and uh, even this year we have one mayor from the new people in the party. the irkutsk region, the head of the tulun district was once new people, and this emphasizes that this is the idea of ​​​​direct elections of the mayor, which are so close to our voters. she is so close to people in russia. and no wonder she's good. and people like this election. we saw more than last year the value of observing election observers. well , for example, sociology in udmurtia before the elections and exit polls showed that in general, parties in polling stations had six to ten percent of the support votes and in those polling stations where our observers were actively working. we are approximately so different, but we see the results in this range, those areas where we had no observers, we see almost zero votes. that probably does not mean anything or about some kind of accident, but of course, it shows that, well, it seems to me, reduces. uh, in general, trust in elections and also this thing is not useful. and here, of course, first of all, we must, of course, address o

well, let's just apply to parties new people, uh, who are also involved, just in the interests of sucho believe that their uh is wrong. now they have mobilized where , where, where to apply to your party, for example, and you have support resources, actually deputy, yes, yes, chat means in social networks, yes, but about entrepreneurs. this is also a very big question. just the day before, just uh hmm uh, this issue was raised in the government also with regards to those, uh, enterprises. uh, hmm mobilization, for example, employees that can be supplied a cross in general on the existence of this enterprise, or on how it will function. here uh, here uh that two important nuances are being made. first, when we talk about a small ip that includes us, then this is a 20% contribution to the collapse of the domestic product is always a fifth of the economy and, but this is more than 25% of jobs, this is often a very important area for us. uh, especially in small companies the owner. he is the director and all processes are built on him. it is we who have the risk that we, firstly, uh, will

according to united russia's competitors, no one is going to challenge the results in the new people party, for example. they say that it was more important for them to participate in the elections this year, there is incredible activity in moscow and the turnout in the municipal elections was 30. uh, three and nine percent. this has never happened before. that is more than twice. compared to 2017 , when the turnout was 14% voted online by the way , more than three hundred hacker attacks were made on the remote voting system, all of them were repulsed. much more attempts to interfere were repelled by the resources of the center of the election commission, most of them accounted for tens of thousands. and there were attempts to interfere in russian elections abroad before, but for the first time the participation of the pentagon itself was recorded . traditionally, everyone calls the state department, the united states now we have caught what is doing this the us central command, so that there are no illusions , who and why does it , more than 163,000 people from the party and public organi

the interim results of the parliamentary assessment of the voting process, for example, the new people party, which has been strengthening its position in the state duma for a year, has been noted by deputies at the federal and regional levels and such a level. uh u we are the first, but i want to say something else, that, uh, all levels of choice from governor's joint municipal ones are led by young people. this is one of our main tools, the portion was seriously preparing for the elections and, on the whole, were satisfied with the interim results, representatives of the communist party of the russian federation and the liberal democratic party said at briefings in almost all regions where our comrades confidently take second positions in the gubernatorial elections. well, we will form fairly decent factions in all meetings. uh, we will work on the propaganda of our idea family of voices. unfortunately for us in the car in which the regions vote. i think that these elections will show that a just russia, capable of voting among us muscovites, assessed their results quite positively , we le

but, for example, the new people party, which has been represented in the state duma for a year, notedut in principle, they are satisfied with the results, they said that they focus on young people, then let's listen in detail from the first person. information is already coming in that the sakhalin regional duma is also gathering with us, the deputies of the regional council are already in. we see figures of more than eight and a half percent. our party presses. still. this is the first experience for our party and the level is the first for us. almost in real time, we will now show you a briefing of the communist party of the russian federation and the liberal democratic party, there they also summed up their results and let's see. say don't vote. unfortunately for us in the volume in which the regions vote, but i think that these elections will show that we are capable of getting the muscovites of us to vote. in almost all regions where our comrades confidently occupy second positions in gubernatorial elections, we will form in all legislative assemblies have decent enough factions.

