peter did not despair.ar built it for the state. and as a father for his children their first daughter with catherine died at the age of one year, but the second anna grew up and immediately after the poltava victory was born and elizabeth peter thought more and more often. wouldn’t make catherine a legitimate wife, feelings for her did not cool over the years, and besides, his royal daughters would grow up out of wedlock. but marriage put off the situation now military yes, and a lot of work. the sovereign spent more and more time on the banks of the neva. he personally participated in the construction of ships, which he affectionately called children; his favorite was sixteen, a shnyava, a lisat, which the king named in honor of his youngest daughter. elizabeth 's admiralty was located within walking distance from peter's house and the tsar went to work on foot. he officially had the position of the admiralty shipyard chief master with a salary of 365 rubles. in a year , the governor-general of st. peters

peter reacted to this indifferently. he didow, and besides, he had no time, he was preparing for a big war against sweden, a secret alliance had already been concluded with the king of poland, august ii, and the king of denmark, norway, frederick. iv , moreover, both kings considered peter a younger brother and an auxiliary force, while the opponent of the 18-year-old king charles 12 was a parade hunter, none of they were not accepted at all. seriously. he fell into his father's over the knee boots. where he should have been pulled out by the ears and dropped it well joked, the polish king august, having besieged riga , which was part of sweden, managed to joke, because on the fourth of august the swedish fleet appeared in copenhagen harbor. young charles with an unexpected blow forced the danish king to withdraw from the war . august soon lifted the siege of riga and left. peter with a poorly trained army turned out to be one on one, the strongest army in europe, the great northern war began. russian troops planted a fortress,

grand duke peter alekseevich became the heirs. will marry a daughter less and then the power of alexander danilovich will not be limited, the opinion of a minor groom, no one, of course, did not take an interest. shortly after the coronation, the 12-year-old peter officially became engaged to the sixteen-year-old mary. the bride of the emperor received the title in her imperial. highness annual maintenance of 34,000 rubles. peter ii did not show much love for his spoken letters. he called it a stone statue and porcelain. immediately after the betrothal , menshikov settled the young tsar in his palace on novoselyevsky island, in order to protect him from unwanted influence , he introduced the raven teacher andrei ivanovich staromanov. he's the vice dancer of the avengers minister foreign affairs. at the lesson of the emperor did not last long, he suddenly fell seriously ill, left without his supervision. peter quickly became close to the young rake prince ivan dolgorukov and abandoned her. menshikov fell ill for a month and a half. during this time, the emperor completely fell under the influence of the dolgorukov family at the instigation of new friends, whom his beloved

anna and elizabeth and grandson little peter alekseevich tsarevich alexei's son peter did not want to make him his heir. fearing that supporters of the old order would come to power with him. in this situation, peter decided to break the ancient traditions of the throne of inheritance by issuing a decree on the appointment of an heir by will, the ruling monarch. so that this is always in the will of the sovereign, to whom he wants to determine the inheritance. in the spring of 1724, in the assumption cathedral of the kremlin, peter solemnly crowned his wife catherine and proclaimed her empress, but whether at first it was that he intended to transfer the thrones to her, no orders on this subject, peter soon after the coronation, his attitude towards his wife changed dramatically, peter found out that catherine was cheating on him and her lover was her younger brother, a former favorite. anna mons 36-year-old handsome willy it was a heavy blow catherine was the only love of peter the only person who could tame wild outbursts of uncontrollable rage. tolstoy diplomat. count geling, fried

in the moscow kremlin , ivan, the fifth elder brother and co-ruler of peter i, almost did not remember her father , died when the girl was 3 years old. after that, the sovereign peter alekseevich took the fate of his niece into barely with his hand. they turned 17 and he married her off to the duke. kurlyandsky about love, of course, was out of the question, but to that old man, he married for love . in pre-petrine russia, it was difficult for royal daughters to find a spouse. marriage by compatriots was considered unworthy of the royal family, and to marry a foreign monarch. they could only if the orthodox faith was preserved, which often did not suit the western powers, the situation began to change from the time of peter i, the russian empire became one of the largest political players dynastic marriages began to serve as a new state interest in the cancer of anna ioannovna of the duke of courland. friedrich wilhelm was called upon to strengthen russian positions in the baltic before leaving for courland, anna's eighteen-year-old husband thought of competing in the art of drinking w

