you visit us mr. real, don't know about it a few years and a part of what foolish. you fucked up to you if you wanted to play even with you, unless you study viewer what i what korean pricing could you go? look at the machine. you're still still a stimulus median, or the re, noel is, is up within your budget, noting it was, there also was go bunch of school, the gold rush and the u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict, lead c at another stand between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent crew the talk, and the pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia ukraine to nato, was truly overreaching recklessly ignoring what the russians consider

mr. real, don't know about it, a huge, you know, part of what foolish you fucked up to you. she wouldn't do that. even though then you will not use any viewer, but i will. i've kind of, you most breasted roger, go into a shame. you're still still esteem in, audrey noel is up within your budget. you know what i mean? was there hospice got a bunch of go the go or run the us have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict lead to yet another stan between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent could a talk, and a pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia in ukraine into nato, was truly overreaching recklessly ignoring what the russians considered their own vital na

billion euros on this green economy, it could not replace what it tried to change, yes, thank you , mr. realcome at a high price in particular, at the cost of life, the lives of many ukrainians, ariel cohen, a senior researcher at the russian atlantic council, was with us live, and we continue under the chairmanship of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, andrii yarmak. a meeting of the presidium of the congress of local and regional authorities under the president of ukraine was held to fulfill the tasks of the head of state, a state system of humanitarian aid was created, details further, a state system of humanitarian aid was created human help.gov.ua this system solves three main tasks in real time, first , it keeps records 100% of humanitarian aid brought into the territory of ukraine in terms of each individual declarant and recipient keeps records of needs for receiving and shipping humanitarian aid in the warehouses of 24 regions and the city of kyiv and keeps records of the receipt of humanitarian aid by territorial communities from all sources of income , the system

mr. honda filed a form 700 schedule b. listing a reportable interest in real property. mr. honda failed to report his ownership of 1161 post street at the eighth listed property. he filed two file the five properties where his ownership interest was in indirect for liability corporation. he failed to report the sale of two properties from schedule c. on the three schedule b. that mr. honda filed, is a recorded owner of the properties. they did own 1 street, however, it is unclear if mr. honda was a member of this. on the two schedule b. where mr. honda filed, he incorrectly listed his spouse as the member of eddy street and ellis street. mr. honda does have an ownership interest, but the ownership interest is in direct through limited liability corporations other than jay osd it illustrates the complicated ownership of ellis street. mr. honda is a member or investor. i gave you a copy of the california secretary of state document listing mr. honda as a member of eddy street and ellis street. the diagram shows is to honda had the unreported ownership in 1161 post street. ove

stop your green games with energy and get on with the real problems. mr.ncellor is asking for this deputy from the left sarah vagin prince. each of her performances bundestag, an obvious attempt to say, but very unpopular. don't you see that the sanctions policy harms us more than putin do you not notice that since february the euro has been constantly getting cheaper, while the ruble is quoted much more than at the beginning of the war. so it's time to think. why is this happening? russia has the opportunity to sell its energy to someone else because most of the world does not support your sanctions germany will lose important sectors of industry if the country will follow the course mrs. mr. chancellor, leave your green games with energy already and deal with, finally, the real problems of people in your country. the sixth package of sanctions is one of the main issues on the agenda of next week. it is still not clear how the eu will get out of the diplomatic and sanctions trap, which was prepared for russia and not for itself. taking the first five pack

mr. raffensperger. >> the real problem you had is -- gets down to basic honesty.er we had the election, the first rumor we had that there were 10,315 dead people, we knocked that down and said there was four. they said there were thousands of felons, less than 40. they talked about state farm arena. president trump handpicked an attorney to look at that. he debunked it. that rumor still lives a year and a half. the total disinformation, misinformation, outright lies. there's not much i can do about that i can do about that because jody heise has been running from one rumor to another for 18 months. how can you have confidence when a sitting congressman should be telling the truth -- i wrote him a letter and he has yet to respond to. i can walk up to washington and put my hand on the bible and say here are the facts. i know i don't have to worry about perjury. he couldn't do the same with what he has been saying the last 18 months in georgia. >> mr. heise, 30-second rebuttal. >> that's absolutely inaccurate. i've been on the front line of this issue in washington,