the results of the vote were also commented on by the new people party. of course, uh, we are very glad that we have been elected by dozens and deputies. and even this year, our party has one mayor, and this emphasizes that people like the idea of ​​direct mayoral elections . in general, how do i said e we are quite indigenous here. as you saw confident, uh, third, and according to madam in city meetings and even second we are going to the communist party of the russian federation, therefore, uh, comrades, uh, they did a very good job with the preliminary results of the vote as a pretty and liberal democrat. this is the first election in which the ldpr participates without its permanent leader vladimir zhirinovsky. on the whole, the party performed more than worthily in these elections. and uh, i want to once again thank our activists and all those who provided us with such a landmark result and, of course, the growth of the popularity of the liberal democratic party in country. for us, this is the best reason to work more seriously and move on. 125,000 ob

the interim results of the parliamentary assessment of the voting process, for example, the new people partybeen strengthening its position in the state duma for a year, as in the federal so at the regional levels, the deputies also noted the level, and we have the first one, but i want to say something else, that, uh, all levels of choice from governors to municipal seats are led by young people. this is one of our most important tools. we were preparing for the elections and, on the whole , representatives of the communist party of the russian federation and the liberal democratic party said at briefings that our comrades confidently take the second position in the gubernatorial elections. we will form a fairly decent faction in all meetings. uh, let's work over the propaganda of our voice ideas. unfortunately for us in what could, in which the regions vote. i think that these elections will show that muscovites among us able to vote a just russia assessed their results quite positively. we left the program empty and with an account of the development strategy of russia, which is not in an

today, a state duma deputy from the new people party, alexander demin, spoke.dy submitted a proposal to expansion of benefits to three federal departments at once, the minornauki, the ministry of industry and trade and the ministry of economic development a. also at the press conference , the results of the work of the new people party for 2 years since the creation of this press conference were and to show that in addition to what we have collected ah, unstressed, there are theses of the election program from the earth from people, who face problems every day that we can’t wait there, how we are already implementing it now and we have already made a number of statements a number of theses a number of bills that are already entered the work in the government and were submitted for consideration to the state think. this is the priority of local producers. unblocking instagram subsidies to advertisers. it's a-a and a bill to introduce liability for noise, a and many others. the moscow city court sentenced ivan safronov, adviser to the head of roskosmos and former

reason to work more seriously and move on, the results of the vote were commented on by the new people partywe are, of course, uh, very glad that we have elected dozens and deputies. and hmm even this year we have there is one mayor in the party and this emphasizes that this is the idea. people like direct mayoral elections experts note the increased popularity of electronic voting in moscow, for example, this form of expression of will was chosen by 1,700,000 voters conveniently, transparently, simply and clearly, voters from eight regions could vote from a tablet computer or smartphone. hackers have made many attempts to interfere with the elections. without results, their number exceeded 35,000. well, that is, these are constant attempts to probe the infrastructure. so, there to break the accounts, respectively, there to carry out an application layer attack, and so on. he may not have hit power records, but they were varied will not sink further, uh, the details, and in general this whole system worked very reliably , 125,000 observers followed the voting, serious violations that would c

party. new people have new municipal chairs and the head of the city administration. of course, uh, we are very glad that there are dozens of us elected and deputies a and even this year our party has one mayor from new people, this is uh in the irkutsk region, the head of the tulun district, a single voting day on september 11, but some many regions were given the opportunity to do so ahead of schedule. and remotely, eight regions at once voted online in moscow alone, in such a convenient , reliable and transparent way to choose their municipal deputy, one million seven hundred thousand garages used statements on computer screens made by the prime minister and the president of the country. the vote will be taken into account and all voting days the remote system was subjected to hacker attacks most often from abroad, none of which failed to disrupt attempts. of course they were, and we are them, we saw the attacks from the attack, which went in huge numbers to the electoral central electoral commission. where it comes from it is clear and that side is the west side. i

the new republican party is the party of we, the people. trump endorsing the republican candidate for governor of arizona carry lake, who does not accept the results of the 2020 election. fellow republican liz cheney, speaking at the texas tribune. moon festival and asked in this weekend, saying bluntly , she will campaign for democrats to make sure election deniers like lake are defeated elect people who have said that they're not going to certify results owh ttrleio.mhen we really areng republi as much ase hoping that the abortion issue could boost turnout for them are pulled, also found that the economy, inflation, crime and education were top of the list on voters. minds. mary alice parks. abc news washington mary alice. thank you for that. philadelphia police are now asking for the public's help as they hunt for the killer of a man near drexel university. authorities released this disturbing video of the suspect walking down the street and gunning down the 23 3 year old victim, everett beauregard. police say beauregard was simply headi

