people there. those were the front-row joe 's said, we have 93 front-row joe's. hello to pennsylvania.back. in this beautiful commonwealth with thousands of proud, hard-working american patriots. that is what you are. we have to bring our country back from hell, because our country is going to hell if you have not noticed. millions of people are pouring in from prisons and mental institutions. we are going to stop it. >> all very dishonest, but you know, we are going to have the greatest election. i tell you what, we did fantastically in 2016. we did much better in 2020. we did much better, and it was rigged, but we did much better, but it is nothing compared to the enthusiasm all over, not just in pennsylvania, all over. it is nothing compared to the enthusiasm that we have seen over the last year because, i mean, a year, 1.5 years ago, it started. it really started immediately after the election, you want to know the truth, but 1.5 years ago, we were seeing crowds of people desperate to have valleys, desperate to have anything to take back our country. and we are going to take it bac

such an atmosphere, of course, there were belarusians people's front, there are other parties there. who immediately skillfully manipulated, that ’sem, they suddenly crawled out of the armpit from somewhere, like we will help, we will help, i remember very well that my dad was still alive then, and he went to these some there was an enthusiastic meeting there, but he went a couple of times, then he comes, i won’t say in what words he already said about it, so something strange sounded there not long after he left, he somehow even gave such a strange covenant says: below zero, here are some numbers, think about it, what belarus was like in 1994 and what it has become by 2024. with the collapse of the soviet union , a collapse in production began; less than 300 of the same tractors rolled off the mtz assembly line in 1994, and at the end of last year 45. the difference is 15 times. at the same time , the concept of galloping inflation appeared, prices were rising literally before our eyes, hyperinflation could occur per month. reach over 50%, and for the entire ninety-four year its level was close to 2.0%. then we thought trivially

there immediately and something must be incited here, they simply hope that the people at the front will take, well, let 's say it directly, they will take and betray, well , these are very, you know, illusory hopes, but they exist, they are, and they are based , again, on what the russians manage to do attract some scoundrels who hope to become...someone in the occupation administration, well, these hopes are in vain, i want to tell you, because again, he is quite frank with his audience about all these, well, bastards, who try to work for russians, the russians are told that no, we will send all of them somewhere to some camps, somewhere like tipagulaga, there are no pro-russian elites in ukraine, all ukrainian elites, i don’t even know to what level those who won’t flee must go to build a second branch of bam, none they should have no other future. well, why was this moment chosen, not only because there might be some kind of mood in ukraine, no, that's not the point, the point is rather that we are now approaching some very important such things, when our partners on the west has to decide something, w

it felt that we were making do, and the people that were being pushed to the front were health care workers. in 2020, dr ahsan�*s covid. he died weeks later. it's so super important to make sure that we learn lessons and i say learn from those who did it well because we're going to lose lives unnecessarily. the inquiry will look into why some other countries seemed better prepared. south korea, for example, used fast contact tracing to suppress early outbreaks. professor adam kucharski advised the government at the time. one of the things that covid really showed is just the amount of damage a pandemic can do, particularly if countries aren't adequately prepared. and a lot of that wasn't just about the decisions they made in the middle of the outbreak, it was about all of the data infrastructure, resources, protocols, policies they had before that that put them in a much better position. many countries were caught offguard in 2020. the scars are still visible today. another reason why scientists say planning for the next pandemic is not important but essential. jim reid, bbc news. asi as i said, gin and other he

that's when you'll see these posting spaces, such as the one i'm in front of with a bit more lice to s and more people going into them to cost that by. let's move ahead and we'll have a hampton, it's in the heart of the west midlands, a city of some, 264000 people in the 3 seats here, which are being contested. a 185000 people will, are able to votes to decide who they choose to rep, present them in parliament as well. and of course, this is the 1st general election in the u. k. where it will be required to bring in a form of identification if you want to vote to master here. so it's on the, the voting continues until late on into the evening. just give us an idea now from now in terms of the timeline to when we can expect the results as well. it's not a false false results process it because of course, they have to go through the counting process a by hand as well. but with the polls closing at 22, g a 22 local time, that's 21, g m t. we will get some kind of exit poll results at that time. and then of course, the from to counseling begins with the thought of books will be rushed accounting centers a

