peter himself saw it. what you see is recreated from the archives of engravings, this was petersburg in the early years. r its foundation, the history of virtual reality revived the peter and paul fortress . see towers in the distance. see, it's in the shape of a star. she is all visible. the spire of the church of peter and paul was already recognizable on the first engravings. true, the fortress itself was then called st. petersburg. this is st. peter's fortress in translation, but over time, the name of st. petersburg moved to the mountains along the fortress all more and more often they began to call the peter and paul cathedral after what peter saw for sure peter climbed here on the walls of the peter and paul fortress. not only imagine then these buildings did not exist yet, but it is known for sure that there was a summer garden exactly, cut trees on average 2-2.5 m high, and fountains, which until that moment in our country did not exist at all and, of course, antique velom, marble history. here they are the very sculptures that forced. the unprepared public, of course, but peter was building a n

the reign of peter was a turning point in the history of the fatherland, large-scale transformationsvereign laid the foundations of the modern state structure of russia, the impressive regular navy created by peter was the first to become and continues to be an important means of russia's foreign policy, contributing to the development of the economy and the growth of its international authority. at present, the fleet continues to fulfill the tasks of the naval presence in the world's oceans, the development of the arctic zone for ensuring the security of russia's maritime economic activity and successfully solves combat missions during a special military operation. today at in the atrium of the commandant's house of the peter and paul fortress, russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin signed decrees on the approval of the new maritime doctrine of the russian federation and the new ship charter of the navy. commander-in-chief of the naval year admiral juventus the ceremony of signing documents begins president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin signs a decre

i don't know peter was killed today some bandits in the morning. wow.re you, and where did semyon go to a friend's place for money? yes, i found time to sing a funeral, i understand, you know, right? the robbery, not yet fully armed, two corpses with a gunshot, ours, of course, raised that it was semyon because of her. yes , it's not him. well, he was with me all night, you know, with me. okay, calm down. wait. in general, the investigator had to tell, he was not such a piston, he inserted a vezigoy, then both for interrogation. i'll just bring you. go. maybe we'll catch the last bus. which bus are you my car broken? well, then i'll take her. and you stay here. wait for semyon well, that is, like wait so , semyon, you still have to go. well, yes, well, that's all, where to take her? follow-up management? no, the investigator told the vvd he still understands the spirals there. well, that's good, where the jellyfish looked alone let's go masha let's go let's go. grandmas are needed, get together with us. wait, nowhere they sing you are my money yes, and

was called taste and was part of the chain roman fortifications on the danube, which have now turned into the cities of lena, budapest, belgrade and novissat, and the name of peteris fortress was first received during the time of the byzantine empire with the name of peter, but as they say, peter says that the surrounding lands belonged to a wealthy hungarian merchant. and the meeting began to build a fortress 9 years after the victory at vienna in 1692 and built it for 88 years, built eight brick factories in the vicinity from the cheapest brick material. worked for decades only to the fortress in 1780. the construction was completed, but by this time the borders had already been pushed back further, not as powerful as before, and it might seem that the construction of this hulk turned out to be. thoughtful, but according to the historians of peter , varodin was nevertheless necessary and their task was fully completed, the turks tried to capture the fortress twice during the years of construction, and both times unsuccessfully, they were convinced how serious the obstacle could be. that is why new attempts to take petrovodin without making, grozny gibraltar on

soup appeared under peter yes for the first time. before it wasw or lilac, dan appears begins to be used around times of peter i he travels to france in france he meets this word soup. although the soup then, in fact, even the french court was more like a stew, because it was very thick. yes, there were a lot of breads the second at once. and what was poured into these glasses there for their clarification. what wine? do you prefer dry or sweet at this time of day , sparkling in the morning, yes, they poured it and they say they didn’t really like it. but sweet some sweet sherry 130 instead of tea and coffee is the top, according to peter's diets, he ate. peter the great peter simply adored oysters here, real russian food, a real hormone, he brought a lot to st. petersburg. yes, and local merchants astrolovali russian people aristocrats. right in every center. first yes listen a. tell me, what is new in russian in general? in the kitchen, with the advent of peter, potatoes began to be rather cultivated in vegetable gardens, but you know it was suc