with real problems, mr. chancellor is asking for this deputy from the left, sarah vagin. knecht.r performances in the bundestag is an attempt to say something obvious, but very unpopular. don't you see that the sanctions policy harms us more than putin do you not notice that since february the euro has been constantly getting cheaper , while the ruble is quoted much more than at the beginning of the war. so it's time to think. why is this happening? russia has the opportunity to sell its energy resources to someone else, because most of the world does not support your sanctions germany will lose important sectors of industry. if the country stays on track, ladies. berg , mr. chancellor. leave your green games with energy already and deal with, finally, the real problems of people in your country, the italian edition of fatto quotidianu will publish an interview with the former ambassador to lebanon, giuseppe cassini. he has worked as an adviser in various countries and is very concerned about news from sweden and finland wishing to join nato . there is no military reason to justi

to speak , the competent authorities will work, and crimes are already being committed here in real time, mrky. do you have any picture of the crimes that the occupiers most often carry out in the occupied kherson region ? this is a crime of relative seeds and it has, you know, a systemic nature, we have very significant victims, including people who wanted to contact the law enforcement agencies, well, it is clear that in the online mode regarding the e-e crime in relation to themselves, well, a very large number of robberies are simply rampant there, because the farther from kherson itself, the more defiantly they behave in relation to the population, because there is not a complete command near them. perhaps this is the reason that in kherson itself, you are not everything after all, they are trying to create some illusion of a loyal viktor, a human relationship with your citizens . the mayor of chernobaivka seems to have had information that he was also kidnapped, he does not have information about mr. babych's mir port, as well. he has been out of touch for a very long time, and it was

mr. lemon real go for it, but go go with that advice and i think you'll find yourself in a very good position from that anybody who's ever told me. no, i could make it. you know what i say. i'm gonna show you. that's what you have to do. good luck good luck best of luck okay. last question, sir, please. well, first of all, i want to say thank you for that uplifting advice. i'm a social psychologist at harvard and robert keegan who's in the education school with characterize that as moving from a socialized mindset to a self-authoring. mom said where you're right your own story so kudos to that, but my question is about a comment that you made about your experience of moving from a predominantly catholic catholic black school to predominantly white high school and you characterize it as sort of leaving this confinement. i think you said, you know an animal cage to being led out to see the world. and i was a bit intrigued by that because i went to a predominantly black high school and i didn't see it that way at all. i mean we took trips to paris with the french club. we took trips to mexico an

stop your green games with energy and deal with real problems. mr.or asks the deputy from the left , sarah vagin prince, every time she speaks in the bundestag. attempt to say obvious, but very unpopular. don't you see that the sanctions policy harms us more than putin do you not notice that since february the euro has been constantly getting cheaper, while the ruble is quoted much more than at the beginning of the war. so it's time to think. why is this happening? russia has the opportunity to sell its energy to someone else, because most of the world does not support your sanctions, germany will lose important sectors of industry. if the country follows the course, ladies, verbak, mister chancellor. leave your green games with energy already and take care of the real problems of people in your country for the end sixth package of sanctions one of the main issues on the agenda of next week has been announced for a long time and also coordinated for a long time, the position of hungary still does not let you sleep in brussels and is still unclear, li

that we provide, what are the dangers of targeting all these cargoes, to what extent are they real dangers, mrof this comment me. well, maybe i’m wrong, maybe i don’t understand the technical nuances and points. well, on the 16th, it seems, on may 16th, the ministry of internal affairs introduced and resumed the operation of video recording cameras. it seems that there are 270 cameras. exactly the number on all highways of ukraine from west to east in the center will be fixed 24/7 around the clock. is there any danger at all? they organized hacker attacks there, in fact, they hacked the election system of the world's leading democracies, the kharkiv attacks were carried out on state institutions, organizations in europe, in the united states , and it is obvious that the video recording system is also quite easy to either hack or bribe, because the operator there seems to be a private company. operates this system and then in online mode observe where which truck, which weapon is going, which fuel truck or which other strategic cargo to what extent it may be dangerous for those cargoes which ar

