this is an an officer of the people's party. rs are two residents, white people who were also handcuffed at guoint. they hadlready kcked outhe windsn the use -- imy hous theyadnocked se doors loose fr t hinge they had comto the bk stairwl andsed flashbg grenades in threar of my house, plaster all over everythi. 27 daysfter the h done wh appeartos w to have been a test run with -- on july 2 with someone pulling into the parking lot in broad daylight and from his trunk pulling a military grade flamethrower to torch the red, black, and green flag that was on this 50 foot flagpole. this had occurred come fbi, homeland, local police came out and refused to charge the guy with anything except some kind of misdemeanor, miss jeff. they refused to characterize it as arson. trying to understand that initially clearly suggested to us it was not just some casual guy who just happen to have a flamethrower in his trunk who did not like us who did this, but the state was somehow involved. then 27 days later, there was an attack on that same bui

>> now that the people's party was recently elected to the andalusian regional parliament with an absoluteority, juan is worried that it will implement what it has promised. >> the party that's now going to govern here in andalusia has promised to legalize everything. that's why the authorities are waiting and not prosecuting those who've broken the law. that would just create a big fuss because expectations are so high. >> manuel andres gonzales is a deputy for the people's party in andalusia. he doesn't understand the criticism, and says that his party wants the amnesty to ensure that all plantations are connected in future to an irrigation system. >> this y we'll aceve two will be rulating, a we willnsurthat nmore groundwater is withdrawn when the spanish government finally does its duty and builds irrigation channels. >> for juan romero, all of this is a power struggle for political and economic interests, at the cost of nature. >> they want to grow and grow until the doÑana nature reserve disappears completely. we can see it. instead of wetland, there's a steppe, a desert. ♪ >> now, t

>> now that the people's party was recently elected to the andalusian regional parliament with an absoluteority, juan is worried that it will implement what it has promised. >> the party that's now going to govern here in andalusia has promised to legalize everything. that's why the authorities are waiting and not prosecuting those who've broken the law. that would just create a big fuss because expectations are so high. >> manuel andres gonzales is a deputy for the people's party in andalusia. he doesn't understand the criticism, and says that his party wants the amnesty to ensure that all plantations are connected in future to an irrigation system. >> thiway we'll hieve two goa. we will regulatin and we ll ensure that nmore groundwater is withdrawn when the spanish government finally does its duty and builds irrigation channels. >> for juan romero, all of this is a power struggle for political and economic interests, at the cost of nature. >> they want to grow and grow until the doÑana nature reserve disappears completely. we can see it. instead of wetland, there's a steppe, a desert. ♪

asyou mentioned republican party but i learned from my parents to analyze politics it seems to me today people just want to win and i wonder if you could touch on that because it is important both parties not tried to push each other out. >> i think there are two parts. one is an issueue of what happes after you went and what policies are passed. it will pass policies in our interest and i think we have parties only focusing on winning, that leaves many americans behind because you don't have politicians fighting for their interests. i think another critical issue is the increase in polarization and lack of bipartisan cooperation so the 90s on era where you see increased polarization but there was more bipartisan cooperation in the 90s on many critical issues and for better or for worse but i think that has really gone away and i think the focus on winning some of these other questions help many americans and feel like their voices are represented and heard. >> one of the things you talk about in your book left behinden is with this market oriented approach to problems, dedicated government fu

issuance of tourist visas for citizens of russia, it often happens that when the european the people's partyropean parliament accepts it. and as a european parliament, what does it perceive then? this is an instruction, an instruction for road signs and for all european institutions, so that the full stop is not put here, maybe by the end of the year there will be a complete ban on tourist visas, with the exception of real opponents of the putin regime who are opposed to russia's war with ukraine olya , thank you very much rostislav well, let's keep an eye on the next steps of this diplomatic movement until the end of the year and beyond, the russian war from february 24 completely destroyed 261 schools in ukraine and more than 2,000 educational institutions were damaged, while russia continues to deny that it is shelling civilian objects however, despite the war, on september 1, ukraine announced the return of children to school according to the schedule, education is planned in several formats in remote face-to-face, mixed, how ready are the schools accept children and parents let them go