people to get to do that, i�*m very, very proud. well done to them both. let�*s take a look now at tomorrow�*s frontport, as is the daily telegraph. the financial times leads with chancellor rachel reeves setting out tough choices to fill a £22 billion fiscal hole. and huw edwards charged with making and sharing over 37 indecent images of children is the metro�*s top story. here�*s the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello there. we�*ll see some contrast in temperature across the uk over the next few days. slightly fresher conditions for scotland and northern ireland, but england and wales certainly holding onto the heat and the humidity for another few days. for most of us, it is looking pretty dry and pretty sunny, as well. but will we see a heat wave? it depends where you are. these are the threshold temperatures which we need to hit for at least three consecutive days. now, that�*s 28 celsius for parts of london and southeast england, 27 for much of england and wales — we�*ve already seen one day above that — and actually, over the next few days across parts of the midlands, southern, southeast

the browning of the united through the freedom that black people have gained.that's for ar conversation. thank for you that question. ane front. >>so'brien. nice to meet you all. thank you. i've aays had this question about where is the separation of church and state andhen some legal battle going to come from that aspect because i seems like this is so blatantly abusing that, and i don't unders why it's not come up more? erin: law and religion is my other hat. the supreme court has tablishment clause out of the constitution is the answer there, and in a series of decisions, very recent decisions the court has held thattecat wim religious institutions if they provide them to nonreligiousitu. elizabeth: this is a total abandonment of any separation of church and state. i do thinking that the anti-establishment argument against abortion bans public mid because i think most people recognize that passing law that says, as a matter of lawnsn point, whether that is the fertilization heartbeat, it refs some sort ofigious theology and some religious ideology. there are state law challenges under state establishment clauses in a handful of

preserve that very front line, this is the question of kharkov, the question is sum, i don’t know the question there, kiev’s approach there is a withdrawal there, that ’s why they are putting peopletly there is some real version of this very freeze along the front line, maybe there is no peace agreement, but at least they are losing it, so aristovich he gives such a position that the military doesn’t want to fight, the army is poorly managed, which means corruption big, ineffective, and let’s hold elections against this background. well, it’s clear that with the holding of elections, a certain situation changes, and maybe it’s also beneficial for russia to hold such elections, look who new ones come there, that is, well, i think it might be korean option, and several options, and even with elections in the territory, then, as alexey said, if elections are held, some kind of window will already open for us, well, who knows what will happen there and how, then it will be easier to work with them, freezing the conflict is not beneficial for either belarus or russia, because it is a former ulcer, with the help of which the americans will simply get into our space. escalation or freez

fronts warm, o light in the heart of this soldier. let 's go to imam hussain on arbaeen in karbala. feel what's going on standing there among the people imam hossein, what did you do? this alliance is the same as safna , and the foundation of marsos is like a wall of lead . is it possible to separate them? the biggest thing that strikes me is it is nothing but a miracle that so many people are here and they are so. committed, they are they are so committed, i mean if i... this harmony that exists in our entire nation in the field of karbala. this is the biggest political issue in the world and the biggest psychological issue in the world. entire. what can be such a society? where in the world do you know that these people are so harmonious? who is this? coordinated in the darkness of the night, i write a man's memory that i fall in joona. bada or it's the end. we're going to karbala. we're going to karbala. bada bada. or it's the end . we're going to karbala. the soul of the space is coming, the path of the soul of the space is coming on karbala , it is coming on sherb and bala, the breeze is coming, the soul of the space is coming, t

following the story for s a d, the court has list scrap the system for now 93 percent of government or civil service jobs. will it be open for the graduating students and people in front got this. this is a huge step. this is for the students helping, demanding for a long time. they were angry that 30 percent of the government jobs worked and served for the war veterans or people, or to freedom fighters who had fort the water for independence from book system. and so their children, edgar ended guaranteed and would also applicable to applied for these jobs and not be under a dis toby's, they were protesting for it for a long time. and now we see a that 92 percent it, which means that many, many more jobs will not be available for the graduating students in front of dish. right? so, well, the best decision, stop the protests. do you think i this is a really difficult question to answer because yes, the students were protesting against the a port system against when the high 14 standard the court system did part of it. they really believe it was discriminatory, unbiased. and that demand has not been met, but this has this moves by the supreme court gums of the, of city,

