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because i don't think the western world fully realizes the perio that for tenants, his resume is bringing not just to the eastern you know, just to create that to the whole world. and it's letting me, i sure complex i get of director of the anti corruption foundation and close friend of i'll explain of only thank you so much for your time and all the best to you and your associates. thank you. marking the 2 year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, the top officials have reaffirmed the blocks unwavering support for caves to end the war and enjoying statements of the heads of the european council. the european commission and the european parliament said russia would pay an ever higher price for it. the aggression and the symbolic gesture, the eu has raised to crane's flag in front of its headquarters in brussels. the eu has already agreed on a 13th round of sanctions on russia and is also working on a roadmap for you. accession talks with ukraine, one or 2 years after russia launched its full scale invasion ukraine remains in the fight, but the battle has entered a new and uncertai

university of africa says the west pursues it's phone interest in africa, which leaves the continent in perio. yes. although as soon as you met our friends, we know that be great. for a huge toyota. because when they leave the space and low cause my blood, the expect piece of increase at a washington for onset it is for doctor is you guys would have been for a talk to the face, excuse me, the data because $5.00 to $1.00 chair. we know that most of the issues pertaining to the got the right. it's one of the sites examples where, you know, funding happens from outside of the funds and those confiscating, frozen russian asset is not only fat, but they do to make that's the claim from the ukrainian foreign minister who has accused the west of creating obstacles to given most goes suspended money to have been wall in the u. k. the mayor of london as contribution he proposed seizing of a 1000000000 pounds worth of russian property. archie contributor rachel marston dal send to the story. ukraine appears to be running out of other people's money. well, it's running out of willing donors cash as west

university of south africa says the west versus its own interest in africa, which leads to continents in perio. a usb. although as soon as we know that be great for a huge toyota. because when they leave the space and low cause my blood, the expect piece of that, could it be the case that hey, washington for onset it is what i have in the face, excuse me, the data because 5 to one chair, we know that most of them these property to conferences, data has called the issues pertaining to the right one on the sides examples where you know, funding happens from outside of the funds and those are those are the top stories. the ssl has to our website to r t dot com for more. i'm they show on josh. next is a $36.00 to view of the us border crisis. and the supreme court rulings of a federal government, not the state of texas as a for g. other, the port out, the potential political k us disagree is a handling us presidential elections in november and its impact of borders on both sides of the political spectrum. the, [000:00:00;00] the, take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifte

what kind of a country is america that is worth any perio project concern with nero, economic interest and concern with geo political expansion. what is america at his best mom does it can jim edwards, a rabbi, abraham, joshua hatcher dorsey day, martin luther king malcolm x. we can go on and on, and i'm trying to make sure that america tries to stay in contact with the best of itself. well, let me ask you something that may be happening in america right now. is it younger vote or is seem to be turned into the crisis in gaza that their support for the democratic party and for joe biden has declined? i don't know if they're going to rush to donald trump. they may run to a 3rd party. they may want to you, but i'm interested in the fact that they are paying attention and you feel that this is the moment where many of those people are going to read jets and both of the major parties and go elsewhere. oh, that's it. that's very true. my dear brother, i mean we shall see, but i do feel that. and as you know, i do 4 or 5 events every day and i've done over 500 and some interviews and i can pi

>> the t justices absolutely wa to play this by the books and that meansbo waiting some perio of time forea trump to file a reply briefly. traditionally that brief comes within about two days of the response, so that would put us some time ont friday. and afterme that point the supre court could rule any time. i'll note there's a real opportunity fore' mischief here because the rulesfo are so ambiguous, so notoriously vague, trump could sort of sit on this, wait for days, even weeks to file a reply brief and put the supreme court in ari real bind. they want to make it a look lik they're playing w it by the boo but donald trump never plays it by thebu book. and so i think one legitimate fear right now is that trump could try to draw out this process by dawdling and filing his reply brief. and if that does happen, i think there'll be a tough call for the justices to make, but i do think they'll come down on the side of issuing an order, no, it doesn't follow the standard operating procedure. >> it feels like one party by virtue of the fact we're sitting here is it late february of nex w

as a young person in 1950 she's detained for short perio on ellis island. claire james ial going to be deined. she spends 11 months in prin not all that far from here in west virginia with a number of other of communist active s because she was not born in the u.s. they also had the government also had the ability deport her they did that after was released from prison after serving her roughly 11 months of prison and at that time she went back to back to england. she went england for the first time and lived much of the rest of her life in england, where the mi5, which is the sort of domestic security apparatus in the united kingdom, also tracked her, although that file has either been lost or, suppressed. i was not able to it. some interesting features about jones's file that want to mention to you so is a document taken from her file. when i first got my hands on that file, i expected see some really interesting stuff. i expected to see wiretaps. i accepted. i expected to see all kinds of secret agents alluded to i expected to see all kinds of covert ope

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and you can see them pictured here with one of the new technologies relatively new logies of this perio which is the machine gun. so a lot of this looks is very, very violent and looks really like warfare, literal class warfare. and we often have, i think a sense of the united states that it's a place where class tensions class are not as prominent as in other places. but in this period this period of the late 19th and early 20th century was a period there was intense violence around class and questions of labor. and the united states had some of the most violent labor conflict in the world in this period. now, there's lots of different questions among laborers about what how ty're going to respond to this new era of industrialization and corporate power and so on. some unions ke the american federation, labor, want to push for ings like higher wages, workers, safer conditions, shortehours, but that th don't have a longer range plan or a broader goal. they're not trying to change society more fundamentally, but other laborers and labor organizations are. they may also be pushing things

so this is what that would look like in this perio and that littlcircle there is that corner of higgins and front street where they did lot of their speaking. that's the florence building right behind that there, the hammond building, the southnd across the street the missoula mercantile. you can see the m.c. and the first national bank in the foreground on the right there. this is this is right around time. this is what missoula would have looked like. then there would have been dirt roads. the roads weren't paved yet. there weren't street yet. there was probably some early automobiles. as you can see here, a lot of horses still the sidewalks would ve been paved, maybe wooden sidewalk and it's a it's town that is is growing quite rapidly but still pretty small. a lot of things are in very close proximity. there. so these are the three iww laborers that go to missoula in 19, inhe fall of 19 or nine. and the left is elizabeth gurley flynn. i showed you a picture of and she's referred to as joan here because although she was only 19 years old, she had already made a name for herself as a

bear in mind this was a seat labour held throughout its perio of government from 1997 to 2010.wood. but first, let's go to our chief political correspondent henry zeffman in wellingborough. you watch the events. we know the results. what does it mean? i you watch the events. we know the results. what does it mean?- results. what does it mean? i think one of the most _ results. what does it mean? i think one of the most extraordinary - results. what does it mean? i think| one of the most extraordinary things about this result here in wellingborough is how ordinary results like this are becoming. it's the latest in a string within the last seven months or so of vast conservative majorities which have been overturned in by—elections by the labour party. here in wellingborough labour has a sizeable majority of their own. talk to conservatives here and they say the circumstances are peter bone's removal, the former conservative mp, over allegations of misconduct, which he denies, or a drag on their vote. they say the local party's decision to select a peter bone's partner as their c