joseph was actually one of the people that were freed, but peter was not. he was told to a master, a very cruel master who forbade him to read, who whipped him. it was a time of suffering for this young man who left monticello. he had tried to escape and was caught and brought back. eventually, joseph faucet, with the help of some friends, was able to buy his son's freedom. the whole family moved to ohio, peter faucet became a reverend, he became a caterer and had a successful business. he worked with the underground railroad. years later, it was a 1900, he was 85 at this time, he was invited back to monticello. by this time, the jefferson had long since lost the house, the levy family, a jewish family that was very inspired by jefferson's commitment to religious freedom, they had bought it. and they welcomed peter faucet back home. so they've left, auctioned off from monticello and he walked back in as an old man through the front steps. so, the journey has brought me to many different places in europe, in my mind, considering this man who had once been my

peter was only 11 and all of a sudden his life completely changed. amilies were broken up. 130 people were auctioned after jefferson's death. joseph was actually one of the people that were freed. but peter was not. he was sold to a master very cool master who forbade him to read. who whipped him. it was a time of suffering for this young man who left monticello. he tried to escape, was caught and brought back. eventually joseph foster -- met with some help of some friends was able to buy his son's freedom. in the whole family moved to ohio. peter fossett became a reverend. he became a caterer, had a successful business, work with the underground railroad. and years later as in 1900 is 85 at this time, he was invited back to monticello. but at this time that jefferson had long since left the house. a jewish family that was very inspired by jefferson's commitment to religious freedom. they welcomed peter back home. so he had auctioned off he walked back in as an old man to the front steps. so the journey is in many different places in europe, and my mi

ii , what was peter ii, and then peter iii was killed and already became catherine ii, who, bywas german by blood and did not have any trace of russian blood, but it is not important. well, catherine ii actually made the empire great, well, it's true , she made it great at the time, powerful , expanded the territory and improved the that peter i left her as an inheritance, do you believe that kateryna can become putin's successor, his daughter, because now he has instructed her to engage in innovation, some kind of investment, something, in a word, related to money. work is called, but the important thing is that he entrusted her with some work, by the way, just as he entrusted certain work to his son, eh, dmitri medveev, his son. he is now in russia there, that is, they are already incorporating their children, so to speak. and is there any reason to say that all these patrols and another company there will allow the heiress of putin, well, his daughter, to lead the country? well, it is very interesting that mr. putin he was actually comparing himself with ekaterina ii many ti

peter i, the emperor himself. the first russian emperor. as far as we all know the color of the palaces, especially they built in general led such a marching lifestyle and therefore it was became a kind of reception house, where they did not receive foreign ambassadors, delegations, of course , often visited here and peter himself went out, he on this balcony looked at his young, st. petersburg. oh, what a view is opening now, if you could only see it, peter by the way, we can see with you, what a beauty. and of course, only once a year these postcard views complement modern combat ones. the ships are right here in front of the main stand, where the parade will be watched by the supreme commander stands on the barrels of the handsome frigate admiral of the fleet of the soviet union gorshkov by the way, this is the only ship of the first rank that will take part in the neva part of the parade is precisely the assembly of this ship. for the first time , launches of the latest hypersonic russian weapons were carried out. rocket caliber. by the way, they successfully hit the naval training target. well , today the frigate has a special mission. the mission he sets will beco

peter was only 11 and all of a sudden his life completely changed families were broken up 130 people were auctioned after jefferson's death. joseph was actually one of the people that were that were freed, but but peter was not he was sold to a master a very cruel master who forbade him to read who whipped him, you know, it was a very is a time of suffering for that for this young man who left monticello. he tried to escape and was caught and brought back. eventually joseph foster joseph fawcett rather with the help of some friends was able to buy his son's freedom and they all the whole family moved to ohio peter fawcett became a reverend. he became a caterer had a successful business. he worked with the underground railroad. and years later it was in 1900. he was 85 at this time. he was invited back to monticello. so by this time, you know, the jeffersons had long since lost the house the levy family a jewish family. that was very inspired by jefferson's commitment to religious freedom. they had bought it and they welcomed peter fawcett back. back home, so he had left auctioned off