fighting army, that a part of society that actively helps the front, that 's how it affects everything, i believe that it affects in such a way that peoplesk themselves the question, wait, and then a... we have to give a lot in order for this the country held its own, here we have our backs, people are paying off themselves perfectly, stealing, paying off and living their best lives, that is, in essence, this is an undermining of the country from the inside and demoralization and undermining, i emphasize once again, not just some kind of corruption, anti-corruption policy, and to shit. sorry, the anti-corruption policy, corruption is not the biggest problem of ukraine, it is the undermining of the ability to protect, to defend, because it simply undermines the morale of the fighting army directly, this is my attitude to this story, because it all goes together one, all these initiatives, they literally do not let you breathe, every week there is a new stupid initiative, well, in this...initiatives , of course, someone's skillful hand can be traced, because in principle, well, it was possible to predict that this draft law will cause a wi

s. three people died as a result of the disaster. however, now there will be no conditions for such monstrous impulses. the fact is that temperature contrasts in the frontecreased by at least a third, so when it passes through moscow, the wind should not exceed 20-25 m per second, but such a flow can cause a lot of trouble, break trees, billboards, demolish poorly secured structures. change main atmospheric process will be reflected in the temperature background. tomorrow the abnormal heat will remain only in the east and south of the russian plain. so on the banks of the volga the thermometers will rise to +32-37, in the southern regions it is possible even to +41. but the long-awaited freshness will come to the west. get it here. hours + 22:27, however, the cooling effect will not last long, look, in moscow tomorrow it will be quite normal for this period +24, but from sunday the thermometers will creep up at the beginning of the new week and will again show anomalous +30. i have that's all, goodbye. open a vtb savings account with a rate of 18%. vtb together everything will work out. magnet - the price is what you need. milka chocolate from 79-99. fo

that have joined together as part of this new popular front are going to have to figure out how they can meet each other�*s demands and give peoplehey rallied together for. you do get the sense that the story is only part told. thank you for that. what sort of price will the leftist coalition extract from the leaves a scene off the rally and how will the national rally support is to being planted at the polls. the party campaigned on a strong anti—immigration platform. clearly, many french voters rejected that tonight. but the issue of large—scale immigration remains a deeply polarising one, not least on the mediterranean coast and in the famous port city of marseille, from where our correspondent andrew harding begins his report. in the port city of marseille, the immigration debate has dominated these elections. this has always been a diverse place, and nigerian bar owner prince sees that as a strength. because we have our family here, we have our children, we are trying to make this society to be better and for the children to live. but the rise of france's national rally, with its fiercely anti—immigrant platform, is alarming

front. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future.d's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take ikg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas's team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lot of russian fp drones. a lot of russian fpv drones? a lot of them. that's why we're using now ourjamming system. but it doesn't stop all drones. and once out in the open, they're exposed. ten metres between us

front. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future.idden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take 1kg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas�*s team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lot of russian fp drones. a lot of russian fpv drones? a lot of them. that's why we're using now ourjamming system. but it doesn't stop all drone

front. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future.es in kharkiv, the national guard's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take 1kg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas's team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lot of russian fp drones. a lot of russian fpv drones? a lot of them. that's why we're using now ourjamming system. but it doesn't stop all drones. and once out in the open, they'r

