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writing on social media, mr. zelenskyy said kherson is ours.an soldiers were welcomed by jubilant crowds in the city center. residents waived the national flag and embraced troops in the mainquare, chanting glory to ukraine. our international editor is in odessa following the situation as more ukrainian troops can now approach kherson. >> i think they'll be moving up steadily. they are in the city already but they are being cautious. they say, first of all, there uld be booby-traps, mines. now the russians across the river into their new fortifications. they are still only a couple miles away, well within artillery range. there have been concerns raised by the spokespeople for the southern command the ukrainian forces, saying they are preparing for a big bombardment into the city from the russian-controlled side. they will not want to expose too many of their troops, civilians to that. kherson's residence emerged from their homes as the first ukrainian soldiers reached the main square. for them, it is more than eight months under occupation. pl

continues to carry out terrorist actions to destroy the peaceful population and destroy social objects, that is, mr. colonel, what does he say that ukraine is destroying social objects, critical infrastructure, according to you, what is it doing now the russian federation is not a war against this military infrastructure, are they not striking the military infrastructure? they are hitting the critical infrastructure in the e-e language the military, you know what that means, i will perhaps start our conversation with some philosophy, i am such a great roman thinker, he is known for having a brilliant phrase for this case that the closer the edge of the empire is, the crazier its actions are, i would even paraphrase a little because somewhere here putin just announced that we have unmanned underwater vehicles 6 m long and there are 500 tons of explosives so that we understand that the closer you are to your death, the freer their statements are from the side of philosophy. they still do not have any military arguments, including to inflict military damage on ukraine, and they resort to tactics that

are being taken to prevent the death of ukrainian citizens. population and destruction of social objects, that is, mr. colonel, what does he say that it is ukraine that destroys social objects? objects of critical infrastructure according to your opinion, what the russian federation is doing now is not a war against this military infrastructure, are they not striking the military infrastructure? with some philosophy, i am such a great roman thinker. he is known to have a brilliant phrase for this case: the closer the edge of the empire, the crazier its actions, i would even paraphrase a little, because somewhere here putin just declared that we there we have unmanned underwater vehicles 6 m long and there are 500 tons of explosives, so that we understand that the closer you are to your death, the freer their statements are from the side of philosophy. there are no more military arguments, including to inflict a military defeat on ukraine, and they are resorting to tactics that are understandable to themselves . by the way, very old and very ancient tactics. the bolsheviks with kiev when they took it

let's talk today and we will include in the conversation andrii kravchenko , your editor, social media, mr. andrii vita, hello from the unconquered sumy region, i am glad to see and hear mr. andrii let's see you on the street just like that and you know how you can say the 24th, when many residents of sumy ran out into the street with their phones and were shocked to see russian tanks moving through the city roads, well, it's not only sumy, it's also konotop and other settlements. let's start with what february 24 you were in sumy that day, yes , from how many directions did the russians enter the sumy region, in which columns did they move, how did they then disperse across the sumy region, please look, they actually used all the main roads, and this is the kiev-moscow route that goes through deaf people, for example, because of sums and because of a large register, they used all the main asphalt roads that go from us or from russia through sumshchyna towards kyiv, you have to understand that you can calculate it yourself . if there is anyone who doesn't know about this honey, which every

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day.. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $4 million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a "free—for—all hellscape' when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. the twitter co—founder has tweeted, after the sackings. folks add to it and present are strong and resilient. they will always find no matter how difficult the moment. i realise many are angry with me, i own the responsibility for why everyone is in the situation. he continues to say, i grew the company size too quickly. i apologise for that. he carried on... now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. it is an another unsettled weekend. we've got low pressure nearby, strong winds at times. today wet, the rain is confined to the south—e

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day.nged, despite the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $4 million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a free—for—all hellscape when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. twitter co—founderjack dorsey has tweeted after the sackings. he said... pope francis has held an open—air mass for around 30,000 flag—waving worshippers in mainly muslim bahrain. a 100 strong choir greeted the 85—year—old pontiff as he was driven in an open popemobile through the crowds. many of them were foreign migrant workers, drawn from around two million catholics living in the gulf region. antarctica is a very distant part of the world to most people, but it's about to get a

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day. moderation remains unchanged, despite the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $4 million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a "free—for—all hellscape' when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. sinn fein's vice—president, michelle o'neill, has been addressing her party's conference in dublin. sinn fein became the largest party in the stormont assembly at the last election, but ms o'neill has not been able to take up the role of northern ireland's first minister, while the dup refuses to go back into an executive. our correspondent emma vardy is live in dublin for us. michelle o'neill, the vice president of sinn fein, has been making some strong