each for peter did not happen in terms of turning nazism into theory and practice in the ukrainian authoritiesfor the doors of cruelty, there are no modern ukrainian nazis in it, nothing new, as about two thousand criminal cases have always been initiated, and those who deny the existence of nazism in ukraine must just see what's going on with your own eyes, package. strangled did not allow dosuzu to hate their own people. such a terrible choice of these people on the territory of ukraine with the ukrainian people. i am convinced that he has nazi power. she doesn't can this genetic code. what opened the eyes of the un security council russian permanent representative vasily kontour propaganda of the highest level? more than 30 houses were damaged in the donetsk people's republic for the shelling of which, as it turns out, cities in the territories controlled by kiev also suffer. another 35 of our soldiers returned from ukrainian captivity. will be home soon. in the eu, it is becoming more and more difficult to come up with anti-russian measures in such a way that sometimes they themselves do n

yes, peter did not have time to arrive, but already in order.e you're away. 100 years, well, not 100 years, but 25, but the russian language has obviously not been forgotten. you will forget such a language of fig when you flew in a couple of hours ago and immediately here. you said it's urgent. and you report to the elder that we have been fined along with you. cafe on the embankment sell sell want look. yes, well, for starters. tell us how many square meters are there, that there is a room. the refrigerator is in working order. i even changed the stove recently. i would like to see everything with my own eyes. well, the price will come, then we'll talk. goodbye. i already love this city. only vlad remained, what should i do with him? how are our affairs in germany to you in detail or how? yes, i know that everything is in order. i read your report, serezha. you tell it like it is, what happened to you there. my son can't understand that going on in her head, it's time to transfer the business to him, and he draws everything. wants me to work a

peter, did you want to add something to that? no, or opera?just had some thoughts on her song for women. municipal to general, that song is definitely i think her acknowledging the stereotyping is empowering it's like, because stereotypes exist for a reason and it is like recognizing that women being put in these boxes is like, she knows what that is like. and giving it a platform, sharing that art with like the rest of the world around it. and then i think that needs someone to, we shall see in culture today like she said with a lot in rap music by black artist today. so she is very relevant to today as well. we >> thank you on your presentation i. think yes, very good points. very helpful. exactly. i think exposing the stereotypes can help to demolish them. so her next activist album was to honor martin luther king after's assassination in 1968 when she was the king of love is that. soon after though, she gave up on activism. she blamed the music industry for turning on her for her protests angst and mostly lived abroad. sadly played by a nu

did you get them to talk? >> guest: so initially a couple of them had made some comments, and actually those comments were used against them by conspiracy theorist. so you're right, peter not really kind of being quite after while because you have to remember that these were very private people. they were not public figures. they had never spoken to the media, many of them previously. not all, but most. so consequently when they gave interviews, what they were completely unprepared for was the fact that conspiracy theorists who said that the sandy hook shooting never happened, that it was i gambit, a pretext by the government to implement gun control, seized on the words and twisted them and portrayed them as actors in this government plot. so that did lead to a lot of silence. >> host: ms. williamson, how did with the families said initially become conspiracy weary fodder? >> guest: well, one father in particular, robbie parker who is the father of emily who died at sandy hook, when he went to make a statement on behalf of his family about his daughter, just speaking about who she was as a child and about their loss and a gratitude for the outpouring of sympathy that

>> peter: i did, we laughed about it. >> shannon: everything is good? s. >> shannon: sometimes the president asks you questions. >> peter: that is a different dynamic, the foreign policy issue was the afghanistan withdrawal, widely panned still and on the worst day of his presidency, i had a chance to ask him if he bears responsibility, he had been saying the buck stops with him and trying to ask about his policy that led up to this deadly day where 13 u.s. servicemembers were killed, he doesn't want to talk about that, he wanted to talk about trump's, right here. >> president biden: i'm askings you a question -- wait a minute, i'm asking you a question, is that accurate to best of your knowledge? [indiscernible] -- do you think that people have issue with pulling out of afghanistan and the way things happened? >> president biden: i think they have an issue that people are likely to get hurt. >> peter: he buried his head into his head to a notebook that only had bad news in it, it shows he is an emotional guy and that benefits people asking for an answer