s. three people died as a result of the disaster person. however, now there will no longer be conditions for such monstrous gusts, the fact is that temperature contrasts in the fronted by at least a third, so when it passes through moscow, the wind should not exceed 20-25 m/s, but such a flow is capable of causing a lot of trouble, breaking trees, billboards, and demolishing poorly secured structures. a change in the main atmospheric process will be reflected in the temperature background. tomorrow the abnormal heat will remain only in the east and south of the russian plain, and on the shores. thermometer columns will rise to +32-37, in the southern regions, perhaps even to +41, the long-awaited freshness will come to the west, here the midday hours are + 22-27, however, the cooling effect will not last long. look, in moscow tomorrow it will be quite normal for this period +24, but starting from sunday the thermometers will creep up and at the beginning of the new week they will again show anomalous +30. that's all for me, goodbye. most of all, in donetsk, what is impressive is that this thin line between is very invisible here. difficult situation in yakutia, tr

front, near the town of lyptsi, and sent this special report. air raid sirens. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness... ..and its people deep into war�*s bleak future.dly threat that keeps kharkiv awake at night. swarms of russian drones drove svetlana from her village, lyptsi, near the russian border. translation: things were flying over you, right over you and near you. - everything was shooting all around. everything was exploding all around. everything was banging. it was so scary there. it was impossible to even get out of the cellar. it was very, very scary. just remembering it now makes me scared. very, very scared. hidden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone team battled day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take ikg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas�*s team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally glidi

put forward is immediately rowed to the front, and there it is disposed of, so that ’s the story, you know from them, but let’s find out again... about this the peopleied territories, maybe only again still from the ukrainian media. moreover, the residents of, for example, rastov, can only find out from us the schedule of outages, which they still have there, and there will be tomorrow, and we can show it to them. the federal tv channels will not show them, but we will show them, so here is rastovan on danuzhytel, watch it so that you know when you will have light, and when you will not have it, well, you will see, in the end. little by little, even to whom something is beginning to reach, they are beginning to write there that maybe it was not necessary to somehow attack the ukrainians so that this kind of thing did not happen later, but for now it doesn’t reach much, i don’t know, maybe it means they have too much electricity, it should be a little less, maybe then somehow more will reach, that maybe it wasn’t worth attacking the ukrainians to live on after that, that’s it, yes that such a story is happening with them, well, but there are also goo

he had a dog, he loved people, and you came and shot him, right here, in front of his neighbors. cops accused of racism, there 'somehow undemocratic, perhaps they decided to fight the imbalance. the way black criminals are recorded as white, it is expected that trump, who stands for the good old m and g, if he comes to power, will begin a fight against all this absurdity, and money is now being given for this fight where previously only democrats were elected. we learned that there is a secret fund that has been operating for several months, it is supported by many businessmen from silicon valley, including musk. elon has already announced that will donate $45 million to the fund every month for trump's re-election. apparently trump's new running mate, jady vance, also helped. he has good connections in silicon valley. trump and vance are planning a campaign rally in michigan on saturday. exactly a week after the assassination attempt, the show should give a signal to supporters and sponsors. continue georgy lisvili, dmitry malyshev, kirill danilov, channel one usa. the best circus performers from all over the w

from the left—wing new popular front and the macron/ensemble alliance have withdrawn from sunday�*s vote to block the national rally from winning. on friday, about 200 peopleeaux. it was in response to a call from sos racisme. thousands of people have returned to their homes in northern california — after wildfires swept through the area, burning more than 800 acres of land and destroying 7a structures. officials warn that people should brace themselves for the fire season as excessive heat and dry weather feeds the wildfires. slovakia�*s prime minister, robert fico, has made his first public appearance since surviving an assassination attempt in may. mr fico spoke at a ceremony at a castle near bratislava to mark a public holiday. he said if his health had permitted, he would have joined his hungarian counterpart, viktor orban, for a meeting with president putin in moscow on friday. the slovakian leader had emergency surgery after being shot several times at close range. reformist candidate masoud pezeshkian has won iran�*s runoff presidential election, beating his hardline conservative rival saeed jalili. dr pezeshkian, who�*s a heart surgeon, secured 53