elitess that's helped corporations make money and made many voters and people that were long-standing feel alienated from the party so i think about it less in terms of the politicians than in terms of the policies that have been put inan place that have made many people feel this is a party that isn't really speaking for their interests. >> bob in fort lauderdale. >> yes, good afternoon. i voted for shirley and the primary and then mcgovern in the general elections. how do we get to the point that. we do solve the any quality issue is my question. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> posting before the watergate so you have long-standing ties. i think that there are important ways oftency times the policy problems and policy solutions i think many of them have to do with the structuring and recommitting to the social welfare state and restoring the social safety net so people don't feel constantly vulnerable and insecure and have a sense of equalityre and there's more ways of doing were taking a large amount of money and workers not even having to work several jobs to stay afloat. finally another important way is thr

deputy of ukraine, was elected to the verkhovna rada from the servant of the people partya majority candidate in the 186th electoral district, which includes the city of gola prystan and the holoprystanskyi kalanchatskiy oleshkivskyi and skadovsky district and the kherson region. after the election, kovalev worked in the committee on issues of finance, tax and customs policy, and during his years as a deputy, he was not remembered for his expressive and high-quality legislation, rather on the contrary , for example, he did not support the draft law that provided for the liquidation of corruption schemes during real estate appraisal two months before the full-scale invasion of russia, oleksiy kovalev became the owner of the fourth tv channel. and in april it became known that the people 's deputy voluntarily stayed in occupied kherson, missed all the meetings of the verkhovna rada and was eventually expelled from the servant of the people faction. this is how the collaborator kovalev described during her meeting in poland with the first deputy head of the administration of

regarding the need for a complete visa ban, there are such moments here that if the european people's partys something in the european parliament, then sometimes it is somehow projected onto the decision of this european parliament. if the european parliament accepts something, it is then transferred to the european commission and other european bodies, so it is clear that those who filled out the ban will not stop there. they will continue to pressurize and already have the support of the largest faction in the european parliament. i think that those 1,200 conscripts from moscow and st. petersburg, which will be sent somewhere to the crimea to strengthen the russian army, they will strengthen it for the salary of a conscript , and it is about five thousand rubles. they can get a visa for themselves, they would have to be sent somehow to the european union. well, if those who do not want to completely cancel, completely cancel the entry of russians, that is, they should somehow be converted to the true path so that they do not go to war in ukraine, then you do you understand that on the str

party power. and we are looking to break that up so that we are empowering people. t parties. >> and you did mention the spoiler -- there are some people that say that there is a concern that you're taking votes from other parties. what is your response to that? >> yes, we will be taking votes from other parties. that is the reason to build a new party. we want to give people more choices. i would say, the people who are workers, long time allies of an existing political party -- this is a chance for you to compete in the market place of ideas, to try to make the case that your party is more deserving of votes than another party. the forward party or another party in the country. ultimately, when it comes down to it, competition of ideas is a good thing. it is good for voters to have choices. we do not owe the two major parties anything. now there's a different part of that question which may be part of what you're getting at. which is good to forward party accidentally empower extremists? we are being very careful about making sure that we are not in this cycle -- t

the groups were not named in the indictment but reportedly include the african people's socialist party the fbi raids targeted the home of omali yeshitela, the founder of the african people's socialist party. he accused the fbi of targeting the group for his political work. >> they see in the african people's socialist party a and vanguard or the struggle of the people. not only of what we do the uned states but because we had the temerity to do like garvey, to take the struggle of lack people around the world. amy: in guatemala, press freedom and human rights groups are condemning the arrest of veteran, award-winning journalist jose ruben zamora. on friday, police raided his home and the office of his newspaper, elperiodico. zamora has been accused -- without evidence -- of money laundering and blackmail. he and supporters say his arrest is in retaliation for the newspaper's probes into corruption by guatemala's right-wing president alejandro giammattei and other officials. zamora spoke to reporters after being taken into custody. >> they chased me and my children in the streets in a v

