we all say why the slovaks did it, but the slovaks i made petri so she had it, but petri doesn’t workworks in conjunction with american satellites. so, that is, thereby the americans completely begin to control air defense more, but i wanted to say something else. so there is a long-term perspective. it was about 15 years ago i came across , then the report of transnational corporations for the expo in spain and it was said after 2030 that relatively cheap natural resources will remain only in the territory russia and here. they say where the legs grow from gradually, this is a long game, when a strategy is chosen for 20-30 years, it is implemented and then a certain moment is chosen in order to destroy russia and, accordingly, understand to clean up in terms of raw materials. well, look, let's destroy russia like that, it is quite loudly said that no one is going to destroy russia. seriously seriously here you think they lacked the ninety-first year, when they underdestructed it is not dangerous to destroy russia with nuclear weapons. she needs. it was just already dangerous to destr

have to come up petri dish at sea.get right. does that occupy people's mine's? you have to get _ occupy people's mine's? you have to get this _ occupy people's mine's? hm, have to get this exactly right. no one could have predicted covert, certainly no one did, and it was unfortunate that the cruise industry was one of the early symbols of covid, but we've learned a tremendous amount as a society, and we've learned a tremendous amount as an industry that has helped i think other industries adapt. i think other industries adapt. i think you saw hand washing on ships long before you saw them at hotels and other places you see it now. 50 at hotels and other places you see it nova— see it now. so what are your urowth see it now. so what are your growth predictions _ see it now. so what are your growth predictions for - see it now. so what are your growth predictions for the i growth predictions for the industry? i growth predictions for the industry?— industry? i think we are predicting _ industry? i think we are predictin

this is melinda atolico's to leave it for douglas . yacoma patrice, you can william petrie boyer insured the bus pickle. but daniel clayton, which was cuz i think we have him green ashlyn. nathan smith is 63 think it may be recorded on missouri to talk to her about her buzzer. martha, i take a portion of both quibbling, finance, you'll never get to receive my credit for the day. it came with the american school political put it that michelle put on said potomac cousin dinner. she hadn't moved for you to it. movie. she wrote, you wouldn't be a lot of east syracuse a can surely suppose with you though of you know, the visual cues essential is through us though, of you know, unless shipple change means can move the midway, yet you call the horseshoe, or seem to the what sugary clutch a low or cleaner don't much. i was i was i'm so. so then you as of august 5th, are you in those blue? a lit the yellow notice with every year on august 24th, ukraine celebrates its independence to hang out state flags. forcing the national anthem, and rarely does anyone wonder what exactly 30 years of independe

petri for nearly $100 million . ordinary taiwanese, however, believe that washington simply makes money on them with a battalion of american instructors train the taiwanese special forces in the same way, which, of course, was noticed in beijing. isn’t it in order to completely push people off that the technology of the americans, tested in ukraine, seems to suit, but just in case there is a coalition in the aucus region with britain, australia is inviting into the alliance and tokyo where the americans will pat the soldiers on the ass and everything is gone, and taiwan will remain live in lies and their empty promises, chinese bloggers compare the mainland's military potential. and taiwan the comparison is not entirely clear. putin drowned. and i will immediately emphasize now, taking into account various kinds of external restrictions and sanctions pressure, to all projects and plans related to the port infrastructure of satellite monitoring and navigation systems, the second import substitution in the constructio

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as it's and in slovakia, modern petri missile defense system the german government says 40 russian diplomats have left the country. berlin ordered their expulsion saying they were carrying out espionage and were a danger to public security. the leaders of germany in britain have pledged to work together on renewable energy and to reduce the need for russian fuel imports. all of schultz and boris johnson have been holding talks in london. shelton says it will take time to reduce germany's dependency on russian gas. the u. k is to send more weapons to cradles put charges in how much more your port world food prices jump nearly 30 percent march largely due to the war and ukraine. the u and food and agricultural organization warns that costs could continue to climb to 20 percent. that puts much of the world's population at risk for malnutrition. hundreds of thousands of russians opposed to the war in ukraine have left their homeland since the started the conflict. they're driven by the impact of sanctions and rushes, increase isolation, but also by the fear of persecution. as authorities crackdo