people and sent them to the front, effectively ruining some of their plans. but i don't think it's worth paying much attention to. i think we have to focus on what 's going on on our side, if si... says he has a plan, the question is, what is that plan, if his plan is to continue fighting as he has we fought, a small soviet army against a large soviet army, we will not win, because no can cope with the numerical advantage of the enemy, the number of equipment and men will always be on their side, and this requires a change in the approaches of the war, if we plan to change the tactics and strategic approach today or after... we must teach people to fight differently today, it means that our best officers must be trained in new ways of waging war, the best, and we need to find more officers who can implement these new approaches, because fighting in the same way, i would call it's the syrsky way, just pushing people forward and telling them to stay there and die, it's not a winning tactic, it's a bad strategy, it's not going to let us win, we 're going to keep losing people, killing soldiers on that side, okay, we're killing 1,200 a day, or did it c

s in one day. these monsters, they raped women, they beheaded babies and burned babies alive and killed parents in front of their parents and parents in front of their children. they dragged 255 people, both living and dead into the dark dugons of gaza. israel has brought home 135 of these hostages and seven who were freed during rescue operations. one of those freed hostages is here in the gallery sitting near my wife. on the morning -- on the morning of october 7, the entire world saw as she was abducted to gaza on the back of a motorcycle. i met nora's mother a few months ago. she was dying of cancer. she said to me, prime minister, i have one final wish, i wish to hug my daughter one last time before i die. two months ago, i authorized a breathtaking commando rescue operation. our special forces including heroic officer who fell in this battle, rescued her and three other hostages. i think this is one of the most moving things, when she was reunited with her mother and her mother's last wish came true, she was so thrilled to have you with us today. thank you. 1:30. 1:30. endured is beyond words. i met with them again yesterday and i promised them this. i will not rest until all

people on the front line of the russians , despite the losses, does not decrease, but increases, we often say that they suffered such losses, such losses, sooner or later it will end, well so far it 's increasing, it's not ending, it 's increasing, as for the machinery they use, here it's decreasing, heavy machinery, going negative. that is, we destroy more than they can supply to the front line by pulling out of all their warehouses, factories and so on, repair shops, this applies not only to tanks, it applies to other heavy equipment, batteries, bmpp, artillery, barrels in them, they even looked for 130 caliber guns somewhere, which was removed from the arsenal in 1948, if i am not mistaken, well, shortly after the second world war, such shells, i think, are only in, well, somewhere in warehouses, i can. these remained in north korea , what will they use, that is, they have certain problems with this equipment, there are no problems with people yet, well, from the point of view of possibility, but what many people die there, many people get colic or simply wounded, well , for the russians it is, as they say, losses, what big losses or losses, which would force them to stop their a

front of tens of millions of people? it makes no sense, august the white house all something thursday night they had not s seen. >> bret: have seen a lot of, we were accused of cheap fake videos, and somebody somewhere had to see something behind the scenes before this moment, and i have the new york times with a extensively sourced piece that 16 pages long it seems saying that he has had major stumbles in mental competency, questions from senior aides inside the white house. >> i think the american people started to see the decline of joe biden gained 2020, think when he fell off the bike early in his presidency that was our first indicator and it got worse from there. i think anybody's shocker surprised the steep decline of joe biden, i think last week's debate performance put it on the stage for the american people who may not have been paying close attention to see for their own eyes. i think this was the plan all along, and think this meeting with democratic governors is another easter egg that we're getting getting closer to joe biden dropping out of the race and i maintain one of the governors there being califor

front of these people. in a three—day equestrian triathlon, they danced to an olympic record in dressage before an eventful cross—country day meant they started today�*sewen. under pressure, a perfect, clear, clear round. with great britain still in the lead, it all comes down to this moment. laura collett knows exactly what is riding on this round. laura collett in this most iconic of settings. her horse, london, 52, soared, the final fence fell, but gold was still theirs and over the fence. what a performance! they say make hay while the sun shines. and back came collett to clinch individual bronze. brilliant athleticism. after a damaging week for the perception of equestrian sport, these riders wanted to showcase the stars they were sitting on. those horses wouldn�*t perform if they weren�*t happy horses. what they go through and what they do for us is second to none, and they�*re the real heroes here. with back—to—back golds, these record—breakers are riding the crest of a wave. laura scott, bbc news in versailles. and now natalie pirks looks at the rest of the medal action. tom daley has peered over this precipice before — the last dive of an oly

