be people's deputies of ukraine, let's talk about european integration, let's talk about how ukraine will move to europe, to the european union, i want to introduce today's guests, this is a people 'seputy of ukraine from the servant of the people party, kravchuk, ms. yevgenia, i congratulate you and thank you who joined our broadcast. people's deputy of ukraine from the european solidarity faction iryna herashchenko. ms. irina, i congratulate and thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation. and andrii sadchuk, people's deputy of ukraine from the vote. mr. andriy, i i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, sergey. well, since we ask our tv viewers a seemingly banal question, whether it is possible to criticize the government. during the war, nevertheless, i will try to ask you too, although the answer seems to be obvious, but still, let's share our thoughts in the format of a blitz poll, whether it is necessary to criticize the government during the war, what we can criticize, how we can criticize, how can affect what is happening in ukraine at all, ms. iryna, please, but it is not personalities who should be criticized, and actions

there is the united states, there is the soviet union, but still not the strongest pacific power, there is china, the people 'sc of china, continental china - an adversary of the united states, but let's say, since the turn of the fifties and sixties, china has not been an ally of the ussr, that is, there is absolutely , a the main, also factor of the non-alignment movement, that is, everything here... is quite complicated, that is, on the one hand there is the ussr and its, well, let’s say, allies, as again, let’s take words from almost our childhood, northern korea, northern vietnam, there is china, the people 's republic of china, a completely separate issue, there are satellites of the united states, such as south korea, southern vietnam and so on, taiwan, chinese. there are these very tigers, and there is a non-aligned movement, there is a very powerful force, led by india, indonesia, let us remember the glorious era of sukarna and so on, and this is something that, of course, does not exist in europe and in general in the atlantic theater this does not exist, that is , the situation here is very confusin

people. protesters. express disagreement with the government 's decision to suspend the process of preparing for the signing of the association agreement with the european union until the evening at the euromaimay and the european square, the number of people increases to several thousand, the clearing of the so-called independence square from activists began around 4 o'clock in the morning, at that time there were about 400 protestors, mostly students, they slept in tents, then the square was surrounded by armed fighters of the special battalion, here... with in december 2013 , a march of millions passed through the streets of the capital, the march continued until late at night, and on this very day activists toppled the monument to lena in the center of the capital on bessarabian square. espresso - interesting facts. over 10 years of existence, the portal of the tv channel has been viewed more than 230 million times. over 10 years , more than 575,000 news items have been published on the espresso tv channel portal. today i would like to remind you that we are continuing the search for four children from the large family of the dmytrenkos from mariupol: 14-

with us will be ivanna klympush tsintsadze, people's deputy of ukraine, head of the committee on issues integration of ukraine into the european union, let 'sexpected visit to ukraine by the head of the european commission, ursula funderlajen, what should it mean, we already have mr. ivanna, mrs. ivana, good evening to you. good evening. good evening. so let's talk about this important visit. by the way, what does it mean? in my opinion, ms. ursula came here deliberately before the publication of the final report of the european commission, the so-called enlargement report, which should give, as she confirmed today, a positive.

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people i is . the better thing is, is to have those 2 unions moved beyond the borders of the g. p. s, maybe to indonesia, malaysia. the axis that says there is none of us in the which will be able to raise the rates into the stall and the very presence in the south of the country without that as well as once again filed itself on the receiving end of a mouthful. phase with several major cities. it. this is maya also gonna send this to his new to the nice guy. this video said play the online and said to show it to the off them off of one sort of slide. the fact that the gloss and shrapnel, let's reorganized but dislikes ranging calls, but not everyone's giving up on the idea of the odd season motorists the notion of reports of the jews. and arabs is railways, and palestinians have gathered together shoulder to shoulder image. what's many job as these really tell his team in conflict to more than the dead on both sides thousands of lives have been lost in the months long is really offensive. and you guys, us mostly palestinian civilians, including children, militants, too, as well as t

people were very engaged. it became a civil rights issue. there were efforts to ban grapes from school cafeterias and things like that. the spirit of the 1960's and the fact the unionepended -- they did not pay wages for the most part. so people came and volunteered and they worked for free for room and board and five dollars a week. that was something you could do in the 1960's and you could get a lot of people who were willing to do that. whereas in the 1970's and 1980's it was a lot harder to do. host: next call is margaret in houston, texas. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to comment on -- i remember when cesar chavez passed. obviously it was a tragic loss for his family and friends but what a loss it was for the greater activist community. i say that because in 1993 this was the first year during clinton's presidency, we had just gotten out of 12 years of right-wing republican, reagan, bush, and -- you know, his loss at that time really did something to activism because he was such an icon and inspiration. i think if he would have lived longer and i really wish he would have, i heard him speak along with dolores huerta back around 1991i think, a

