their word sounded from the pages of the newspapers of the partisan press on the belarusian radio, raising the morale of the soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office of the fur with linkov, the chairman of the union of writers of the bssr , petrus, brovka yakub kolos, other famous writers of dramaturgy, poets, but other information was to be broadcasted, pride, the belarusian director kosh sablin, director alexander falshiller, managed to hide the excitement with difficulty. in tudy and belarus, the film, go and see, is shown, a lump has turned into the heart or reached. i am now freshly reassured by those who stumbled at once for the elephantine feat of the belarusian partisans will be stunned and slandered. i've been with many generations. in the early post-war years, despite all the difficulties of restoring the national economy in the republic, a solid foundation was laid for the revival and development of national culture. it was destroyed, rebuilt one and the same long culture, albeit simple events. the belarusian opera opened the post-war season with musicians and arti

their word sounded from the pages of the partisan press newspaper on the belarusian radio, raising thehe soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office of fur with linkov chairman of the writers' union of the bssr petrus, brow yakub kolos other famous writers of dramaturgy , poets departed in a bit of a fall at the cultural life of ukraine, the premiere screening of the film konstantin zaslonova yun, illuminated by the glorious son of the belarusian people, kirovnik of the orsha partizans, hero of the soviet union konstantin sergeevich zaslonov, dishes from the rannik are familiar, belarusian, playwright, arcade. iosifovich mavzon, belarusian director kosh sablin, director alexander falshimer, the picture became the first post-war film made at a film studio, belarusfilm, i suppose, which are shown to us, a lump in the heart or reached. i now freshly apprehended, who zamagalis at once for the elephant feat of the belarusian partisans will be stunned. and to describe if many generations in the first post-war years, despite all the difficulties of restoring the national economy in

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opinion, our film crew got on the mountain and we are looking at the attitude of the moscow partisans to the free press, please, i did not invite you , the state institution, and i tell you once again, this is land for some year, like to say it works, let it be, i don't want to talk communicate with a person me too people don't take it off then they showed you it's not a state institution i'm not a state institution it's a person he's not a state person yesterday i read an interesting opinion on social networks that pavlo mercedes he is not pavlo petro he the pope of the quarter swan peter swan believes that he is already the lord god himself and can decide the fate of different people, a curse for someone, a blessing for someone, to sing a song for someone , to baptize someone, i.e. well, it seems to me that he is a little in his head already, a change of identification has happened in him that he himself felt himself at least as jesus christ and he as his father jesus christ this is with us katseva member of the buchan city council mrs. kateryna we congratulate you good day good day good health well

opening of the first two exhibitions in the museum of the weapons of the belarusian partisans and the bolshevik press of belarus during the days of the great patriotic war took place in the center of minsk in the building of the house of trade unions, if everything had not been collected then there would not have been such a museum. we have such rare two collections as home-made partisan weapons 62 units that will never be again, and we already in 2000 we achieved that this is a collection, we got the status of the historian of cultural value number one of the republic of belarus and this is a collection along with the second collection of handwritten partisan magazines. such a phenomenon was only in belarus in the detachments that published these magazines , printed and wrote and drew, and all life was reflected there. it was an encyclopedia of partisan life, by and large, 360 of these magazines. but they are different, of course, sometimes just written by hand. without any drawings, without just a decade of active painstaking emotionally difficult work, the museum funds are replenished with various

but you know the corporate press , they are very partisan. they took it. even to this day, win clearly it's not an accurate descriptio of what happens, these outlets refer to it that way. here's the thing. we had a referendum on this on the election. parents across florida, regardless of political party agreed with us that we need to focus our education on the basics. teaching kids to read and write and teaching them to add and subtract and teach about scienc and history. we don't need to be injecting concepts like gender ideology into the schools, particularly with the young kids. >> let me ask you about the crt debate. that became an opportunity. your critics, people on the left , throw around the hour word . people are racist. when i looked at the course itself and the tendons that wer being taught and discussed, crt these are their words and not mine. quote, black, studies they called them. why would this be taught in school? why is this being discussed? i'm having a hard time understanding why it's even controversial work why is there this push? it do