you can william petri boyer vin. sure. the bus people. but daniel craig, which was because i think we have him green ashlyn, near the sushi place, they can remember accordable, missouri to football, roblis, her buzzer mother. thank you for sharing promot quibble experience children or get the receive well graham. a day a came with the american school political, put it that michelle put them simpleton cousin dennis, she hadn't move up of italy movie she wrote you wouldn't be alone. so these 2 molecules, the control is a purse with you though i be in the visual cues essential is through us you though of you know, unless shipple che, it means gamma would omega. dia, you call the horseshoe, or seal to the what sugary clutch alone will clean a double shy, which will help the was i'm so so the use of williams if you're a you, you can us through alea, toyota. ronald has blue every year on august 24th. ukraine celebrates its in depend, hang out, state flags, sing the national anthem. and rarely does anyone wonder what exactly 3 years of independe

the crimean sketch by arkhip kuindzhi depicting mount ai-petri for the first time in front of the audiencer restoration 3 years ago, the picture was stolen from an exhibition in moscow, a shock for everyone, and above all for the ed itself, the thieves kept it behind batteries , cut it in three places. after returning the whole for a year, experts monitored the changes more closely and in the end decided not to do it. only by tinting the scratches, it was decided to carry out a full complex of major restorations for everyone, so that this sketch, after our restoration, would not require any intervention for a long time, would appear before the viewer. here in that natural, but original form. uh, like copyright married. this is one of the examples of the daily work of the restorers of the russian museum, which the new exhibition tells about for years. the sacrament is performed in the workshops of specialists, will work with the finest instruments, microscopes and laboratory research data, and the state of the paint of the canvas of the fabric of the tree, like a doctor restoring a patient.

as petri came across the file he came across a single name. tammy singleton.own. i did know anybody. >> back in -- before the disappearance, she was 14 years old and living with her parents in illinois. one day, she got a call from the ex-boyfriend. the brother was already married. he has ten need to get together and she agreed to meet him on the way to a slumber party. >> i'm waiting around when my overnight bag. he doesn't seem initially, and then does. >> she expected her acts to be there to. but he wasn't. still, she knew the brother as a son of his one-time pastor. so he asked her to get in the car, and she did. >> and he said he had something from him for me. it was a ring that he tried on my fingers, and placed on my pinky. and then he asked me to clasp my hands together, and tie them behind my back. >> tammy, tammy what is going on here? >> i'm not registering it is a problem until i feel the cold played against my neck. and he said you know this is? a knife. and if you don't cooperate i mean i use it on you. >> the man with a bright lead, as you might

spencer: for suzy petry, the san vicente area is a lab tory it was raff afternooned when the fire roared through the mountains. it's providing price less lessons for how we can better manage california forest to survive in the ainge of climate change. >> a lieutenant oh these trees were damaged by the flames that pass fluid the property. and the fire resilienceer cent species is reemerging coming back to life. >> to help the larger fire resilient trees thrive, crews are carefully thinning out brush and processing permanently damaged logs in air curtain burners. >> you're basically putting a ton of air into that fire box so you're kind of super heating the material in there and getting it to burn a lot faster and cleaner. >> so we're in the shaded fuel break here though it's not really shaded because of the fire. but you can see about 100 feet on either side of the road. the forest changes. >> red woods program manager says the program has allowed shade fuel breaks. the breaks which are shaded by the canopy of larger trees are thinned closer to the ground. their value can be see around sa

petri is 1.5 km away.hey can be overcome on golf carts, but walking is much more interesting, because this road is fantastically incredible, beautiful, red rocks and high blue skies. how glad i am that i decided not to use the golf cart, yes, it 's more convenient, but you pass by all this, the main thing is to plunge into this atmosphere, to feel the history, to feel very small in this gorge, so that later, after you have overcome fatigue and heat, you will reach the main prize. what beautiful rock sculptures. and you know by the way, it's not just for beauty. see how many of the camel and bedouin feet are all pointing in the same direction. this is to tell the caravans where to go. well, apparently i am there too. oh, it seems to me that we have already reached almost now , look. here's another little piece. exactly the pendants are all there let's go let's go. let's go let's go i can't wait. my god, my god, look at this beauty. it's something, one of the most beautiful places on earth for sure. it's no

day, they preserve cultural heritage for us, the exposition opens, the famous painting by queen jay petriin 2019. it was stolen from a temporary exhibition of artists at the tretyakov gallery. however, a little later the robber was caught and the painting returned to the russian museum. in the most prominent place the canvas was badly damaged. the thieves kept it behind the battery and cut it in several places. after returning for a whole year, experts monitored the changes on the canvas, and later carried out a major restoration of such examples. there are a lot of restorers of the russian museum, this is the marching iconostasis of elizaveta petrovna, its painting is made on silk. thanks to the hard work of experts. we can see the original in almost pristine condition. the central part. the figures of st. stephen were preserved to a greater extent, but walked as a basis was practically ruined. here are its remains, small what you see, differing in color - this is the so -called duplicating material in order to strengthen the base, the material was specially dyed and placed under the ori