party is leading in second place, the communist party of the russian federation and in the third party, new peoplegarding cyber attacks on the system of remote electronic voting on the portal of the central election commission, they have occurred and continue to occur, however. all of them are successfully reflected one of the examples cited elafilua. an attempt was made to attempt a rather complex application layer attack. the attack was stopped on the perimeter of the development system for 10 minutes. the attack did not work on the system did not affect the system. today, the central election commission also discussed that the scheme of mobile voters, the scheme, which has already proven itself repeatedly in previous elections, is being discussed in the best way. can it be projected onto the municipal elections? we talked about it with members, and regional election commissions and experts and participants of regional election commissions say that yes, it is quite possible that such a practice should really be applied to remote electronic voting for elections at the municipal level and the time

. >> the new republican party is the party of we the people. >> trump endorsing the republican candidate for governor of arizona, kerri lake, who does not accept the results of the 2020 election. fellow republican liz cheney speaking at the texas tribute festival in austin this weekend, saying bluntly, she will campaign for democrats to make sure election deniers like lake are defeated. >> if we elect people who have said that they're not going to certify results or who are going to try to steal elections, then we really are putting the republic at risk. >> maryalice parks joining us now. we heard liz cheney there. she and the other members of the january 6th committee will be back before the americans people this week with another hearing, and there are some new details starting to emerge about that day. >> yeah, one of the committee members acknowledging the committee is aware of this detail making headlines that there could have been a call between the white house switchboard and a january 6th rioter. the committee has been careful not to get ahead of this hearing. it could be their l

, of course, in this vera very much we hope thank you and she remembers, we had a party leader in our studio, new peopleaev for soldiers at the front, the most important thing is to feel that they have not been forgotten? so i come to the front line to them, and they see. he is not afraid, so we are together and this is the most important thing in what we do and anyone can do it. you don't need to know how to play for this. it is very important. if i am an artist should be here where the heart is beating now, where the fate of the entire world order is decided. well, now again about mobilization. today we also collected some facts that were received today, but at the beginning, let's read the message of the last minutes, the state duma adopted a law on credit holidays for mobilized and for participants in a special military operation. here we are talking about obligations under a loan agreement concluded before mobilization or before signing a contract, uh, before the day of participation, uh, in the northeast administrative district the same the right will be granted by a family member of mobilized cit

party. it includes a lot of folks. i cannot be more proud of that. a multi tendency, pro people populist party. host: this is lydia in new york. good morning. republican line. caller: the thing that concerns me about what you are saying, it is labeling groups of people. i know people who are democrats and republicans. i know people who voted for donald trump, that would even consider themselves as maga . they are not hateful. whenever a group gets labeled and used by a political party to try to make their point, all i could think about is hitler's when he demonized the jews. they used that to gain power. it doesn't matter to me who is far right and far left, when you start labeling, i find that dangerous. it makes me less likely to pay attention to what that group is saying. most people think a variety of things. we all have different reasons that they support a candidate or vote a certain way. i voted democrat for many years. the main reason i changed is because i look at the inter-cities, i see that things have not improved. i think, why are the cities that has been led by democrats for years and years not gotten better. why is there still

people of arizona don't like liz cheney. you know, here's the deal, maria. the republican party, the news the water of we, the people. -- party of we, the people. it is no longer the party of warmongers. so liz cheney should probably turn her voter registration. turnings out she really is a democrat after all. maria: let's talk about your agenda. she said it does include campaigning with the them the accurates to make sure that you don't win. [laughter] democrats. tell me what your priorities are, and then i want to get to the dobbs ruling and and your thoughts on abortion. i know we haven't heard from you on that subject, but go lu your agenda. >> well, first and foremost, that border. day one we're going to issue a declaration of invasion, call it what it is, and we're winning to get troops on the ground and stop people from coming over, give reinforcements to our border sheriffs and stop this madness. we just had the largest drug can bust in the history of drug busts in phoenix, arizona, this week, a million fentanyl pills. this is a poisoning of america. i don't even call them drug o