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day.sisted twitter�*s commitment to content moderation remains unchanged, despite the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $4 million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a "free—for—all hellscape�* when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. 0ut technology editor zoe kleinman reports. elon musk did not speak to any of the twitter employees laid off today. he was a surprise guest at this investor conference in new york. meanwhile, many twitter staff were locked out of their work laptops and were later told by an e—mail to their personal accounts that it was their last working day at the firm. some had been told they will be paid until february next year,

writing on social media, mr zelenksy said "kherson is ours".krainian soldiers were welcomed by jubilant crowds in the city centre. residents waved the national flag and embraced troops in the main square, chanting "glory to ukraine!" our international editor jeremy bowen is in odesa i think that'll be moving up steadily there in the hinterland of the city already. but they are being cautious because they're saying, first of all, there could be booby traps, there could be mines, and more seriously than that, now the russians have crossed the river into their new fortifications, they're still only a couple of miles away, well within artillery range. and there have been concerns raised by the spokespeople for the southern command of the ukrainian armed forces, saying that they're preparing for a big bombardment into the city from the russian controlled side. so, of course, they will not want to expose too many of their troops or indeed the civilians to that. kherson�*s residents emerged from their homes as the first ukrainian soldiers reached the

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day.e the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $a million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a "free—for—all hellscape' when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav today wet, the rain is confined to the south—east corner of england and then we will see clear spells and showers following on from many places into tomorrow. there is low pressure out into the atlantic, the first weather front bringing in the showers. lots of showers ready to rattle in and be quite heavy in places, wind picking up as well, dry weather in between, but for the south east the rain starts to pick up here. could be heavy with som

mr musk said the social media platform was losing large sums of money every day.ion remains unchanged, despite the loss of key staff and anxiety among advertisers. in an interview, elon musk revealed that twitter was losing around $4 million a day, meaning costs had to be cut. he promised twitter wouldn't degenerate into what he called a "free—for—all hellscape' when content moderation is loosened. but advertisers including general motors have withdrawn their business, which is likely to lead to a drop in revenues. and now twitter faces lawsuits from the hundreds of employees over the way they were fired. i'm joined now by peter kafka, host of the recode media podcast. he joins us from new york. good to have you with us today. some big advertisers feeling nervous about the new boss of twitter but can they be brought back? i about the new boss of twitter but can they be brought back?- can they be brought back? i think the could can they be brought back? i think they could certainly _ can they be brought back? i think they could certainly be _ can they be brought ba

mrs. tetyana psychologist of the social-psychological rehabilitation center. children come here when their families have difficult life circumstances or the children themselves need help. this is exactly what happened to liberty, the girl first entered a special center back in october 2019 and ran away from there a few months later the child was with us for a short period of rehabilitation, the work with her has only just begun, but there have already been many positive changes, that is, she has become more open, she has begun to communicate with caring adults, they gradually began to communicate with children , she is on vkontakte with other children, she is more selective, she keeps herself so comprehensive well they can do something there, they can draw, but with adults, what did the psychologists say at the time, liberty bodnar easily makes contact, she is very open, can communicate and even carry help, can apply very quickly with the help of adults around people and uh, be it a woman or a man, she can ask for help, so it is very important if this girl tur

mr. trump plans to continue to use his truth social platform. on saturday mr. trump made his first major appearance before republicans since announcing his third presidential candidacy. appearing virtually before the republican jewish coalition in las vegas, the former president received a standing ovation. but mr. trump's quest for the nomination faces serious headwinds, not least of which is the special counsel who has taken over two key investigations. we get those details now. >> reporter: a special counsel will be taking over two federal criminal investigations that center around donald trump. one is whether there was an illegal attempt on trump's side to block the transfer of power after the 2020 election. the other is about the mishandling of federal records after trump left office. attorney general merrick garland said there's a need for this pause he's running for president again, and the investigations have created a particularly sensitive situation. to do the job, garland is looking to jack smith, he was at the table when the department was deciding