when the title is people’s, then the creative characteristics must be signed by the people ’s artists of the soviet union was lucky in my childhood that from the age of 5-6 years, the shikhovsky orphanage, orphans, 70 people, my mother works there, and reveka borisovna in the orphanage , there are also a lot of teachers, the birch tree begins to learn the most tender poem with me, she sewed a dress for me from gauze, took coal, shaded it like... like a birch trunk, a wreath of birch, here are twigs, and the first poem in my life, which wakes me up at night, where i will be on the moon, or, i remember it with the intonations that reveka borisovna set, i am a white birch , i grew up in the forest, i came here with grief to share with you, about my grievance, about my misfortune, from the very beginning i will... lead the speech, i made noise, cheerfully, in summer and spring, loud birds sang above me, people came, on a hot summer day, they found shade under my branches, rejoiced, looking at my foliage, people were happy that i was living, but a good life suddenly came to an end , one day a tomboy boy came

did, first, and then the soviet union, on the territory of not only ukraine, but also all the states, countries, peoples that they enslaved and colonized, and well , let 'shonest, in the number of monuments there to russian poets and writers, various there activists, in ukrainian cities, well, in almost every place there was a pushkin street, before that there was a lenin street, there was a monument, and it is clear that this was not done just like that, but to emphasize, it means the supremacy of the empire, which is respected everywhere, in fact they did not allow them to remember or honor their own writers, in the end they allowed shevchenko there under the slogan that he, too, fought with the cerate and so on, although shevchenko was also very negative, we all know, all these poems about cerates, and for us, well, this process is really we need to find our heroes, and it is obvious that there is no need there, for example , i will destroy... these monuments, they will be moved there to some museums, maybe open-air museums, in many cities such museums are already being created, for example, there in lviv, they created an open -air museum of totalitar

or this one and the same people, we are all russian, let’s say this doesn’t change the essence, in fact it ’s the same thing, but it’s true in the nineties, when the soviet unionll, i’m russian by nationality, but i lived in ukraine, everyone around me thought that this was one country artificially divided, how did they manage to do something like this. they speak russian, in rural areas they speak surzhik, and each has its own surzhik, somewhere closer to polish, somewhere closer to russian, and a lot, a lot of work has been spent, i want to say that in order for the maidan to be a success, colossal efforts were made, and many times it hung by a thread; if the right actions had been taken, the maidan would have been unsuccessful, we would have won. in the same way, in order to tear ukraine away from russia , a tremendous amount of work was done, i, well, in order to quarrel one or fraternal peoples, it was necessary to spend a lot of force, i saw how it was done, it began with that they worked in several directions, one of them was the special services, when... when still under in my opinion, krovchuk or kuchma, i just got into parliament, ukraine was offered

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need to prolong the collapse of the economy of the european union and the further decline in the living standards of people in europe. what 'snd they take advantage of ukraine's loss for political purposes within the situation in america, because they have a presidential election coming up. some of the republicans are shouting that if the leadership of kiev were different, they accuse it of corruption, there would be a victory. biden says the same thing, why are they all attacking zelensky now? we need to find someone. it’s not the americans who are to blame, we are a great nation, we supply weapons, if there were other ukrainians there, they would have won, that is, bad ukrainians who are driven to slaughter cannot win, no one in america recognizes truth as life, we started this war, we supported the coup d'état in ukraine in 1914, we plundered, destroyed this country, and today we are driving them out, knowing that russia will win anyway, this is the truth that exists today, and europe. on their knees, they were disgusted by this war at the very beginning, but they can’t do anything because they are not independent, especi

fabric gave how many in the sewing union gave free cloth, we washed and sewed, we gave it to the people for free , we go to the less fortunate areas, we also serve in the 40's , we provide technical services to mourning processions, motorbike repairs and technical works. a week ago, we brought a martyr to the area of ​​islamshahr, we gathered all our things and left. we put it in the middle of the field, we did service work, the village or the city, the problems that exist for the people, these groups are present , with the guidance of the unions, respected businessmen, and the problems that exist in that village and that area will be solved. jihadi works of entrepreneurial groups are also starting their activities. the groups are introduced as entrepreneurial groups in order to revive the small-scale home businesses in the villages and provide them with materials from the market. the plan for empowerment and entrepreneurship of the grassroots people has been formulated in some regions. announcing this news, the minister of interior said: the successful experiences of village assistants in saziyan can be provided to other regions. in the discussion of dehia