time on capitol hill a decade ago, when ryan grievous -- my gosh, the new republican party is a wisconsin party. don't forget, peoplepaul ryan, like i said, the former chair of the rnc. shonda, feel a young congressman that went on to have a fox career. they had this young energy, the cool energy. ron johnson was ejected into their. these people have a lot of love, and the roots are deep in wisconsin. i am -- i'm very honest, i'm bearish about the situation in wisconsin. i don't think that ron johnson had as bad of a chance is some people think he has. there are routes routes that cannot be discounted in wisconsin for republicans. >> mandela barnes is hoping to upset those roots. marina, bill, jessie, we've got more to talk about, stick around. but right now to understand the president we have to plan for the future. we have to learn from the past, and i frankly think that is more important now than ever as americans are really navigating this harsh political climate. these political divisions, it threatens to tear the entire country apart. that's not a hyperbole. that's why i'm bringing back historian and host of f

new constitution, people, what place would these proposal? even people, the word campaigning for their rejection. they wanted to do this proposal, but everyone, especially even their right way in political parties have a 5th to the current edition is politically did. so we still have a lot of work to do and looking for a terminal or a new constitution. but people working with these proposals in most of the political parties, even in the last few weeks have been saying and explicitly agreeing on having a condition install of the kill are looking for. so we still have to agree on what are going to be the best for that. and then the board has this have said that this week is going to be from the mobile for these negotiations. we still have a need to work on for a 15 day electoral data, so it's not going to be something that is going to happen in one of 2 month pro we, we are going to have another process. maybe we and some differences respecting how the independents are going to be involved, how the social movements are going to be involved in this next chapter. move on to a developing story out of western canada, where 10 people are dead. that least 15 others have been injured after a series of s

we believe that they are being marketed to younger people as a new -- as essentially a new type of either fake pill or a new type of partye know that it is being directed towards younger people. and to try to expand the cartels' audiences and customers in the united states. >> right. dr. aurey, on that note, we know teens experiment with drugs. as a parent, what do you tell your kids? what should parents do to stay on top of what their kids are doing? >> so i think it's just asking the questions. you know, are you aware of the dangers of fentanyl? are you aware that a single pill could kill? are they stressed? have they thought about hurting themselves? then taking a step back and really talking about, you care about them. that's why you're asking. it's not just to be a strict parent, it's because you really want to save their life and you don't want something devastating to happen. so realizing that we're seeing fentanyl and many different drugs in the pressed pills, but also if somebody is doing cocaine or methamphetamine. they don't know what is in that drug. it could be their last time because fentanyl is in it. >> d

yeah, the new post they have to say, do people do you especially music will be shipped to the dealer. you felt that this party started a new future funny, it's with a will be as we ship off my dad's you for light and you get to last month. i didn't vote with have proper with a little bit more with with the with that i really feel like i've you know with your, with your a here that will help a deal with money or do it with they awarded with with sho, penner for them being for a few cried yet i picked to saw it and we lost our can accept this learn to clear. the 2001 thing. anything else i've done is voluntary. i'm not hidden on did some of my training with the british army of not lied about that. i did know in years as a british soldier, i was a, with the 1st battalion most going to hold to the marines. are you currently marines? and i was just us, you still with more unit i, my biggest worry was getting captured was on british suspense for 6 weeks. literally avoided tanks. we got smashed, basically. we go, absolutely haven't a wait one day we'd have paypal next day. there with debt. are saying we're sort of i

new constitution. people lessons please with this proposal in even people that were campaigning for their rejection. they wanted to do this proposal, but everyone, especially even there, right, when political parties have accepted that the current constitution is politically did. so we still have a lot of work to do. we're looking for a tentative for a new constitution. but people wilson satisfied with these proposals in most of the political parties, even in the last few weeks have been saying and explicitly agreeing on having an inquisition is some of them. dylan is still are looking for. so we still have to agree on what are going to be the best for them in visiting the billboards head. have said that this week is going to be for another, for these negotiations. we still have a lot of avenues, 30 work on processing the electoral data, so it's not going to be something that is going to have been in one or 2 months. but pro we, we're going to have another additional process maybe way and some differences in how the independents are going to be involved, how the social movements are going to be involved in this next chapter. now through developing story out of western canada where 10 people have b