why did you run away from this house, peter? say correctly, that is, you were forced to work there for a penny. yes, not to love , no, i had to come, but you know the work is so black, well, we see peter that this relationship with your brother did not work out to put it mildly, but you have other relatives who could get a helping hand. i don't have anyone else. yes, or i don’t consider him relatives. that is, i generally have peter. the conclusion is that you don’t have any of your relatives. the window arrived today for your aunt. she thinks you're not hopeless in the studio valentina hello valentina hello do you really think peter needs help? he is a man and i believe that every person can be made into a normal person. well, yes, it went down. yes, something, well things are wrong, someone did not support seven. i did not support there was no one to hold, but peter, as far as i know, is not a nephew to you . do you remember peter's childhood, do you know something of his life, but i remember him as a little boy, because they

however, peter did not often appear, but every time he pulled money from her.committed the crime of robbery and was actually wanted. larisa had no children and she suffered. time is running out of the happiness of motherhood it is becoming more and more elusive, something needs to be done urgently. and suddenly larisa, unexpectedly for herself, fell in love with a colleague of igorkov. was married unrequited feeling tormented draws igor threw a note, but did not receive any answer. her a piece of paper through a hole in his pocket did not enter his head. it just fell off the lining. the message was read by igor's wife and kept silent larisa hid for a while , but she decided not to deviate from her plans and the case once turned up. on that day, she asked burkov to drive her home by car along the road. igor stopped by for a couple of minutes to water the flowers in the mother’s apartment, which she had left for relatives, as the bun beat her heart and asked to rise with igor. i think, as they say, drive up. to smooth out the awkward pause, he sat down at the tab

peter, what did you make of it or yeah, joe was actually quite a, quite a good game. maybe not, not a great game, but a good game. i thought that portugal dominated possession. they moved the ball around quite nicely. they were very entertaining to watch at times. the question in the 1st off, and obviously they will run that. you mentioned by being 10 crew in the 1st 45, which very nearly resulted in a sensational go. but i think that on the balance of play, given the portugal dominated position they did at johnson will kind of feel the balance. right. but i think you're going to walk away from this feeling a little bit on the unlucky side, especially because remember they drew no, no against doctor ria in their 1st game. now they have to win in order to reach the last 16 men. justine like a player on the school board as well, but it was the one that most of us thought it was a full for now. well joe, you know, for those who don't like man, just the united way, they might be a little bit of an i role that it was a bruno from. and if you remember that in the primly the

all of this on his world cup debut, just to mention, so that early momentum from australia did slowly peterut. euro -- shirov -- olivier ze has equaled the all-time world cup record. mark: big remarkable story for him given that he has replaced carrie van zimmer at the last moment. selena: remarkable story. he did not score at the last world cup, but he has always been an integral part of the team, despite what fans say. he is the oldest team member and will be stepping up at this world cup and has shown a clear message this evening equaling that all-time record. now, obviously, france go top of their group. a good start for the reigning champion's. there had obviously been questions of jitters before they had even kicked a ball at this world cup with so many injuries before even heading to qatar, but they have sent a clear message here today, they are already not only contenders, but big favorites in this competition as we go through. could they will become the first team to retain their world cup title since 1962? we will have to wait and see. mark: indeed we will. we know you have to get

peter and i did not eat or drink for a day and lived in wet семией общаются ничего качать своими рукамиroshenko said it was a business. to attack ukrainian critical infrastructure with such force and frequency, analysts believe, in addition, russia's agreement with iran on the purchase of ballistic missile systems indicates about the lack of their own weapons, the situation is similar with the aviation of the invaders, the ukrainian defenders have already destroyed about 300 planes of the attackers to compensate for aviation losses in the next few months, the russians will not be able to have such production capacities, they summarize in the institute without light in kyiv and nine regions during the day there will be planned disconnection of electricity is kyiv, chernihiv, cherkasy, zhytomyr , sumy, kharkiv, poltava, lviv and ivano-frankivsk regions indicated to ukrenergo everything to reduce the load on the graphics network hourly outages can be found on the websites of regional oblenergo and the heads of regional administrations in the company, in the future they call on all ukrainia