come, i mean, it shows how special the relationship is a bit more than you had him yet yellow peter was heading the caretaker israeli government. the great the u. s. president biden often refers to his longstanding friendship as israel, his 1st visit dates back almost 50 years on the agenda. yvonne and the nuclear talks a possible defense alliance with other arab states and steps towards a possible rapport. small with saudi arabia that going to some kind of turning point with iran. are there american allies that would need to necessarily, you know, deal are reserved with this growing threat. they need to know that they have american beck dead, they have strong america. that is confident of itself and that it will not let door, you know, create some kind of vacuum gear that will be inevitably filled with some other forces. the palestinian town of bethlehem and the occupied westbank is likely his last stop after a visit to east to whistler. on friday, graffiti of biden's predecessor trump still adorns the israeli barrier. partially surrounding the town. the u. s. and palestinian leaders h

specifically, easyjet, it was all a bit of a flurry of news late yesterday. petercoming to the press and they sort of seamlessly moved in david morgan into this job, who was head of flight operations prior to that. it all sounds a bit like chaos going on within easyjet as it's handling this difficult summer? this is one departure that investors and consumers may actually be happy about with easyjet, bearing in mind it's had so many delays, its punctuality has fallen recently and clearly consumers are unhappy about its operations and performance overall with so many cancellations. easyjet�*s share price is at a ten year low, shares have halved this year alone. low, shares have halved this yearalone. put low, shares have halved this year alone. put that into stark contrast with ryanair, it's great big low cost rival, which has not had so many issues, yes it's cancelled flights but far fewer. it's kept on many of its staff and this is the nub of theissue staff and this is the nub of the issue i think on this, that actually easyjet laid off many of its staff during the

he was in massachusetts yesterday as peter was just talking about. then he had this travel to pennsylvania. this is all a part of really what white house officials have said will be a more robust schedule by this president, particularly as the midterms approach. the white house has been signaling for quite some time that they were bracing for this moment. they said several months ago, it is possible that president biden will test positive for covid. it really at the time was notable, because, of course, they had consistently said he was not a close contact whenever anyone who was around him tested positive. a number of officials within his administration, within the west wing, have tested positive for covid in recent months. his past press secretary tested positive twice, his current press secretary has tested positive. this is a moment that the white house was bracing for. i think it bears repeating, this is a different moment than when former president trump tested positive. remember after that first debate before vaccines had even been developed a

peter was certainly before i was born steve. a favor. going to leave it there. videos templates go, come and say to steve gill, thanks a much feel take on jo biden's trip to the middle east. thanks peter. ah, array of hope that's how un chief on sonya good. sarah is described negotiations between ukraine, united nations, to kit and russia, where deal aimed at resuming ukrainian grain exports was announced. the day in his symbol. we have seen the critical step to step forward to ensuring the safe and secure the export of ukrainian food products through the black sea level. with her, as i said, more work was needed before a deal was finished. the talks in a stumble took place behind closed doors. the deal could be signed when the parties meet again next week. according to the turkish defense minister, turkey would also set up a coordination center with ukraine, russia, and the united nations for grain exports, ukraine and the west have accused russia of exacerbating a global food crisis and fueling inflation. those allegations of moscow is

was the cherry-picking describe, peter. his idea was to get an entire team to go into major league baseball. of black team's gonna major league baseball. major league baseball, maybe it was because it was black baseball. it was just going to crush any competition. and again, -- was that just the price of progress? >> bill, as long as you had -- as the commissioner of baseball, you are not going to see one african american person playing baseball. he came in in 1920 after the black socks and they gave him complete power. he was in there for life. and he was going to be the commissioner who made all the decisions. there were no votes by owners or anything like that. it was up to him. mountain landis, very early on, made it clear that no african american would ever play major league baseball as long as he was the commissioner. and he died in 1944. i'll tell you something else. rookie was fortunate that the next commissioner who was albert happy chandler who was the senator, the governor of kentucky. the senator from kentucky. w

