listen, nicole needs to take counts at the end of the month., you don’t understand this, after all, the matter can be investigated before the investigation, if the investigation decides that it is necessary. this is a hack, you can’t treat work like that in order to transfer the case to the investigation, you yourself need to be 100% sure. i have such george effigy. oleg georgievich is not summoned to carpet bosses in glavk georgievich and his bosses are enough, which means nicole has a day for you. if you can't handle it, i'll order oleg georgich. assign another investigator to this case. everything. he didn't come at fifteen to twelve, no one came. what was supposed to come? doesn't respond to search. no, it can't be. he could not call the outfit, we go to his apartment. this is my business. everything is fine. citizen cast iron, i've been calling you all morning. i forgot my phone again, i have to go back. did you happen to forget that you had to arrive at 11 o'clock for giving evidence? excuse me, it's just simple. i was supposed to go to y

there is an address, well done nicole listen fresh with volkov and let him have a good talk with him.e what a nightmare means nikolai killed? yes , i heard you haven't been very friendly with him lately. so, like all of us, there were some unpleasant moments. sorry, this is not a reason nikolai permyakov , it was the name of the brand. poster, advertising in the nineties . i collected this name of the stadium. can you elaborate they are nice moments. you are here to open something, we signed an agreement with nikolai, it does not matter, since it was signed absolutely voluntarily. you should note that for some time nikolai was quite comfortable with himself, at what time. a little weakness of the woman's money he was on the front and still about our tours. the legend goes around only fans, there is no end, but he, of course, enjoyed it and used it for years, either he became weak, or in general, he was alone. it's the fault of the men's wife in the head that we have a bonded contract with him and that it would be better to terminate his knees, which he did and did not even think about

nicole pushing and listen, i feel a little bit silva has pulled off a political come back in brazil. he's won a tightly contested presidential run off election against far right. incumbent shadow sonata or latin america editor missy newman. reports in south hollow on an election that left many brazilians in tears, some from happiness. others from the heart breaking defeat of their candidates, ah, victorious left wing, tended it lucy, nashville. mueller. the sima arrived to address brazilians have his headquarters when it was confirmed that he narrowly beaten incumbent president jade both sonata . yeah, the toys do he moves, movie meant to demote. this is the victory of an immense democratic movement that was formed beyond political parties or ideologies. all personal interest, so that democracy could triumph. it's been an astonishing comeback for brazil's 1st working class president who served to successful terms from 2003 to the end of 2010, but who was later imprisoned for corruption. the conviction was later overturned, allowing him to run for a 3rd term. today's election is a lit

i supposed to live with my church listening plainly, no external sold. it's nicole, one initial to chelsea, look us all the students music from scratch point for most greatest order that i roll a little korean mitchell is but also shown what we'll skip ukrainian armed forces, open fire on civilians in marry you on may the nice on that day as is tradition presidents with celebrating victory over fascism with he has the rios with with . ready in february 2014, mario po, please sided with the pro russian residence the ukranian use combat vehicles against them. most of the fighting took place around the cities, police department building. ah, does the child look. ready ready ready biting they just love. ready the digital, what are you in the home says, daniel, but they only get you with a she can. that's the sort of like that this will give us push a little bit of a, you know, but i need to pick it up with a slap question. what about the mckinney stone? i don't think it's, i think it's all divided metric. we just send uniform. get my session with who does it all it he d

like this damn listen guys can nicole what gift to make? really? what do you think? for what?e morning. further in the program, we get acquainted with the news of emergencies and tell auto stories. in the first transfer, we have the right to receive legal advice. in one khimki yard it became unusually quiet. the last few days, the peace of the residents was disturbed by the sonorous voice of their neighbor, who, in general, did nothing so bad. just yelling out the window .

