or not yet in nara's possession?a records that were not captured and preserved by the trump administration. nara has also learned that some white house staff conducted official business using non-official electronic messaging accounts that were not copied or forwarded into their official electronic messaging accounts as required by section 2209 of the presidential records act. nara has already obtained or is in the process of obtaining some of those records." your newspaper and glenn's reported as the trump presidency went on about jared kushner whatsapping with mbs and other foreign leaders. there were reports about ivanka trump's use of personal e-mail. i mean, this was known at the time. is nara simply confirming that none of those were preserved according to the presidential records act statutes? >> that's what it seems like, nicolle. and they did give one explicit example in that letter from debra wall to house chairwoman carolyn maloney of peter navarro as one of the witnesses, one of the former trump administr

nara bunk wagon type with a place designation.y, frankly , oppressive, very gloomy, if you imagine that people have been sitting here for 10 years 15 years. it is hard to imagine what a person experienced in such a camp. this is terrible. it's you just never just never in life should repeat with no one to know. to move further in her search, daria sends a request to the kislovodsk archive in stavropol, her ancestors lived on the maternal side, but soon the answer comes from there that no information has been preserved. this leads the writer to the idea that it is not without reason that there are solid white spots in the history of her family. she goes to the moscow hippodrome, where her grandmother afanasia shabanova worked as a cashier and took bets. perhaps there will be something to find out. at the end of the thirties, moscow the hippodrome was one of the most popular places among the creative intelligentsia, having settled down to work here, the grandmother of darya dontsova, afanasy shabanova , got the opportunity to commun

saint minsk festival starts the intercession joy festival, the autumn agricultural season stretches nara who are you makharudin bulba is harvested whether he sows crops i collect the offering of corn, minsk region, only one animal of this culture, is it all planned to tear off fell a million tons , yellow, the loaf of feast landed 30,000, what if the mass harvesting of corn grains jumps to them, the yash has not been hemmed in his main fields. a good phase at thirty five percent 33 35% dry matter, which there is in corn, uh in military ripeness uh we get a good code of green fodder and corn for grain for donkey i would like to look at corn for this leather season , an economical revision is carried out, as of course on a sandpiper and exit to push the culture. of course, corn grain is not a full-fledged replacement for our usual grain that we receive, there is still wheat or barley, which is used for the production of animal feed, but nevertheless, they are an important component. uh, in our diets and also allows you to get a supplement for milk. today, decisions will be made on almost e

this mostly boxing up all the stuff and shipping everything under the presidential records act, to naralike a grocery list. you check everything off. nara had a good sense of what was supposed to receive, what it has received though, after various efforts to recover them, and what is still doesn't have. so they have a good sense here of what is still missing, what could be located, or may have just been disposed, of former likely, what remains in some trump property, what he remains in control of. that's why doj is pushing on this, that they have this sense that you have more in you're just not telling us. >> trump has been told over and over again, for well over a year now, to return classified documents that he took from the white house. what does this say that he still is not complying? >> well, don, it certainly says that the former president is not taking a particularly cautious view of his own legal exposure in this situation, that the justice department and other government entities have pushed him and his attorneys over and over now to either return documents or to certify or to

government to review it. >> i am sort of focused on the timing here, because the doj had been, and nara, had been asking trump for the return of all these white house documents. and at points in the course of the last, year trump had gone through these documents, purportedly, himself, and given back at each stage what he said was everything. can we assume that donald trump knew he was in possession of these documents by the time they were returned to the doj? >> well, that's one of the key questions that investigators are working to put together all the pieces of. obviously, trump has issued a lot of denials, and a lot of different directions, frankly. and so, one of the things investigators are trying to put together is, what did he know, and what did he do, as the government demands for this became more and more urgent? >> did the fbi -- do have a sense of whether the fbi knew these documents were missing? i mean, i think one of the most infamous pieces of information we have gotten in all of this are the empty classified and top secret folders. do we have a sense that this is one of

she wanted nara to send a letter to donald trump, to mandate under oath and ensuing to the penaltiesmore documents outside of nara, as well that he had not provided any documents to anybody else, from obvious national security reasons. good for her, you know? hopefully, she did the right thing, saying i'm sure he will ignore it, to which i believe that the house oversight committee will probably send the same letter to him, demanding he knew it. >> the audience might say, letters here, letters there. the point here is, under oath. get him to swear that he did this under oath. because then if anything is discovered, as contrary to what he says, that would be a federal crime. >> it'll be a violation of lying to congress, i know enough about that. >> let's talk a little bit about the way, if anybody thinks there are more documents, that they could get those, right? i mean, they went into mar-a-lago, they had a search warrant, it had to be that a judge had to sign off on it. what do they do now? it seems to be some reporting now that the justice department thinks or says they don't have

