peter bag for negotiations. all sophia's associates go over to the side of peter for the first time in her life. peterblem into victory, he chickened out, but in the end he came out the winner, just like one lesson of peter i is the ability to turn defeat into victory, a quality necessary for any leader. at the end of september, sophia lost the confrontation. peter, by special order, ordered her to voluntarily leave the kremlin and retire to novodevichy in the monastery. on october 16, peter entered the capital along the entire route of his journey , they stood along the road, sagittarius kneeling and laying their heads on the chopping blocks. they begged the king for mercy by christ god. let him declare mercy to them, as mercy peter wished to be merciful just, he wished that his loved earthly history, and whose ruler only loves, but does not last long without being afraid, one can hardly recall examples of the long-term and successful rule of those people who were not at all afraid. peter is a tsar by vocation, but he does not want to rule yet . for 5 years, russia has been ruled by his mother nataly

we rehearse, unlike peter usually, no, peter peter in a nutshell. uh, peter moscow yet.when there were clubs, this was aesthetics. this is some kind of strategy and so on, and our plowed, damn it, ours we have a very difficult city, so that we would just come out like that and here is bams and now everyone has been carried on their hands. no, well, here's the fuck. and when they saw that here, but the guys are working, as it were, then it’s already easier. yes, you are already going out and it went and chopped there. well, this is relatively speaking, we

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peter peter when he tries his son we are talking about the play christ and the antichrist of merezhkovsky directed by boris lutsenko is not up to us ah. and finally, it was a role in the stage version. films of the famous film by ingmar bergman, strawberry meadow, where slava played this uh, the main main role was a very touching production , and especially, of course it's great. the casting finale was invented by the director, when all the characters of his life line up, as for a collective photo. this was the final stage setting for this performance. and slava would come and sit in the center. and just like that , the show ended. applause of course, no one bowed there like this applause sounded for a long, long time in this collective photo, in the center of which was a wonderful artist. we all listen to people 's artist of the soviet union well, famusov was in woe from wit and was in the play of the same name, here we had a small conflict with slava. look war and peace tolstoy love natasha andrey there throwing pierre bezrukov but this is all against the backdrop of the great patriotic war wars of 1812. great film gone with the wind scarlett red butler but against the backdrop of the civil war, remember even vysotsky's song on the table deck of the lord marked deck you replaced it count when you drank water, and what refrain, and at that time bonaparte crossed the border. here, as i see it, any local, significant history must necessarily have some kind of historical background , preferably tragic in a panic from my point of view, it was all written out very worthily, but at that time suvorov was already storming warsaw in a few months this king throws off the crown ceases to be king. and in general, the great commonwealth remained to exist for several months. so i wrote a review ordered to me in a scale magazine for this performance, where i praised everyone, but said that this hmm historical tragic background is not enough to somehow highlight this, in general, a local story, but the glory, accustomed to the fact that he is always only praised and, probably, a little twisted by someone in the theater. well, volodya did not care about the performance. i briefly told him reminded. here is what i just said to you and finished. i say the words tell me, but what is not true in my review? he was so silent as he says. no, no, it's all true. subway have you seen such weather, in general it seems, everything tasty, right? nothing, what is it? herring at last the performance before sunset was beautiful , again, acting work. do i agree to marry inkin peterso live with her in joy and in sorrow until death separates me, as i agree now i want to take and crush. you are my happiness, you are my lord good, how good it is to live in the world. oh my god. and with the performance, i had to hear somewhere to go on tour, yankovsky literally came from his hospital bed and went on tour. with this show. just like in a hospital bed. he somehow went to the opening of the film festival, falling leaves in the same way from a hospital bed. i came to shoot in karelia in shchors. in my series, the damn cozy house. it was november 10, 1994. well, i don’t know, if they stopped by the house in their house in minsk after the borovlyans, then, probably, very briefly. or maybe, i don’t remember anymore, maybe they came straight from the hospital, they came straight to me to shoot. i saw him. he was thin, pale with a kind of yellowish-matte skin color , haggard. but i realized that i had done the right thing. i knew it was the best. healing an actor is a role to

