the check for the poppers.or my pop you pay my pop." [ laughter ] so that's what was happening as trump sat down with his best friend slash only friend sean hannity and as is ususal -- as is usually the case with these interviews, hannity desperately tried to help trump out by teeing him up with softball questions designed to defend trump but accidentally ended up giving trump free reign to go totally off script and screw himself. for example, as we mentioned earlier, trump and his lawyers have been arguing that he declassified the documents he stole from the white house so far, they have refused to provide any details or evidence as to how and when exactly that happened and now we know why. there are none trump told hannity he thinks you can declassify a top secret document by simply declaring it declassified inside your own head >> you have said on truth social a number of times you did declassify >> i did declassify, yes >> okay, is there a process? what was your process to declassify >> there doesn't have t

economics projects television news agency, available on all social networks, as well as in our mobile app popper code on the screen have a nice day and see you at 8:00. the economies of all the countries of the eurasian five have entered a growth trajectory; in belarus, natural gas consumption has noticeably decreased and in japan the price of gasoline has broken a thirty-year record; we will not only tell you about this in the next few minutes on air economic news in alina lapo’s studio. hello, the economies of all the countries of the eurasian five, went to the growth trajectory is reported by the ec after a period of declining rates of economic development in the past and the beginning of this year, gdp for 6 months. according to preliminary estimates, it added 1.8% to the first half of last year , maintaining stable dynamics. economic activity and growth in armenia kazakhstan plus five point 1/10% of gdp kyrgyzstan plus 3.9% of gdp in belarus gdp dynamics reached positive values ​​in january may of this year plus 0.9%, and in january june the growth increased and amounted to 2% to the growth

like little poppers. ok. that's actually pretty good. seaweed salad. so, what kind of... we're getting omega 3s in here. - what kind of... - oh, yeah. what's our source? epa, dha, antioxidants, phytonutrients, omega nutrients. damon: but this humble weed has one more heroic trait to offer. it could play a profound role in drawing down carbon. well, this is an example of brown seaweed. the fastest brown seaweeds will grow half a metre per day. hang on. half a metre a day? half a metre a day. and they'll grow over 50m long. is that one of the fastest growing plants in the world? it is the fastest-growing tree on the planet. wow. ok. so that's why the understanding of... ..that it's going to be pulling carbon out of the atmosphere very quickly, because it grows so fast. thousands of tonnes of carbon per square kilometre per year. wow. ok. win! it's not a weed at all. it's food, it's habitat for fish, it gives back to the fish ecosystems, and we balance carbon. we measure the carbon export. the testing of large-scale marine permaculture is yet to be done. but the stakes could

dayana: querÍa insistir con el agradecimiento juan popper permitir conocer su historia y por algo muygen que generalmente tenemos muchas veces ser parte de nuestro prejuicio cambiamos completamente de tema tras hacer valer sus derechos 6 trabajadores agrÍcolas que llegaron, de mÉxico con visa para trabajar en una gran del condado ganaron una difÍcil batalla gracias al apoyo de una organizaciÓn se estima que mÁs de 3 millones de personas llegan al paÍs cada aÑo bajo este programa de visas temporales los trabajadores mexicanos que denunciaron abuso laboral aseguraban que sus empleadores no respetaban sus derechos su seguridad y que no les daba material de trabajo , como guantes o tijeras para cortar ratas. >> falta de agua accesible en muchos casos hace falta de respeto, de dignidad empujara gente trabajar cuando no merecen ese tipo de trato, o quitarles horas o trabajarla mÁs duros a gritos, esos abusos un muy comunes. dayana: demandaron y ganaron esta demanda se ganÓ el 24 de julio y librilla acordaron pagarle $328,000 a los trabajadores tras 2 aÑos de litigio y gracia al apoyo y la o