peter stickle has been in the play since he was 7 to 4. young christiane can also be seen in the photos back then. no one imagined he'd become one of over amigos. most successful directors who saw it, but it hasn't all been easy here. sometimes encountered massive resistance from villagers when trying to make innovations thrive. it's your calling. we tradition can only survive if it is maintained it. if you stick to it, but you have to keep working on it. otherwise it'll become stale. it'll die sant, nobody would want to see it anymore with his company. christian does. every production differently pissed them off. 80 percent understand this noise insists with thousands of 1000. same of it's martha should with on this blue is the scene, is not as idyllic as it looks. the spring sunshine has lured to costume designers outside ironing, cutting, hemming and sewing, are also done in the theaters workshops, making $1800.00 costumes costs. a lot of time and money ah, there's also hammering drilling and lashing on stage. did either cruise trying t

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the first european manners, he fulfilled his obligations to the king and expected reciprocity, peter was first of all a different nature of mazepa and mazepa - he understood this well in the seventh year of the northern war that was raging between sweden and the moscow kingdom the military council in the city of zhovkva in the lviv region, the swedes were already close to the hetmanship, that is, they occupied the main part of poland and were already supposed to go either to belarus or to ukraine, and mazepa turns directly to the scratch during the time of the military council, give me at least 10,000 troops, but peter i, as i told you, as such an ordinary guy, says no, i will not give you even 10 souls, whatever you want, defend yourself and laugh right in the face of mazepa and how do you understand what about these by his actions, he violated his duties as a suzare for two saunas, yes mazepa did not fulfill the order, he already had the polish king as an ally at that time, and later concluded a direct agreement with the swedish king , according to this agreement, we can say that the k

was neglected for a while. thanks to roger khan. and peter golombach and you in your wonderful book about the high pace overpaid slaves. there was a sense of a tradition that you talk about the black style and and the the ability of a willie mays and his catch and the rc owens with his catches and his ability to block field goals necessitating a change in the rules that that style that jackie jackie combined two elements. he combined the -- style -- league style of of speed and power and gave baseball a far more important change than beiruth gave. basic as you all pointed out correctly babe ruth changed baseball and peter said save baseball from the the scandal the black sox scandals so called but jackie transformed america where a better nation and we can evoke the words. of the poet langston hughes when he urged us to make america america again if anybody contributed to coming to the full closer to the fruition of the american dream, it was jack roosevelt robinson. and i think as i get a little for clumped and i think about him as one of th

brigid's was where they would meet. peterting times, really, because i got to know joe in that period quite well. we sort of hit it off really quickly and really easily, so that was great. linda: yeah, i've heard he was well-liked. peter: yeah, very well, and even in my eulogy at his funeral, i was able to say a lot of things, good things, which you've got a copy of, but then now, to realize there was another side to him, which i didn't know. linda: it certainly affected my whole family, and my mother and myself, of course. peter: so, you feel free to ask me anything you want and i'll try and-- linda: i can't just at the moment. thank you so much. peter: that's all right. that's okay. no, it's fine. lisa: for linda, remembering how hard it was for her mother and finally being able to talk to someone who knew her father, it's a big step forward, but it's a difficult one. peter: really tough on you. lisa: the past is different for each of the children of priests i've spoken to, but they all want the same thing for the future: f

the reign of peter was a turning point in the history of the fatherland, large-scale transformationsted all spheres of public life. the sovereign laid the foundations of the modern state structure of russia. the impressive regular navy created by peter the first became and continues to be an important means of russia's foreign policy, contributing to the development of the economy and the growth of its international authority. at present, the fleet continues to fulfill the tasks of the naval presence in the world's oceans, the development of the arctic zone for ensuring the security of russia's maritime economic activity and successfully solves combat missions during a special military operation. today, in the atrium of the commandant's house of the peter and paul fortress, russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin signed decrees approving the new maritime doctrine of the russian federation and the new ship charter of the navy. ship charter of the navy are ready benefit commander of the naval year admiral elena begins document signing ceremony president of the russian federation

peter bowes, great to have your programme to talk to those details, and as peter was saying then, therey present. the streaming giant netflix has just reported its second quarter results. it lost nearly a million subscribers from april throuthune, fewer than than the two million customers the company had warned investors it would lose. our business reporter samira hussain gave an update earlier. this time they didn't lose as many subscribers as they thought. they were expecting someone into million. they had two consecutive quarters where they lost subscribers. they are actually expecting to gain some one that they look at future forecast. what we think is really interesting is that revenue is up 9% year over year, but the reasoning is it really has to do with a lot of the currency exchanges, and i think we are going to see this a lot, multi—national american corporations mainly doing their business in us businesses elsewhere, they are going to see such a boost to their revenue because the us dollar is so strong in comparison to other currencies. i mean, take the euro for example, it re