. >> that $400,000 for john gibbs did boost him and he beat congressman peter meijer, peter meijer whohing braver than i have seen in terms of most members of congress, in terms of bucking his party to be one of ten republicans to impeach donald trump. when people like you say we are we are all the good republicans, you helped defeat one of them. >> jake, let's be clear, if your point is that i should, in some sort of exercise of defeatism, stop trying to beat republicans in vulnerable seats, we are going to vote for kevin mccarthy, and put jim jordan at the head of the judiciary committee, where they are going to take away your reproductive freedom, pass a national ban on abortion, give you two years of hunter biden and nothing else. -- if your point is that i should roll over, pull a bunch of punches, and make someone in the media feel better because what? because we hope that some of these democrats will be nice to us? how about we elect some people who are actually good on issues like choice, or gun safety, or on supporting leaders who won't support an insurrection, and peter meije

peter atia. >> so we did sort of the million-dollar workup on you.ll, your labs looked fantastic. but we did find a couple of things that are a cause for concern. you have an increased risk of alzheimer's disease. >> hm. how much higher? >> probably somewhere between 8 and 10 times higher than that of someone in the general population. >> yeah, right, okay. i don't know, you're constantly thinking you're going to live forever. especially as a young individual. and then to all of a sudden be told, oh, this may be the thing that might take you out was like, whoa. >> but it's my belief that if we take every step possible, we can reduce your risk to that of anyone else. this is going to motivate you to take steps today that most people your age would never think about until they're in their 50s or 60s. >> sure. sure. i've spent most of my life paying very detailed attention to my health and wellness. but i've never really focused on the health of my brain. this news changes things. >> reporter: after learning about his increased likelihood of developing

peter at the fish, and what did it read? because everyone is talking about the temple and jesu. foot soldiers from the temple, a bulkhead, we are from time to time. with the completion of the koryn horde, privacy has a legend about the fact that an old-timer in the greek architect quantitatively stumbled upon the creation of this kind of order, crying, the basket on the grave died because of the teachings of being himself, there would be such an allusion that this is a mind basket with elements of cells. which from there, uh, acted and became the prototype of the troops of such a hallway of the architectural form of the yakorinsky ord, the jesuits gave a few pennies for a bonfire, not funny, the road organ and the steel baths were all all -metal care forged faiths. in the image of the internal weakening, the altar of salk is carved out of wood, the ensemble dug out looks like a three-tiered composition with columns of niches and pilasters, a distant kia one and a half witches of the facade crowning the composition of gloria which symbolizes the pie of good over evil and adjustin

petersburg peter and why the son of peter i did not inherit the throne at dawn expected that his son,hrow out all his hatred in his face. how to raise a future ruler the secrets of education from anna ivanovna and elizabeth petrovna are dedicated to these queens in new series of the empire cycle, delighted, elizabeth rushed to kiss her nephew, she was not embarrassed that the interests of success, the heir , were only fortification and military affairs. anna ioannovna. she won the throne through cunning intrigues. she established a secret correspondence with the moscow nobility. babies had to be hidden in front. the empress had a strange passion for shooting birds. anna shot at her decisions were surprisingly well-aimed and far-sighted. she restored the work of the senate, strengthened the army, a counterweight, the old preobrazhensky and semyonovsky guards regiments formed two new izmailovsky and horse guards elizaveta petrovna, the empress, cheerful and enlightened , opened moscow university for a long time and discussed in detail on the charter of the new educational institution. w

her the desire to act and made her remember that she was the daughter of peter the great and her duty to continue what her father dide to complete peter and sought to give russia's most advanced education system. he introduced the so-called educational service for the nobility. all children of the upper classes of the empire had to be taught to read and write arithmetic and geometry . a digital school worked in moscow. it is also navigation, the first russian educational institution for the training of naval officers with the teaching of the exact sciences, as well as the hospital school, where they taught surgical anatomy, physiology and pharmacology of diplomats and officials, prepared the slavic greek-latin academy, where they studied foreign languages, including including latin greek philosophy theology territory. with his death, peter the great established the russian academy of sciences, which invited foreign scientists. there were no russians yet, and the regulations indicated that every professor and academician was obliged to have two students from russian students in his studies. however, educational insti