popper's words are good before helping the service. you are fine as long as no rate is given or there is no spontaneous closure he has his heart, because he looks good, i say, sir, this gentleman should not pay you this unconventional amount . what did you do for me ? you have done something positive for me . what should i answer? compared to 1401, i didn't have inflation anymore, and beyond this decree, millet bread will become expensive. yes, this underselling will happen in most cases. a percentage of the samples do this , the children of the non-conventional side will sell less or if he is unconventional, that night i will say that my weight is higher than what i have, but with your words , we had high inflation for 1401 months. do you have an expectation of the ingredients in your eyes at the daily rate of 1400, whether it is legal or not, the price is illegal , different prices and beyond what it does , bread is sold, the consumer buys more. directors have and take support organization , support organization , we finally removed

never sang , the former president of the united states while preparing a salad, and a picture of pak popper's dress has never worn it, wit artificial intelligence has continued to the point that not long ago, the ceo of the chatri pi developer company also considered it dangerous for the american elections, which is a huge part of my concern about the ability of artificial intelligence to play persuasion and provide false information to people, an issue that the ceo of the company the mother of google warned about it that the 2024 election will turn into chaos and social networks will not protect us from false artificial intelligence, prompting the federal election commission of the united states to conduct a survey of citizens. 60 days determines what law should be attached to regulate artificial intelligence in the elections. fatemeh abedi, radio news, president of ukraine said during his visit to the netherlands that this country will soon give 42 f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. the air force of this country visited the dutch prime minister mark rutte said that bland and his son-in-law will

current and former president of the united states during the preparation and the picture of pak popper's dress have never been worn. not long ago , the ceo of chatri pi development company also considered it dangerous for the american elections, which is a huge part of the concern in the case of ability and artificial intelligence it is to play the game of persuasion and provide false information to people, a matter that the former ceo of google's parent company warned about , the election of 2024 will become a chaos , social networks protect us from false artificial intelligence. it has caused the us federal election commission to conduct a survey of citizens. the survey will determine in a 60-day period what law should be added to regulate artificial intelligence in elections. fatemeh abedi , sda news agency, the president of ukraine said during his visit to the netherlands that the country soon 42 f-16 fighters to ukraine gives a gift. vladimir zelensky visited the air force base of the country today during his trip to the netherlands. the prime minister of the netherlands, mark rutte

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um, this is some of the get poppers, the lays remarks against russia that we have heard from the us and the secretary of state at the un security council chamber. it's got bone for there's indeed conflict is the largest driver of food and security with violence and unrest, pushing a $170000000.00 people into extreme deprivation last year. and you have and some families have reported and resorted to boiling leaves to stay alive. they call it salmon food of the most, the world ex, routine, to fasten south to them. somalia could all experience famine next year. now the deputy ambassador, dimitri pull janski's, he gave a very thorough re, bottle of these allegations against russia and just pointed to the other hypocrisy of the united states. the uses economic sanctions to target governments does not like. and these sanctions almost exclusively come down harder on the vulnerable people among the countries that are target united states use this humanitarian aid as a web. and for the other hypocrisy of the united states getting up and using russia, being responsible for hunger around the world

party popper time . we delivered party popper time.livered it and delivered it to downing street on today. but street earlier on today. but next i will be speaking to a next up, i will be speaking to a man loves contactless man who loves contactless payments much that had man who loves contactless peimplanted much that had man who loves contactless peimplanted inuch that had man who loves contactless peimplanted in his that had man who loves contactless peimplanted in his own had man who loves contactless peimplanted in his own hand. ad it implanted in his own hand. and even doesn't want to kill and even he doesn't want to kill cash. stay to news. radio >> you . >> you. >> you. >> yes. welcome back to state of the nation. you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. i've only got time for one. adrian says when the law is used to harm people, the people have no choice but to break the law. and light of the and that is in light of the story that i brought you. story that i brought to you. a little bit earlier on from wales, where the