urals as a pilot region, the sverdlovsk region could become such an idea, deputies from the new people party they want to prepare the necessary additions to the laws, and today in yekaterinburg we held a round table initiative on this topic as an analogue of the pushkin card, where we give a subsidy, and for children who were born in wealthy families , for children with disabilities for children with disabilities. that is, all the categories that are now not so easy, uh, to get affordable sports. eh, we want to offer just such a subsidy easily, then so that you can practice this sport in the sverdlovsk region, and more than 60 olympic champions. some of them were born in yekaterinburg but most of it is harvest. few cities are just few cities. we have the biggest problem of access to sports, and therefore i think that such an initiative, such a subsidy, will help solve the issue. this is just a lot of problems of the first and the popularization of sports. and to remove children from idle inactivity and pastime, of course, this will require additional budgetary special, but we will work on th

party. this pulls us to be even better to be even closer to the people today truly the party of the people isarty of each person and each to himself, which has understanding. how to live on, how to defeat enemies, so strategic friends are in quotation marks? russia will be defeated, they will retreat nazism, being defeated on the territory of ukraine will never again appear on our planet. today is the time, defending our statehood to defeat all those nazis, by essentially fascist tendencies, which, unfortunately, in recent years on the territory of ukraine are being implemented not by our enemies, but by the enemies of all mankind. sorry for the potency. this is exactly the one who professes nazism is a criminal. those who committed crimes against humanity in ukraine cut off our children, captured fingers committed a heinous crime will be punished, they will be judged by a tribunal and finally. we are with you, dealing with the issues of each family, paying attention to the social sphere, understanding that everything significant things that will take place in russia now and in the coming yea

chinese the national people's party was founded by sunye tsen, a prominent democratic revolutionary leader of the senghai revolution that overthrew the qin empire but was seized by the yuan militarist, shikaei and komendan. it took a lot of support for the party to fight against it, the soviet union provided documentary then collaborated with the chinese communists, based on the three principles of sun-e-price nationalism, peoples of power and people's welfare. after his death, leadership passed to chiang kaishim, establishing a dictatorship, he conflicted with the ussr, but when the japanese attacked china moscow nevertheless began to supply the chinese with military aid, which helped in the fight against address 49. after the defeat of the civil war with the communist army, chong kai-shek and the leadership of the homeland fled to the island of taiwan on august 25, 1957, went on a flight . in europe at the beginning of the 20th century, but they could not find the optimal forms of a hydrofoil in the ussr, an engineer did this. rostislav alekseev, he developed a fundamentally new hydroaer

so, again, how dumb are the people who run the party? a lot of people have been drinking the kool-aid. i was a congressional staffer for almost a decade. i went to all of these presentations. they sit you down and they say, well, we ran a message, and it says that controlling washington spending polls at 95%. i would say you know what else polls at 95%? i like cotton candy. i think airplanes are neat and super cool. i enjoy watching movies on sunday. none of that gets anybody elected. what gets people elected is pushing messages where there's where to know hide. i'm for putting violent criminals behind bars, departing aliens, and you're not, so i win and you lose. that's how you win elections. >> and explain the video where you seem to be committing spousal abuse, rafael. that guy is a u.s. senator. maybe he'll come on and explain it. steven miller, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: so a major u.s. hospital is just exposed for mutilating children. they call it gender affirming care, but it's sexual mutilation of children. we ha

party. answering the question, why are black people so invested in the democratic party? what i was saying is that the criticism about black people being beholden to the democratic party is a wrong narrative. people see politics or political parties as something people love. i think black people see the democratic party as a tool to enact the policies for our communities and our businesses and our families that we want to see in our country. just as a carpenter uses a hammer, but he does not necessarily love the hammer. carpenters are not at home loving their needle nose pliers or screwdrivers. it is a tool. it is a tool for them to build the things they want and that is what the democratic party is for african-americans. i think that we have to think about politics like that, right? we don't necessarily have to love a politician and like the way he looks and like his family. we want the politicians we can depend on to enact the things in our communities, or for our communities, we want to see this country. guest: louis in new york. you are on with cristina greer and micha