peter, peter match. but now peter, peter is ten— match. but now peter, peter is wew-ne— match. ore the new footage and is considering it. more than the new footage and is considering it . more than 10,000 considering it. more than 10,000 peepte— considering it. more than 10,000 peepte nave— considering it. more than 10,000 people have been— considering it. more than 10,000 people have been detected eresstng— people have been detected crossing the _ people have been detected crossing the english channel in smatt— crossing the english channel in snatt teats— crossing the english channel in small boats so— crossing the english channel in small boats so far— crossing the english channel in small boats so far this year. nene— small boats so far this year. home office— small boats so far this year. home office figures have eenttrnet— home office figures have confirmed crossings have teaset— confirmed crossings have increased _of - confirmed crossings have - increased _of - recent increased because of the recent geet— increased because of the recent geet weatten— increased because of t

peter— against time. 0k, peter, thank you so much. peter. peter bowes, our north america correspondent. here, mps have voted overwhelmingly to approve a report which found that former british prime minister borisjohnson deliberately misled parliament over lockdown—breaking parties during covid. for more than five hours, mps debated the report — which recommended a 90—day suspension for mrjohnson if he was still an mp, and found that he repeatedly lied to parliament about what he knew about the lockdown gatherings. this was the moment when the result of the vote was announced in the house of commons. the ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, seven. who are you? the ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, seven. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. unlock! 0ur politics correspondent rob watson has this analysis of the events in parliament. borisjohnson's parliamentary downfall and disgrace is now complete, with the overwhelming majority of mps who bothered to turn up and vote agreeing with the report — the damning report that bor

petersburg underground we rehearse, unlike peter , and there, as a rule, no, peter peter, in a nutshell. e, peter moscow and here. so when there was a laboratory when clubs were aesthetics, it was some kind of strategy, and so on , and ours plowed, damn it, ours we have a very difficult city here, so that just like that, it came out and now bams and now everyone is carried on their hands. no, well, here's to plow. and when they saw that the guys were working like this , then it was already easier. yes, you are already out and gone there. well, this is relatively speaking, we are so , you know, the successors to make danila the master, which the stone flower did. here it is necessary to do it beautifully so that the mistresses of the copper mountain will like it. here in the urals after all this is such a city of masters, yekaterinburg this is a working city, this is an enterprise, and therefore you need to do well, because a how many years have passed since you started everything together. you are still almost at school, in general, the seventy-sixth year. and here to well for me is not

. >> brian: peter doocy joins us. peter. >> petering from jonathan turley that donald trump can run on platform of pardoning himself. maybe he will, maybe he won't. for now, he just sounds mad. >> it is election interference at the highest level. never been anything like this happen, i'm an innocent man and person thchl is war fare for the law and we can't let it happen. our country is going to hell and they come after donald trump weaponizing the justice department, weaponizing the fbi. >> peter: isn't publicly saying anything about this, only reason we know about the summons, trump told us potential charges include one count under the espionage act, falsification of records and conspiracy and false statements. nothing about possessing classified material, which makes this different from the biden and pence cases. it is not having this information, it is what you are doing with it. first draft of trump defense sounds like this. >> there is no reason in god's green earth that anyone should trust the information bubbling up from the s

our correspondence there peter bowes. peter, thank you very much.f the titan sub that imploded near the wreck of the titanic this week. according to e—mails seen by the bbc, the boss of the company that operated the trip repeatedly dismissed concerns over the craft�*s safety. deep sea specialist rob mccallum told oceangate ceo stockton rush that clients could be at risk and he urged him to stop using the sub until it had been classified by an independent body. in an e—mail sent in 2018, maccallum warned rush that: stockton rush replied: earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke to our correspondent carl nasman, who's on the scene in boston. first of all, the us and canada have announced they are launching investigations into what happened, tell us more about what they will be examining. earlier of course we heard from relatives of one of the people that was on that vessel, hamish harding, they have been calling for a full investigation into this incident, it looks like they will be getting two. on the us aside, confirming to bbc news the us nation