can national peter that ah ah ah, just nation. he did up at least of meet his own. i knew it's enough for the condition and, you know, kind of as a kiss through us was in high school. there are years, but he is new to the new for look at when you asked me about the year of school and you've soon us forgot that there was a future. can we learn to live to minutes you can talk to the nearest williams the the, the way in the in the jennifer littlewood by talker mogley teacher will are going on a concert them with his blip for william. she's done to the doctor that you should come. we will come. the lights come set up there. ah, but don't come to us. no, my, my soldier, ye shall always, you know, got on your mac bye. at the moon. she tells me his name was my uncle. but he needs some platinum di is closer. ah, no picket come south by that artist. but as many law dashing in north got the leach . so please get lots of good order in, you know, what's up not watching on his fragment that i knew at the better gospel. she thought said the gosh, the total he had a smaller guide

truth is, amazing scientists in the hermitage discovered seeds on the lining of the caftan of peter i, but they didwhat kind of plant this name turned out to be alfalfa and tarsal. and even going to sow them. that is, it's like peter was walking somewhere and found or ate. hey don't know. yeah well, uh the study of such artifacts is, of course, not a quick matter, yes, but now let's find out if there is any benefit to refuse instant cooking. uh, confirm that everything that is quickly harmful is learned from our dryer experts. good morning. i am ekaterina an expert on healthy eating, and the myths around pp breakfast and let's talk about breakfast. this is the most important meal of the day, and it should be right and healthy, but the usual oatmeal and a cup of coffee raises doubts and even disputes about who is right. and where is the myth, let's sort out the myth number one porridge fast food is as useful as the usual one, the composition of some cereals in bags mislead debtors about the content of vitamins and minerals in the product. but is it true, most of the biologically active substances of

well, peter did this only after he annexed iceland, uh, livonia and ingrianland.orders already extended to the pacific ocean. well, peter decided to be like in europe. although holy russia was bad, in addition, russia was not like those european empires that were really colonial empires, the meaning, which was to pump resources from the colony to the metropolis. uh, russia, if you want, has always been an anti-empire, because it pumped itself out for the sake of supposedly being colonies and uh, unfortunately, about that they don’t remember well, but it’s worth reminding about it on the eve of the day of national unity that this was not an empire. it was really new in the world history of a new community of unity in diversity, nothing has ever been and never will be in the western world, but on november 2, 2022, sergei shoigu e, took part in a joint meeting of the collegium of the military departments of russia and belarus and spoke with in my opinion a very important statement regarding the change in nato military strategy listen clearly that the current situatio

force us to listen, watch and have fun, as they say and live according to their patterns, but peter before they didtly, that is, there was no such public. well , let's just say that it doesn't give a damn about the opinion of everyone else, and the frank message is not inundated with anything. if the same levi let's speak frankly, yes, and kissinger and very many, uh, said. well, what needs to be destroyed? yes, and churchill spoke out. what is the sin to conceal about the fact that russia should be destroyed, yes, but it was not so cynical when dealing with nazism. yes, as an ideology, that is, nazism is the superiority of one race over another, or specifically it is necessary once. which must be destroyed. in any case, not just the state is destroyed, the race must be destroyed. here we see a curious moment that the forty- fifth year has passed about him in the west. ultimately forgotten. let's face it, they're called facts, there's nothing holding them back. they completely restored what was before the forty-fifth year, and this one is a colonialism of the direct sense of the british sense. if y

peter, how long did the two actually meet for this morning?d a half hours at a resort nearby here in bali, sandra, the chinese have been playing by their own rules for the last several decades, president biden says he left the meeting with xi under the impression that there are now some things the chinese are going to want to try to play by president biden's rules on. >> didn't find more confrontational, but the way he's always been, direct and straightforward and willing to compromise on various issues, yes. i think he understands that -- >> we also know when president biden told xi the u.s. has a problem with how aggressive china is towards taiwan, xi did not lay out reasons he thinks taiwan should be invaded. how we know that. >> we were candid and clear with one another across the board. and i do not think there's any imminent attempt on the part of china to invade taiwan. >> with the exception of an agreement with nuclear war should be avoided, it sounds like these two were talking at each other and not to each other. listing things the o