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-he is from the faction of the political party for which the people's deputy was elected. this leads to his loss of the deputy's mandate, so it could be applied to all members of the political party with an eraser. the expediency of this case prevails over jurisprudence. i myself would be morally ready to support it, but what kind of features can the stupid head of the constitutional court do in the constitutional court? well, in short, it was a long time ago . they say, but we talked, you in particular talked about the fact that this cannot continue any longer and the expediency that you are now mentioning, then you also mentioned why we cannot use it well, let's say it again, this political and legal decision it was called something, if i'm not mistaken. well, the fact is that the grounds for the early termination of a people's deputy's feet, emphasize once again, are directly provided for by the constitution and not entry or exit from a political party, it can be a reason only if such a decision is made by a political body of the cec in principle, such a decision cannot

party candidate ? >> my focuses only on 2022. a lot of people when they hear third party they try and draw on past experiences. that's not where in my intention is that all. >> as i said, i noticed you were just one of the most normal guys that i encountered. men and women encountered. but one of my favorite questions that i asked my interns on their last day of the job in the office is what was the best day, what was the worst day and what was the most interesting moment. we call it ties, flows and close for the 2020 election what was your best day, worst dayand your most embarrassing moment . >> that's the moment it strikes me as it reminded me of some of the rallies we had. whether itwas in new hampshire or los angeles . or iowa or wherever it was. seeing so many people come together that start to believe in you and your vision. in my case it was on universal basic income and the fact that we can provide more for people . where we put forward $4 trillion in wall street into the care that was enough for $1000 for americans forsix months each .

in particular, the founder of the party must be at least 21 years old, and the lower threshold for the number of associations is 3,000 people, but these figures are still being discussed funding. and, uh, i want to note that now it is proposed to allow funding from, uh, republican local budgets parties participating in e political life of the state, but at the same time a number of restrictions are introduced. uh, one limitation is the availability of funding from foreign sources being offered as one of the reasons for the liquidation of the parties our parties in our country should serve for our people. as a result, it was decided that a wide circle of specialists will once again evaluate the bills, a possible proposal will be rejected on the president's table. energy security as a priority prime minister roman golovchenko announced the coming days today at a meeting with the leadership of rosatom, the work is being carried out by russian and belarusian specialists. and for us, this is a good experience in mastering new technologies, as the prime minister noted, now it is important to successfully complete the project unde

of the people's party of ukraine grigoriy surkis here on one of the most expensivehores of europe has been renting apartments in the five-star monte carlo bay hotel for the first time in the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the up reported that the surkis family left the country in two cars, the interlocutors of the up in the state border service reported that the surkis left without declaring cash at customs, although at the hungarian customs point they issued more than 17 and a half million dollars in cash, the businessmen then denied the information by publishing documents from the hungarian side, but these documents concern only the brothers and not the whole family, the apartments in which, according to the sources of the up , the surkis stay are located on the second floor of this building and if you look at the instagram page of the daughter of hryhoriy surkis svitlana. she visited here regularly and in different years, according to the sources of the ue, the annual rent of such apartments in monte carlo bay costs about two million euros. contact us , th

let's start with the party of the people. democrats think you are stupid. saying this to try to be flippant, this is truly what they believe, and they flat out said it this week. speak of the problem the republican party has is they are really stupid people and their primaries. really stupid people demand to have really stupid leaders. and that is where the republican party is now. >> the is the voters, they are the people who delivered donald trump to the electoral college victory. >> jason: really, the party that has a house, the senate, and the presidency think the voters are the problem. maybe it's a democratic policies that have led to devastating losses and hardship across the country? whether it be overdoses from drugs flooding through our border or the rampant crime in major cities where the inflation you experience every day, they are doing nothing to solve any of it. we'll get tomorrow that in moments. but for the left to blame americans for putting donald trump in office is asinine. they should be thanking the voters who did that, because we got t

democrat now but i had to leave the republican party because the republican party has the -- has been hijacked by pictures all these people that believe in all these conspiracy theories and that said that that's what you hear about it's not about the republican party anymore. host: you hard in the statement when she talked about kind of the once greatness of the republican party and she is speaking in the's chance because the party has really changed. he has change the kind of candidate that was attracted to running in the cycle and as a result, the people that are running for office for governor, senator, whether it is dark mustering out in pennsylvania or kari lake or whether it's herschel walker in georgia the republicans that are running now are sort of these many trumps and they are running on the other action line. the idea that the election was stolen. that is how they won their primary so i agree in essence with the caller that the republican party that i came not been, though one of ronald reagan is just not there anymore . it is not a party of ideas that has become in a political organization oriented around if