peter, for you, not tn .teoet— of others. peter, for you, not tn .teoet to — of others. peterember blair constantly having his-taken beside- remember blair constantly having his taken beside troops his picture taken beside troops whenever every— his picture taken beside troops whenever every opportunity he coutt— whenever every opportunity he coum wnen— whenever every opportunity he could when he— whenever every opportunity he could when he was all his euppoeet— could when he was all his supposed domestic reforms, tough on ont— supposed domestic reforms, tough on crime and education, etucotton— on crime and education, education, education, flop , education, education, flop, flop— education, education, flop, top. top. — education, education, flop, flop, flop. and— education, education, flop, flop, flop. and of course, the tnntgrotton— flop, flop. and of course, the immigration policy which he was pureumg— immigration policy which he was pureumg. vou— immigration policy which he was pursuing. you don't need to sell me on tonn— pursuing. you don't need to sell me on dpp unpopular.

said. _ government at the moment because, as peter said, they are relying heavily on higher— peter on higher interest rates trickling through— on higher interest rates trickling through the economy to have the desired _ through the economy to have the desired impact on bringing down inflation — desired impact on bringing down inflation. that was one of rishi sunak's— inflation. that was one of rishi sunak's five pledges he made at the beginning _ sunak's five pledges he made at the beginning of the year, to have inflation — beginning of the year, to have inflation from around 10% in january to about _ inflation from around 10% in january to about 5% — inflation from around 10% in january to about 5% at the end of the year. that is— to about 5% at the end of the year. that is clearly looking much more tricky _ that is clearly looking much more tricky for— that is clearly looking much more tricky for him, but it is something the government are committed to. if the government are committed to. inflation the government are committed to. if inflation continues to be stuck, could we see m

peter maguire s-ieakin central banker. peter maguire speaking to — central banker. peter maguire speaking to me _ central banker. banker. peter maguire speaking to me a little - speaking to me a little earlier. let's stay with australia because a senate hearing is now under way in canberra, and it involves one of the world's big four audit and advice companies, price waterhouse coopers, also known as pwc. that's because a former partner who had been consulting with the federal government on new tax laws she had a confidential draft with colleagues in a bid to drum up business around about. the company's acting chief compa ny�*s acting chief executive company's acting chief executive has publicly apologised and has named more than 60 staffers involved but there are claims that not everyone may have known about the confidentiality breach. let's bring on our corresponding phil mercer, who has been monitoring the story for us. the senate hearing is now under way but there seems to be some confusion over exactly what happened. can you just talk us through it?- just talk us through it? well, these are _ just talk us t

yes, but he already has so much behind him. to stay in history, i know to become the new peter, peter, we will not touch it. i know the situation in other regions there, the kursk problem, syria. yes, but to become such a successful peacemaker. i think that yes, it is for there is a way to remain in history p maximum let's finish the elections then, what is your vision of the old new erdogan and what new prospects does it open up for ukraine or problems do you know you asked about the fact that it was unexpected that erdogan was actually elected for i personally was surprised by the first round. i could not have predicted that the different social services painted completely different pictures, but when we looked at the actual schedule of who voted for whom and when we learned that the most vulnerable sections of the turkish population voted for erdogan, people who suffered from earthquakes voted for erdogan big business, which to a greater extent, by the way , grew and became a big business since erdogan voted for him, the question has ceased to be relevant as regards what expectatio

peter, that's peter bleksley. we're- g 1 peter, that's peter bleksley. t didn't know what was going to-didn't-if that. to happen. i didn't know if that ves-ene— to happen. i didn't know if that ves-ene ei— to happen. i didn't know if that was-end of it,— to happen. i didn't know if that was-end of it, if— to happen. i didn't know if that was-end of it, if it- to happen. i didn't know if that was end of it, if it was was the end of it, if it was engeing— was the end of it, if it was engeing er— was the end of it, if it was ongoing or what. '1“w: was the end of it, if it was ongoing or what.1“w: ongoing or what. and kane, you saw the knife. they they retrieved a knife from the van. you told earlier it was the you told us earlier it was the size a paper. yeah i'm size of a for paper. yeah i'm looking back now. it- looking back now. it was even bigger— looking back now. it was even nigger-inn. — looking back now. it was even nigger-inn. ii- looking back now. it was even bigger that. it was. it was bigger than that. it was. it was a massive blade— bigger than