way, he spent almost a year under investigation, but they did not prove anything. suspect we are in a clearing, where in 2008 i from sosnov petern killed our girlfriends. where exactly did this happen? behind those bushes. notice the suspect indicated the direction. we are the right direction. but what if the girls were buried much later then the question arises, where were they? and what then, along the partisan paths to poland , they came with us, they went to kill us in front of our eyes. and what is the matter here, in general, personal, he then spun love with peter's mother, but he knew all the friends of his stepson well. themis looks like it was stolen in 2008, without looking at the faces for me to enter the truth is more important. the girls left the beach at 7:30. i stayed from sosnov. i quarreled with romanova, and she and the milanese went home without waiting for us, i stayed, sleeping peter and katya mokhova to know. well, not yet tired of such reading. no thanks, by the way, you are right on time. you showed us all the cases of disappeared people with all your attention. yes, all that were. in golubev's productio

emperor peter iii ascended the throne, a holstein prince who did not like russia and he himself could not be tolerated, not even in the army. and this meant that the empire was expecting a new shock. hello, in the program, there are many peoples about the most notable events of this day. motherland, one anniversary of the blow to the turmoil, is a holiday of a huge country in which everyone is different, but everyone is united. the lessons of a real clash with the nazis was inevitably the west’s attempts to destroy russia doomed vladimir putin’s statement we don’t abandon our own, but the restoration of donbass and about helping the families of the mobilized big talk of the president with volunteers. the views of heroes new portraits on the streets of our cities new stories of feats examples of courage that are important to know people's convoy new cars for the fighters of donbass money raised by the whole country invaluable help for the front. another petropavlovka, one of the symbols of st. petersburg, was magically transformed by technology, such a fortress will wake up for another

we are playing this, and on the one hand it is amusing, as peter and anna ivanovna did.we share our feeling and get ourselves out here. the intonations, these feelings that our ancestors nurtured from here, from the kunstkamera you can see a lot of showcases represent the peoples of the north and the far east, a group of finno-ugric peoples of the turks and slavs. these are 23 original costumes from the funds. kunstkameras, for example, are more unique than ever before. exhibited items spectacular shaman costume. luxurious kazakh women's headdress. chuvash pectoral ornaments amulet from coins of scales of the 16th century of the era of ivan the terrible, the second part of the exposition is occupied by imperial gifts, these are gifts to russian rulers. the hall is the core of the new exposition. kunstkamera, exhibition imperial hall. multinational russia is already available to all museum visitors. the best thing for today is beyond the limits of the legs of a mother of many children weighs 120 kg, even so to speak, speechless, uh, is taken away for everything in shock,

building of the late 17th century in our area is known, it is more like the house of peter the russian tsar , of course, did it. he just lived here for about a month during the northern war. now in this building there is a museum, although it tells you that it is not about peter and not even about the northern war. there are many versions about why the locals associate this nice building with peter the first, whether he really lived here, or just came to visit, no matter how the name was fixed, although this house no longer connects with the russian tsar before the revolution. the richest banker lived here. polotsk barkan, let's give it its due, the taste of mr. barkal and the chalk is good, then, according to the tradition of soviet times, various institutions entered and left, mostly cultural, either a school or a library at the end of the twenty-first century. a museum was opened here, a museum, or rather, a stationary exhibition, a walk along nizhnyaya pokrovskaya, that is, popov, this museum, all tourists, all guests of our cities, yes, and the executioner themselves and may be in the city at the begin

i did of is peter role, and i'll thank you so much for joining me in the studio and breaking all that down . could be with the us state of arizona in the south west of the united states is home to one of the most watched contests in this election. the republican candidate for governor has echoed former president. donald trump's claims that the 2020 election was stolen despite official investigations and court challenges. finding them to be baseless. we're going to go to our correspondent in phoenix in just a moment, but 1st, let's take a closer look. i carry lake meat, carrie lake, the former fox news tv host, who's becoming the new figure, head of trump, make america great. again, republicans the main calling card. this is called joe biden, and illegitimate crisis was that mean he lost the election initial be in the white house. we had a corrupt election. it was that promotion of the big steel lie about the 2020 presidential election that drew from support. and his seal of approval was what she needed to go from regional celebrity to republican candidate for arizona, governor. he is