of our region, but he did not collect votes, he regained the mandate in 2020 already from the people's partyd as soon as russian troops occupied mariupol and vashchenko went with them to close cooperation, i contact myself two or three times personally with my own eyes. also, kostyantyn and vashchenko talk a lot about how russians are soldiers and the terrorist dnr feeds the people of mariupol, that is, first they invaded with their troops, destroyed the city , created a humanitarian crisis, and then gave out a loaf of ukrainian bread and did several interesting things videos for the propagandist moscow television, it's just interesting when we win back the whole of donbas together with mariupol , moscow will take in these traitors, the upsj will issue the same ones position somewhere in the swamps or just throw it away as used junk, one more ex-deputy of the mariupol city council should be added to this list of collaborators, but this time the servant of the people is talking about serhiy kosenko, he was entrusted with the position of head of the legal service in one of the occupying distri

going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his partynnual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. 50 years ago this week, nearly 30,000 ugandan asians arrived in britain, forced out of their own country by dictator idi amin. many settled in greater manchester and lancashire, arriving with nothing but their clothes and a few possessions. among them the raja family from bolton, who've built a business empire. abbiejones has been to meet them. archive: whole families had arrived with little cash. - the few belongings they brought often seemed nothing more than sentimental value. they'd left their homes, cars, businesses, pets — their whole lives behind in uganda with little warning. £50, yeah, and all the clothes and everything. that was all you had? i left behind all of my money, all the things. nila raja now si

party is acting correctly or not? we have a wonderful organization, the all belarusian people's assembly. litical parties of the civil society will be represented there, so the entire belarusian national assembly will determine the contours of our future, determine the track along which the state will move, everyone will be present and, please , this is the course that will be determined there. please, everyone stick to this course gone. left right party or social movement must be liquidated. only in this way can we keep the country in some kind of rut within some framework. well , it's like a proposal in a bill. we will discuss this with you, if it is acceptable, it will be good for, let's say, the minister of justice, the road map has moved there, moved, please, through the court or it will not be newz, how in some democratic states it will be decided whether there should be a party or public life or not, discussed funding today, at the moment a legal entity or a citizen of belarus can transfer to the account of the party, maximum one base value. this is 32 rubles. in the future, this th

people who want. we're long to any democratic voters feel much more alienated from the party. so i think about it less in terms of the actual politicians then in terms of the policies that have been that have been put in place that have made many people feel just that the party's not really speaking for their interests. bob fort lauderdale, hi um, it's good afternoon. yeah. i'm a lifelong democrat the first election i voted and was 1972 voted for a shirley shows them in the primary and then i voted from the governor in the general election some kind of on the left side of the party. how do we get to the point where we do solve the inequality issue? it's my question. thank you. okay. thank you, sir. thank you, and and you are post voted even before the watergate baby. so you have a longstanding longstandard party. um the i think that one of the the really i think they're a lot there are important ways. these are policy often times policy problems and their policy solutions. i think many of them have to do with kind of restructuring and recommitting to a social the social welfare

verkhovna rada it was proposed to prematurely terminate the powers of deputies elected from the people's partyraine, this is already a registered draft of the resolution no. 7694, they literally propose to prematurely terminate the powers of people's deputies of ukraine elected in the national multi-mandate electoral district and in the electoral districts elected from the political party political party opposition platform for life in in connection with the departure of these deputies from the parliamentary faction of this party and with departures for permanent residence for the borders of the country well, maybe we shouldn't limit ourselves to people's deputies, so to speak. well, we'll see . oleksandr antonyuk, political expert, consorubka of the main organizational department of the verkhovna rada apparatus, is currently actually in mykolaiv oblast. oleksandr, congratulations, glory to ukraine. what are your general feelings as a civilian and as a person who is currently in mykolaiv directly. as i understand it, we left in mykolaiv, in fact, that is, we really spent several days in the my