good evening, peter . ht— from peter. good evening, peter . at met,— from peter. 10 during lockdown in is teats— number 10 during lockdown in is teats rehhseh— number 10 during lockdown in is boris johnson really being ahhshet— boris johnson really being punished for— boris johnson really being punished for brexit? that's eeatahhty— punished for brexit? that's certainly the— punished for brexit? that's certainly the view of the government's- certainly the view of the government's former chief brexit heeethatea:— government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord _ government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord david frost, the— negotiator, lord david frost, the thttte— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in the telegraph thhs— who writing in the telegraph thhs teet— who writing in the telegraph this week says,— who writing in the telegraph this week says, and i quote, teats— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson was never forgiven for boris johnson was never forg

good evening, peter . ht— from peter. good evening, peter . at met,— from peter. er 10 during lockdown in is teats— number 10 during lockdown in is teats rehhseh— number 10 during lockdown in is boris johnson really being ahhshet— boris johnson really being punished for— boris johnson really being punished for brexit? that's eeatahhty— punished for brexit? that's certainly the— punished for brexit? that's certainly the view of the government's- certainly the view of the government's former chief brexit heeethatea:— government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord _ government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord david frost, the— negotiator, lord david frost, the thttte— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in the telegraph thhs— who writing in the telegraph thhs teet— who writing in the telegraph this week says,— who writing in the telegraph this week says, and i quote, teats— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson was never forgiven for boris johnson was never fo

club radio operator there , talk to the boss, he plays music there at their dances, peter, his name is aga peter peter good. you are my good my face is good. come in. leonid where are you great listen, what's going on keep on the door was drones just cut off my walkie-talkie. i went to the body of that myamlid something indistinct, but i need a car right away to you, you need my help. no, everything is fine. they released me in a different way and it could not be. listen, about the sawmill, it's cleared up. so i don't really know what to do. come on, sit down. lyonya i'm to you. actually, this is the question on which i received a signal from the clearing, our forest, someone is carrying to the left. would you look there he conducted, so to speak, reconnaissance of the battle. we found out on the spot what was what. hello hello great match. and this is where this one comes from, but how long did he come? no , i'm a journalist from the city. yes, katya, my name is daughter. petrovna it's very nice now just a second a second and in dota petrovna is a journalist. from what magazine? i'm not from a magazi

peter, dare i say it that perhaps there _ negotiators. peter, dare i say it that perhaps there was - negotiators. peter man to save mankind from al but lo and behold, it happened and twice the president praised his leadership in this area and said over to you, britain, for the global summit on al regulation. a win or something that will have everyone at the foreign office sweating? probably both. i think it is an achievement. there was a heavy briefing from number ten in advance that this was one of rishi sunak�*s main objectives. i think it is impressive that he has got president biden officially endorsing the idea of uk leadership and that there will be a global summit on al in the uk later this year. there was talk of the japanese doing something later this year, but there it is, the united states saying they want the uk to play that role. i think it is very convenient for the prime minister because here we are outside the european union and out single market, seeking a global role. global britain is a slogan that i think has been patched, but here's something that is important which everyone is bot

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peter, thank you _ correspondent, peter spencer. petere whole saga doesit think that this whole whole saga does it does dig a hole in the hegemony of the scot nats. well of course it was probably the failure of the labour party in scotland which gave the snp the foothold to begin with . so if foothold to begin with. so if they can reassert 3 trrtg t so if they can reassert themselves freere— they can reassert themselves were free — they can reassert themselves there then then— they can reassert themselves there then then that's really efefw— there then then that's really eeefw ee— there then then that's really eeefw ef— there then then that's really again one of the reasons why ffew— again one of the reasons why ffew feef— again one of the reasons why they lost ground— again one of the reasons why they lost ground as well. these eefre— they lost ground as well. these eefre wefee— they lost ground as well. these extra votes they— they lost ground as well. these extra votes they could potentially _ extra votes they could potentially in an e