army corps, call sign bate, kharkovsky and his fighters have long been living on the front line of naraeverything is fine. no one is going to winter here. you see, our artillery strikes at the fortified area in the vicinity of marinka to suppress, which the boys are prevented from entering into this position. now let's take a look hypothetically. yes , now the lord will descend to earth will abruptly stop the conflict by the politicians of ukraine, never alexander slakov, pavel vydrin and grue-klein news, donetsk 155 caliber partially destroyed buildings where children live and study, one of the blows fell on the hall where schoolchildren go in for sports. also, as a result of the shelling, a residential building received damage, in addition to the vsu. today , residential areas of donetsk and the suburbs are being shelled all day long. cannonade does not stop in gorlovka makeyevka. zaitsev uses hail and heavy artillery against civilians; it is rockets that managed to intercept the air defense markings of the united states in details in the report of grigory vdovin now hit the door. yes

d'silva has only managed a slight need with 48.4 percent of the vote. meanwhile, present variables. nara has 143.2 percent. a run off will be held on october, the 30th or latin american at a salisia. newman reports from south power. no mccorkle for the selection is a nail biter and supporters of leftist presidential candidate lease enough to let the siever are worried. polls had predicted that the former president would defeat the courage right wing president, j bull sonata, or by a double digit margin. his lead, instead, just 5 percentage points. yet lula remained a beat insisting he was certain to win the presidential run off on october 30th for good. i've never won an election in the 1st round of one them all in the 2nd round . all of them here in the run off. what's important is the change to think thoroughly on what to propose to society and build a network of alliances. ah, hundreds of supporters gathered on po least avenue to cautiously celebrate the result. luna supported here are sounding our bead optimistic that they will win in the ronald goodwin, isn't it ruin is that the bul

i wake up nara's camera so that it's like a double got here empty, and you at least vitya for sure victorme is exactly small, i swear and tell me, please, where are your documents, citizen semenishin? and how did you end up in gusakov's apartment? we seem to be drinking with stas. okay, how did you get into the apartment? stas, we met in the store. well , let's go vodiary snack was a lot. together at first, yes, then i came to my senses, i see, another man showed up. now i don’t know the man, he’s such a bad man. dance still bovine the peasant cleared that i was swollen, i had a glass. i passed out again . and i wake up here. and why did you say that they have a good man? i don't like those when i began to study the list of appointments. i had some doubts about the heparin dosage figure. what's wrong? here the last zero looks doubtful, firstly, the style is different , and secondly, at high magnification. there is a color difference. i asked boris to analyze the paste, which was a figure. he is so fond of the spectral analysis showed that i am right different to the figure 25.000 was assi

we've been talking about what a very close race this is between both nara and louise. and as you look to self de silva, why is this being described? is the most significant election since the end of military role in 1985? why is this an important moment and brazilian history a hello moran? well this is, i think perhaps the most polarized race we've had since brazil became a democracy more than 30 years ago. 2 completely different visions for the future of the country. and what many believe has been a, an erosion of democracy over the past years present both now who's quite nostalgic about the dictatorship has actively sought to increase control over the judiciary has had a very tense relationship of the pastor for years with civil society, with the media in general and, and that explains why many of voters with this at the center console muscles, either centrists or even center, right? have decided to vote for the workers party for the 1st time. at the same time, bol sonata has been able to are really a mobilize a set of the, our population, who will support him, no ma

yes, then hmm nara doubled up.but the conditions of detention in turn slept in the territories of the furious. the bunks, which were divided into cells one and a half meters, each cell accommodated three people, so not everyone fit in the barracks, many lived under the open sky, the prisoners were on the street under the sun and rain, and later, in the frost, the winter of forty-one and forty-two was severe, the air temperature dropped below 30 °, snowfalls. there were blizzards of prisoners in tunics, these people did not even have the opportunity to choose some kind of violation. they could not build a fire, because the guards immediately shot, opened fire and many people died by the thousands on the day of unsanitary conditions, typhus began to spread, there was no medical care, there was no medicine for soviet prisoners of war the german command did not let go, there were not even bandages to bandage the wounds, the germans did everything to ensure that people were there because of the difficult living conditio