mr. serhiyovych are these all the social benefits that people receive from the state, or will there be somethingat they receive a grocery set, really, it is significant, very little, there is also help from the red cross and, accordingly, from the united nations but there are also small sums that go to each person, that is, if we talk about real security , it is too small, but it is better than being under fire and being in extreme danger, because this is the second time, after all, everyday problems that exist in kherson and the occupier artificial power brought kherson to a humanitarian crisis because there is no electricity supply, and oblenergo assures that in the next three days the connection of kherson to the current will begin, but not all of us understand that it will be, let's say, an experimental connection, and it will be needed in the near future it is time to stabilize the system and connect the whole place, which is quite such a difficult task facing the energy companies , respectively. the connection is still there, well, the general situation with the connection is quite bad, wi

disproportionate effect on minority communities then it's that much more of a rupture of the basic social contract. if mr. wilkinson is still with us i wanted to ask you one question, which is does he see grounds for optimism in terms of society, those of us in government addressing this problem meaningfully. >> i do, however my concern is that it's not happening fast enough. the resources that are needed are not being provided fast enough. the people on this panel are not seeing the results fast enough. that are black, and indigenous people or women of color, they are being violated faster than the resolution can be presented to it. so yes, but no at the same time. >> alright, well we will take that with some cautious optimism that things are moving in the right direction but far too slowly and we all need to redouble our ethnic -- efforts both to galvanize both national attention to the problem and then to make these legislative changes we have been talking about. i think you ms. norton, madam chair for filling in there. and i think all of our witnesses today for participating in a really important hea

mr. krasovsky about russia. they could please the american congressman jamie. listen to what he says russia is an orthodox christian country with traditional social values. she must be destroyed. it wouldn't cost us anything. these are the words of mr. raskin. they would have liked the ss heinrich gimmmer, who blew up in the fourth year, said, this is his own experience and knowledge of the last time. they brought me to the considerations and intentions with which i want to acquaint you, how we want to dominate russia and pacify it, if we again conquer large territories of the russian land, people there should have a religion or worldview to support and revive the orthodox church would be wrong, as it has always been an organization of national cohesion. we need to support every a religious form and a sect that will be pacifists. and it seems to me that the words spoken by the origin of the ussr heinrich himmler in the forty- fourth year about the sector about pacifism fit perfectly into what the civilized world wants from us. and this requirement is not only for us. this is a requirement for all other requirements for the destruction of any religious eth

but moved, as we have seen, from images from satellites come social media content, more in the way of tech and people to donate to the east. mr. buttonwood is where the kind of most intense fighting is now really awful. images on social media of phosphorus, bombs being used by the russians or the kind of dead weapons. it had not really yet deemed part of normal conventional warfare playing by the rules as it were. but the thing is that, that is where fighting has been going on. since 2014, that was the dumbass conflict that happened here that was going on for 8 years before this phase, the will began in february. and as such, there are very good ukraine defense in that part of the country. there are trenches there a minefield. so the progress is very, very slow, and there's a feeling right now that russia desperately need some successes. after all these ukrainian pushed back all the defeats that they have incurred on the battlefield. and so they're throwing basic gun limited manpower and tech at the cranes in buffalo. f. a. now they're not really making much in the way of headway, but there is an a very intensely lot going on

. >> reporter: on social media, former president trump attacking the process without evidence as corrupt and allowing more time to cheat. mr. trump also lashing out at one of election night's big winners, florida governor ron desantis, a possible 2024

there are social democrats, there is mr. münzelnik, from whom this is another question.ot today and tomorrow, all an intelligent person from germany, but he simply has no chance, of course, finish, yeah, there is one more in our team in our studio. well, i hope intelligent man from germany by the way, i was born. yes, that's why the president will order me to become chancellor, which means, well, the germans still cannot but defend again for the same reason, he knows. i immediately said that the nazis come and go the german people, germany remains only when it was a prosperous country when it lived in peace with russia, and every time, when the anglo-saxons pushed her to war with russia, she suffered a severe defeat, as in the eighteenth year of the last century, as in the forty-fifth year of the last century, therefore there is a politician in germany who remembers and knows this. well, we will try to suggest it to him, but the poles. i think that they wanted their gesheft with this ukrainian provocation to drink and get the opportunity to officially enter the eastern c

mr netanyahu on social media urged his own supporters to get out and vote because this is very likelydivided over mr netanyahu himself. he is a polarising force and in all these elections the two blocks, led by him and his opponents, have been unable to decisively get a government that can last any more than a year in this particular case. so we are back again but what is different about this election is that inside that right—wing and religious bloc headed by benjamin netanyahu we have seen a surge of support in the polls for an extremist far right alliance of parties. if they were to succeed in the sense that if mr netanyahu is able to just scrape a victory we would see the ultranationalist parties potentially being given cabinet seats, which has worried the current coalition. they say israelis should go out and vote, in their view, to defeat that, because they say these people will, in their words, burn down the country. mr netanyahu has scrape at a site and has made a bid for his brand of politics. joining us now is tal schneider, a political diplomatic correspondent for the times