we're having leaves come out throughout throughout the branches for project manager susie petry and her colleagues. the send vicente living laboratory. the area was ravaged in 2020 when the czu fire roared through the santa cruz mountains, but while the destruction was painful, it's providing priceless lessons for how we can better manage, california forests to survive in the age of climate change. a lot of these trees were very damaged by the flames that passed through the property and the fire resilience. are actually reemerging coming back to life. to help the larger fire resilient trees thrive crews are carefully thinning out brush and processing permanently dam. odds in eco-friendly air curtain burners, you're basically putting a ton of air into that firebox. so you're kind of super heating the material in there and getting it to burn a lot faster and cleaner. so we're in the shaded fuelbreak here, even though it's not really shaded because of the fire, but you can see about a hundred feet on either side of the road the forest changes redwoods program manager, justin. maryland says

meanwhile, democratic assembly member county petri norris officially put her proposal in writing to giveto all californians to pay income tax in the state. and while supporters announced it in a way to offset the rising price of gas, the word gas is nowhere to be found in the bill ab 16, 16. instead it uses the governor's covid pandemic state of emergency to tap into the california emergency relief fund to send out the money doing so will require a two-thirds vote in the legislature. other efforts include the proposal from legislative leaders to send payments based on income. another is the governor's push to send up to $800 debit cards to california car owners. both of those could be considered and state budget negotiations which won't be finalized until the end of june. before going on break, newsome said he's prepared to work with lawmakers on a also very resolved. >> get money back in the pockets of people that have impacted not just by gas prices but across the board. every one of us impacted all of us by the cost of living in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> today the aca

the great petri arctic war against nazi germany in 75 minutes on d. w. a mercy. when i arrived here, i slept with a sick of people in a room nights in. it was harsh, fear i even got white hair is learning the german language help. yeah. a lot this kid to me and quit, but unity to interact with. you want to know their story for my grants verifying and reliable information for my grants. my name is jolanda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist and a country like switching i was threatened. i was jailed, i was a tad. more people like me and guardians of truth. john de dod and mexican investigative journalist, unable at this point, i mean, every day the government is saying, mom, she's been bringing the country to find out they want to kill me and they try many times. people need to know what is happening in gardens of truce store to may. 3rd. oh, d, w ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, russia new offensive in eastern ukraine. moscow unleashes thousands of troops in an assault on ukraine's industrial hard land. the kremlin says, capturing

above the sea on the image of the mountains, while the crimea archipo-perch with the image of mount ai-petriin front of the audience for the first time. after restoration 3 years ago, the painting was stolen from an exhibition in moscow, a shock for everyone, and above all for the kidnappers themselves, they kept it behind a battery and cut it in three places. after returning for a whole year, specialists under a microscope monitored changes in density and in eventually decided to do tinted scratches. it was decided to carry out a full complex of major restorations to everyone, so that this sketch would be after our restoration. eh, a long time. demanded already no intervention appeared before the audience. here in that natural, but original form. e, as the author, this is one of the examples of the daily work of the restorers of the russian museum, which has been told by the new exhibition for years. the sacrament is performed in the workshops of specialists at work with the finest tools, microscopes and data laboratory research, and the state of the paint cloth cloth wood as doctors. the r

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do not allow 45 to return to the platform to not allow twitter to become a petri dish for hate speechfall. so it that subvert our democracy, protecting our democracy is of upmost importance, especially as midterm elections approach. they went on to say, quote, mister musk lives are at risk. and so is american democracy, end of quote. well, earlier this afternoon, trump addressed elon musk's purchase of twitter and he says that he will not rejoin twitter. he says instead he's going to restart using truth. social within the next couple of days. >> and despite musk's pledge to uphold free speech, there are still concerns about what the sale means for the future of not just the platform, but also for the future of our democracy. and our dan spoke to a bay area professor about the deal's potential threat. >> elon musk has said his decision to take over twitter is all about free speech and making the service better than ever. that's not how everyone sees it. it's really just kind of a perpetuation of the problem. i mean, the the wealthiest people in america can bid to buy and control the su

