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 fur office with linkov , chairman of the union of writers of the bssr petrus, browka yakub kolos other well-known writers of dramaturgy poets but other information had to be broadcasted pride, excitement could hardly be concealed, it was difficult to leave in bit padya among the cultural life of ukraine the premiere screening of the film konstantin zaslonova yun highlights glory to that son of the belarusian people, ceramics of the orsha partizans, hero of the soviet union konstantin sergeevich zasledova, dishes from the ranniks are familiar, belarusian, playwright, arkady. iosifovich mavzon, belarusian director kosh sablin director alexander falshimer picture became the first post-war film made at the film studio, belarusfilm. go. unified state exams are shown wim, lumpy. screenshot the heart or reached. now i’m freshly calming them down who were swarming with barriers at once, go and their belarusian partisans will be shaking.

presses. but the main means of partisan propaganda and the most effective remained the battle leaflet. tten on birch bark on the wallpaper on the back of the fascist press cliche for drawing from tree bark paint blueberry juice. the national archives of the republic of belarus has preserved unique handwritten copies of battle sheets; they are all about the operations of the partisans and the events at the front, there is a lot of humor , jokes and the motto partisans over the enemy, you are not afraid of him. in the ideological confrontation, the germans began to lose. this they recognized themselves constantly analyzing their work. after another study of the situation. the conclusion turned out to be unexpected, the most popular among the population was a newspaper in german in minsk wondered. why when they figured it out it turned out that the population is so actively buying up the newspaper because of the good quality of the paper that was used for smoking on may 18, 42 , the first issue of the newspaper zvezda of our little star appeared in minsk. frontal from hand to hand, it was

. >> despite the fact that trump is leading the republican field, democrats and the partisan press are completely losing their minds at cnn forgiving the former president platform. >> i don't really understand why they didn't just cut him off. think of what i didn't know was that the audience would be filled with his cult. i would like to know if cnn was passing out kool-aid before the event started. >> i think it was a profoundly irresponsible decision. there's no sense in fact-checking or replaying the highlights. >> i'm sure going to have more fact checks for us because there were more lies than i can count. >> i think we needed a chyron. this is a lie. this is a lie. this is a lie. >> judge jeanine: republican lawmaker taking a shot at cnn for not being interested in the issues that voters care about. >> town halls are for the voters, not the press. not for the person who is the moderator. caitlin spent more time interjecting her own viewpoints or views on the situation. >> those are facts. >> are you going to interject your -- do i get a chance to speak? talk about inflation, the

maybe the closest analog to the partisan nature the openly happily partisan nature of the print pressthe lincoln era -- is the all news stations of 2022 fox on one end of the spectrum msnb on other even though they don'tit admit their partisan thy show they're partisan and you know, probably so. they do it. so that's the analog in the lincoln era, i would say every small town up had two newspapers. i heard were you the journal register so he was -- he worked for the democratic newspaper. in lincoln's day and hometown the register was the democratic paper. the state journal was the republican paper. in st. louis the republican was the democratic paper. and the democrat was the republican paper that's a relic of the era, "new york times" was the not only the republican paper from 1851 on it was the closest to into the lincoln administration. the new york tribune was a republican paper but kind of off of lincoln's beat on occasion. quick and material. so the difference is -- from today's precinct papers which allege to be nonpartisan is that the precinct press was openly partisan every s

is clearly not soviet, the sample is an instant and the partisans have already prepared for battle, but a few scout tricks. and they were pressed to the ground, interrogated them right there, everything that the group found out alarmed the germans used every opportunity to introduce their agents into the leadership of the partisan detachments. in the first month alone , the central committee of the communist party of belarus sent 235 groups to the rear of the enemy for sabotage work and in partizansk. or 3,043 people in regional committees, 83 detachments with the participation of about 10,000 people, by the end of the summer of the forty-first year , more than 60 well -organized partisan detachments were operating in the occupied territory. that they underestimated the strength of the resistance, and it was already beginning to cause significant damage to the raid on july 11, 21st , the ss cavalry brigade destroyed large enemy groups under the mausoleum in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe village of faint-hearted, while 460 people were taken prisoner. captured 17 tank machine guns, lots of ammunition cavarian ss brigade destroyed