- it's for real, mr. garrison. - oh, great! what--what was that? - well, i was just saying that the policies have really changed. you know, if we fired you for acting gay next time, you'd be able to sue the school district for lots of money. - oh, right, right. how--how much money exactly? - oh, well, there was the case out in minnesota where the guy was awarded 25 million i think. - you--you don't say. well, thanks, principal victoria. holy moly! i've gotta find a way to get fired for being gay! [school bell rings] - m'kay, kids, i know the past few weeks have been really hard with the death of your teacher, ms. choksondik.

where is he good to see you sir, good to see you no for real mr. -- thank you, for being here. thank you for having me here. and i was a little confused about why me, but then i was told that you get your highs proofl ratings when a biracial african guy standing next to you so -- [laughter] oh what did i say -- joe i'm glad that i could do my part and hopefully this will work. i'm not actually him i just did the voice. >> more importantly, first lady doctor jill biden is here, everybody give it up for her. [applause] you know interesting fact, even as first lady, doctor biden continued her teaching career yeah first time presidential spouse has ever done so. ever -- congratulations. now, you might think it is because she loves teaching so much but it is actually because she's still paying off her student debt sorry about that, jill. yeah -- guess you should have voted for bernie. [laughter] you know can i just say i think everyone will agree that it is nice to once again have a president who is not afraid to come to the white house correspondents '

mr. biden's team, which is a signature against real entities of iran. were some organizations in iran. mr. zakaria, may be for you or the viewer the audience here, it might be interesting to know that the americans have been so extreme in sanctions, that sometimes a person's name has been repeated three times. this is why the person passed away 10 years ago. he doesn't exist anymore. this is like a mania. sanctions mania that the u.s. is facing. in order for relationship between tehran and washington to return to normal, we are going to decide about it based on the , behavior of the u.s. it is important for any kind of dialogue to have at least some semblance of trust between the two sides. fareed: if you return to the deal -- and you know this question is being asked in the context of russian oil potentially being more difficult to get -- if you were to return to the deal, how much oil could iran pump out a day? f. minister abdollahian: first of all, you know that the islamic republic of iran has a lot of diverse potentialities in the field of energy, including petrochemicals, oil and

mr. raffensperger. raffensperger: the real problem you had is basic honesty. after the election, the first rumor there were 10,015 dead people, we knock that down and said there was four. then they turns about state form arena. president trump handpicked -- to come and look at that. he has debunked it. that rumor lived on a year and a half. there's not much i can do about that because jodi highs has been from one rumor to another for 18 months. how can you have people when i city congressmen should be telling the truth. i wrote him a letter and he has yet to respond to. i can walk up to washington and put my hand on the bible and say here are the facts. he couldn't do the same with what he has been saying the last 18 months in georgia. >> mr. heise, 32nd rebuttal. heise: brad has been giving our elections over to stacey abrams and the like. we had a conference call with georgia delegation urging him not to send out absentee ballot request to everyone on our voter registration file. he did it anyway. the. -- the deal was already made with stacey abrams before t

mr. kissinger has 1938 on his calendar and not 2022 and he thought that he was speaking to the audience and he failed, but in the then munich by the way, in the realwas 15 years old and he understood everything perfectly. and they didn't hear from him then that it was necessary to adapt to the nazis instead of escaping from them or fighting them. and symptomatic editorials in some western mass media about the fact that ukraine must accept the so-called difficult compromises by giving up territory in exchange for peace. perhaps the new york times also wrote something similar in 1938 but now i remind you again that 2022 is still the year and behind all these geopolitical considerations of those who advise ukraine to give something to russia, big geopoliticians always do not want to see ordinary people, ordinary ukrainians, millions of those who own and live on the territory that they propose to exchange, and the illusion of peace is necessary always see people and remember that values ​​are not just words, that's why i pay so much attention to international platforms, addressing parliamentarians, parliaments, the peoples of other countries, communic