well , at least they would not know the communist party of the liberal democratic party of russia to new people, they grabbed everything for themselves, because administrative resources are absolutely tough. there is nothing more than fiery love, which means that united russia is only an administrative resource, and in this regard, we will still insist on changing the selectivity. well, by the way, i can’t say e we are , here in tver as i already passed in vladivostok and and. e in gorno-altaisk, and where the majority system was. we have not received a single mandate at all. yes, it is a parliamentary party. if you were on the party lists, we have certainly carried it out. but here the administrative resource is included with all the consequences that flow away, and in this regard we will insist on the first, of course. no three or two days are needed, which means one day of voting, as was always more than enough, the second, of course, should be a clear system of 50 to 50 half. counties are already guitar-half on the party list everywhere and make it the norm. well, uh, of course, we have man

congress of the communist party of china will take place what is with us, but this is the beginning of a new approach to construction modernized socialist state chinese people under the leadership of the communist party of china is confidently promoting the modernization of the country with chinese characteristics and making new contributions. in search of a way to modernize humanity. today , china's economy still has great resilience and shows potential. this is only an urgent momentum development. high-quality development and expand openness at the highest level and high level, and putin is behind russia and other partners of the lion. advance cooperation within the framework of the one belt and one road initiative open new horizons interaction in northeast asia vaginas community formation common destiny of mankind when people for attention thank you very much until lege, & show takes its place. vladimir, it sounded good here that we are expanding border crossings, opening a railway bridge, but we literally had a bottleneck in september last year. you acknowledged that the country missed the profit due to the fact that it did not modernize the bam and the

new constitution, but people in the street weren't asking for a new constitution. so i don't know if that be period bad. what you said, if i can be answered, because not when the political parties offered, but this new constitution what the president said, we have to have a new constitution. everybody was on board, but it wasn't the things that the people in the street asked for. so maybe the people have this idea that a new constitution is going to give them many more rights and is going to reduce the inequality. but we're not 100 percent. sure that, that is going to happen if the pot and depends on the public policy. that of course, how about very, very big base with the constitution. but it isn't just enough. but i think that people have to be really conscious of god, because the hikes dictations this new constitution has maybe aren't, aren't going to be enough, or what people lot want to briefly go ahead when the constitution has just written a tax, it needs to be implemented right, so public policies are the center of how this constitution will be implemented and whether it will be it will respond to the needs and demands of the population and those that the boys november

people as well. >> news flash. your party is doing that just fine. you are scaring everyone with the open border. 2,000 pounds of fentanyl came across our border. every mom in the country is worried what if this gets into my kids halloween basket. the rainbow fentanyl. what if my teenagers gets this? the democrats are ignoring that and inflation and crime. the democrats are failing to american people and they own it. they own it. they have the senate, house, white house and they are not addressing issues that every american is waking up worried about. >> bill: you have traveled the country and will continue to. >> yes. >> bill: what is the debate on immigration that you find today? >> i was in texas yesterday and it is such a huge issue. they are being inundated. >> bill: understandably in texas. but other states. >> same with arizona. >> bill: that aren't border states. total encounters in places like texas and arizona are 2.1 million and a ways to go. >> everybody is watching it. >> bill: what about in wisconsin and michigan? >> it's still an issue

news agenda moves on very quickly. people say that's old news. but then there was something quite profound that happened in the labor party between 20152900. something unprecedented really, which is that an elected leadership was sabotaged from within by its own bias on site. and obviously there was, there were other forces that are acting against, like about it, you know, the media hostile mentioned. and as john said, this was an extremely difficult time with proxy, which i think is the main reason for the 2019 general electric is out. which is essentially a kind of a brack election where 2017, united, meditatively, well. so there were all these other factors, of course, but it is the very least a fascinating case study of what can happen in a political party when you have this kind of internal sabotage in this attempt at the radio. the leadership because the leadership is considered to left wing by the people who previously randall and john curtis, this is the stuff of fiction that was very famous film called a very british qu, which is almost exactly what we're talking about now. it was just run by the british establishment to see this

party government cannot deliver it. on another matter encouraging to see good news regarding the ukrainian people to bend and reclaim their sovereignty. most reports indicate ukraine has liberated 2400 square miles of their own territory from russian hands. the site of a democratic nation continues to inspire the free world. it should make other thugs think twice about following in putin's footsteps. obviously is not time to ease up. the axis of authoritarian is still pushing hard through ukraine. iran is equipping the russian military with armed drones like the ones they and their proxies have used against american forces in sierra and iraq and against our israeli and saudi partners. north korea is reportedly refueling russia's artillery stockpiles. the prc has supported the narrative through everyk atrocity. our ukrainian friends could have a long hard struggle to achieve victory but russian countries can help by stepping up the pace of our collective assistance. ukraine's hard one successes on the c battlefield would have coe actually even earlier if the a biden administration european allies had take their cues from w