nicole you are. so what is this? i listen before my eyes. they just kidnapped their wife. andrew, i understand.rom them . all lights out, if you hurry, you can intercept at bogatyrsky . get out of the car. what millions what do you say? grisha, why? well, why? what for? he told me? what went fishing? lord, what a fool, no. tatyana sergeevna maybe you know where sorokin can hide. and where is he? we don't have a cottage second home, also relatives far away. i can have someone from work. and i can look again. wait. where did he get this jacket from? he definitely doesn’t have the same eyes. it's not him. i mean, he's not sure, is he? please look carefully again. well, look . this is grisha, pick up the phone. danny are you okay? at first i thought that she was taking when she said that she knew you. yours i have known you for a long time, respect for many years and let go. only for you. you only know how they took her in the club. prophylactic conversation is free i'm sorry now i'll explain everything. i had to explain before. will you? i understand now. are you sure that the timmer took his pers

i mean, listen, nicolle -- >> can i stop you there?hat they need to say to get through situations. where does that leave us in your opinion? >> it leaves us -- that's a really good question. that was what i was about to get into. we're 29 days ahead of the november election. if you are a bear on republicans, you believe at least they have a 50% to 60% chance of taking back the house. and mccarthy in that situation would almost definitely be speaker. and i think the spotlight is obviously going to come on mccarthy a lot more in the weeks and months after the election when we as a country i think, when the broader american public needs to understand who the third -- the person third in line to the president of the united states is. i expect that that kind of coverage will start soon. a lot of people have written a lot of words about kevin mccarthy, but i think broadly the american people don't really know who he is. and i think that his story around january 6th will be something that people zoom into. >> here's michael fanone's story on

nicole has a card, do you hear? all goodbye. postal sent a printout of calls from this card. listend that the red one is on, but, probably, it should be like that. you when im last used, never used. i usually print bad ones. so time is nine. we have an hour left. okay, let's wait for the print. let's summarize what we have, what we have. it looks like he made a plan, found similar girls on the phone network who said housing called them with a pay phone. apparently, he introduced himself as a realter. further, on different days, he makes appointments with them near their place of residence and kills them at exactly 10:00. well, four numbers three are previous victims, the fourth is unknown. we need to find out who owns the number and warn. the subscriber is unavailable igor probey who owns the number if the phone is turned off well i'll try, so try and move forward. we have 40 minutes left. urgently to the corner of kamskaya street of the fourteenth line, i repeat urgently born in 82, blond hair all attention 82 years of birth omens blond hair otherwise, there will be no one to save.

nicole, the pilot, you mentioned her military background. they did 47 combat missions in iraq and afghanistan. it's extraordinary. >> listen, i gotta tell you, when you interview them, you feel like an underachiever. every one of them has accomplished so much in their young lives. can i tell you, nicole, the first female native american, she's taking into space a dream catcher that her mom gave her to take to space. josh, he is bringing '80s videos. he says the crew members don't understand his sense of humor. he is bringing along movies from the 1980s, including "fletch" to help them understand. anna is bringing up a figure figureine. and koichi is bringing up anticipate origami. it's a five-month mission. they will perform more than 200 science experiments. some of them having to do with a 3d printer and hoping they can use that in biomedical research. >> it's just extraordinary. tom costello, our man for space and a high achiever in anyone's books. ron garin, author of "floating in darkness." it's wonderful pictures. they have done it again. we will be back in a moment. >>> first, herschel walker doubling down on his de

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there will be a couple of things, nicole, that i'll point out to your listeners. first, it was such an enormous case. it was hard to know how it evaluate damages, so the plaintiffs' attorney asked for $1 for each of the 550 million views that people saw of jones' defamatory speech. that's pretty loosey-goosey and might go up and on general they will argue in appeal so much is the product of passion and not reason. it doesn't matter each after being reduced. it's an amount, that you know, now takes him out of the -- out of society and having to dodge for the rest of his luv. one thing to be aware of is the possibility of bankruptcy fraud which he's already potentially being investigated for. if he tries to get out of this by claiming he has no money when he does, that puts him in criminal hot water. >> harry, don't go anywhere. we need you. let me add to our coverage nbc news correspondent rehema ellis who has been covering the trial for us, raheema. >> we should tell you this is the third day of deliberations, some 17 hours these jurors, six members, three men, th

nicole short and not so nice and we were and to show a doctor to get along with them. i shall go short amount listener. oh boy marlowe. right. and then they put the mot. mr. power. back. what got a show me what i, what did you do then i disagree to move them closer. more to say i got home i the boonies say no, much a jo, portion, oak, dudley, should be an event the at the end of it. they should be in the ocean. some kid, she comes on and she does the bone by a gun shoot. i've either just mom composed food or they do you put me in for boring sham kitchena kentucky quick actually were did this, we're here in color color. lou. glad funded taylor for costs at the nasa mid quarter when poor. so my car off which year cuz 8 and the fluid is a vertical and then i have to move indian me. as i said before. then what i did was he wanted to submit in order to call non g m to sky it for more than ever it should take a moment of mini mushroom. did she call markovich bye the the the leah not to go along the had the threat hotel for the year. i will give you will be blue t can think the develop mock so laura sophie a