judges there are also important, and such a scythe on the stone went and all this looked like a real dead end, mr how do you see this story now? well, the new head is supposedly yes, but have the powers of the old chairman formally ended, as i wo n’t remember her anymore, to be honest. well, you know, i wouldn’t want to go into the realm of criticism now, because this situation is also a huge question for me, how transparent the legal mechanism was applied for solving the problems of the constitutional court. it seems to me that there is really a lot to work on. and it is actually very important that the state itself shows an example of how it observes all the laws that it actually develops, implements and calls on all citizens to strictly follow them. because if there is no example from the state, if we will show that here we found some kind of back door through them we found and did something and you all have to go through the turnstile, well, this is a road to nowhere, mr. volodymyr. well, you are right noted, i don't want to criticize anyone in such a difficult situation well, but we understa

mr. kissinger's calendar does not have 2022, but 1938, and he thought that he was speaking to the audience and it was not possible in munich at that time. by the way, in the real 1938, when mr. kissinger's family was escaping from nazi germany, he was 15 years old and he understood everything perfectly. and from him then have not heard that it is necessary to allegedly adapt to the nazis instead of escaping from them or fighting them, after all, it is 2022, and according to all these geopolitical considerations, those who advise ukraine to say something to russia, great geopoliticians always do not want to see ordinary people, ordinary ukrainians, millions of those who own and live on the territory that they propose to exchange for the illusion of peace, i will only add that the former us secretary of state henry kissinger is not the only one who hears rhetoric about territorial concessions by ukraine, the head of the president's office andriy yarmak at the same economic forum managed to say that the ukrainian authorities continue to hear calls for surrender for the sake of peace in europe, what does this all mean, let's talk further with us on the link of rac

mr. biden's team, which is a signature against some real entities of iran or some organizations in iran. maybe for you or for the viewers or the audience here it might be interesting to know that the americans have been so extreme in sanctions that sometimes that sometimes a person's name has been repeated three times. this is why the person passed away 10 years ago, he doesn't exist anymore, this is like a mania, sanction mania that the u.s. is facing. in order for a relationship between to return-- normalcy, we'll base it on the behavior of the u.s., and it's important for dialog to have at least some semblance of trust between the two sides. >> if you return to the deal and you know this question is being asked in the context of russian oil, potentially being more difficult to get, if you would return to the deal, how much oil could iran pump out a day? >> first of all, you know, that islamic republic of iran has a lot of diverse potentialities in the field of energy, including petrol chemicals, oil and gas and also geopolitically and economically in the area, east to the with he is--

mr. colonel. okay, work hard, i'll make a real cop out of you. spy i've dismissed that idiot case manager. give him freedom. he reloads everything german. and now, lord, i invite you to dinner to celebrate today's event. on channel one, a news release in the maxim sharafutdinov studio and briefly about the main missile attack on the positions of nationalists and the destruction of military equipment in the whole view from the cockpit of a ka-52 combat helicopter new cadres of the ministry of defense hunting special operations to protect the donbass task is to create all conditions for a peaceful life away from shelling and large families. a cynical staging with the use of chemicals, a captive ukrainian soldier reported that kiev was preparing a provocation in the city of sumy, heeded to budapest, the european commission proposed to postpone the embargo on oil supplies from russia through the friendship pipeline and with a book not to sleep, public lectures in the most famous libraries, a still in the open air and even under the sky the results of the all-russian in the bible, he will unint