so the idea that he passed a partisan bill that has no chance of chance of being signed by the press and no chance of passing the senate, and he uses it-- somebody said, one of the reporters asked him, are you going to hold a gun to people's heads, he didn't deny it, he didn't deny it. this is very troubling. but if we can come together on an appropriations budget process as the way it's been done every time in the past, when president trump was president, i was democratic minority leader, i could have said i'm holding it hostage unless we repeal the trump tax cuts. your signature issue. i didn't do that. but mccarthy is saying i'm holding it unless you repeal the ira, and our signature issue, and for the country. >> you've talked about the regular budget and appropriation process, how much discussion was of short-term increase to sign up with the september 30th deadline. >> we're going to meet tomorrow to begin talking about that appropriations process and that budget process to see if there are some agreements. the disagreements are why. and anyone who says may way or mow way or we

the differences from today's printed papers was alleged to be nonpartisan is of the print press was openly partisan every small medium and large city at least and i'm leaving out that we gear, the democrats and republicans aber. have you read as i have years and years, descriptions of the same events i think the lincoln douglas debates, you know one quick example and then our guild and after the first debate, the republican paper said lincoln supporters carried them over their shoulders andr triumph in the democratic paper said, lincoln was so exhausted, from his encounter a little giant city had to be carried off the platform and so that is the difference. >> you mentioned new york times emily j raymond was actually a german of the republican party in 1864 to acknowledge chairman of the party, and editor of the new york times ont propaganda of the 1864, campaign so he would be david axelrod and he wrote a book they came out for the campaign of lincoln's greatest letters and speeches and raymond was also double and triple and quadruple there's a republican candidate for congress during that same ye

pressed in. their land and only the remains of the dead soldiers managed to be buried. here in this mass grave among them are dozens of fighters of the partisan brigade, uncle paul, peter lopatin was also a participant in the breakthrough of the nazi blockade on august 15, 1944, he was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union after the war, became deputy chairman of the borisov city executive committee, and then the district executive committee died in 1974 , buried next to the mass grave of uncle kolya's partisan brigade in the village, buddinich, borisov district, so he himself bequeathed a scout following the results, the work of which soviet aviation destroyed more than one secret object. wehrmacht alexander sheikhov. thanks to my agents, i learned about the current under the slutsk german airfield. from there , they constantly made reconnaissance and bombing flights, the airfield was destroyed a few hours after receiving the information, and at the same time the ammunition depot and fuel storage. the intelligence was transmitted by the nkvd group of the ussr pochinki, its commander alexander shikhov in the nkvd troops of the forty-f

the white house press secretary is calling that rejection a big step back and criticizing extremely partisanclose as 12 days away with potentially catastrophic consequences for both the u.s. and global economy. >>> and finally tonight, after canceling tour dates last year due to covid, the beatles drummer ringo starr is back on tour with his all-star band. cnn caught up with him to talk about his music, his life harbor long friendship with paul mccartney and more. >> reporter: i got a chance to catch up with ringo starr and there guy is not slowing down. he's 82 years young and he's currently on tour with his ringo starr and the all-star band. he spoke with me about why he still loves getting up on that stage the perform. >> they come out, you know, i've been doing this all-star band since '89, and we're still doing it. they got a chance to see other great players, too. everybody has hits. usually most people can relate to two or three songs. [ laughter ] and all of mine, yeah. but it's what i do. you know? i love to play. as a drummer, it is pretty awkward to go out on the stage on your own