s in one day. these monsters, they raped women, they beheaded babies and burned babies alive and killed parents in front of their parents and parents in front of their children. they dragged 255 people, both living and dead into the dark dugons of gaza. israel has brought home 135 of these hostages and seven who were freed during rescue operations. one of those freed hostages is here in the gallery sitting near my wife. on the morning -- on the morning of october 7, the entire world saw as she was abducted to gaza on the back of a motorcycle. i met nora's mother a few months ago. she was dying of cancer. she said to me, prime minister, i have one final wish, i wish to hug my daughter one last time before i die. two months ago, i authorized a breathtaking commando rescue operation. our special forces including heroic officer who fell in this battle, rescued her and three other hostages. i think this is one of the most moving things, when she was reunited with her mother and her mother's last wish came true, she was so thrilled to have you with us today. thank you. 1:30. 1:30. endured is beyond words. i met with them again yesterday and i promised them this. i will not rest until all

front—line. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future.aeneas�*s team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive after fpv drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lot of russian fpv drones. a lot of russian fpv drones? a lot of them. that's why we're using now ourjamming system. but it doesn't stop all drones. and once out in the open, they're exposed. ten metres between us. yeah. so we have to move fast. this is what drones and glide bombs have done to lyptsi. crossing open ground can be deadly. getting to shelter, moving deep underground, is the only protection against these weapons. what kind of miss

s. and other countries taking part in that. and he mentioned going to the front of the line. so for people who have been following it, the by administration recently said, okay, any patriot missiles and missile systems, the other countries have ordered. you're going to have to wait anything that's coming out of the factory line. that's going to go to you crate. so the 5 additional, i know the us been talking about one post, possibly one additional 5 additional would be welcome news to crane because obviously they want to be able to protect their energy infrastructure at their hospitals as we've recently seen. and they're major cities. so that could make a big difference on the battlefield, especially because ukraine has such an disadvantage when it comes to our ment. uh, so one of the things we're gonna be watching through this nato session is what deliverables come out. those are things that age been working for months behind the scenes to see what they're going to be able to say at this time as the leaders came together and we just decided this, we think we're going to hear more about it

front-line comrade, i ask, i looked around while i was driving, you, zakhar, quickly established the economy, you understood everything, in other collective farms, to say the least, it ’s worse, the people been done a long time ago, people are on my collective farm wonderful, glorious, they deserve it, everyone, everyone without exception needs to be rewarded, wait a minute, rejoice, it was already on this list, they forced you to cross it off, your son is a convicted person, you yourself understand what a shadow it casts, but i believe. that the bear is not guilty, but he couldn’t have poisoned the milk, and i believe the facts are against him, well, it all came together as a sin, this captive poison, they trust you for now, for now, but you understand, they say an apple from an apple tree, right? hello, zakhar andrevich, excuse me, i ’ll come by later. no, no, come on in, what is your question? here is the list of students who need permission to enter . to the city, they will go to college. why, zakhar, are young people running away from you? and who will carry out the plan? just kidding, i'm kidding. after all, you’re right, some people don’t have to leave at all.

s in one day. these monsters, they rape women, they beheaded men. they burned babies alive. they killed parents in front of their children. and children in front of their parents. they dragged 255 people, both living and dead into the dark dungeons of gaza. israel has already brought home 135 of these hostages, including seven who were freed during rescue operations. [ applause ] one of those freed hostages, nor gamani is here in the gallery, sitting near my wife sarah. on the morning -- [ applause ] on the morning of october 7th. the entire world saw noa's look of desperation as she was violently abducted to gaza on the back of a motorcycle. i met noa's mother a few months ago. she was dying of cancer. she said to me, prime minister, i have one final wish, i wish to hug my daughter noa one last time before i die. two months ago, i authorized a breathtaking command rescue operation. our special forces, including an officer who fell in this battle, rescued noa and three other hostages. [ applause ] noa, i think it's one of the most moving things, when noa was reunited with her mother leora, and her mother's last wish came true. noa, we're so thrilled to have you with us today. thank yo