bad news is the democratic party is authoritarian and the good news it's ridiculous and that's the people that believe their own propaganda. that's not the real explanation. what is the answer? why are hispanic voters moving to the right? they are. the latest fox news polling shows 72% of hispanic voters are not satisfied with the direction democrats are taking in the united states. why is that? what problem do latino voters have with the democratic party? the answer might be as obvious as it seems. they don't like what we've got now. it is entirely possible that like all normal people, hispanic voters have come to deposes the liberals that run them. despise all the liberals that run them and nothing they say is truth and everything they touch turns to filth. washington dc council member breanne nadeau promised to love and protect illegal aliens in dc and that's how much they love illegal aliens. yet the moment actual illegal aliens showed up in washington dc sent by the governor of texas, breanne became completely hysterical about it. watch this. >> it's been said but it's worth reiterat

news. he was not helped by the factions in the labour party. the british people did not want him around.did not want his party -- what his party was offering, for a number of reasons. kia starmer will make that a point. to look at dividing lines. his job has become a lot easier in the last couple of weeks. when boris johnson was prime minister, he was very unpopular at the end. his main attack against boris johnson was on competence and character. wrist trust -- liz truss has transformed the agenda. you have a similar gap between the two parties that you had a few years ago. that makes it easier for starmer. he can talk about policies. they are much more to the left. i think the public will be more prepared to give him that. >> i think it is a quite decent strategy. let's just avoid that. let's forget any of that. but there will be a lot of angry labor party members who want a clean house. they want reform. that will have an impact. >> at the conference they will probably keep it off the agenda if they can. publicly the labour party will say this was all in the past. it does still presen

new parties. naturally , new centers of power will be created. naturally , society will be structured around these parties, people will be mobilized, and so on.hat is, when it is necessary to unite, we seem to begin the process of some kind of separation, but this is how our supporters will criticize us, and they will be right, on the other hand. we will be criticized if we go this way and adopt these two laws that we are not democratic enough. we are creating some kind of special system previously or hitherto unknown in the world of political society system. in general, here to criticize for insufficient radicalism, but i will tell her from the fact that we promised we at one time, then the adoption of the constitution and the constitution reflected this we promised our society that we would solve the issues, we promised to fulfill them. as of today, there are 15 political parties registered in belarus. i think that many will not even name the top 10, but, because in fact, a third part takes part in the socio-political life of the country and now the issue of re-registration of parties is acute in order to understand their numbers and viabil

mashes or a bit by bit in the coming month, especially after the party congress or settle in meet october. then people expect that the new leadership, the may have to late our new ro map at strategy, ah blade leaving the country to reconnect with the rest of well, especially when we are seeing there is like, are plummeting, economic economic figures, tattler, the chinese authorities definitely have to like do something on that. we leave it there. by the time we went to summer for dawning of the debris corresponding phoebe com and that's it for today. there's of course most orders from the region on our website. the devil dot com. forward slash is sure we're back here tomorrow. the same time we'll see you then to play. ah, ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the out now. 0, one continent. 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe. mm hm. we explored every day life with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on european d w. m. no, it's with ah, a historic election for italy. it'

countries, and what happens when the power of the people gets out of the control of belarus , progressive reforms of civil society and the construction of a new partytems. ukraine is reaping the fruits of its achievements in quotation marks, the brink of absurdity has long been passed. it's just that the world has turned upside down. the writers' union of ukraine calls for the removal of the great bulgakov from kiev. the great kievan bulgakov, who glorified this city and, from which it is impossible to separate from kiev. who have you removed from the program? they say this is a threat to ukrainian statehood. what a circle has passed in 30 years, when bulgakov his return to the wide access of the master and margarita was one of the symbols. that same time of perestroika 30 years have passed and bulgakov whom stalin did not touch, despite his white guard past, he is cut out of ukraine from the city where he was born. well, this is a disassembly of the concept of an open lesson on knowledge day in the independence palace, historical justice is in the spotlight, watch the full edition of the club of editors on the youtube channel of the television new