and it was a kind of partisan outing , direct speech - this is a narrow volunteer corps that actually went on a campaign in the belgorod region today they gave a press conference after they returned , so i understand. let's listen and then continue - the political russian federation of the russian federation is absolutely not ready for such things. super observation, when it comes down to it , all this pours out, nothing happens, eh, that is , in fact, the stronger we are, the more powerful we are. some responsible mayors, that is, uh, until they, let’s say, rolled out tanks in large numbers on the road there, they couldn’t even put anything against us, it’s just that we don’t have some, well, let’s say, huge amounts of forces so that everything to occupy the territory and fully control it, for us this is still a breakdown of forces and, of course , military and political goals as part of this operation. let's put it this way, they will fulfill our military mission , military and political, but what we got is remarkable . in belgorod, they toured half of the region. well , several settlements have returned and will simply tell what they saw and , in

speech, at the end they want on this absolutely aggressive partisan rent about truth and democracy in all these elections in the same week that his presspodium read out scripted remarks and what are the things we've seen from the white house is one of the least transparent white houses expense of the modern era they do not take questions and they do not allow the president. they do love lecturing us on democracy. thank you for being with us. we will see you next sunday on "the nex >> give me the hook shot. anytime. when we first met i don't think we saw his career would end up being more of a social justice story then evening and being a basketball story. his horizons were bigger than just being a basketball player

speech, at the end they want on this absolutely aggressive partisan rent about truth and democracy in all these elections in the same week that his pressite house podium read out scripted remarks and what are the things we've seen from the white house is one of the least transparent white houses expense of the modern era they do not take questions and they do not allow the president. they do love lecturing us on democracy. thank you for being with us. we will see you next sunday on "the nex ... >> a fox news alert, a massive search underway for a man accused of killing five people, including a boy execution style. police warn he is armed and dangerous. >> the suspect is francesco, an illegal immigrant who has been deported at least five times. i'm griff jenkins in brownsville, texas, just off the rio grande river.

partisan terms. america has never defaulted. never defaulted on our debt. it never moran was out of the pressonference and joins us now from japan and that esident decalled thisference mth summit extremely time here was constantly shadowed by the debt limit crisis back home and as those negotiations in washington have hit the wall, the president really upped the ante here today in japan. he declared at his press conference that since he is compromised by agreeing to cut and cap some spending now it is the republicans' turn to move and it was just a harder time, a harder from president biden on this. he said republicans need to move from their "extreme positions" and what they proposed is simply frankly unacceptable. he also said he does believe he has the authority under the 14th amendment to follow that amendment's command to that "the national debt shall not be questioned." and borrow money without congressional approval but he said he thought of the country could still go into default while the issue was appealed all the way up to the supreme court where he likely will lose and he said hon

each other's latest proposals, the press secretary say late night the speaker's team put on the table an offer that was a bit setback and contained a set of extreme partisanands. let's bessirous about what can pass in a bipartisan man jeer and on to nebraska, they've voted to ban abortion at ten weeks. it would also reject gender-affirming care to transgender people under the age of 19. it now goes to the governor's desk for his signature. >> reporter: we are waiting for the governor of nebraska to sign this bill into law, and we expect him to do so. now the let them grow act has two pieces to it, the gender-affirming care part and the apportion part of it. when it comes to the abortion part of it, it was an amendment, a last-minute amendment that was added on wednesday, and i do want to explain the janitor-affirming care part of it first. what this bill would do is prohibit health care providers from performing gender transition surgeries for anyone under the age of 19. now, this is actually rare when it comes to minors. the other part of the bill is that it would essentially restrict access to puberty blocking medication or hormone treatments for anyone

the comments coming in a rare press conference, the president says republicans have to accept that there is no bipartisan deal if they stick only to what he deems their partisan terms. but speaker mccarthy says the president is letting left wing democrats call all the shot the. president is expected to talk directly with house speaker kevin mccarthy on the flight. with no break throughs the talks are down to the wire. the president was asked whether he would consider going around the congress by invoking the 14t 14th amendment to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its bills. congress has 10 days left to get some kind of deal together. in a moment, we'll sit down with ted cruz for his reaction to the president's hard line comments. let's turn to peter doocey. does the president think he has authority to raise the debt limit, use the 14th amendment? >> yes, shannon we heard this evening here in hiroshima, he thinks he does. would you be blameless in a default situation? is. >> president biden: on the patriots based on what i have offered i would be blameless. on the politics of it no one will be blameless. by the way, that's one of the things that some are contemplat