coast of taiwan, which one of the chinese military experts called preparations for possible real action. who as mr. biden showed himself in relation to ukraine was unconvincing and not intimidating china apparently has its eye on taiwan like a cat on a mouse, how do you think this situation will develop closely monitor what is happening in ukraine they know that we will only support ukraine because russia has nuclear weapons and ukraine are not of strategic interest to the united states. i think that this will happen. even more likely because of weakness. it is the administration 's likelihood of an invasion before the end of biden's first term , higher and higher. does not support taiwan biden does not do anything new afghan ally in america he has already thrown at the mercy of. talibo, similar teaches, is waiting for the kiev regime. now zelensky can see his future in miniature on the example of the nazis blocked on azov, everything that he does for the militants has become. the world's so -called community. these are words of encouragement. the pope promised to pray, but not prayers, not likes

for the mobilization order is an absolutely necessary step before the start of the real mobilization, said budanov, mr. general, first of all, let's emphasize what mobilization means in russia and in what way it will be carried out, that is, they want to throw people who have no idea what an army is on the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine er, weapons are firing and in this way to crush the ukrainian army en masse, first of all it must be said that russia does not have such large migration resources as some imagine god speaks russia itself because 145 million population. in fact, this is all over the vast territory of the russian federation. and this is also the protection of the border and regions, and keeping under control all the national republics . norway and, to some extent, moldova are opposed in general in the far east, where japan is already talking about its claims in the country , they are already there, that is, russia is actually surrounded from different sides and it is necessary to mobilize fully send everyone to ukraine. in fact, there are no great prospects if we are talking abou

well, let's say this is an absolutely real forecast . thank you mr., political expert, director of the center for social information technologies, the forum was our guest. thank you very much, and volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine , is already with us. e faction of the european solidarity , ex-head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance, we congratulate you, mr. vyatrovych. us from this legacy of the russian soviet e 9 may e-e what now in ukraine how do we treat these dates on may 8 may 9 is correct actually as sociology shows in public consciousness there was simply a colossal evil side to the rejection of may 9 as a public holiday as victory day 80% of ukrainians do not want to celebrate may 9 as victory day, this is a colossal overhang who believes that in 2014, when we started this work, 72% considered it a holiday for themselves and believed that ukraine should define may 9 as victory day of course, during this period in 2015-2019, after the introduction of the reconciliation day in parallel with may 8, we managed to do

other support to ukraine, but as an institution, as a coherent group of 30 members, mr kuleba sees increasing division and realt about what should be the level of support for ukraine. well, nato as an institution has also provided support for ukraine for many years, but as always when nato do things, we actually do it very often as individual allies. we had our mission in afghanistan and most of that, the troops and the capabilities there, was provided by individual allies, so this is also very much the way nato works, is that we are totally dependent on the contributions from different individual allies for different missions, operations and activities we do in different ways, so nato allies and nato provide support for ukraine. of course, it's first and foremost the courage of the ukrainian forces that really makes the difference on the battleground, but i think everyone wants to see the equipment, the training, supplies getting from the united states and other nato allies is also of great importance. we'll get to the differing approaches taken within your membership to support in a moment, but i want your a

mr. oleksiy, and let's talk about real international support, you know about such indecision on the partr partners, we already mentioned today about germany, which seems to have already pressed on, is ready to help us supply the necessary systems, and about israel, by the way, too we they mentioned the fact that they refused to supply us with certain installations, why is germany so reluctant to do this? yes, you know. i even read more recent detailed information today on one e-er on one resource there in german in translation and it turned out that the last two germany did not give us months for heavy weapons, that is, even from the analysis of the germans themselves , germany is clearly not doing enough to help ukraine, moreover. and here the position of ternopil of the germans themselves does not correlate with the political leadership of germany itself. that is, in ukraine really has a huge number of well-founded claims and questions according to the government and the leadership of germany, well, in part, this also applies, of course, to israel, which has declared, so to speak, that