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garages in the yards slava listen to me, carefully corner small and cash in the yards near the garages, gorodovikov's daughter is there. got it . i'm leaving now. yes, nicoledaughter. andrei kira come here. gorodovikov's daughter was found , now they will come to you, so you need to urgently look for it. child well, well, everything is fine, everything is fine, my beloved nadya, when will my mother be returned? mom will be back soon, how good she is there. i just wish they would return it sooner. be sure to say, please, you are not do you remember where they took you? where have you been? no, i don’t remember, they blindfolded us, and when they brought it back, they also tied it up igor sergeevich sorry , there was a folder with your daughter, that in this folder you can say requirements. give me a place. what demands, what they need requires an objective investigation of what they call a rapper 's seizure in this folder of all materials, it looks like he really was robbed like that. can anyone tell me what kind of tails you figured out like that? what to find out? here is his full biography put tails sergei gennadievich, born in the fifty- ninth year, for

philip, this afternoon, our colleague, nicole wallis, asked zoe lofgren about a potential for a cover-up from the secret service. i want you to take a listen at with the congresswoman said. >> let me just, say i have a lot of questions about all of it. about coordination among witnesses, about the advice that they may have been receiving. from some attorneys were. about their voracity. i think there are more questions than answers at this point. >>, we'll always more questions than answers. what are you hearing today? >> well, i think she's right there is more questions than answers. as you say, that's always been true. but especially in this case. remember, the committee was seeking those text messages from january 6th among secret service agents. and those were deleted. because of a sort of tactical, bureaucratic stop recording and the secret service -- it means a lot of the communications, the record of communications that day does not exist. the committee had new evidence, including some emails documenting concerns in the secret service. warnings by the secret service to the white house about dangerous that could occur on january 6th.

listen to them. >> yeah, and it's happening in plain sight, nicole.u kind of went through those comments because this is actually a week where the focus of the country could very easily be on this issue of the threat of white nationalism and political violence and it's related to the oath keepers trial that we are following. there is a lot of testimony that is public, recordings, some of it related to january 6th, some of it related to previous moments, but what it pieces together very simply is this. the leading white nationalism group in the united states whose foundational premise is one of racism and race violence is on tape discussing violence and the third element is they are also on tape saying they are waiting for direction from donald trump fofrmtz think about that. the basics of this problem, this threat we face, that miles experienced at dhs in his work and leading intelligence voices have testified on capitol hill. we have white nationalism prone for violence waiting on a political trigger to say now is the time. that's what we're seeing u

nicole, congratulations on that, it's good to see you as always. >> thanks so much for having me, it's such a marvel to listentapestry we've, in your a lot block here on set, with my earpiece in, i usually watch it at home with some mommy water in a mug. except, really i have to say -- the only thing i would add to the backdrop, is that the republicans in terms their numbers, they may be the largest in terms of their numbers autocratic force the world over. there are a lot of american republicans, and if you support, them you support a party that does not believe in election results, unless say when i'm. all of the states the pass voter suppression laws. there were dozens and dozens, there were no flaws, but that doesn't stop 48 states -- integrity laws, it's a mask created because there wasn't any fraud. just ask donald trump and rudy. we are watching it. and nobody puts all the pieces together like you do, but no matter what happens in three weeks of the 300 election deniers even if democrats have a banner night some of them will win and our democracy will have been weekend. >> and it's operating at a coupl

nicole, congratulations on that. it is great to see you as always. >> thank you so much for having me. it is such a marvel to listenstry you weave. i usually watch them at home with my mommy juice and a mug. the only thing i would add to the backdrop is the republicans in terms of their numbers, they may be the largest in terms of their numbers autocratic force the world over. there are a lot of american republicans. and if you support them, you support a party that now doesn't believe in election results unless they win them, that now -- i mean, all of the states that pass voter suppression laws and there are dozens and dozens -- there is no fraud. but that didn't stop 48 states from looking at voter suppression laws masquerading as election laws. it was a masquerade because there wasn't any fraud. we are watching it and no one puts all the pieces together like you do. but no matter what happens in three weeks, some of them will win and our democracy will have been weakened. >> and it is operating on a government different levels, right, in republican-controlled states where the reaction to the 2020 election which