timing, but he spent a long time adjusting to the jumps, he actually failed the first half and the popperortant, it was very important to score for us when the horses and for of the result on the scoreboard, here we see another moment from the cane. let's say the referee's decision, well, it's not entirely clear, because the touch to the leg was not from the side of the defender, well , now all the replays will testify to this, so look, the contact was 100% in this episode a-a the fact is that if the var system was involved in this match and at this stage on the second field of the fine round and the conferences do not use var, then the referee, the italian referee took responsibility and did not award a penalty, moreover, he also gave a yellow a card and a canoe in the reins for what seems to be a simulation, but if i had been there, i am convinced that the italian who appointed the executors would have reviewed and awarded a penalty because , after all, he first played the leg and then the horses. vkontakte who prevented it from moving forward and even if you go further into his match,

kanne, but he adjusted himself for a very long time, the jump actually failed the first half and the poppernd it was very important to score and for us when the horses and for the result on the scoreboard, here we see another the moment where let's say the referee's decision is not entirely clear-cut because the touch to the leg was not from the defender's side, well, now all the replays will testify about it, so look , the contact was 100% in this episode a-a the fact is that if there was a system var is involved in this match and at this stage on the second field fine round and the conference do not use var the referee the italian referee took responsibility and did not award a penalty moreover he gave a yellow card to jew canoe for a kind of simulation but if he was in ar i am convinced that he appointed the executors, the italian would have reviewed and awarded a penalty because he, after all, first played in the leg and then the horses . maybe he was still painting. entered him in the match, then we will now see the goal that was scored, the score was 2:0 , and again there it is worth

spoke about local problems, starting with the trojan war and ending with debts to the european union, poppersin his beard. clearly it's about the money fighters, or it’s already time to take a shower, i thought, during grek’s speech, zelensky realized that he had somehow touched the fifty-euro banknote stolen by the driver and began to feverishly look for it, then the greek invited the dear guest to dine, than god sent, that is, with a pleasant conversation the prime minister's office was furnished according to the last word of 1998. you have already watched the parthenon of athens worked in our car, then european night butterflies began to flock to the greek light for 18 years of waiting for entry into the european union , the macedonian prime minister lost not only conscience pride and independence, but also hair. looking at the size of the croatian prime minister , the greek realized with horror that after a banquet with his participation, his country would face a food crisis. croat, smiled with a happy smile of a man who is sure that a gas lighter can heat a room in the backyards of europ

this was sent by someone called popper or big popper or something. >> we don't even know the guy's name>> no, you are really sticking it to me because i've just got my gb news mug here. no fans? no. i mean , i love the mug. you no. i mean, i love the mug. you can it for 4.99, but . but can buy it for 4.99, but. but i'm not getting sent any love mail like this. >> well, you could send it to louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. just saying louis schaefer. i'm just saying that for gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying that everybody for gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying that everybody lovesr gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying thateverybody loves louis. i'm everybody loves louis schaefer . oh, well, schaefer. oh, well, okay. >> is slightly depressing >> this is slightly depressing me at start . me at the start. >> all right, first of all, let's have a quick peek at our monday's front pages are looking. >> we the daily mail >> we have the daily mail patients trying escape patients trying to escape labour's w

wanted to spend time with, and you see throughout his life mixing with everybody from peasants to poppers -- paupers. so for me this is a story of perseverance and resilience and reinvention. he goes everywhere in the world he goes go. he recycles all things but creates new inventions. he is very well read in the sciences, politics, and it shows, and as a result we are left with this boy from the river who goes on to his career in the 1870's, goes to boston and roasts oliver wendell holmes and all the great boston writers. it is a complete fiasco. but at the end of his life here he is, he is now in the establishment, but to get there from hannibal, that is a long way. to be seated in this group with all these amazing writers, to be considered that group, all of the literary attention that was shown to them, and he never became -- he never lost the child within him. he never lost that kid by the river was open to everything and completely transparent, and i think that is really the wonderful story about mark twain is who he became and how consciously he worked to become that man. [applause

this was sent by someone called popper or big popper or something. >> we don't even know the guy's name>> no, you are really sticking it to me because i've just got my gb news mug here. no fans? no. i mean , i love the mug. you no. i mean, i love the mug. you can it for 4.99, but . but can buy it for 4.99, but. but i'm not getting sent any love mail like this. >> well, you could send it to louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. maybe they love louis schaefer. just saying louis schaefer. i'm just saying that for gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying that everybody for gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying that everybody lovesr gifts. louis schaefer. i'm just saying thateverybody loves louis. i'm everybody loves louis schaefer . oh, well, schaefer. oh, well, okay. >> is slightly depressing >> this is slightly depressing me at start . me at the start. >> all right, first of all, let's have a quick peek at our monday's front pages are looking. >> we the daily mail >> we have the daily mail patients trying escape patients trying to escape labour's w