mr musk has said the cuts are essential for the financial stability of the social media platform.imran khan says he knew about a plot to kill him before he was shot during a protest march — he has blamed members of pakistan's current government. a bbc investigation has found that albanian drug gangs are offering to pay for migrants to cross the english channel, if they are prepared to work in the uk drugs industry when they arrive. albanians who've already travelled from their home country to mainland europe, account for almost a third of the 38,000 people who've crossed the channel to england so far this year. that's according to uk government figures. lucy williamson has been speaking to people in albania, france and the uk. for each boat, each migrant, there can be many smugglers — albanian fixers, uk guarantors, kurdish criminal gangs. the journey starts in towns like laknas, now marked by absence. the shuttered houses and empty streets signs of an exodus this year. most were drawn by uk wages ten times higher than here. and each departure makes business in laknas even harder.

say, stand out the most from the softer russian army, that is, if the problems in social psychology are clear here, mrcolonial a complex of ukrainians, ukrainians living in russia. well, earlier we said that almost 10 million ukrainians of ukrainian nationality live on the territory of russia, and they are citizens of russia and probably they believe that they were russians, but they definitely have ukrainian origins, but about the colonial complex of ukrainians, why was there not a single protest in russia, not a single voiced opinion by representatives of the self-ukrainian nation by citizens of the russian federation regarding the atrocities and the crimes of this war, please look first of all i am not an expert illumination of the ukrainian diaspora in the russian federation, however, if you compare this aspect with the aspect of autochthonous peoples of the russian federation, then i think they are to a certain extent the measures are on the same plane, i.e. the problems are similar, this is a purposeful policy, assimilation, state propaganda and to a large extent the lack of external support, th

former president is trying to get a jump on any other potential republican candidates on his truth social site, mr trump wrote, hopefully today will turn out to be one of the most important days in the history of our country. the former president's scheduled to speak at six pm our time if he does announce a presidential run today, it comes amid major finger pointing after republicans underperformed in the midterm elections. many in the party, blaming him after several of the candidates he endorsed and who shared his false claims about the 2020 election lost. those include key senate losses for the gop in pennsylvania, arizona and nevada . some republicans have reportedly asked mr trump to delay any announcement until after the georgia senate runoff , fearing it will hurt their chances in that important race. any announcement also comes as he is the subject of several investigations, including the mishandling of classified documents at mara lago. i spoke to two republicans who have very different feelings about the potential of trump entering the race for 2024. i think the republican party is reali

mr. trump says he doesn't plan to return to twitter but will continue to use his truth social platform. > on saturday mr. trump made his first major appearance before republicans since announcing his third presidential candidacy. appears virtually before the republican jewish coalition in las vegas the former president received a standing ovation. mr. trump's quest for the nomination faces serious headwinds not least of which is the special counsel who has taken over two key investigations. the u.s. attorney general explained why he felt this move was necessary. >> based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election, and the sitting president's stated intention to be a candidate as well, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. such an appointment underscores the department's commitment to both independence and accountability in particularly sensitive matters. >> the new special counsel has been tasked with two specific probes. mr. trump's handling of classified materi

>> well they ought to be concerned, but social republicans. mr. elections, by the way, are always about turn. every single midterm in the last 20 years, is about -- the democrats of the house and the, senate they don't flip either. the odds are historically against them really. this one even more, so because the margins are so thin. so it makes sense to bring out barack obama and joe biden, on the republicans trump and pence. but trump probably hurts more and then he helps, i'd be scared of has a republican. the interesting thing is not turning the partisans out. it's liz cheney, the former number three republican in the house, endorsed today tim ryan, the moderate conservative democrat in ohio. that's a big deal. by the way, jesse watts, an old friend of mine, with the senior republican congressman, still a republican, endorsed democrat running for governor's home state of oklahoma. those things, usually this is just about getting your persons out. but when you have somebody from your other side, and heavy hitters on the other side, like liz chen