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lamonica peters was in cupertino and has more on that meeting. they have not been heard. they have not been seen. they feel invisible. they feel because it's a small population that they don't matter as much. about a dozen people gathered at nirvana soul in cupertino to discuss issues and resolutions that affect the black community in silicon valley and throughout santa clara county. so what we find is in many areas throughout santa clara county. there's plenty of food, but it's all fast food fried food quality convenience store high sugar foods, so what we're doing is actually fueling diabetes, fueling heart disease , fueling obesity. community leaders told connor that less than 1% of venture capital goes to black business. there are very few black executives and major silicon valley companies. and small, black owned businesses are not receiving the support they need. one person said that the african american community has been celebrating juneteenth for 41 years. and yet a lot of the company's never reached out to the people who've been celebrating it long before it was

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peter. and one of jackie's biographers also made that assertion, but i was told not only by peter but others i think that definitely a gesture of that occurred at least three stadiums. and one of them was cincinnati, why would rex barney tell me that story if it didn't happen you asked us. can you ask kenny that would you please and i will in fact, i think we should have we should have called him and had him on this panel like now because you know because it is to mean jackie didn't mention it in his autobiography. you would think that he would have mentioned that jackie jackie. i don't know if he took the kindnesses for granted, but he he didn't congratulate white people for being nice to him. that's not who jackie was. right, right. he he told roger khan that when he after all the abuse, he took he would come to his stanford home. go to the backyard and use a golf ball because golf balls are white and whacked it all around the place. that's how he let out his aggression because he was unable to really unless there's one exception when he took david williams out he meant to attack sal the b

peter doocy pressing the white house moments ago on this issue. >> president biden when he was a candidateere will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. so what changed? >> we're not finishing the wall. >> if walls work in that part of arizona, is this administration trying to get migrants to cross somewhere else? like in texas? what is the plan? >> we're not finishing a wall. >> leo terrell and juan williams are on deck. first to steve harrigan who is live at the border. steve, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. despite that campaign pledge that no more border wall would be built in the biden administration, that's what's going to happen. thursday the department of homeland security gave a go-ahead for the four gaps about yuma, arizona to be filled. it's not clear when the construction will begin. the gaps really have become a symbol of failed border policy. also, some of the busiest crossings across the entire u.s. for migrants to enter the u.s. illegally. the first six months of this year, four times as many people crossed there as to one year ago. >> it's

petersburg was born, as they say, he went to the hare island. once peterthe way, about napoleon, he wrote that almost everyone, as they say, passed through foreign friends, which supposedly the eagle flew merrily and napoleon said that every commander should always lead a cage behind him in order to let out the right psychological moment, and the bunny to him, because he is called the king in finnish and just peter came to this toast. here, in a very bad mood, to fly here to kill all the people, and the people were already trembling, when suddenly, out of nowhere, a little bunny jumped out and jumped on the platform of peter's first boot, and then the tsar laughed with his soul and said, well, all right, today nobody will be executed. i gave a few of them for pate. well, here it is since then, according to legend, the island has not been called hare, but if we want, by the way, a historical factor, yes, i must say that on may 16, 1703, peter i was not here. he was in lodeynoye pole. it 's about 150 km east of us, but it was really on this day that the orde

peter was the late this well news. hello. nazi. my name is peter scott. and i'll be back again at the top of the hour . but feel free to head over to our social media pages on web site for more news and videos in the meantime. the aah! ukraine, a big and rich country that always be hand in hand with russia. until recently. 2014, a qu divides ukraine and leads to fratricidal war and on a war that continues to visit on the edge of a large field near lo, ganske, the mass grave. local say that the people buried here are mostly civilians who are allegedly killed by ukrainian param.