as late as the 1990's, 90% of all swedish workers were members of the union, and still to this day, 90% of all employed peoplesweden work in a workplace where they have a collective bargaining agreement. it is very much the norm. so when big in this case american companies come in and tried to break away from the norm -- and try to break away from that norm, that annoys people. the swedish model is very stuck on these collective bargaining agreements. we don't have a stipulated minimum wage, for example. all of that is regulated between the employers, organizations and the unions. when an employer wants to stand outside of that, that brings a lot of issues. guy: fascinating story. it will be interesting to see. jonas joining us. back to retailing soon. holiday shopping season kicking off. it is black friday. our conversation with the macy's ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited

people 's party, which, by the way, are political opponents of orbán, is interested in winning the elections to the european parliament, and it is going to them with the thesis of expansion of the european uniono which the corresponding curtseys were distributed to ukraine, moldova, georgia and bosnia-herzegovina, and accordingly this is the responsibility not only of ukraine , but also of our european parties, that is, the european people's party of the leadership of the current european union, it is also necessary to pay attention to this, mr. ivan, we must say goodbye already, but say one word, because also one word in fact, the candidate for the presidency of the united states, vivek karamaswamy, said yesterday that he called names, lied and even called zelensky a nazi, i understand that it is an eternal whirlwind, but in principle, what are the chances of such freaks these elections, negative. that's all, we put a minus, thank you, mr. yevhen, yevhen magda, the executive director of the institute of international policy, explained to us the incident, orban, yes, we even had time to smile a little here, because the two words do not go together in any way, orban and morality , once upon a

s. people were not taking pride in their work. we have lost that in america. it is coming back. right. we are getting that back with the way the unionsarted to fight for benefits again. corporations are seeing that and bending more towards it. another thing is the corporations have too much say in what our politics to, by either donations or super pac's and other ways of financing our politicians and political parties and trying to run it so they get the tax breaks. i see under biden that has been changing. he is not going after just everybody. he's going after the ones using the system and the way they have written the laws. things like citizens united where a corporation can start making the rules about how people are supposed to live and stuff. it is confusing but to me the economy is struggling still from the last shutdown the other guy left us with and the problems he created. we are coming out of it and coming out good compared to the rest of the world. of course there are problems in the rest of the world. biden is the leader we need and he is showing how good he is doing on the world stage with hamas and the israeli thing rig

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s union and who was confederate uniforms. basically, the color came and the doctors are treing people. the nurses are treating people here. she goes on to say, down here, we never made any dtinction, except it might be to give them the smallest or apples. if you were a confederate. so she's saying they d the confederate smallerruit, but they didn't make any other distinction here. shalso says that they tried to talk to soldiers because they think that they're in the wrong cause, of course, you're a confederate you may not fe that way. probably don't feel way, but there's at least one man at this farm that does feel that way. if you're these nurs, you wt to try to convert these folks, if you try to get them converted over ward total the union side and rebecca lane is one of the persons doing that. i should tell that her photo right here was given us by her relative when this farm was opened her relative brought her photo album to the foundation copies of it were made. i have copies because you brought it and showed it to me even when i working here and inside that photo album are images that the soldiers here at the farm g

minutes, but the people ’s artist did not let us go for 3 hours, the conversation turned out to be confessional, i have no enemies, i did no harm to anyone , the favorite of all women soviet unionxclusive unique... footage taken a few days before the emergency hospitalization of yuri solomin. exclusive with dmitry borisov, premiere on saturday on the first. the creative industry podcast is on air and in the studio roman karmanov, elena kiper, our guests are ilza liepa and ivan rudin. so, well, i can’t help but ask a question that is constantly hanging in the air. here we have two absolutely creative ones, implemented many times. people in general and who could stay in general, continue to be creative people, but you have to be managers in general of this process, why is this... an administrative role has appeared in your life, tell me, actually, administering creative projects, i started in my first year at the moscow conservatory , when my festival appeared, which is 23 years old this year, in fact, this is administration for the sake of creativity, for the sake of the fact that you know that what you want to do, no one will build this process better than you, in principle, th

understand why people 's instinct is to be like, no, someone actually is controlling this, and maybe they don't have do our interests at heart. >> someone is. it's citibank, it's wells far go, it's union bank. i love union bank, thank you. but they're doing it in the open. there's no back room, they're just doingst it. they just hit you with fees, they just manipulate things, they just raise e interest rates. they just do it. there's no secret jewish cabal, it's just, you know,ing investor numbers that need to be hit. >> yeah. and i think, you know, in a way i've gotten a lot of questions over last few years about what we actually do about it. and i think there's a couple of things. one is giving people a way out, saying, look, there's actually things we can do politically, socially. there's things you can do to affect this. but i think also giving people a pathway to understanding this, which issy not easy. it's not like we're kind of raised to easily be able to parse out the financial system of why it's working this way. >> yeah. a lot of the early banking stuff with the rothschilds is incredibly complicated. the con suggests and the gold sales and the loans, this stuff is very, ver