party for this. give us an office. give us funding. give us more peopleus some help, and then we'll create something. this is the road to nowhere. why do we need political parties, public organizations, the entire belarusian assembly civil society. this is a feedback mechanism with the people and there will never be a country. and everyone has one opinion of such a country does not happen, therefore, oh, and parties are needed. let someone support the communists. someone white rus' someone liberal democratic party. we can argue with belarus about anything. and it's okay we argue about the bills on the economy. but when the question is come to the embassy and defend your country or go to a rally or stand next to a new state. we will forget our disputes, we will go out and stand up, and we will argue when it is appropriate. this is what the political system should be based on, thank you very much for your opinion. we will follow the development of civil society in belarus thank you well , the next piece of news is clear start with a phrase, there will be no

going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his partyers. average annual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. let's go back to the fire in fuel storage tanks in cuba. the tanks were struck by lightning on friday night in the city of matanzas, about 50 miles east of the capital havana. our central america and cuba correspondent will grant, told me more. we know that at least 17 firefighters are missing, which is obviously a horrific situation for cubans, for the island more generally, and this couldn't come at a worse time for the nation, in many ways, in the grip as it is of a nationwide electricity, rolling electricity blackouts. havana, the capital, has recently been told it is going to have to start experiencing blackouts as they try to move elements of the electricity grid to other parts of the island th

canals to celebrate canal parade, a pride flotilla of 80 brightly decorated boats packed with people partyingmburg, thousands celebrated christopher street day. the theme was diversity not violence. meanwhile in the uk, brighton pride is back. the singer, christina aguilera, has already performed on saturday. sam harrison reports. cheering a celebration finally back to its brilliant best — but this time, it simply meant more. this morning, thousands gathered on hove lawns to send off the long—awaited pride parade. i felt a bit emotional when i first got here, because we've had such a long time away from each other, so it feels extra special. it's our first year since it's been back since covid, it's our first time having family and dogs here, so it's quite an exciting pride for all of us. it's really my first - proper pride in general, and honestly, it's kind of amazing already. i with the parade in full swing, you can feel the excitement here — and you can see just what it means to people to be back celebrating this world—famous event. back in 2019, these smiling faces weren't to know what w

positive that yesterday we finally got two really high-quality and virtuous members of the ukrainian people's partywould like this to be only the beginning of the process of cleaning such an important body of the judiciary governance and i hope that this new and high-quality blood will really help the judicial system to qualitatively change in our country. in addition, i would like to remind you that judicial reform is one of the demands for us from our european partners and transoceanic ones, including from all of this, we wanted to highlight how important the event happened yesterday and what it can change even now. well, in fact, we should clearly understand that such an event is quite important. but on the other hand, we should also understand that it is only it is one of the stages and one of the tasks facing the ukrainian government and the ukrainian society on the way to, first , meeting the requirements and criteria that we have declared and which our international partners set for us, and on the other hand, on the way to that to build a democratic sovereign and transparent state, in fact,

that's why my pot, european people's party has table proposals in the process of the conference. so the future of europe to create as opposed of the commission of defense to create a rapid reaction force to enlarge the european defense budgets to have a joint headquarters and to have more joint procurement of weapons. so the defense euros are better spent. these are very urgent issues. so, so your idea is that europe should finally start punching above its weight instead of below its weight as it has been doing over the last 2 years. well, if we just started punching at our weight, i would already be satisfied. and you know, if it is particularly in germany's interest, if they really start rearming and it's a big issue because we know the politics or inside the at the then i think it would be in germany is interest to put that rearmament in the larger european. also decision making context because we already have national, including in my own country the, the leader of the routing party is, you know, the germans have a, have very start doing anything. and he's already accusing th

going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his partyrage annual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. in italy, archaeologists have unearthed four new rooms in a house in pompeii — offering more insights into life in the ancient city. the discovery happened in what was once one of the doomed city's largest neighbourhoods, before it — and its people — were hit by a volcanic eruption in 79 ad. about two—thirds of the city have now been uncovered — and it remains one of italy's most popular tourist attractions. tom brada reports. an ancient city frozen in time by a monstrous eruption almost 2,000 years ago. still—vibrant ceramics, a wooden dish cabinet, fragments of an extremely tired bed — just some of the treasures unearthed by archaeologist at pompeii, offering a glimpse of what life was like for ordinary ro