let's get more insight by welcoming dr peter chin hong did the nine year an infectious disease expert at ucsf. thank you for being with us. my pleasure, gasia. thanks for having me on course, of course, before we get to this new vaccine what's happening with rsv numbers here in the bay area? well, what we're seeing is two things. first of all, a lot of hospitalizations and pediatric wards in the bay area in san francisco in the south bay all over and then the second thing is an unprecedented number of kids going into pd pediatrician's offices were just arrested or e viruses. um some people are seeing like 50 people a day or kids a day and in offices, so it's really kind of breaking the bank breaking the capacity right now. it's kind of a summertime help parents know the difference between what their little one has, if it's a cold, or if it's rsv. i just spoke with one parent, a dear friend who's little one has it, she says. they're getting like that crew p cough that seal barking sort of sound, which, unfortunately, so many parents know yes. so i would look for two things. really i me

aristocrats 18th century think only with surprise learned from karamzin's essay that russia did not begin under peter the great from 900 years ago, meanwhile the sovereign decides that pushkin should be sent to the pskov estate of his parents and kept there under supervision. pushkin arrives in mikhailovskaya where he is met by his parents, sister, brother and nanny arin rodionovna, they entrust pushkin with his father, when the son knows about this, a scene takes place between them. my father ran out of the office screaming. he wanted to kill me, then the father officially refused to follow his son. pushkin is placed under a double supervision, the police and the ecclesiastical, he is watched over by the two most important institutions, the gendarmerie, and, in general, they are valued for speaking poetry. he was kept in disgrace for 6 years and was not allowed to visit his friends in the literary world in the capital, of course, but by the way , they took poetry very seriously, what they said from the point of view of conducting. it may even be good for 6 years in the south in mikhailovsky pushkin

peter morgan, it's created and he did the queen, i suppose film has said that sometimes you have to do that accuracy. but you should never the truth since the very beginning. although the earlier episode to clarify when player, when she played the queen the way my opinion thomas balanced, he has been buried cavalier with the cruise. it his aim, an anti monarchist cracked. unfortunately. no. is that what you think it is mister fitz williams, is the person writing this behind this season? is someone who actually would like to see their not be a monarchy in the u. k. effectively? yes, i mean he would deny that. he said that this was his loved letter to the queen. you say it's got very, very poisoned n his to it because he has in the past compared the monarchy to a mutating virus. yes, no question. the production values are remarkable unless some, some performance is particularly elizabeth to vicki as a very unstable diana. but he sees the crown of poison callison. he sees the royal family around them on as sufferers and victims, and some of them unquestionably, for example, jonathan price

>> look, i think it's hypocrisy, i find it infuriating what democrats did to peter meijer, stood up tot urgent it's existential. >> the absurdity. >> yes. biden is saying economy is going to be the top issue, always. abortion and crime, they're playing to their base. they're trying to play to the base to make sure they have adequate turn out. but biden, particularly in the wake of paul pelosi, the danger is not in taking the threats to democracy too seriously, it's taking it too lightly because it is existential. as citizens of self-governing republican we have to look at that. >> we have tim ryan running for ohio next hour. we had elissa slotkin on earlier in the week. we'll ask him if he thinks biden made a mistake not leading with the economy last night. you think tim ryan is an effective messenger on this. why and what is the rest of the party missing? >> tim ryan is the best on economic issues in the democratic party right now. >> it's the prototypical candidate, democrat or republican. >> yes. he's running country over party. he's running pro worker, antichina and focused on midd

candidate, and they were right, it was easier to beat him that it was going to be to beat peter meyer and they dids if your party and your president is closing out the campaign on the need to protect democracy, and you are spending dollars on election deniers, that's a discordant note. >> and it could have backfired. democrats are lucky fat their scheme to do this, did end up paying off, you see the results across the map in a number of races, but listen, it was also ultimately republican voters who were drawn to these different candidates, because they were trump candidates, they were election deniers but again, this is another way that democrats were savvy this go around, in picking their spots and spending money in these different races, and assessing correctly, that voters wanted sort of moderate candidates. they didn't want election deniers, they didn't want extreme maga candidates. >> is we are trying to sit here tonight and dive deep into what is really happening inside the republicans mind right now, we only have to wait a few days because down in florida on tuesday, the republican governo