peter. >> peter: officials are telling us they don't get why it is a big deal to send migrants to a sanctuary city, including the one in this video, they are signing waivers giving written consent to fill up two planes bound for california. gavin newsom is furious. he tweeted, ron desantis, you small, pathetic man, this is not martha's vineyard and attached kidnapping statute. pushback is pointing out mayors like el paso in denver have relocated migrants in the past, as well. it is not a republican talking point to say there are issues, it is a democratic one, too. r.f.k. is hitting president biden on the left tweeting, look with video at 2 a.m. this morning, i visited the border outside of yuma. you have to see it with your own eyes. hashtag, kennedy 2024. white house dispute things are that bad and want credit for a job well done. speak to is what we have seen the past couple weeks since title 42 has been lifted. we've seen legal migration go down significantly and that is because of the plan this president put forward. >> peter: nothing on president biden's schedule today, just lunch with vice president harris. >> steve: live report north lawn. >> ainsley: i'm getting notes on my phone, we're going to carley. moms are worried about the air quality in new york and schools are saying recess will be inside in the gyms today. >> steve: perfect segue. >> brian: we don't have gym today. >> carley: i will pick up there. recess favorite. bombardment favorite game, dodge ball. fox weather wildfire alert. live look at new york city, thick smoke from the wildfires burning across canada is clogging the skies and expected to stick around for a few more days. 17 states issuing air quality alerts. the cities with the worst air quality, harrisburg, pennsylvania is the worst, followed by rolling meadows, delaware. important alert for residents there. ford recalling suv's and trucks because engines could leak and catch fire. this applies to 2020-2023 ford escapes, ford mavericks and 2021 through 2023 lincoln corsaires, they a

peter singer. _ earlier stage. a final thought, peter singer. people - earlier stage. a final thought, peter singer. ated by your thoughts on all sorts of different things, and i want to ask you about the rise in the power of artificial intelligence. because, again, it seems to me philosophically gets into areas of rights and relationships with us, the human species. there is talk now of intelligent machines acquiring a degree of intellectual autonomy, in a sense, a form of consciousness. can you imagine a time when you are not only fighting for the rights of animals, but for the rights of animals, but for the rights of animals, but for the rights of intelligent machines? yes, i can. rights of intelligent machines? yes, ican. i rights of intelligent machines? yes, i can. i certainly think it is possible at some stage that we will have conscious machines, machines with desires perhaps, machines are can suffer or enjoy their existence, and if that happens, and i think they will also have rights, and we will need to treat them better than we are treating animals today, because we still haven't given the

>> peter: if that turns out to be true, that will be a very big story. >> steve: joont. >> brian: thanks, peter. >> steve: you will be reporting on it for month from there. >> peterif it's not true, we probably won't hear anything with it after today. >> ainsley: an exchange of money for baby-sitting because i understand your dad took care of your child this weekend? >> steve: and grandma. >> peter: she was great. grandma and grandpa and she was very well behaved on her best behavior. >> steve: made her first trip on a jet airplane. >> peter: we were preparing an apology for everybody else that was sitting around us but she was fine. she was good. pretty much slept the whole time. >> ainsley: if you are watching and a baby cries on the plane, please have grace for that family because. >> peter: there was baby crying a few rows back and we were looking around reassuring it's not ours. it's not us. >> steve: all right, peter. thank you very much for the live report from the white house. >> brian: from your aunt's question the question is we are never going to find out it's not true if you don't investigate. they walked in there and filled out the 1023 three years a

now, if, as you said, peter, we get— now, if, as you said, peter, we get-a— now, if, as you said, peter should it be a thing? it, peter? i think thing? should it, peter? i think it should. it's inflation.- hi] : e jitieti”? ithink it should. it's inflation. wages are it should. it's inflation. wages ore-donn— it should. it's inflation. wages are-growthlthink- are 2.5% growth. i think it stood— are 2.5% growth. i think it enodtd te— are 2.5% growth. i think it should be honoured because first of should be honoured because first ot-o— should be honoured because first ot-o donne— should be honoured because first of-a promise. and- should be honoured because first of a promise. and when of all, it's a promise. and when doenente— of all, it's a promise. and when governments make— of all, it's a promise. and when governments make promises, they enodtd— governments make promises, they enodtd-tnen.— governments make promises, they should them. secondly it's should keep them. secondly it's a should keep them. secondly it's o ntontee— should keep them. secondly it's o nontee to— should keep them.