meanwhile, democratic assembly member county petri norris officially put her proposal in writing to give $400 to all californians to pay income tax in the state. and while supporters announced it in a way to offset the rising price of gas, the word gas is nowhere to be found in the bill ab 16, 16. instead it uses the governor's current pandemic state of emergency to tap into the california emergency relief fund to send out the money doing so will require a two-thirds vote in the legislature. other efforts include a proposal from legislative leaders to send payments based on income. another is the governor's push to send up to $800 debit cards to california car owners. both of those could be considered and state budget negotiations which won't be finalized until the end of june. before going on break, newsome said he's prepared to work with lawmakers on a also very resolved. >> get money back in the pockets of people that have impacted not just by gas prices but across the board. every one of us impacted all of us by the cost of living in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. so let's g

meanwhile, democratic assembly member county petri norris officially put her proposal in writing to give0 to all californians to pay income tax in the state. and while supporters announced it in a way to offset the rising price

americans are doing in biolaboratories in ukraine ukraine today, so that you understand this is such a petrish where all sorts of experiments take place, including on people. this means that we have been collecting information for a year and a half in america, there are still people who are anti-fascist anti- imperialists who are against the policy that is being pursued with regard to peace. there are such people. yes, and they, well, these are journalists political scientists experts. we talked with them for a long time. and that's what they are today. let me give you a quick read of what information we have collected. i cannot tell you exactly these people their names and from the information that i received. yes, i will only say what exactly is. e, so to speak , information that definitely exists, for example, in infectious diseases of the us army. this means that he is also involved in adenoviruses and coronaviruses, and that's what's interesting. our man says that for scientists who were engaged, including in hiv research, created greenhouse conditions and provided demanding funding, an

cutting petri, nor says push to send $400 to all state income tax payers.legislative proposal to send money to taxpayers based on income is not yet in writing. republicans want a gas tax holiday. >> and governor gavin newsom has proposed sending up to $800 and debit cards to california car owners. state officials are adamant these really proposals were not put in place to satisfy the state appropriations limit. but to help californians, one of the things i want to make crystal clear, though. >> is it looking at this? the governors i thought was in the first. how do we deal with again his first thought was people are getting pounded the pump. we have resources to be able to provide some immediate relief. how's the best way to go about doing that? another part of the governor's relief plan involves halting increases to some fuel taxes. >> in order for that to go into effect, lawmakers would need to approve that part of the plan by the end of next week. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> our weather time as we take a peek outside on this friday.

12 people who all belong to chat group on the social platform. telegram that calls its hell fine to petri, your can. so united patriots in english and there are some 70 people in this group . and according to the authorities, the 2 main suspects allegedly agree with others to attack the german health minister call out about who we saw, but they also planned to getting up other well known public figures. well, has actually been any reaction from the health minister callout about well health minister carlota but has reacted to this news and he told bill newspaper this morning that he is not intimidated by those kidnapping plans. and that he does want to continue his work. he has in the past, spoken out several times about the fact that he is being threatened with murder on the internet and that he is being targeted as the number one politician here in germany when it comes to anti cobra policy. so he is essentially the face of german anti cove. it policies. and he now said to built newspaper that there are covert denies out there who are not fighting a fight against vaccinations or anti cov

petri from which taiwan cost almost $100 million, and in general, he continues and continues to pumpweapons. and now he's about to drive away through himself the entire taiwanese ncos. but what about beijing beijing understands that by such actions the americans are just provoking china to use force, urging everyone to prepare for war in the region, for which the united states and new military alliances are being created. right there, and a bite from britain to australia , respectively, and including promoting this military bloc, which in china is called otherwise, as the asian nato, american spacers flew to taiwan well, as the taiwanese media reports, at the same time take those same millions of dollars for weapon. about the report, again, by the taiwanese media , the americans themselves. and they have written off at home for a long time now they are making money on it already in taiwan, now it is reported that the americans have been decommissioned from the american fleet. decommissioned ships. ah, taiwanese, the coast guard will purchase, although the previous batch of weapons. s

here is either this vat or there will be an option after all to purchase the petri and which are nots for shooting down air targets, such planes, but also a system of that is, anti-missile defense, its missiles are fast, they can catch up with cruise missiles, missiles of operational-practical complexes and others, actually, there were two ways, uh. if we are going to talk about that one of the most expensive in the world. how quickly we can use it under the given conditions of the current situation, we won't be able to put it into service, that's why it's important for today, what's important for us today - it's still to replenish the stock of soviet complexes that we have for improving the main it was m1 and s300, you know , man, slovakia has already provided us with a complex, and this is already, so to speak, a well-trodden path for others. central europe has such weapons today. maybe, uh, somewhere on the slopes of that, it would be useful to replenish and replenish the potential. us ammunition because we release missiles every day , we even need to replenish more, we need to ta