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when you think about to justify true belief is is is is not well, you say many things about karl popperfamously said that knowledge is finite, but ignorance is infinite. and this is a classic example of the first few paragraph offs of the entry in that particular volume of britannica displayed ignorance at the time. so wikipedia then about with the potential not to be merely more accurate because it was brought up to date all the time and edited people out there democratized rather like the oxford english dictionary. but it was also far, far bigger. i at its zenith for britannica had 40,000 discrete entries as of last night. wikipedia had seven and a half million entries. so there is an awful lot of knowledge out there. can we rely on it which gets into this, the archive, each chapter which says, well in its modern incarnation, do we believe we read? and so i generally yes, i would say yes we do. we it's pretty scrupulously edited, although ironically in the making of this book, i came hard up against a problem i was writing when i remember the date because it's in footnotes here. it wa

i taxied that all she did was popper heavy on her.h round for irina, probably, why did we get to know her during this time, and i think that she is a pretty strong player. you are also a strong player. i congratulate you, there are no successes in life, i put on perfection. thanks andrey, what emotions can you have relax now burn? well, at first there was excitement. so, especially in the first round and i hope that i pass the second, well, i passed, so you passed, the third round. hmm, did you believe that you would make it to the third round at all, what goals did you set for you? well, the goal is to convince at all. uh-huh and when i realized that something was going wrong, well. for me, it's not about winning. the main thing is that now i had tricky questions for you, you can single it out, do not be shy about vitaly alekseevich, well, tell me what you think, you , uh, what was not enough to reach the fourth round andrey turns out in the last question 0.4. well, you are happy with the game. yes, i'm happy, i say andrey, because t

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. >> in fact, the professor karl poppen >> in fact, the professor karl popper, who was a great experthods , said upon scientific methods, said that it's by conjectures and refutations that science advanced. >> well yeah. not by consensus. >> well yeah. not by consensus. >> what you do is you establish a methodology. you establish you a methodology. you establish you a thing that you are going to test and you test that and then you test it again and you test it in lots of different conditions. and then it comes to consensus. yeah, but so that's, that's the test. >> it you try to disprove it. >> it you try to disprove it. >> yeah, absolutely. that's what testing it means in covid. >> we didn't try to disprove anything. to prove anything. we just tried to prove it. did the opposite. if it. we did the opposite. if anyone tried to disprove it, they called a conspiracy they were called a conspiracy theorist. exactly same they were called a conspiracy th truet. exactly same they were called a conspiracy th true of exactly same they were called a conspiracy th true of climate :tly same they w

. >> in fact, the professor karl poppen >> in fact, the professor karl popper, who was a great experthods , said upon scientific methods, said that it's by conjectures and refutations that science advanced. >> well yeah. not by consensus. >> well yeah. not by consensus. >> what you do is you establish a methodology. you establish you a methodology. you establish you a thing that you are going to test and you test that and then you test it again and you test it in lots of different conditions. and then it comes to consensus. yeah, but so that's, that's the test. >> it you try to disprove it. >> it you try to disprove it. >> yeah, absolutely. that's what testing it means in covid. >> we didn't try to disprove anything. to prove anything. we just tried to prove it. did the opposite. if it. we did the opposite. if anyone tried to disprove it, they called a conspiracy they were called a conspiracy theorist. exactly same they were called a conspiracy th truet. exactly same they were called a conspiracy th true of exactly same they were called a conspiracy th true of climate :tly same they w