four blocks from the white house, peter doocy was born. >> ainsley: happy birthday, peter. we are so glad you were born in america is glad that you were born because you ask the tough questions. >> brian: and he gets his birthday off. he was supposed to be working until he got stuck in baltimore last night. >> ainsley: what are they going to do for his birthday? what is hillary going to do? >> i imagine they will prepare his favorite meal. probably his mother's pot roast. he is coming home tomorrow to new york new jersey area. >> ainsley: so celebrate. >> steve: cafe has a list this long on the counter in the kitchen where i have to go get stuff from all up peter's favorite foods. >> brian: you know who else a celebrant? the white press house secretary because he won't be there. they are happy he's out. >> ainsley: because there are a lot of questions to be answered this morning from the speech. >> steve: i know we do somebody standing on the north lawn right now and probably wondering, "hey, i had no idea i was working today" until sudden

clearly a priority market as peter was saying. let's get the first word news now with laura wright.: president biden may announce this week a rollback of some u.s. tariffs on chinese consumer goods, plus an inquiry into industrial subsidies could lead to more duties in strategic areas including technology. biden has not made a final decision and the timing could slip. it could mark the first major policy stepped on trade ties between the worlds two biggest economic powers. ukraine says it needs 60-60 $5 billion this year, the amount excludes defensive spending and is part of a larger blueprint for a construction which is estimated to exceed $750 billion. the plan unveiled monday includes three stages extending over the next decade, starting with rebuilding critical infrastructure this year. in an exclusive interview, the oecd secretary said russia should contribute to ukraine's reconstruction. >> russia should absolutely contribute. i think there is broad consensus that given the circumstances of this war of aggression, they ought to be part of the overall financing effort but there

peter: obviously, there was , and john felt that he probably should've got the qantas ceo role.under the bridge after that, and it was much more a focus, i think, on the market itself. i think probably if the antagonism was sort of balanced out, probably alan was more antagonistic towards john as he saw him trying to compete. michael brissenden: the battle between john borghetti and alan joyce came to be viewed as an epic and very personal feud. at virgin, borghetti set about pursuing what he called his "game change strategy" to take on qantas. it would spark an aggressive and expensive capacity war unlike anything the australian aviation industry had ever seen. brett: i think what happened was, virgin wanted to pursue qantas in all segments-- which i disagreed with, still disagree with-- and play, i guess, duopoly 101 against them on that basis. i wasn't in the board room, i wasn't part of the management for the last ten years, and so i honestly am not going to call out ether it was right or wrong. just saying, there's--it got out of sync somewhere. john lyons: when brett godfr

maybe peter the great was also created such a body of the synod with the help of which peter, the controllerf the church, he believed that the church should have joints. you will agree with the control of the state. how is this similar to the modern approach ? former colonel kg bundyaev, aka patriarch kirill, is strictly under the control of the state and says what he is told, and he strives to play a huge role to correct this crookedness of our history, they played a personal game. and it is not important that many of his statements contradict christian dogmas, the tsar said it means it is right. and if this is a war, then we must all be mobilized to the word created by peter. the son left moscow for 200 years. the patriarch was replaced by the civil controller. later came the bolsheviks, for whom religion was opium for the people, but the current churchmen agreed that the rpc is not a schismatic organization and made a decision to suspend it the patriarch of constantinople for the service of the russian orthodox church, ukrainians have always been religious, they did not betray their faith

him about appearing in national treasure alongside nicolas cage but it was obvious she would be far too talk about working with petercredibly visionary creator figure. i believe adrian lester regarded peter brook, working with them in 2000, is a high point of his career. etihad a film career as well, how did he manage the transition between theatre and film? you did he manage the transition between theatre and film?— theatre and film? you would have to sa not theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. his _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. his most - say not terribly well. his most successful film was his earliest major proper film, successful film was his earliest major properfilm, his successful film was his earliest major proper film, his adaptation of lord of the flies in the early 60s. when i spoke to him, he said that fate decreed that his life would be in the theatre, i think a film he felt constrained by budgets and schedules, worsen the theatre he coul