i imagine the big petri states that formed that would change their portal. so talks about phasing out fossil fuel subsidies. this is critical. the i m f, i calculated $5.00 trillion dollars was spent on subsidies in 2020. imagine if that was just put into r and d for renewables and so forth. report also talks about ramping up renewables, including into alternative energies like hydrogen, nicole for cities to be more efficient. and net 0 emissions from the industrial sector, which is going to be very hard. that accounts for about a quarter of all emissions. and they just need to change their practices completely . it sounds very hard to achieve all of this, but factor in, at the exponential rise of renewables and how cheap they become. you can see how it might be possible. prices have dropped 85 percent since 2010 and.

. >> and the petri dish.d then to control these people.e and that the soviet union to give that commentary. >> so now they started to expand to all of america. >> all of it. >> marijuana, drugs, prostitution,u name it. tell people stop. stop. we are protected to tells us how the law a is supposed to protectit ourselves black and white and asian we all don't have to agree i told my children and my wife don't best rude to anybody. with that person alone. don't be just on —- disrespectful and nonviolence to be a christian virtue. no it's not. >> but this is what happens when government tries to god.ce and even when you speak about god and jesus people thank you are we can they laugh at you. >> not only the school but you can have in the public square. >> knowut private school and not even library what does the bible in the library. >> you have to make them all feelgr good. >> there is no policy disagreement. >> this is a party systematically trying to destroy thefe nation. the slavery to confederacy and jim crow

not treating the global south as a charity case and turning us into a petri dish of variance. not letting the crushed for profit the dust all further into catastrophe. is it really such a radical idea to foot people 1st? oh. of struggles full of pleasure at them? i would i lean on this same team. huh. you me, me go and megan lee. boy, they from indian people west on me. how me an intimate look at life in cuba, he would have been done. don't know what again to say, listen, look again, anderson hasn't done other than one. my leave. my cuba on al jazeera we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report, we brave bullet bomb and we always include the views from our sites with hello, thank you for joining in. we're going to turn down the temperature is a bit for the arabian peninsula. let's get into those details right now. but temperature is, are creeping up a bit in the levant. we've got some twenties once again. and we've got this line of cloud that could generate some showers. so we go in for a closer look right now at shower, is that

discuss the implementation of a housing conservetorship and a legislative analyst report on hasn'terman-petris short conservetorships. and the office of the public conservetor to report. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these hearings may line up to speak. call (415) 655-0001. enter the meeting id 24929495822 then pound and pound again. once connected to the meeting you will press star 3 to enter the speaking line. >> chairman: thank you. so we have supervisor mandelman for these items. thank you for your leadership in all of your work on these important issues around conservetorship and how we can look at this tool and. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you supervisor mar. i am frustrated i do want to say before i express all of my frustrations that i have a lot of gratitude for the people in the various departments and city agencies who are trying to make our systems work. but from my perspective, they're not, and i think from the perspective of all of our constituents. thank you for calling envisioning us going forward and hear from the public conserve and then tackl

but that company should have gone under the petri dish should have gone under.nstead, i'm ready to steal. i'm probably going norwegian >> you are why? >> i like the haven level -- >> they also faced a tough cdc which regulated them, unlike the airlines -- >> if it weren't for governor desantis, the ships would have been clean yeah, i'll sale again. >> stock isn't back to pre-covid highs. >> the music use that they did with norwegian we're going to pass on that. >> not such a cruiser. let's hit twitter. huge news when twitter accepted elon musk's $44 billion offer to take the company private the deal valuing the company at $54.20 it's a 38% premium to twitter's closing price on april 1st last week, jim spoke out about getting this deal done listen to what he said. >> if he wants it, again, he's got to do it this weekend. elon, listen to me, i know you don't, my offer stays at this price until friday next friday. and then it goes down to 48. it's an exploding the offer the way we had a goldman sachs you have 48, and then it's going to be 46 he's going to do that.