people at the academy, there’s the academy of the general staff, it ’s no coincidence that they graduate from military universities, then there is a war - it’s hard mathematics, it’s science, well, listen, let’s go to the frontnd we have economic growth, then everyone there starts looking in the wrong direction, and here, yes, for this we have. well, so everything is fine, that’s all, i think that we are having the most fun summer of my entire life, well, maybe only the ninety-first year can be equalized, everything is still ahead. so, firstly, i am deeply convinced that there is money for war, because we are now we are facing wars of a new type, and then i am deeply convinced that europe will now begin at some point in time to face religious-ethnic conflicts, moreover, they will be extremely difficult to extinguish, it is no coincidence that in france the left won, and what’s on the flags it is written that france is a country of migrants, that is, now it will go according to... if we say this systematically, then what the soviet union was great at doing? in fact, one of the main historical advantages of the west is this: at the current historical stage, the west works with everyone, no one is working with

people say everybody follows in everything donald trump does, thank god. when he went down, they went down. >> 's iconic. what brings me to joe concha i have something in front of me and i'll read it to you. you talk about cnn host scolding donald trump for saying the word fight when he got up and iconic moment same thing at cbs and margaret brennan and others over there and we all know democrats like bennie thompson wanted to deny donald trump secret service protection which is pretty unconscionable to be in ms dnc, joy read, democrats needed to reunite to keep because out of the white house, you quoted keith alderman saying reach weeding somebody's ex post about assassination and i keep going. your ex tweets out there today have been on fire. >> because i am pissed off. this is not something that happened in a bubble for the last week or so or two weeks this is been going on for nine years it's building to this crescendo and horrific result will be so president come within a millimeter of losing his life in the country falling into chaos as a result, the attempt on donald trump's life that played out in front of the world should've resulted in the objectiv

front and people sap and cheer. there weren't any tears, i thought. are you happy about we lost? but i was the odd man out because i■s my dad promptly went in the congratulated him on, his victory. it was a cordial conversation. it lasted a minute adad came ou. he thanked the staff and from what remember about the mo was jubilant and ecstatic except my father. the staff were excited we'd moved the needle. i would subsequently learn that they were celebrating cause dad had taken the liberal party from third place to second place, which was a difference of maybe thousand votes. we'd made a solid dent in the district's conservativeority the way for a real victory in the future. my father, on the other hand, was at he needed to do, and he had a look of satisfaction that he'd done■ it the night. i learned that there is a deeper way to think about politics, whh for so many people has become a dirty word. politicians are all crooks. they tis rigged. i don't trust any of them. and it's true that there's no shortage. not to trust politicians. but the world is full of people politics for the right reasons. i know that because

nigel farah �*s says he has others on his site, and really splitting the vote for the conservative, they face a battle on two or more fronts. 0ne assumes some relatively inexperienced peopleto can do with is opposition. it's not very comfortable. it's also political challenge — how do you rebuild your party and how to mount a credible challenge as an alternative. the usual thing that happens to an opposition, a party will tend to argue amongst themselves. they have the election where they have contested views, and for the conservative party at the moment, it is really unclear as to what they can do. there would be an argument between one side, that will say they need to take on reform uk and to challenge nigel farage on the one hand, and then there'll be people on the other side — we've already seen people saying they need to somehow form an alliance with reform uk and bring the voters back. there are two very different strategies and there is going to be a heck of an argument between those sides of the conservatives about what to do about nigel farage and reform uk. at the same time, they have to work out how they recover all those voters. i think they'll be arguing for

there, that ’s where it’s relevant, but for those hundreds of thousands of people who are fighting or whose loved ones are fighting, this is important news, and the last time i was at the frontr 2 weeks and here in may , when i was at this... management, everything was going in full swing around this harvest and it was going very hard, very hard, but only now, after 2 months, and he was released, and of those i know, i i know that war is always a collective effort, so to speak, but i know for sure that this is the arctic battalion of the fortieth marine brigade, this is the stormz assault company of the fortieth kamchatka marine brigade... they loved this, i don’t know, i doubt it, in any case, the important news for me is that this is this screen, which was made from mavik, this is a screen of something that is no longer exists, it’s piled up there, and there’s nothing left of this sanskrit sign, and of those who painted it there, and of those who flew from there, this is important news for these guys, and for other guys in the zaporozhye direction. direction, very important news that we are finally with them they made it so that this little machine would get to them, it’s