comments coming in a rare press conference for the president said republicans have to accept there is no bipartisan deal if they stick only to what he deems their partisanms. but speaker mccarthy says the present islamic left-wing democrats call all the shots. so now, the present is on his way home and is expected to talk directly with house speaker kevin mccarthy while on the flight. no breakthroughs this week and the talks are down to the wire. the president was asked when he would consider going around congress by invoking the 14th amendment to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its avail. i will tie when he says. congress has about 10 days left to get some kind of deal together. in a moment busted out texas enter ted cruz for his reaction to the hardline comments this morning. but first let's turn to our own peter doocy live in japan. this president inc. he has authority to raise the debt limit on his own, go around congress use the 14th amendment? >> yes, shannon. we heard for the first time the first time here in a change doing things he does it. >> would you be blameless in a difficult situation? >> on the merits on which i'm offered i would be blamele

unfortunately, is only attended by republicans but at the press conference following that hearing i could tell it people were thinking of this as a partisane. and what it's critically important that we understand covid-19 origins is to prevent future outbreaks and global pandemics. precisely that. and why? one is that we know that there was a lack of disclosure. we know that international health regulations require 24 hours notice and certainly we were not notified of this until late january, even though the evidence points to the virus circulating in the fall of 2019. we need to know as previously mentioned because of biosafety laboratory research. it is the research being conducted? we understand even in the best laboratories there can be leaks, but biosafety lab for work was occurring in a biosafety lab, too, and the international committee has a vested interest in both of disclosure and that the proper type of research is occurring in the proper biosafety lab. and then four, prepa's mentioned again and they think it to be underscored, the ethics of the type of research that is being performed. this is not a republican issue here it is

rhetoric yesterday, the press conference earlier, it was really sort of an escalation have house republicans. calling the maga extremists, saying their positions are too partisand he does see a bipartisan way forward given everything that they have proposed. that is of course in part due to, you know, those far-right members, in the house republican caucus that really can hold speaker mccarthy hostage to an extent when these negotiations are coming up. the clock is ticking, and president biden knows that. it seemed like he was playing a bit more hardball with republicans at this press conference then in weeks past. >> would you say, alexei, that the trump, overall, was a success for president biden? was there anything that was left on the table because he had to leave early, to the point you're making? >> i leave it to his team in the white house to say whether they think it was a success. certainly, there's been ample coverage of other things going on beyond what i was just discussing happening here at home. to your point, the movement towards sullen ski and ukraine is obviously a big win for the administration, and the white house, in their eyes. that's gott

another in some parts of russia, well, and the western press immediately picked up on this this ukrainian tonality that some mythical russian partisansshow you fragments of the cnn company where two presenters, one of them is recognized, sort of like a journalist, an international specialist. christian. ankor speaks directly on this topic , russians attacked russia. well these are classic actions, ukrainian rebels claim that these people are not part of the ukrainian army, and we have seen several similar events on russian territory in recent months. i mean the drone attack on the kremlin and several other attacks, including the murders of a russian military blogger in st. petersburg and the daughter of a putin friend, are all the work of the anti-kremlin russian partizans, all these speculations and fantasies. today i had to comment in the kremlin dmitry peskov says there is no doubt. that ukraine is directly behind the attack. these are ukrainian fighters from ukraine . there are many ethnic russians living in ukraine, but i still are ukrainian fighters. this is what we need to proceed from, and our special department. and now, of

partisan is debasing the entire institution following the despicable falsehood manufactured by white house aide that she read out the previous week of republicans fighting to put fentanyl on the streets, this embarrassment of a presstary is back with another dishonest claim in a completely onboard from reality. >> it would it comes to illegal migration it comes down by more than 90% and the actions that this president is taking. that brazen lie was faithfully trotted up at the biden lot onto laptop and the media. watch this. >> 1500 u.s. soldiers are headed to the border and make concerns about the end of pandemic air restrictions. >> legal migration is gone down by more than 90%. >> the university of california davis is on edge after a series of stabbings there. >> no pushback, no fact check like the kind that they did the whole time when trump was president. what a joke. the biden white house creates a sewage, cbs provides the sewer, joining us with reaction former special assistant to president trump at the office of public liaison jenny corn, but start with unbelievable gas fighting. they just can't get over last week the white house correspondent and biden going on about the truth and so forth and attacking p