so far, nara didn't do it. so, what does congresswoman maloney do? she sends one to donald.t it off to the side with some of the bills he owes contractors. >> do you think she'll ever get her answer? >> no. no. he doesn't respect the process. this is the whole problem. this is a petulant child that you tell them don't stick your finger into the electric socket. no, i can do it. i can do whatever i want. and he'll stick his finger and he'll get shocked like what's going on now. subpoenas, lawsuits, et cetera. but at the end of the day it's not killing him. that's why i keep going back to the same thing. let's stop the nonsense. let's go after the low hanging fruit. we already know he tax evaded. enough. why are we worried about this. don't worry about murder, extortion, as they did with capone, get him on tax evasion. let's put this menace behind bars. >> do you think that will ever happen? >> no, no. i don't think you can put a president behind bars because as i've said, he would sell america's secrets for a book of stamps or a tuna while inside. and that would make -- that

who would have known that while i was here for the murder, they were still wiping them in kutuzovsky nara fraud, no one knew. he didn't know what he was thinking either . andrey petrovich sergey ivanovich for the fulfillment of all our wishes for cinema on weekends, that i can love such happiness so much? and why then all this wedding game of love? the cia did not play one business ruin, and then the murders. yes, i was following the beast, i was lying, the car was turned over, she was not breathing, one must feel maria kulikova was very worried. i need to get out of here too premiere on saturday at 21:00 on the russia channel mathematics a prophet and a real genius of our time humanity scientists of the september 11 terrorist attack in new york barack obama's appointment and a coup d'état on the territory of ukraine why astrologers predicters consider 2025 a turning point in the history of russia what do the numbers from the third say world war and in what year the afghan mathematician predicts a truce between america and russia tomorrow at 16:30 on the russia channel i want to make a sa

nara will continue to pursue the return of similar types of presidential records from former officials tnavarro. the justice department has sued navarro trying to get back records he used in his personal account while working on the covid pandemic response. this letter also mentioned and asked for an update on the effort to get back records from trump. of course, this is coming in the midst of the justice department's investigation into trump's records and classified documents he had at mar-a-lago. now maloney asked them to try to get a certified statement from trump saying he had returned everything. however, the archives really declined to address that issue, writing to the chairwoman that those questions should be directed to the justice department because of the ongoing investigation. >> an ongoing saga for sure. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. huge parts of southwest florida remain without power tonight and standing water is wherever. that combo is causing new health concerns. we're going to talk about that after the break. into the no-too-distant future of linco

let's bring in our next guest, john berman, stuart stevens and nara haq. of course i'm joking a little bit about the idea. first of all, if he is sitting across from you, he had a je ne sais quoi. >> is that french for neck? i'm talking about jake. >> the rock was huge there. i was thinking about it. >> was it intimidating for you? >> it was exciting more than intimidating. >> because i get the excitement part of it. >> i think this whole segment went left. >> right, depending where he runs. >> he would be the first professional wrestler. >> no. >> as a candidate. jesse ventura. wwe, and ran for office. he won't be the first action hero in office, arnold schwarzenegger did that. see it's sort of like there is a well trodden path down this road if he wants to go that way. so it's not a can. i think when celebrity candidates can, it's should. >> i knew you were going say that. we have a graphic of, you know, our various dalliances with celebrities who have successfully made the transition into politics. and what you'll see is that they're all -- well, this i

pat cipollone, white house lawyer told trump to return 24 boxes of stuff to nara.o mar-a-lago. pat philbin, pat cipollone's white house deputy counsel told the national archives in a september 2021 call that trump only had 12 boxes of news clips at mar-a-lago. we know that's not true. christina bobb signed a sworn affidavit in june regarding the documents. we know her assertions are likely not true. evan corcoran alleged all documents had been returned. they may turn out not to be true. and eric herschmann warned trump about having gold markets at mar-a-lago. to your point, it feels like in your instance the obstruction may very well made up of some of these fact patterns. >> absolutely. and the obstruction really -- the obstruction seems to be about donald trump's own actions. we've seen in the reporting that he packed some of the boxes himself, that he knew what was in them, and he was potentially making misrepresentations to his own lawyer. from the justice department's point of view, this is not an issue of whether or not his legal team was not being straight w