people, how can you rely on them, that they are? what they are, the internet, it ’s not clear what’s in my head, so i saw these young people who are now on the front’ll go out of town , the nettle pricks, the trap sings overhead, and the branches wave, my outskirts, the smell of clover in the steppe i'm freaking out... i'm going overseas for the winter, kissing my curiosity in a foreign land and the same white birches from surprise, i don't recognize the mushroom summer, the slanting rains of my native home, the warmth of the light. my home is russia, my home is russia, and the best home in the world, no, my home is russia, michal isaevich, he was a very spiritually generous person, yes, and this was probably reflected in their relationship with ledia nikolaevna, and amazing, very beautiful a couple, what they were like, you were part of the family, did you know their house? as if leni nikolaevna could somehow attack him to attack, but in a gentle form, because she knew that she couldn’t do it for a long time, something like this, but although he listened to her, he listened to her advice, and sometimes some kind of orders, i would say so, here, b

front person. clearlnty in the democratic party. democracy, the people mean nothing. here with reaction, fox news contributo, r ari fleischer, former white house chief of staff reince priebustaff,s ae author of the brand new book fear itself, exposing the mind ' killing agenda, tammy bruce. you know, tammy, your bookti is very timely. congratulations. it's on amazon.com. hannity .com now in bookstores around the country. but the fear part they can't run on are you better off than you were four years ago? that's thing they can't run on. so democracy in peril. 't run how ironic from this party.that january sixth. donald trump is evil. they'll demagogunald true abort. they'll claim republicans are racist, sexist, and my wholabortie list that we hear en two and four years and they've got nothin havg positive to run. they can't run on any policyy success. they can't run on the border for sure. so this is what we'r e left fear . >> well, it is. of co and of course, it's not new. it's aur notn technique. but the good news is all the money in the world can't change kamala harris, the american people, afterreak what we've just seen it's really kind of beginning to break the spell. are th

s in his speech is seven minutes. the next thing you know we hear gunfire. some people speculate somebody said it was firecracker spidered it sound like it was very close. sitting in the front row to the right of the president with dave mccormick, the senate candidate as well as mike kelly one of my colleagues. then we saw the president seemingly to grab and he hit the deck. he knew his being fired upon. and that's pretty much when everyone began. [inaudible] and then secret service did its job for they were up there fast. they got on top -- mike they return fire on the shooter pretty fast. it sounded like he was close to us but i would also add the one fatality i believe is a fatality i do not want to overstate things was no more than 20 feet behind us. certainly our prayers are with that individual. quick server, and which direction was a secret service firing? >> i did not to the secret service necessarily firing. the pictures i have just seen of the likely shooter up on the roof certainly makes sense for that did seem to be where the sound of gunfire was coming from. i actually did not witness secret service returning fire i saw them scattering on the move pretty fast.

consideration of people’s psychology, in all these cases, i was really surprised by this even when i was at the front, it says on each of them: the packaging is not returnable, that is, it ’se army and it’s like... on this scientific, industrial and production front, and new technologies will be introduced, and new approaches will be introduced, this is very important, for example, at this same enterprise there are cases, well, let’s put it this way, cases, what you need cases, i can’t and won’t go into this, but this, this is another indicator, just believe me, the word is about how people are improving their feedback from those who work with this at the front , what is needed there? just being at the front i knew from the boys that there were certain difficulties, well of course, they not only told me about this, but the people at this enterprise, they accepted this feedback and developed what was needed so that the guys could work more efficiently, and most importantly, to minimize the threat to their lives, this is the most important story, but plus what i’m telling you about... well, as you understand, it wasn’t laid out there for me, this photograph, this is like a c