and to your point, there was another option which is the real bottom of the barrel folks, the kind of pro coup camp, you know peter navarro, and his staffer for instance. this individual guides the glare, unaware he was in the coup, but i can into it. here he, as i wanna play this for you for a sense of the quality of some of the people that are in that white house. this is the individual apparently lead in that kind of roads gallery to the white house to plot the coup. here he is after giving testimony to the committee tomorrow, yesterday, talking about the committee, take a listen. >> they're bolsheviks, so they probably do hate the american founders, and most white people in general. this is a bolsheviks anti white campaign. if you can't see that, your eyes are freaking close. and so, they see me as a young christian who they can try to basically scare, right? >> i should note that was livestreamed on this individual telegram after he gave his testimony. this is him in his own words. he would later go on to refer to hutchinson, and some of the other female staffers as disparaging, hoe bags, things like that, re

president when joe biden was running against donald trump, the story started circulating about joe biden and his involvement in hunter biden's overseas business dealings. petercy was covering joe biden running for president and asked him have you ever spoken to your son about hunter's overseas business dealings and he said no. then, of course, the laptop from hell came out and then about 10 days ago from that laptop, a voice mail obtained by the daily mail and "the washington examiner" from joe biden where joe biden leaves a voice mail for hunter and what's he talking about? he is talking about his son's chinese business partner. listen to the voice mail. it. >> hey, pal, it's dad. it's 8:15 on wednesday night. if you get a chance, give me a call. nothing urgent. just wanted to talk to you. i thought the article, at least that's been online, will be printed tomorrow in the "times" was good. i think you're clear. any way, if you get a chance, give me a call. i love you. >> behind the scenes a lot of things happen before these articles get printed with really explosive information. when i heard that voice mail what occurred to me was that there was some massag

khl alliance president peter duck was the one who actually crafted this statement to look like a cryading scientists they are an organized group with deep financial and career interest. the scientific establishment has made it clear that we will not allow virologists to even discuss the possibility of laboratory origin . in 1977, during the outbreak of swine flu, there were also publications about the possible laboratory origin of the virus. but then it was not considered abnormal to talk about this theory. and now, in the context of the new coronavirus, this is the taboo of its february publication by the lancet magazine. marked if you are even just talking about the theory of the possible laboratory origin of the virus, then you are an abnormal conspiracy theorist, but the american company right to know, which is investigating violations in the field of health, has published the correspondence of scientists during the preparation of this collective letter did not contain any scientific references refuting the laboratory theory. ascent of the virus this virus has a furin-like cleava

well, even in novgorod itself, a trip to russia was considered a trip abroad , anyway. peter will tell yaroslavovich that he was born to the rurik princes of kiev, but he was an invited ruler and not born on the lands of the finaurians. it is believed that alexander voluntarily became an ardian ally. time to show himself, he did it phenomenally , he learned that his brother andrey, ruling in rostov, prince danyil halytskyi and yaroslav tverskoy decided to oppose the golden horde, he surrendered them all with money for which he became the prince of vladimir, an enormous number of people were enslaved with their wives, a huge number villages left unsustainable tribute from terrible punishment for non- payment this is how alexander batyevich nevsky ruled, namely alexander nevsky became one of those who are to blame for the 200-year slavery of the peoples of russia and moscow, as it was he who forced the people recognize the golden horde without a fight, and this voluntary slavery can be traced throughout the history of muscovites. greed, greed, and profit have always driven and

i'm interested about what peter was talking about there. the gun seems to be the biggest piece of evidence that we have. the atf is now trying to trace this weapon. they're trying to trace the ownership. it's not something that you can go online and pull it up and boom, you have a match. it takes awhile. so like everything else in an investigation, it takes awhile. is there a way that you know of, ted, that they can expedite this process a little bit? >> trace, it is not anything that i know of a manner that they can expedite it. they're moving me thought -- methodically. the good thing is that they have the gun. the good thing also is that they have means and ways as you have already represented to trace this gun. this is such a sad day. the fourth of july. we're celebrating our independence. here again, another mass shooting. trace, you and i have covered so many of these mass shootings in this country. this is a very sad situation there in highland park, illinois. >> stand by. i want to bring in mike tobin. he's in chicago. he's been cov