as a matter of fact, in russia, this is generally the only way for nara to make money for a good qualityrest, the rest of us just fell ill with ourselves. one trump vinyl. we tell you now that no one else has it. the most important thing is that these are absolutely collectible things, because when they were printed, they messed up the order of the pension, but i manually wrote each record, which song is about it. well, there too. this is only the shareholder of the planet will get and you have already done so. and you, and you know what i saw, yes, we don’t know about collecting, well, you are so similar to a person who collects vinyl, which i had no doubt at all. you have glasses in shape, like specific ethics forty-fives. we said so at school, we pinned him up in the first grade, yes, then it’s not like that anymore. the class is this, well done. i like you, so we have slowly flowing water from afar, they come here, they won’t leave at all. in grass. trace. people come to me and coin one forest. pay for my hard work and do not work on it and just lucky in the moonlight. dark in gray d

that's nara. and the justice department as those agencies for months sought the return of sensitive or historical government records. people familiar with the situation said the former president was adamant in private conversations that he would resist those efforts, continue to say he owned those documents, that they were his. olivia troy, you worked in this administration. you dealt with donald trump. can you make any sort of sense of why this person seemed to be so determined to keep classified information including information about another country's nuclear material? >> it was probably honestly, probably a key, i guess, a get out of jail free card. although i think is going to put him in jail. i don't know what kind of secret he was keeping. i don't know if this was leverage. i don't know if he was sharing these with foreign adversaries. there's no reason for him to have those documents. they don't belong to him. i don't know if he's doing show and tell during dinners down there, but i'm cert

you can have an image of black people as as unequipped and i'm ready for democracy in these types of naras play out in the popular imagination. some forms of racism are nostalgia "gone with the wind" and you can see how this plays out. many people in the south the idea that the civil war was an attempt to rescue states rights to protect the interests of southern governmental structure andt, wasn't about all these otr things. it is a particular narrative. to a large extent that's not the dominant narrative that prevails in history but it allows people to hold onto a typehe of southen pride and have a belief that we are on the right side of history. we just lost the war but we are on the right side o of history d we have a right to be with these images and flags and statues and monuments in all the stuck. still being fought for right now on march 4 at in places like starlets fail. all of this plays out. >> not many people know the reputation of the "birth of a nation" is reuniting to northern families and their common cause. common cause being the north strayed. theno north strayed from the

army corps, call sign bate, kharkovsky and his fighters have long been living on the front line of naraill winter the artillery along the fortified area of ​​the armed forces in the marinka area. yes, now the lord will come down to earth and abruptly stop the conflict for us guys who are sitting in a trench, it will be much easier to find a common language. yes, it's there through a bottle of vodka in two through a scuffle drunk. take the main weapon with them. i will quickly find a common language with officials, politicians of ukraine, never. come on alexander slakov pavel vydrin and lenin lead trousers, donetsk today artyomovsky troitsk experienced new blows as a result of shelling from american hummers two people were killed another one was wounded, but kiev cannot break the donbass and at such a time the coal mining region continues to work, pavel prokopenko's report kilometer down and seven more already, not going down. what is called horizontally the head at number 96, the most remote in the mine, dolzhanskaya capital to get to it you need to overcome the endless underground laby

anyway, the guy is fighting to keep documents out of the nara, which is the national archives and they're stolen documents. they don't belong to him. they belong to us. i mean, under the presidential records act, they are not his documents. now, some of them might be. i mean, he may have a letter from his girlfriend, kim jong un or vladimir putin or something. i love letters. i mean, who have anybody here ever turn on said, oh, yeah, i got a love letter from vladimir putin. it was beautiful, the most beautiful. and kim jong un, by the way, i don't even if that's, you know, that's who you like, it's great. but, you know, at least we get a better haircut. does it make any sense at all? love letters. it just who calls a letter from one from a supreme leader to the president of the united states. a love letter. how about just call it a letter? well, none. maybe we can allow him to have that one. okay, no problem. but you told about national security, top secret documents, ones that are, you know, marked not just classified, but the highest level classified location that no one other than the

according to legend , people named lake naroch nara, i can’t accept this as the correct answer. question. i don't know, daria. you gave the abbreviated name. you 're right, absolutely, but that's not the full name. it 's like, uh, dasha and daria. that's the same history. that is, you named, as a variant of dasha in this case, our teachers know the answer to the question. yes, oksana vladimirovna suggests it would be desirable, how they lost, in short, for such options, even alishka. coy according to legend. people called the lake naroch and the wording of the question implies exactly the full name, so, unfortunately, uh, this was a necessary condition. logic by changing one letter turn the river in italy into a predatory animal. may be, tiger tiger, that's the right combination. russian language to the word jelly i don't know, the refusal was lined up. what is a studen? bogdana do you know our teachers the answer to the question oksana vladimirovna is a teacher of the belarusian language, so, of course, she knows the well. question of bogdan legends and myths t flegeton we list