mr. trump has said he doesn't plan to return to twitter but will continue to use his truth social platform> on saturday mr. trump made his first major appearance before republicans since announcing his third presidential candidacy. appearing virtually before the republican jewish coalition in las vegas the former president received a standing ovation but mr. trump's quest for the nomination faces serious headwinds, not least of which is the special counsel who has taken over two key investigations. cnn legal analyst ellie honing explains how investigators have no time to lose. >> we're already nearly two years out from the january 6 attack, donald trump to his own advantage, to his own tactical advantage has now declared his candidacy. it doesn't mean it's going to be harder to charge him but it certainly is going to be harder to convict him and i think both the attorney general and jack smith the newly appointed special counsel have shown that they understand that. both of them went out of their way in their fairly limited public statements to say this will be handled expeditiously, this

want to endure those inconveniences which are created due to power outages and creating social tension in the country, mr. oleksandr, we need new equipment in order to repair our power system. and what kind of equipment do we need, and is there any currently being produced in ukraine, first of all, russians they are hitting ukrenergo substations , these are distribution substations, and they even saw photos of ukrenergo putting them on the network, well, the most complex equipment that is needed is autotransformers, because practically all of them are produced to order and the term of such production is from weeks to several months ago in ukraine, well, in ukraine , it was once produced at the zaporizhzhia sarmatary, but this enterprise has long been in a state of bankruptcy and, er, it is not enough if it produces well, moreover, our energy system and, accordingly, equipment of our energy system, despite the fact that we have become european-integrated, and this has been going on for a very long time, and our equipment is practically still either post-soviet or even with russia, so even now we have to r

mr. krasovsky said about russia they could please american congressman jaime raskin. hear what he has to say this week congressman jamie ruskin of maryland declared russia an orthodox christian country with traditional social values. and for this reason. she must be destroyed. whatever it costs us. that's interesting, these are the words of mr. raskin, they would have liked the ss reichsser heinrich gimmer, who in the forty-fourth year said, this is his own experience and knowledge of the last time. they led me to the considerations and intentions with which i want to acquaint you with how we want to dominate russia and pacify it if we again conquer large territories of russian land people. there must have a religion or worldview to support and revive the orthodox church would be wrong, as it has always been an organization of national cohesion. we need to support every religious form and everyone here who is going to be a pacifist. and it seems to me that the words have been said formerly heinrich himmler. forty-fourth year about a sect about pacifism fit perfectly into what the civilized world wants from us. and this requirement is not only for us. this is a requirement for all other requirements for the

mr. speaker -- publix services to the [indiscernible] the economy, again at the tories. so can the deputy prime minister inform the house when the government -- will finally accept responsibility for the economic, social and -- mismanagement -- everyone else. >> deputy prime minister mr. speaker, is a matter of clean -- working with the scottish government to make sure we get a grip on inflation. the number one priority. it's got to be said that -- takes the position that we agree on inflation and it is difficult as these positions are we will only see inflation for longer that will hurt our community -- or across the rest of the u.k.. >> we have a brilliant -- the deputy prime minister will be aware of this anti-bullying campaign led by the opposition to get us back over the past four weeks or so. so can the deputy prime minister please reassure -- that the -- will get all she needs -- [indiscernible] >> we fully support the secretary whether it's amnesty or -- international -- and whether it's the new deal that we collaborate with our international partners and the one thing that you can also rest assured is that it will be opposed -- [indiscernible] >> thank you mr. speaker, and 1936 people for my

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author of defeating big government socialism newt gingrich. mr.think about the statements about removing these democrats from their committees? >> well, along, i think nancy pelosi set the precedent, she did something that never had been done before. and reached in to the minority party to decide who could and could not serve in some committees. i think kevin mccarthy is following her precedence. the democrats have nothing to complain about because they started this dance and, frankly, the three people who he has picked. so totally deserve being kicked off committees, it's unbelievable. schiff, adam schiff made a career out of lying to the american people while serving as chairman of the intelligent committee without any question. just plain flat out lying. swalwell has had a relationship with a chinese communist that's unimaginable for somebody who is going to have security clearance and, of course, omar is a viciously anti-israel, anti-semitic aura tore who has consistently violated the norms of civilized behavior. i think those are three let pr