peter. more emotive. this man. peter. ioion— more emotive. this man. peter. peter wallace _ more emotive. this man. peter. his atrocity in a in o gioygnonno in— committed this atrocity in a in a playground in syria? no, no, iooowoo— a playground in syria? no, no, because that's— a playground in syria? no, no, because that's not fair. kizi because that's not fair. no, iioi-o— because that's not fair. no, iioi-o noi— because that's not fair. no, that's not fair. _ because that's not fair. no, that's not fair. because. no, what the location of the man is irrelevant. the man is a innoiio. — irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's— irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's not- irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's not fair to say we wouldn't mind if happened in syria. of course we would mind. but the point is, authorities in any nation, our nation have a duty to check to keep people safe. if he was british born or had been in britain, he would have been to school. he'd have been police. we would been stopped by police. we would have him because have known about him because he's undocumented. so to suggest that he

peter. more emotive. this man. peter. rotor— more emotive. this man. peter. peter wallace _ more emotive. this man. peter. o, trot-o— because that's not fair. no, ttot-o mot— because that's not fair. no, that's not fair. _ because that's not fair. no, that's not fair. because. no, what the location of the man is irrelevant. the man is a tpmotto. — irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's— irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's not- irrelevant. the man is a lunatic. it's not fair to say we wouldn't mind if happened in syria. of course we would mind. but the point is, authorities in any nation, our nation have a duty to check to keep people safe. if he was british born or had been in britain, he would have been to school. he'd have been police. we would been stopped by police. we would have him because have known about him because he's undocumented. so to suggest that he's undocumented. so to suggest tmot moro— he's undocumented. so to suggest tmot ttorolom— he's undocumented. so to suggest that there .on the _ he's undocumented. so to suggest that there .on the whole,- i if : so to suggest that there on the w

peter murrell, some have questioned... peter murrell, some have questioned. . ._ peter murrell, some have questioned... with _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us. — questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be - questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be coming | to stay with us, we will be coming back to you, welcome to our international viewers, as we bring you the breaking news that former first minister in scotland, nicola sturgeon, has been arrested over her party's finances. we are now going to go live to speak to our squad and political editor from the times, thank you forjoining us, first of all, this is a very surprising news of the many? it all, this is a very surprising news of the many?— all, this is a very surprising news of the man ? , ., , of the many? it is, in some regards, eseciall of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming — of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming in _ of the many? it is

qm. into really serious distress. 0k, peter, into really serious distress. 0k, peter. thank — into really serious distress. 0k, peter0k, peter, thank you very much, peter ruddick, our business reporter. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some stories making headlines in the uk. junior doctors in england are to strike for five days from the 13th ofjuly as part of their long—running row with the government over pay. the british medical association says the walk—out will be the longest single period of industrial action in the history of the health service. the electoral commission says data from last month's local elections in england shows that around ia,000 people did not vote because they were unable to provide an accepted form of photo identification. it was the first time voters in great britain have had to show id. warmer weather in may has helped push up retail sales, the office for national statistics says they rose by 0.3%. online sales of summer clothing and garden furniture went up as the weather improved. garden centres and diy stores also saw growth. fuel sales also

i want to start with what the attorney general said peter peter said david weiss is not at any restrictions to bring charges or if i want to do that we got enough in the whistleblower presented to testify to this part of the e-mail. about meeting and 2022 weiss stated he is not the deciding person on whether charges are filed for the whistleblower went on to note i believe this to be a huge problem inc. and cynthia j public position and merrick garland testimony. tom, how do we figure out where the truth lies? first step would be had to bring in the u.s. attorney to testify before congress and put this question to him directly. we are getting at the least mixed messages by the outcome of this case, this plea agreement with hunter biden is very surprising 100 but his lawyers up above the justice department offering him a plea to two misdemeanors of no time start they thought christmas came early. to meet the big question is whether the u.s. attorney met what he said when he said this investigation is continuing. they're very serious allegations out here but there's the whistleblower evidence