what gives me pause just listening to what you all just discussed and knowing a background in campaigns, nicoleng to be said publicly and privately four weeks out. and how that gets ramped up three weeks out, and then two weeks out and then one week out. so i get really worried that this is going to continue. this knot is only going to get tied stronger as we get closer to the election, because that's what you do to excite a base. and if that base thinks you can't lose, being confronted with that is going to lead to i fear the actual taking place of violence. >> so anyone that thinks that 2020 was the crisis for democracy hasn't seen anything yet. in 2022, 60% of all americans will have an election denier on the ballot in front of them. you've got less faith now in our elections than we had two years ago. robert, how would you counsel politicians to conduct themselves on election night? >> yeah, well, certainly you hope that -- and i don't think this is going to be true for a lot of people, particularly election deniers. words are obviously going to matter. on both election night but in that le

nicole who will be in conversation this evening with one of the most astute political analysis analysts in washington today, journalist and author aj dion, is also a longtime friend of mine and listeners. in addition to writing an always interesting column for the washington post ej is a senior fellow at the .brookings institution and teaches at georgetown. he's a she is also the author or co-author of a number of books about politics and his latest 100 percent democracy which is cowritten with miles rappaport makes a very persuasive case for universal voting. so ladies and john please join me and no welcoming nicole hemmer and aj dion. >> thank you brad and thanks to our friends at c-span and the audience out there. i love doing this at that this bookstore. as everybody knows this bookstore is also a community organization . it's a community builder. i love the people who work here and they kept it alive and builds on it. and to give a tradition alive you've got to build on it and they've done great things with this bookstore and i'm so pleased and honored to be ay with nicole. i daresay i love this book. it's probably the highest compliment i can give it is that's you don't realize

commander nicole mann josh cassada koichi wakata anna kikina are strapped into their seats inside the dragon endurance at the top of this rocket. we are listening to the communications as they talk live to the falcon 19. the rocket is fueling come the operation is doing well. the launch escape system is armed. that means dragon is prepared to launch itself away from the falcon nine rocket in case of emergency on the pad or after lift off. so far, operations look and sound as expected. we are counting down to the left off at just after 12:00 p.m. eastern time. there is a one second adjustment that is pretty typical. that happens as we get to this stage of the mission. the mission is the continuation of rotational crew frights -- proof lights to the international space station. this would not have been possible without the success of the nasa spacex demo to test flight now two years ago. of course the safe delivery and return of crews one through four. we're happy to have the pilot from demo to -- demo two. >> i am excited to be here for crew five. >> we have watched the crew get into the capsule. they have worked through a couple of issues early

we have 19 listeners with for you in the queue if any of the then have in the provided comment and wish to dial star 3 now. next speaker, please. >> i'm nicole i'm with felton at the [inaudible] location. i have been an employee for a year now and i have been able to grow in my position with the support my superiors. i have never been this a company where i have had so much support i hear this workers foal they are not heard. i foal like i have access to my managers. i'm at a place i have access to senior leadership which is unheard of and our ceo. i feel like the union does in the make sense for us. there is a lot of misleading information on why you should be a union and i worry this people are not getting the protect information they should get on that. awfuls we are doing important work at this felton and i feel like so much time is wasted on it which was wing on this union, everybody trying to organize. and i think we need to focus on the work that is important and i have been at companies where i was not heard and felt like i was not treated correct low so i left. and you know i think this we should be learning to focus on what matters

nicolle. >> let me bring in democratic pollster cornell belcher and our friend charlie sykes, both are msnbc contributors. your reaction to the goings on of the commonwealth? >> well, you know, listening to that, i don't -- the choice is very stark and it's clear. and one of the things that i kept thinking of when i was listening to that really good interview you did is, you know, who -- the voters that are in the middle, who hear anti-semitism, who hear racism and think they have no skin in the game. and think, so, okay, i'm going to vote because i'm outraged at gas prices, i'm going to vote for the republican regardless of this anti-semitism or sexism or racism, because i don't have any skin in that game. and i think at some point, part of the closing argument has to be to these people, democracy is your skin in the game. >> yeah. >> and the idea that you can live in a world where your children will grow up and you're going to give power to people who are, you know, authoritarian and hate mongers. so, at some point, we have to pivot this conversation to those people in the middle who still hear the anti-semitism, still hear racism, and we talk ped about this in 2016, who rare the ra