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geoff: the white house instead taking to social media, slamming mr. records, and casting his policies as failures. and posting this video promoting the passage of the infrastructure law. pres. biden: my predecessor promised infrastructure week. well infrastructure week never came. geoff: the former president will run this race without the help of his eldest daughter, ivanka. a former senior adviser in her father's administration, she says she won't be involved this time. she posted a statement to instagram saying, while i will always love and support my father, going forward i will do so outside the political arena. she's not the only one distancing herself. even mr. trump's former media allies, the murdoch family's flock -- fox news and the new york post have split at least for now. >> it's a remarkable turn and one that will be interesting to watch, to see where, you know, that murdoch empire puts their, you know, which candidate, which republican they put theichips behind over the next two years. geoff: as donald trump aims to become only the secon

mr. hampton teaches high school social studies five miles from. germane tell us what it's like to teach the sub till story in that context and particularly if you could tell us how you helped her students do that. >> good afternoon everyone. it's truly an honor to be an educator especially history educator and in the area that helped spark a civil rights movement. i think oftentimes my students and community members intimate the importance of our area in terms of what the story is surrounding and what it did for this nation. i believe students should be given a platform in reference to the stories of the emmett till and what's happening in the community now and the efforts to improve racial reconciliation in the area. i think patrick and dan did that for her constituents in that county and my students have had an opportunity this past summer to participate in the filmmakers workshop and i'm hoping in spite of covid going on right now i hope we can return in person and i am hoping for my students to be able to start the process and create a documen

mr. trump tried distancing himself, posting on social media that west called me to have dinner, expressedm, and claimed, i didn't know him. >> trevor: yeah, and in his defense, how would he know that the guy kanye rolls with could be a white pharmacist? i get he is saying. he's like, "i just wanted to have dinner with this anti-semite, i didn't know he was going to bring a friend!" i love how he tries to immunize himself by saying kanye express no anti-semitism at the dinner. and then what? he didn't rap at the dinner but you know he's a rapper. you might be wondering, if kanye didn't want to talk anti-semitism at the dinner, what did he want to talk about? apparently, he was trying to convince trump to not run for president. but not in the way you think. speak of the dinner was not completely amiable. trump became angry when west asked the 2024 presidential candidate to serve as running mate for west's own newly announced presidential bid. >> ye posting this video to twitter titled mar-a-lago debrief, explaining he asked if trump would be his vice presidential running mate at the dinner.

a targeted manner and this is definitely acting is what they say about him and social networks talk about him like that, mr. serhiu, but the geopolitical issue in japan is now understood to actually open a window of opportunity in the event of, including, ukrainian victory for the return of the occupied the territories of russia, the japanese territories are meant islands, and maybe even the islands of sakhalin , including such and such discussions are held at the level of political scientists, at the level of politicians, at the level of deputies of ministers, please yes, but we do not call it in the case of victory after victory, i apologize , we do not have judgments yes, of course, but look here again, there is a certain japanese tradition and mentality, i can say right away that there will be no sweet actions to restore the sovereignty of the physical sovereignty of japan over these islands, although in japanese legislation in society, no one ever questions that this is the territory of japan, they gratefully accepted the fact that ukraine expressed its position. i campaigned for this for a long time

mr. depape, his mental state. >> reporter: authorities now investigating social media posts the suspect allegedly made, including unfounded conspiracy theories about covid, and the false claim that president biden lost the 2020 election. and tonight, a source telling abc news the pelosi family will hear paul's 911 call and see the police body camera video that showed the attack when officers were at the front door of the pelosi home, as s tomorrow. it, depape allegedly telling police that he had planned "to hold nancy hostage," saying, "if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps." speaker pelosi seen here leaving her home today, releasing a statement overnight thanking well-wishers and her husband's medical team, saying "paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process." political leaders on both sides of the aisle have urged politicians to tone down the rhetoric given the rising danger that politicians need to set the example. instead, in arizona's hotly-contested race for governor, republican candidate kari lake, when asked about protecting students from school shootings at a campaig

rudenko, said that they have no special requirements for negotiations, although in social networks they found a tweet of mrrudenko, not me, a russian , who on february 27 said that there were two conditions for negotiations with ukraine, this is identification, demilitarization, these are two points, they are already disappearing from the agenda of russian diplomacy , or i don’t know how to call them correctly, serving russian diplomacy, and why are they like that very quickly got blown away by these demands that they constantly declared denazification demilitarization why well, you know, first of all we have to say such perhaps quite philosophical things that for russia everything is war and actually putin governs governed his state as a special operation this total propaganda is definitely murder of dissenters is blackmail, bribery. that is, it is such a tool. well, definitely aggressive actions in relation to the outside world, and therefore any thing. for example , for ukraine, diplomacy is really not an opportunity by armed means, to find some kind of understanding, to find some kind of compromise, uh