party government, cannot deliver it. on another matter, it's been encouraging to see good news regarding the ukrainian people's fight to defend their sovereignty. the latest reports indicate that the ukraine has recently liberated 2400 square miles of their own territories from russian hands. and the site of a democratic nation continues to inspire the free world. it should make other thugs think twice about following in putin's footsteps, but obviously, it's not nearly time to ease up. the access of authoritarians is still pushing hard for ukraine to fail. iran is equipping the russian military with arms drawn like ones they and their proxies have used in american forces in syria and iraq and against our israeli and saudi partners. north korea is reportedly refilling russia's artillery stockpiles and the prc has publicly supported moscow's narrative through every russian atrocity. so, our ukrainian friends may still face a long, hard struggle to achieve victory as they define it, but western countries can help us stepping up the pace of our collective assistance. ukraine's hard-won successes on the battlefield, could have co

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party. british historian edward carr calls the new course a replacement for lenin’s elite party of stalin’s mass party. it was important for stalin that this very people, the working peasantry and the industrial proletariat, in order to get a break in the balance, to rely on this popular, or something, element, which would already constitute the majority in the parties and from there draw, uh, cadres, and with the success of this here is an operation something is called approximately exactly on e. these are lenin’s appeals and he relied in the fight against the so -called popular elite inside, like the kpd with the same trotsky there in the chamber, he and so on, because they have social support among the people there was no real one like this. for the most part, they were cut off from the people in the grid. these were intellectuals, who are living in such a way in her. what, eh? in a sense, they did not know and did not want to know what was most important, and he understood that in order to defeat his political opponents. he needs support support in the masses in the party masses, these masses often did not understand the subtleties of marxism, and

i mean the people of wyoming cannot stand her .do i'n'm pretty much sure the peoph of arizona don't like liz cheney. you know, here's the deal maria, the new republican partyle. it is no longer the party of warmongers. and so it liz cheney probably should changn.e her voter registration. turns out she really is a democrat aftery all. maria: let's talk about your agenda. she said it does include campaigning thee democrats to make sure you do not win. tell me what your priorities are in terms of your own agenda? then i went to the dobbs rulingr tiand your thoughts on abortion. no we have not heard from you or that subject.nd we go through your agenda. >> first and foremost that borderorde day one we are goingo issue a declaration of invasion, call it ist what it is pretty wn get troops on the ground and stop people from coming over. give reinforcements to ourdnes border sheriffs and stop this madness. d the largest drugin p bust in the history of drug busts in phoenix, arizona this week. when it million fentanyl pills. this is a poisoning of america predicted nine call them drug a overdoses because of one pill, one half a pill can kill you.ak they're trying

new schools in the city of bolshoy kamen will allow them to make discoveries. today, 600 people cross its threshold. here the holiday is doubly on september 1 at the new school. behind these parties. no one has sat on this board yet. never wrote the date and homework before. everything is here for a comfortable and interesting study, the growth clouds of the class are equipped for an interesting study of chemistry, physics and biology, a spacious assembly hall, gyms, a large library. here they will seriously engage in patriotic education at school, they will place the headquarters of the youth primorye, i will say more. more in this school we will have a pilot for eaglets, russia eaglets of russia that is, these are the first fourth grades, which will, uh, be wonderful to do it was in the patriotic direction in magadan that first-graders, not a ruler, but a procession, the pandemic interrupted this tradition for some time and now it is being resumed hand in hand with teachers and high school students. the guys walk along the central streets of the city to obey only the teacher and look at the boards, well, so that i listen, uh, teachers, and so that i do everything right and get

parties. so people show up to new york, they do the bill of rights they are representing their constituency not political parties that is a later invention that is discussed and i'm sure will come up again. washington is constantly trying to say with all of our differences are nothing if we cannot focus on what unites us and what divides us. very early in the debate of the constitution you see so many we still see today it's a debate about largely urban folks thank you for the strong central government to unite the nation given certain powers and primarily rural folks saying that a threat to our way of life. that is a continuity in american debate because the constitutional convention through today. i think a washington clearly on the side of a strong central government and empathizing there's a balance to be struck this is not all on one side of the ledger. the primary mission the primary project is emphasizing the creation of a nation. >> your thoughts on washington's union and unity in this address? >> elect to build off of what john said. the union and the constitution. what he's saying is