the plea. she said i can listen but i can't do anything. mr. biggs: i guess that gets to the point here. except for in your case, ms. richards you didn't have interaction. but the real nub of this is the prosecutorial arm sounds like it failed our three witnesses here today. mr. sobolewski. >> i think in part it's on the prosecutor but also the judges. while it's happening here in d.c., it's nationwide. and it's a problem that scares me for, you know, someone who just got married, i want to bring kids into this society. it scares me that, you know, we have kind of a prosecutorial rot and a judicial rot in our system and that needs to -- there needs to be accountability in that. mr. biggs: i'm going to direct the next question to you, detective pemberton. you listed nine laws passed by the d.c. council that have an impact on enforcement by police and one of those seemed to have included an elimi