peter st. peter, i have all the attention, let me unsubscribe from your time, i allow you to meet with the bathhouse ponatovsky enlist support with me for more than six months, despite the fact that england is our enemy, do not forget. where it is, do not think about it, you will be taken, my people will be at midnight changing of the guard. you must have time to return. i understood everything, alexey petrovich, you don’t know, you’ll stay in the tavern for no more than an hour, wait, take it and gait back. to catch the family guard. and lieutenant opa you will pass this package with him the message is intended for the commander of the army, apraksin. let him show him. the task is not a joke, you don’t trust anyone you need a tried and tested person, loyal and not curious, so that you can find it to die. you have already found such a different person for me alexei petrovich i will send the package myself, excellent candidate, my dear, do not say anything. all that i 've been asking you lately is doi

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peter about this _ years. white mark ask peter about this~ peter— years. white mark ask peter about this. peter in years. ion isn't going to get better and my wife — condition isn't going to get better and my wife is— condition isn't going to get better and my wife is my— condition isn't going to get better and my wife is my carer. - condition isn't going to get better and my wife is my carer. totally. and my wife is my carer. totally unpaid — and my wife is my carer. totally un aid. a, and my wife is my carer. totally unpaid, ., and my wife is my carer. totally un-aid. ., ., unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is. peter? she _ unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is— unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is 72 _ unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is 72 now. _ unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is 72 now. as - unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is 72 now. as i - unpaid. may i ask how old your wife is, peter? she is 72 now. as i say, l is, peter? she is 72 now. as i say, she looks — is,

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peter. peter, let me bring you back to finish your thought, what you were saying earlier about prigozhin, what we know about him, the potential risks he proposes to both the u.s. and vladimir putin now? >> absolutely. so, prigozhin certainly, going back to 2016, and years before that, was actively engaged in attacking the u.s. electoral process. he is currently wanted by the department of justice. he's been indicted. there is a 250,000 dollar award leading to his arrest. this, he certainly no ally of the united states. when it comes to putin, of course, he, his activity has weakened putin. but russia needs the wagner group, whether or not prigozhin is in charge of it, what the group does around the world, whether it's in north africa, whether it's in syria, sub-saharan africa, central africa, there is a significant amount of activity that they do strategically for russia that generates revenue and generates resources. so, if you remove prigozhin, if you knew it or the wagner group, it puts a lot of activities that russia needs or wants to do back into the hands of folks like the gru, russian military intelligence. it's a sort of a delicate balance that while certainly prigozhin, i don't know what his near or long term future looks like, it would be a mistake to think that things are settled right now. they are absolutely not. it is not the case where, you know, russia can easily, or even would want to separate and december wagner because they just play an important role in russia's larger strategic interests. >> peterld you be looking out for in terms of how vladimir putin behaves in the next days and weeks, if you are looking at his profile and you are thinking he's now withstood or withheld this challenge, he's obviously not doing very well in the war in ukraine. his political opposition, some have been arrested, others have been killed abroad. what is the profile that you are watching of a man, perhaps being slowly corner? >> well, ayman, that's a great question. certainly to the extent that he is relying on security services. the question is it appears that the united states intelligence committee knew about this plot certainly a week or two ago. the question is what did putin's counter intelligence people know? did they detect the same information? were they aware of the same sort of planning that was going on by prigozhin, that prigozhin intended, not only to launch this activity, but to make a speech one, or try to make a speed one up to moscow. and if those counter intelligence agencies wit

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get to the root of the cause and clearly that hasn't been done yet. 0ur correspondent there, peter bowes. peter a major victory on a key immigration case, ruling that republican—led states do not have the legal right to challenge a policy concerning federal immigration enforcement. the justices, in a rare 8—1 ruling, cleared the way for the biden administration to reinstate rules prioritising the deportation of immigrants based on serious criminal records, national security threats, and migrants who recently entered the us. writing for the court, justice brett kavanaugh rebuked these claims, writing: we turn now to warnings over the safety of the titan sub that imploded near the wreck of the titanic this week. according to emails seen by the bbc, the boss of the company that operated the trip repeatedly dismissed concerns over the craft�*s safety. deep—sea specialist rob mccallum told 0ceangate ceo stockton rush that clients could be at risk. and he urged him to stop using the sub until it had been classified by an independent body. in an email sent in 2018, maccallum warned rush that: stockton