european parliament, the largest faction of the european parliament, the faction of the european people's partyoday, exactly on the day when this issue is being considered in prague, in its statement called for a complete ban, what does this mean if the largest faction is usually so, if the largest faction in the european parliament calls for something, then sooner or later the european parliament is inclined to this, and if the european parliament then the european institutions and the european commission others should return to this. that is to say, this is what they are. usually they are such a litmus test, so it is clear that if they are not ready for a complete visa ban now, but all before the cancellation of the simplified visa agreement with russia and the cancellation of the agreement on multiple entry it is expected that long-term visas will not be obvious to the russians, then sooner or later the european union will come to this. it is possible even by the end of the year if everything goes according to this schedule. what by the end of the year is still full the visa could be banned

about them, and most of those deputies who are in the territories are deputies from the polish people's party the opobloc, so they have, relatively speaking, more or less kavychkah yes, yes, regarding other deputies from other party rules. as a rule, this is a deputy who had his own serious business , farmers, etc. who simply physically cannot, in their opinion, leave all this and leave somehow work somehow they are trying to survive as far as i know aa, well, not everyone is able to provide a business process, but they are just trying to survive in that territory and not leave their own, etc. and please tell me the last thing, mr. sergiu zaporizhzhia is a city with a large number of factories, how does it all work now are all these people who worked at these enterprises not working, how are they provided for, ah, ah, the zaporizhzhia plant has reduced the pace of its activity, well, this is the force of a whole lot of reasons, first of all, problems with raw materials, the dnipro rudnytskyi quarry, for example stopped because metallurgical enterprises do not work and work less, let's say yes

c, as many killed due to the violence head of international affairs of the people's party for reconstruction and democracy, mateo care coumadin. gay argues that the un mission has failed to mitigate the crisis. because cobra do, as you know, un peacekeepers have been deployed in our country, especially in these for more than 20 years. the results of the population expected, however, have not been achieved as rides continue where to lie for an army is or by terrorists in the east civilians would kill them. un mission made concessions. as a result, people got tired of it. the population was fed up. we did not understand the meaning of all this because the task of protecting the population that was set before the peacekeepers were never fulfilled. we found ourselves face to face with warring parties who are busy steaming minerals, not protecting the population. we're not saying that no foreign forces anomalies in our welcome in our country. we say that there are certain armies or certain foreign aid, primarily military that could help us with their help. we will be able to understand when we ca

of our region, but he did not collect votes, he regained his mandate in 2020, already from the people's party and just now russian troops occupied mariupol and vashchenko went to work closely with them. i go around two or three times myself with my own eyes. and also konstantin and vashchenko talk a lot about how russians are soldiers and the terrorist dpr is the breadwinner of the mariupol people, that is, they first invaded with their troops, destroyed the city, created humanitarian crisis, and then they gave out a loaf of ukrainian bread and made several interesting videos for propaganda moscow tv, it’s just interesting when we win back the whole of donbas together with mariupol , moscow will accept these traitors from the police and give the same positions somewhere in the swamps or just throw them out as used junk, one more ex-deputy of the mariupol city council should be added to this list of collaborators, but this time, from the servant of the people, it is serhiy kosenko who was entrusted with the position of head of the legal service in one from the occupying district administration

the sad truth is that people who run the democratic party have given up, on the party, people who live here. they have no solutions for you. they're not even pretending that they do. climate. they don't imagine a future. take more pills. might as well cut off your junk and pretend to be a girl. that's not a caricature. they're saying that out loud. they're done. now, the republican party, by contrast, is suddenly showing signs of life, thinking and responding to reality. there are faint signs, trust me, the people who run it have no interest in i think whiching the republican party. liz cheney and mitch mcconnell are enraged by the changes. they're intent with 2003. they'd like to invade iraq actually. mitch mcconnell has gotten rich from china. they're not controlling the party. the republican party is changing. we know that for certain, because the results from a couple of primaries show not just new masters, but new ideas. blake mars won the republican primary in the state of arizona. peter myer of michigan, for example, the guy who voted to allow men to play in women's sports becau