armored personnel carriers in one sortie in one sortie, it is stable, we release 40 pieces at the target nara lay down clearly according to the coordinates, clearly cover the target in a circle with a radius of about hectares. on the ground, fire is carried out by artillerymen of the calculation of self-propelled installations of the carnation, they destroy manpower and equipment of the armed forces, and also covers the operation of the vehicle thanks to such fire support. they are moving forward. one carnation produces up to 40 shots per day. we carry out fire destruction of the enemy’s manpower as well as his fortified areas of armored vehicles. well, there are also elements of a counter-battery. fight. we work so covertly from one position. we don't shoot for a long time. and also our heroes, who show professionalism and valor, a grenade launcher platoon under command of a senior lieutenant. dmitry revenko defended the area from ukrainian nationalist officers discovered enemy saboteurs who were preparing to attack and despite their numerical superiority imposed on them. the fight. as a res

army corps, call sign bate, kharkovsky and his fighters have long been living on the front line of nara you see the strikes of our artillery on the fortified area of ​​the armed forces in the marinka area. that's where the machine gunner needs to be suppressed, which the boys are prevented from entering this position. now let's take a look hypothetically. yes, now the lord will descend to the ground and abruptly stop the conflict for us by the boys, who his copies are sitting, it will be much easier to find a common language. yes, it's there through a bottle of vodka in two through a scuffle drunk. take the main weapon with them. i will quickly find a common language. shells of ukrainian militants flew into the boarding school and school of the village of mironovskoye near debaltseve in the donetsk republic today and the ss fired at the city from nato artillery, 155 caliber, the blow fell on the sports hall, in which it usually occupies the markings with mock -ups considered georgia. grigory excuse me in the house. yes, yes, a typical picture in the kiev region of donetsk after the shel

nara exactly and how are you on the car? can you sing to me now or what?ou guys are not being taken. so you are a man. so the singer in the criminal chronicle appears more often than on stage . apologies, no statements, the star of the screen is silent. and meanwhile at night on the way to the country. in the village. grachevka car. anna's big knocked down a thirty-year-old local resident alisa sokolova ambulance pronounced dead women road along one of them civil husband. others insist the dead were drunk at the time of the accident. examination showed four ppm of alcohol, a third suspect due to fog. anna big. i just didn’t notice a woman on the road standing in a movie of fog, and smoke, stoves and fog, you can’t see anything. which village is warm? there is another version behind the wheel was not a linkom actress at all. and the man anna is big. don't miss all the details right now. e. well, now, you can imagine in what state anya is now to me it seems that no matter how great the degree of her guilt. it is a huge tragedy to take another person's life o

maybe not without it, but nara's energy cannot be ignored today.n to the east is predestined to strengthen on bilateral tracks, for example, in belarus and kazakhstan, for example, a record trade turnover of more than a billion dollars and steps in depth on cooperation projects with an eye on third country market. we see what is happening in terms of the geopolitical situation. how is a rift essentially unipolar of the world and in this situation, of course, and the importance of asia increases many times over, uh, in samarkand, in fact, the process of belarus's entry into the shanghai cooperation organization began. can you imagine what a huge world? well, here we have good partners, we have partners who understand what is happening in the world and, accordingly, are aimed at establishing bilateral and developing relations with belarus, our president squeezed maxim out of participation in the pan-asian forum bilateral negotiations to negotiate and communicate directly is very much in the spirit of the former. the prime minister of pakistan agreed

consequences, an armed attack on an fbi office, unprecedented threat environments and warnings for naras, and for the fbi, and this uptick of, i guess, in the pre and post-9/11 era we called it chatter. now they are just tweets and some of them are in other right wing sites, but out in the open talking about what they plan to do. >> yeah, nicole, chatter is that operative word. it's a word that provoked i think a fear sort of an nom nous feeling post-9/11 and now it is back in the public lexicon. i think it's the only way to describe the volume of what we are seeing. it's beyond just one or two or three potential suspects. we are talking about federal investigators that span the entire country. right now there are domestic terrorism investigations in all 50 states, and think about the january 6th insurrection itself. that was a 50-state conspiracy. we've had people charged and arrested in almost every single state in the country, at least suspects in every single state, and we missed it. so much like 9/11, we had the ability to connect the dots. we had the information. but in this case,

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