but, you know, the corporate press, i mean, they're veryk it. partisan. and so they took it. and even to this dayeven day, wn clearly it's not an accurate description of what happens, these outlets refer to it that way. he now, here's the thing, sean.re'e we had a referendum on this on the election. i can tell you, parents acrossel florida, regardlesectis ofed wi political party, agreed with us that we need to focushe our education on the basics,bas. teaching kids to read righ su teaching them to add, subtractch teaching about science and history. we don't aboutand histor need tg concepts like gender ideology into schools, particularly the young kids. >> let me ask you about the crt debate, because that became an opportunity your critics, , peoe people on the left, you know, they love to throw around the r word. people are racist.r wo when i looked at the course t itself and the tenants that were being taught and discusserd ,crt, these are their words,rd not mine. >> quote, black studies. >> they called them. b >> why would this be taught in school? why is this even being dis

partisan issue. both parties, republicans and democrats should understand the value of freedom of the press. who's in charge. things change. the twit arer files are a great example of that. we know a lot about what was happening. we should be paying attention to this. liz: jessica melugin thank you for joining us tonight. the president and his budget only mentions fentanyl twice. mexico's president obrador is attacking the push for u.s. military action against drug cartels. coming up, we have congressman tip burgess. one of his constituents was killed. he was one of the 13 u.s. service members killed in biden's botched exit in afghanistan. we'll get his read on that and the pentagon official who allegedly leaked to the media about chinese spy balloons under trump. we have that next. when aspen dental told me that my dentures were ready, i was so excited. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything

but, leaving the partisan rukh with the underground did not take an active lot. many were at the front, they pressed everything for their sake, so they themselves were, uh, they perished together, their contribution was fucked up to the first in a heap. to this place the nineteenth haystacks went brains were from the soviet. after the war at in the sixties, it was grown on this land to set up a park and put your memorial here, illuminated by sims viaram fellow countrymen, another real war of the late. this is a pedestrian, the obelisk you are in is replaced with new ones on these slabs. embossed nominal names of the perished shihars of osovets and the nearest vesok yak of peaceful fats, as well as front-line soldiers. i think i'm far away, of course, you don't know everything that can be learned. and work, where you can say capable kerunks, because he practically couldn’t grab everything, than on kirunks, shmat. here at a time. i'm already sher skus published in the local newspaper. well, i rub my snotty guides on rings for myself so the scooter will be published. you yourself are their war veterans

press conference at the hearing and i was concerned that the public and the press were not conveying that it wasn't partisan and trying to determine origins. it was in fact of utmost importance and importance not just to americans but the international community. at that conference i said the reason we need to know the origins is to prevent and prepare for the next pandemic. we need to know there are immediate disclosure rules. there wasn't the disclosure of a virus that would lead to a worldwide pandemic. the disclosure and who has a vested interest in this and making sure there's compliance. laboratory safety was known even in the u.s. there are labs that have laboratory safety work being done. it was known that this was occurring in the institute and third and i think doctor redfield has mentioned this and that is the ethics of the gain of function research or types of research often as scientists we get ahead of the ethics, but the ethics of the types of research and again the international community have a vested interest in discussing and debating these topics. i've published in journals before peer-r

partisan. you wonder if deep down a lot o these reporters missed donald trump because he would frequently take questions durin cabinet meetings or impromptu press conferences in that montage you have abc karen travers and kelly o'donnell in the past raise questions. jacqui heinrich of this network has raised questions as well. darlene super bill, in the fron row from the ap raising questions as well. but you notice it doesn't make it into stories on the front page. it doesn't make it these newscasts. if press accesses access as important as they made out to b during the trump years, they should be during the same durin the biden years and they are not . they are admitting it is a problem. >> and many would say he's got friendly press so why is he not addressing them parties not go she's going to call and we once feared that you go down the lis and you have russia knocking down us military aircraft and you have banks that are failing and you have the biden family involved in these potential kickbacks or this a lot answer for and he's not answering and they let him get away with that because they know if he ignores the press long enough they will

partisan affiliation of that judge. and saying that it's important to say, for example, it's not just chief justice roberts, or say he's a republican, not a conservative-leaning justice. this is happening in the press it's happening on social media. as you've already discussed with some of my colleagues, this has led to political protests at justices homes. and even a threatened assassination of a member of the supreme court of the united states. but unfortunately, it's not just limited to the outside partisan rabble rousers. it includes speeches made by united states senators on the floor of the senate. mister chairman, i would ask you to -- copy of the speech dated february 16th be made part of -- >> without objection. >> this is a speech by united states senator trying to discredit a judge. happens to be in texas, matthew kaz merrick. senator cruz and i recommended and who was appointed and now serves with lifetime tenure as a federal judge. calling him a lifelong right-wing activist, a partisan idealogue, and antiabortion zealot. he goes further to say that regardless of how judge has merrick may decide this particular case that it would inevitably be affirmed by the act of his fifth circuit co