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where did he appear and republican aside from being peter teal guy. that got him there. herschel walker. mitch mcconnell what per -- prefer to have someone else that. a trump influence is -- it did not do the party leadership any favors. sewell: peter tail -- teal is one for two. let's focus on the governor races. republicans easily one and kept power in texas and florida. texas where i am, i would know better or work one fewer counties then democrats one the last five federal elections. hundred million dollars went to that campaign. compared to a more obscure and not well-funded democrat four years ago. yet, better looks too lost by around 10 points. georgia, brian kemp once again defeated stacey abrams. the governors race in arizona, nevada and oregon are too close to call. democrats held onto governors mansion in kansas, maine, michigan, new york, new mexico and wisconsin. rob: on the governors races did your party for sure? rob: i would say it was a push. what i think is the governor is a serious job. you can run for congress and figured. you can sort of fake it as a

did i say that right? peter: that's right. kristen: how bad is it right now? peter: it's bad across the country. orange county issued an emergency, you know, state of alert yesterday, and what it means is that they just want to be flexible and take care of kids. it's meant for adults with flex ability of staff. at ucsf, we have seen three to four times the amount of rsv in the last few weeks so it's really hot in the outpatient setting. kristen: luck, with -- look, with so much going around, how can parents or people tell what they were their kids -- or their kids have? what is it, when what i need to go to the hospital? peter: it's really tough without a test. right now, we have pcr tests for all three but we cannot do the testing at home apart from covid antigen tests. if you are worried about what you have, it's really important to go and get diagnosed because even an adult, if you know you have flu, you can get early therapy. if you get covid of course, for some folks, particularly older, you can get paxlovid. if you don't have that and you have rsv or you

well, the washington post's book as a standalone section is back john williams did this occur? hi, peter, thanks for having here. this occurred just a few weeks ago, the last sunday in september, the first sunday that we were back in print. what was the reasoning? well, the reasoning, i think, was that the readers missed it. it had folded in 2009 as a separate section, although the papers obviously continued to cover books. and i think that it was a rare bit of good news in the book coverage world. the newspaper which since the basically the turn the millennium has been a story of contraction mostly at most papers. so the paper decided to support, relaunch and to get at books a variety of ways and hopefully both educate and entertain readers. well, literary world are the new editor, but you're not. washington post, longtime employee. is that correct? i am not. they brought me over from the new york times where i had been for 11 years on the books desk there, which i greatly enjoyed and loved. my colleagues there. but this was just such an exciting opportunity, kitty, to like i said, i th

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our sweet dear peter doocy pointed out, they did. so they're afraid of what they supported?o the -- if it's not my way, i'm taking my ball and going home. >> martha: you both make great points. the problem that we've had this deterioration and throwing doubt on the whole system from both sides for a really long time. can any -- can anybody forget how long that hillary clinton said trump was illegitimate and he knows it? here's what she's saying now about this. watch this. >> i know we're all focussed on the 2022 mid-term elections. they are incredibly important. but we also have to look ahead. right wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election. they're not making a secret of it. >> martha: what is she doing? >> no idea. it's the same thing the president did last night. the maga extremist as you mentioned, which is just people that believe in the trump form of republicanism. people like trump's policies. you can make your decision on trump. i have a more positive view. there's a stigma now to challenging election. it changed. if there'

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did he even appear in the republican scene besides being the peter teal guy? in herschel walker, god only knows mitch mcconnell would have rather had someone else there. the trump influence, this cycle certainly did not do the party leadership any favors. >> peter teal is one for two in the moves he made. its focus a little on the governors races. republicans easily won and cap power in texas and in florida. in texas where i am, i would note beto o'rourke won fewer counties than the democrats have in the last five federal elections. $100 million to the campaign compared to his more obscure and not well-funded democratic 24 years ago. and yet he looks to have lost by around 10 points. in georgia, brian kemp once again defeated stacey abrams. the governors races in arizona, nevada and oregon are too close to call and of course democrats held onto governors neches in kansas, maine, michigan, new york, new mexico, pennsylvania and wisconsin. on the governors races, did your party fall short? >> i would say it was a push honestly. but i think is that governor is a s