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peter and he was to be executed. well, somehow he persuaded peter not to execute. and there, apparently, some other people were also busy, and, according to legend, peter told him the he was. i would have ordered you cut off and given him another job. in particular. so, he was supposed to serve as the messenger of the emulsion. uh-huh uh-huh and he had to carry out various delicate assignments, he carried them out, uh, which means that one of these delicate, uh, orders was to return tsarevich alexei from italy where he ran away and sat down tightly and began to somehow prime and accept, which means which - something, uh, well, in general plot against peter and he had his own party, which e. i also wanted to shoot peter. he was very uncomfortable to many and return. here's this very dead tsarevich and then manage him . e, tsarevich yes, and even that, eh, it means that peter personally tortured him, and for this tsarevich alexei cursed the fat family up to the twentieth generation. hmm in front of you is a damned man, we will hope that this is not the worst. i understand. well, where does journalism have anything to do with it, but a lot of bunin and others said tha

peter rupert. _ certainly important. professor peter rupert, thank _ certainly important. professor peter - certainly important. professor peter rupert, thank you very | peter rupert, thank you very much indeed.— much indeed. thank you for havin: much indeed. thank you for having me- _ having me. us defence secretary lord austin has addressed asian�*s biggest annual security summit in a speech focused on tensions between china and the united states. it comes as the relationship between the two countries is at its lowest point in decades. beijing refused an offerfor point in decades. beijing refused an offer for direct talks in singapore between general austin and his chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the summit in singapore. mr austin said the region's security could not be considered a foregone conclusion. the assured principles matter for men and, women and children all around this region, and they cannot be taken for granted. neither can this region's security and prosperity. region's security and prosperity-_ region's security and prosperity. region's security and --roseri . ~ .

peter pan spider-man frodo baggins is an interesting question, agree? there is no way home. logically, of all these options , i like peter pan better. have you seen this movie? no, honestly, no. and what did you hear about peterll, peter pan remains for me. i once saw an excerpt from a movie about peter pan. how did he fly ceiling. it seems to me that something like this even happened , but it was a parallel reality. spider-man, well, spider-man, he was spider-man. he probably didn't meet anyone there. he fought for world peace , initially spider-man is a comic book and already a movie based on comics. yes, not alone. let's probably take the clue 50/50, well let's take away two, maybe answers. gingerbread man and spider-man, wow. yes, you got whom you choose, kolobok had no way home, he left and that's it, as if it sounds sad, as much as possible, grodno that we answer. let's go spiderman. answer accepted. dash is, of course, the correct answer. spider no way home next in line is the third question and 2,000 rubles. that schoolchildren are remembered with the help of the phrase ivan cuts wood. barbara is lighting the stove. the name of the planets, the order of cases, the numbers in the number b, the colors o

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peter mcginnis if joins us now. and, peter, i've got some burgers next to me. they smell great. how's business right now? it seems there's been a little bit of a falloff in particular for beyond meat. their stock's down about 45%. are you seeing the same issues? [no audio] peterk peter can hear me. all right. we'll get back to peter many just a second. we've got some technical issues going on. while we try to get his audio back, i want to take a look at the markets because it's a big day for the markets. kind of exciting. we'ved had a great first six months obviously year, 332 the on dow, s&p is up by 59, nasdaq up by 211 and the russell 2000 is up by 12. i like to the look at -- this is the fun part when i do liz's show, because i get to look at how the markets have been doing for the year. the dow, worst performer. year to date, up 3.91%. s&p is up by 16%. the nasdaq is up by 31%, and that has been such a wild ride. sounds like we've got peter mcginnis back on. peter, sorry about that, we had some technical issues, but thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me, cheryl. cheryl: all right. you didn't hear my question, but, you know, i was kind of wondering what's going on with business, because beyond meat, which is your biggest competitor, their stoc

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