partisan terms >> reporter: mccarthy arguing biden is back tracking to satisfy progressive democrats. >> he seems he wants default more than a deal >> reporter: time is running out for a deal with janet yellen on "meet the pressrting the june 1st deadline is likely to shift. >> i haven't changed my assessment i think that's a hard deadline >> reporter: the sticking points are the extent of spending cuts with the president saying he was open to some, but not severe cuts and stricter work requirements for federal assistance programs like food stamps and medicaid. should the u.s. default, both sides would share political blame. he insists some maga republicans would capitalize on the crisis >> i'm the president and the president is responsible for everything, biden would take the blame. that is the way to make sure biden is not reelected >> the professor at the london business school joins us to unpack this one. professor, thank you for the time let's unpack it with the previous guest suggesting we should suggesting how can the u.s. avoid default. is there a way past it >> it looks difficult. you don't negotiate with crazies. mccarthy is hostage to crazy we are where we are. i'm glad birol thinks it is not a pro

press, there is a spring here makar why petrovich listen, do you have children? 22 where are the pigs of the mountains? a week later they pick me up i don't know any partisanstalk to them, i have a plan. instead of comrade colonel lieutenant mamkin, on your orders, he arrived, shot down the alekseev fighter regiment with a castle, together in spain , pele's songs, this is he. the wingman saw him jump out of the car. here in this square. a kilometer from him hold on. i'm on purpose. they torture them there in the hospital. where are you from? did you know? what squad is here? and the kid said, vasya kolodyazhny, his father was here , the partisans killed him. i have a plan. say, friday is the captain's birthday, i will serve there. well, all the officers rare chance. they say i reported that i did not hear my order to return. hero all right, it's time for us to go. night so the hero tonight you will fly to the partisans to eat the typewriter. a german came out of the fog, a man out of his pocket . you saved my life more than the callsign cranes premiere today 17:00 on ntv ax 1945 koenigsberg, premiere tomorrow at 20:50 on ntv is ugly. he is not versed in coo

partisan. jeb is a republican, but i was working there not because he needed me, but because anywhere he went, if he ran into anywhere else, it was a presslearing the way for ron desantis to be able to run for president without giving up his governorship. so the state is set that they are doing everything that they need to do to ensure that his run goes as well as possible. there is the question of where ron desantis is going, what he is doing while he is there. but the capital bureau chief pointed out something really important which is there is a mechanism by which ron desantis is going to make it clear to floridians that taxpayer dollars are not being used for political activities. they have asked but not gotten the answer which the state of florida. he has made it part of his to s inside of florida. and he has had some measure of success with that. i think that the question is how does that then go, how does that play on the national stage. >> david jolly, the bet that these guys always make is that everything that they do to stick their finger in the eye of the press is something that republicans will like. and to be clear, there ar

pressing on trump-era tax cuts that could add over $3 trillion to the debt. >> it's time for republicans to accept there's no bipartisan deal to be made solely, solely on their partisanvernment will run out of ability to pay its debt. in reality, if they're going to come to an agreement, they need to do that sooner than june 1st. there's a whole legislative process that has to play out. the important part for kevin mccarthy is selling whatever deal he makes with joe biden to his house republican caucus. as you well know, that is no guarantee. >> thank you very much for that report. >> you know, jonathan lemire, again, it's just a question of what you're going to be able to pass. democrats aren't going to be able to pass a clean debt ceiling. they're just not. republicans aren't going to be able to pass a debt ceiling that just looks at cutting domestic spending. again, that's going to get this country in a situation where they default. listen, the stakes are high. did we just cross $32 trillion in debt? so i understand the concerns on both sides, but they're going to have to come to an agreement quickly, because again, the consequences of not coming to an agreement i