little bit we're having leaves come out throughout throughout the branches for project manager susie petryd vicente redwoods are a living laboratory. the area was ravaged in 2020 when the czu fire roared through the santa cruz mountains, but while the destruction was painful is providing priceless lessons for how we can better manage, california forests to survive in the age of climate change. a lot of these trees were very damaged by the claims that pass through the property and the thigh resilience species are actually re-emerging coming back to life. to help the larger fire resilien are carefully thinning out brush and processing permanently damaged logs in eco-friendly air curtain burners your basically putting a ton of air into that firebox. so you're kind of super heating the material. fire and getting it to burn a lot faster and cleaner. so we're in the shaded fuel break here, even though it's not really shaded because of the fire, but you can see about a hundred feet on either side of the road the forest changes redwoods program manager. justin garland says the clearing efforts hav

. >> the democrat party has made the black community petri dish.are going to do it down here and control these people withe all of this and they have. let's do like the soviet union put out in the world. now they have expanded into all of america, all of it. >> legalizing marijuana. >> the marijuana drugs and prostitution, everything that they are trying to legalize here and we tried to tell people stop, stop. we are all americans, we protect ourselves number one of the constitution is supposed to help us protect ourselves. lgbtq, black, white, asian,ag there is a way to live. we don't have to all agree that i've told my children, i've never seen my wife be cool to anybody. leave that person alone don't be disrespectful to that person. there is no virtue is a non-christian merger, it is not. >> this is what happens when government tries to replace god and remove him and when you speak about god and jesus, people think you're week and. [laughter] you. >> they pulled him outut of everything, you can't have him t in the public square but they will all

moving from camp funston in kansas in february and march 1918 and incubated in this sort of perfect petri dish of large camps of young healthy men moving together training together in very close proximity as john berry historian writes a soldier recall that of the 12 slept in my squad room seven were ill at one time within not long within just a few months. you find that that or within under a month of march 24 of the 36 largest us camps are overwhelmed by flu cases, and this is all in the context of world war one and one of the challenges for us in trying to figure out the lessons of that pandemic and how it transformed to be endemic. is that the devastation of world war one and the transmission lines and the global connections of world war one. i've really overwhelmed how we can understand and disaggregate the flu story of world war 1 so estimates are that perhaps as many as 50 million people around the globe in a global population of about 1.5 billion died of the 1918-19 flu pandemic in some populations. it was as much as five or 10% of the of the population in others. it was on the or

not treating the global south as a charity case and turning us into a petri dish of variance. not letting the crest for profit they'd us all further into catastrophe. is it really such a radical idea to put people foot ah ah, i hello there. let's have a look at the weather across north america and it's been all about the temperature contrasts between the east and the west. we've had exceptional heat come back in to the southwest corner of the u. s. with heat advisories out for places like california. now things are going to change. you got cooler, that's going to blow down, knocking the temperature down in places like san francisco, as well as los angeles, particularly by the time we get to sunday. you can see those dips there, but we are going to see the temperature pick up across central parts of the u. s. in places like kansas city as well as chicago. we have a look at the 3 day here. there's gonna be plenty of sunshine by sunday and an increase of about 10 degrees by the time we get in some monday. we could see one or 2 showers as that system pushes off further east taking

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i want your show, but they lied about you, and they have conservatives in a petri dish, it was interestinghese fox news viewers, these women are uninterested in representing half the country. president trump got more boats than any increment in history, more votes when he got there public a nomination pure comedy times have the women of "the view" had a trump supporter on the program? i venture to say you can count it on one hand, maybe two in the entire time of his presidency. they do not care about the half the country, it is an echo chamber of liberalism. >> sean: we talk about laws broken and state constitutions ignored. last word, leo. >> kayleigh is spot on. they have disregarded half the country, and if anyone on their side comes on your show and has a diplomatic, professional conversation, they are going to be canceled. sean penn is in the timeout box as far as "the view" is concerned. >> sean: okay, because he is standing up in the hopes of saving innocent people's lives and stopping the murder of women and children and ending mass graves. that's worth standing up for. thank you b

do not allow twitter to become a petri dish for hate speech or falsehoods that subvert our democracy.d cnn's brian adding this. >> i think it's an example, which, if you get invited to something, where there are no rules, where there is total freedom for everybody, do you actually want to go to that party? or are you going to decide to stay home? and that the question for twitter users. some of them love the idea that there's going to be no moderation and no rules at all. others might not want to be anywhere near that. >> emily: and of course the white has weighed in. >> no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has large been concerned about the power of large social media platforms and the power they have over their everyday lives. tech platforms must be held accountable for the harm they cause. >> emily: kayleigh, i think this constitutes a meltdown, and the question is, why? because it shatters the censorship that the left has had for so long. >> kayleigh: emily, i rejoice. i think we exchanged text around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. i was so happy when elon musk got twitter, and