press while employed at the fcc. her actions purposefully derailed a bipartisan agreement to reform the lifeline program. i'm certain we will only see more of this partisan, deceptive conduct if the senate moves this nomination forward. the fcc's mission rests on advancing communications in ways that serve the public interest. i am afraid miss sohn and i have very different outlooks about what is in the public interest. i cannot support a nominee who would put rural broadband access on the backburner. i cannot support and nominee who has willfully jeopardized local broadcast stations. i cannot support a nominee who would oversee public safety communications but has amplified rhetoric to defund the police. and i cannot support a nominee who has a record of acting unethically while working at the very agency to which she is nominated. i voted for democratic fcc nominees in the past, including chairman rosenworcel and chairman stark, commissioner starks. i do not agree with all of their positions, but they were qualified. and they were not driven by bias. this nomination has turned into a spectacle. because of the nominee's own record and actions. i will no

partisan issue. thank you so much, we really appreciate having you on. also, a new article published in the hill post decency politics, house democrats use a hearing to attack free speech and a free pressturley, thank you. ♪ coming up, more catastrophic flooding here in california. a report from one of the hardest hit parts of the state over really for months of bad weather when we return. ♪ and overnight winter storm bringing snow and rain to parts of new jersey between one and 7 inches of snow reportedly fell in the state for the region and two to 3 inches in parts of central new jersey and mother nature is not done with the garden state yet. another storm turned into storm monday bringing heavy rain and snow and strong wind. another round of severe weather taking aim at california after yesterday's storm brought torrential rain and severe flooding and left at least two people. fox for the correspondent max orton reports from monterey county and central california. >> flashforward wedding in monterey county, california after along the river after heavy rain inundated the area. evacuations have been ordered and the national guard and first responders have been making dozens of rescues

freedom of speech and freedom of the press and so the rule here isn't just that dominion has to show that fox was sloppy or that it was inaccurate, or that partisan that fox has to show essentially -- dominion has to show that fox told a deliberate lie, it showed reckless disregard for the truth. how you show you knew this was false and you moved ahead with it anyway is an incredibly difficult barrier, but one tool that you might use for doing that is to say, we know that you knew this was false, because we ourselves told you. and that's a piece of what's happening here. dominion is noting the 3600 plus emails emphasizing the truth of the matter in this situation, and also powerfully asserts in its brief, in the motion for summary judgment it filed last week, that 19 of the 20 statements that dominion is suing over were broadcast after dominion had alerted fox to the falsity of the wild accusations and had pointed them in the direction of accurate information on the question. and that's going to be key in some respects to the question of what fox knew and whether it moved ahead with deliberateness, whether it told a falsity, not out of sloppiness

partisan. one reason is that republicans have been focus on unleashing energy infrastructure that focuses on fossil fuels, pipelines. democrats have been more focus on environmental protections and allies have pressedhem to avoid caging the laws are gunning them in a way that can affect the ability to protect endangered species or wildland. it has been a long time we are starting to see eagerness on both sides to find a compromise. host: stephen in michigan, why are republicans wasting time on the build of is dead on arrival? if by some miracle it passes, the president would veto it saying i do not want any more in lake michigan. guest: why they're doing this, it is an exercise the house does. the need to pass a messaging bill so these are members but there also an opening bid on permitting. it is setting the stage. the bill may not pass in its current form but a part of it may inform the foundation of a compromise going forward. as much as it is opposed by democrats, it is an opening bid to get things going you need both sizes that a perimeter of how they view the debate. host: what is the american clean power association? guest: the largest trade group for renewable energy. a group that represent

partisan affiliation of that judge. and saying that it's important to say, for example, it's not just chief justice roberts, or say he's a republican, not a conservative-leaning justice. this is happening in the pressit's happening on social media. as you've already discussed with some of my colleagues, this has led to political protests at justices homes. and even a threatened assassination of a member of the supreme court of the united states. but unfortunately, it's not just limited to the outside partisan rabble rousers. it includes speeches made by united states senators on the floor of the senate. mister chairman, i would ask you to -- copy of the speech dated february 16th be made part of -- >> without objection. >> this is a speech by united states senator trying to discredit a judge. happens to be in texas, matthew kaz merrick. senator cruz and i recommended and who was appointed and now serves with lifetime tenure as a federal judge. calling him a lifelong right-wing activist, a partisan idealogue, and antiabortion zealot. he goes further to say that regardless of how judge has merrick may decide this particular case that it would inevitably be affirmed by the act of his fifth circuit cou