previously, the leader of the servant of the people party, dmitry razumkov, from 2019 to 2022, he serveds speaker of the ukrainian parliament. gas is a type of transport that is transported through the territory ukraine, it is russian on the border with europe - this is russian gas. and what are we doing legally? we can confiscate it, we mayema, it was confiscated by the investigative committee of russia and with a legal assessment, according to the ambassador of ukraine to kazakhstan, who called on camera to kill, as many russians as possible will be checked within the framework of already initiated criminal cases, all participants in the scandalous video will be personally checked for involvement to the crimes already committed against russian servicemen, a shocking the video was published the day before by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova. we are trying to kill. as many as possible, the more, we will kill the russians. now, the less our children will have to kill. meanwhile, the ambassador of ukraine to kazakhstan in connection with the s

services issues. of the full-scale invasion of russia, she was an atypical deputy from the polish people's partyhad a job, managed an art school and a modeling agency, and after the arrival of the occupiers, she became a full-fledged patroness the self-proclaimed mayor of the city, as befits such adepts , sincerely welcomed the may 9 march on the streets of devastated mariupol, where the bodies of innocently killed ukrainians lay yesterday may 9, of course. and what else could the residents of an occupied, destroyed city without light, water and gas, without medicines and other essential items expect, parades until the ninth of may solve all problems and the city rebuilds and brings back to life thousands of those who lie in mass graves, and another deputy pseudo-mayor became vadym istratov, the owner and director of the alligator enterprise, who was entrusted by the rashists to be in charge of financial issues in mariupol, and the main figure, a collaborator of the police in mariupol , kostyantyn and vashchenko, his invaders appointed mayor of the city, he has been in politics for a long time,

at the moment, all groups and even the supreme people's party of ukraine have provided candidates for this temporary investigative commission in addition to the power of the ruling party. why is the power always a question for us ? feels that this is already turning from a religious issue into a national security issue. where the obstruction at different levels is the obstruction by the authorities of the process of self-determination of the communities of the transition to the orthodox church of ukraine, and you know this raises a lot of questions for the authorities, because really it is not a question of some kind of religious self -determination. there is the issue of putin's use of the kremlin and the russian regime in general and the use of the church again as humanitarian the lever of aggression against ukraine and the authorities are obliged to counter it effectively. thank you. please tell us about the plans for the upcoming plenary week. we do not have a daily agenda, so we cannot talk about the fact that some important laws will be considered. before us is the question of t

that in 2019 oleksiy ko entered the verkhovna rada as a majority deputy from the servant of the people party, he won in district 186 - this is the city of gola prystan and several districts of the kherson region. well, according to radio svoboda, his appearance in the list of candidates for the majority of the presidential party, kovalev was indebted to the chernivtsi businessman lyupavlyuk, who is called the shadow curator of the monomajority, according to the sources of radio svoboda, it was pavlyuk who was engaged in the selection of candidates for the servant of the people in odesa, mykolaiv and kherson regions well, now about what actually happened to oleksiy kovalev and what caused his death who is behind this and as i already said the ukrainian side has not yet confirmed his murder with us in communication serhiy nikitenko , the editor-in-chief of the publication most is a kherson well-known publication, my greetings to sergey well, what do you think, if i see that the russian side has officially confirmed the investigative committee, then it probably happened yes well, in principle,

i'm an idealist, and i like to think that people weigh the issues and vote for the candidate and the partyhat most represents their concerns. but it's simply not true. it doesn't happen. barack obama is incredibly intelligent and capable, obviously. but people voted for him based on emotion in 2008. ronald reagan, people voted for him based on emotion in 1980. john f. kennedy, after people saw the debate, it was a small number, but it was enough to swing the election. when you look at the polling afterward, the number of people who said the first debate when kennedy was perceived as the winner who by people who watch tv, as opposed to people who would listen to it on radio. a number of people who said that it swayed their vote was enough to have tipped the popular vote in the election. so people do. what you hope is that you find a candidate who represents -- like you said, a vessel for those ideas. somebody who represents that, but is also capable of tapping into the -- the zeitgeist of moving people emotionally, that's the ideal. >> i've got a ton more questions, but i want to open this