reminds me of the second world war in terms of its purpose, the scope, and the real victims, which is getting bigger and bigger now, mrt’s no secret that in the late 80s and early 90s -x lithuania was a real model for ukraine, that is, the ukrainian national movement, actually even the very name people's movement was actually modeled after the lithuanian union, so it is also translated as circle and and and and actually then i er i i so i do n't remember it well because i was still quite small although i i even participated as an observer in the elections of chornovil in 1991, however. i remember that they said that there were many lithuanians, in particular. well, first of all, even lviv newspapers were printed there, for example, and it seems that the first newspaper published by serhii was already the late kyiv journalist was also not printed in vilnius, and these editions were transferred here by train, and then the lithuanians said that you are very similar to us . so, we went in complicated circles a little bit for 30 years and what do you think we missed then and now do you see, let's say, qualitative changes t

so here's a real good example of the johnson treatment. charge of the morning mr. president. how are you? i'm on announce your appointment at press conference. what that but i think it's a it would be advisable if you don't mind if i could have with weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get the way of some sort of a plan because what happened to at least my stories that what happens is that you you're not somebody was here somebody else and they don't know what the hell they're doing or what the program's going to be specifically and who's going to carry then you're you're in a hell of okay. you know, what are you gonna do? well that, you know, just don't talk to them just go away and go to game david figured out. we need some say the prayers. we've got safe to him and i've got tell them what to talk to you about. yes today and you can just take off work out your peace corps. anyway you want to be head of the committee and have some acting operator if you want bell to help you. i'll let him do that. i'll do anything, but i want to announc

mr. poverty unless you got real compelling reasons, which i haven't heard. and, i'm going to say that you are going to maintain your identification with the peace corps, and operated to such an extent as you may think desirable. e later >> there are lots of other great examples of the johnson treatment. and, i will direct you to some later. but now, richard nixon. nixon started taping in february of 1971. it's an opportune time for us, looking back on those years, because it allows us to catch some early developments in his planning for moving into china. it allows us to hear how he is thinking about control of the soviet union. he starts taping less than two weeks after the incursion into laos. so, it's a pretty important moment. this conversation, from that summer, comes a day after nixon presided in the rose garden with his daughter. you can see in column one of the times right here. but, what was most important about the news of that day, the new york times, was about appeared in the middle columns about this pentagon papers, would come to be known as th

more as a-and such an argument is a glorious element of intimidation, rather than the real possibilities of applying it, mr you know this kremlin kitchen from the inside , you perhaps you will help me understand one thing, so very often you can hear about the so-called theory of the kremlin towers, er, that is, for our viewers, i will tell you about what is said that there are several groups in putin's entourage who, right now, at this very moment, are trying to pull the blanket over themselves and er -e to make a bigger one the influence on putin, mr. mykola, it’s more like that. a conspiracy theory that you shouldn’t pay attention to. is it possible that something like that is bubbling inside in putin’s surroundings? i think that, of course, the russian government is not monolithic. in fact, there are different groups of different interests in it, and uh, in this in the sense of saying that there is a single center that makes a decision and then these decisions are executed with impunity . account russian invasions are won by conventional hawks in this fight, but again, it’s all remarkable when there is

in modern warfare that the decoy weapons can't be distinguished optically from the real one hobby not constructor. mr. broader what the company currently supplies needle armies. right now, there's high demand for soviet type equipment. although it's all very top secret, it's likely these inflatable tanks are heading to ukraine to fool the russian army . the company can produce 15 handmade tanks a month before the uniform in the review of the coin. but these are the various parts of a tank little bit here at automotive, after sewing them together according to the blueprint. so a lot of all you have to do is inflate it and then it looks like a real vehicle versus a little bit of it's not only tanks that are manufactured here, but a whole arsenal of large scale military hardware. for instance, the as a 8 gecko surface to air missile system inflated in just 10 minutes. the price tag is $25000.00 euros. the manufacturer says built in heating coils can even for modern thermal cameras and radar systems below the getting put a value, some of the pilot carrying at an air strike as was retained to lose just we