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european union and the further decline in the standard of living of people in europe, which is happening in america. again, they clearly see that ukraine will never win, they are using ukraine ’s, some of the republicans are shouting that if the leadership of kiev were different, they accuse it of corruption , there was a victory, the same biden is saying the same thing, why are they all attacking zelsky now, we need to find someone to blame, it’s not the americans who are to blame, we are a great nation, we supply weapons, if there were other ukrainians, they would have won, that is, bad ukrainians who they are being driven to slaughter, they cannot win, no one recognizes the truth of life in america, we started this war , we supported the coup in ukraine in 1914, we plundered and destroyed this country, and today we are driving them to slaughter, knowing that russia is everything will win anyway this is the truth that exists today, and europe is on its knees, they were disgusted by this war at the very beginning, but they cannot do anything, because they are not independent, especially the baltic states and poland, the electoral campaigns in the mentioned states, they still

s game and sell it as a victory back home. i think that does raise the stakes a lot because obviously the european union was founded to prevent this exact thing. we don't reward people without provocation. it's even more than just about what happened to ukraine is about the rules of engagement on the conflict that's very important to the united states in the westernha world. and i like v what vivian said. i started off as you can tell i'm the oldest person here and i started off typing on mainframe -- we had disks and i would take my disk and saved my story and hand it to my editor and it was edited and we could sit there and just like vivian said i was 18 years in. and i shifted to radio. i ride podcast in particular you and ukraine started doing these instagram things which are great way to tell a story. one of the things, i don't know what you're thinking is that sometimes obviously i'm always going to do something for broadcast on my shows but he often thinks what's the story and what's the right medium to tell this in? princeton spun story was particularly in ukraine you are on the frontlines in its downtown kyiv in a friday night and you can tell there's a war

the people who are non-unionized have to get wage increases and we saw that with honda and toyota. we are not quite 1960'sd is increasing and the wages will remain a pressure on inflation. i think it leads to secular higher inflation. lisa: what is your highest conviction heading into next year at a time when people seem to be moving the opposite direction, celebrating return to the old normal? where is your conviction line? earl: there is no eases until q4. just by shorting two-year bonds or any part of the curve you make money if nothing happens because the overnight rate is still 5.25%. that is negative carry trades. highest conviction trade is no eases, fed on hold until after the election. jonathan: wow, until after the election. that runs counter to a lot of people. what to clients say when you tell them that? earl: following the winners is a loser's game. we are always coming in second. we base our views on tailwinds, fundamentals, quantitative numbers and that is what gives us -- that has proven to be successful in the past. we show our results and say what is our marker? for example, where would

s. people were not taking pride in their work. we have lost that in america. it is coming back. right. we are getting that back with the way the unionsave started to fight for benefits again. corporations are seeing that and bending more towards it. another thing is the corporations have too much say in what our politics to, by either donations or super pac's and other ways of financing our politicians and political parties and trying to run it so they get the tax breaks. i see under biden that has been changing. he is not going after just everybody. he's going after the ones using the system and the way they have written the laws. things like citizens united where a corporation can start making the rules about how people are supposed to live and stuff. it is confusing but to me the economy is struggling still from the last shutdown the other guy left us with and the problems he created. we are coming out of it and coming out good compared to the rest of the world. of course there are problems in the rest of the world. biden is the leader we need and he is showing how good he is doing on the world stage with hamas and the israeli thi

s re—engagement with communist china, and sought a thawing of relations with the soviet union. but he faced criticism for the us bombing of cambodia, which killed hundreds of thousands of people.th secretary, matt hancock, will defend his record during the pandemic later, when he begins giving evidence to the covid inquiry. he's faced strong criticism from some of the previous witnesses, and it's emerged that the country's most senior civil servant at the time wanted mr hancock sacked. 0ur correspondent ellie price has been following the inquiry. hello. i don't know what to say. why are you here? for lots of people, he's a bloke off that reality tv show. his opponent is recruit number one, former health secretary matt hancock. in fact, he's been on two of them. but matt hancock was criticised for his appearances by some, who felt it made light of his time as health secretary and the serious decisions he made during covid. this unprecedented expansion in british testing capability is an incredible achievement. he was right at the centre of the covid storm — a health secretary in the early dark days — through lockdowns and tier systems, until he was forced to resign for breaking