voronin posted such as to say, well , he posted a post, well, he posted a post, but is it good that theo say that there was a judicial our trial and the court put an end to it, her claim was denied, the claim to you and to me, and you filed a lawsuit against him, right? she filed a lawsuit against me, yes, yes, because it had already reached the point that verenchuk... this is our deputy shishkin , he used to be my lover, he posted in posts, you know, now again the same thing happened as with anastasia , well, you never know that mr. voronin is carrying some kind of shit there, and why, so i decided to sue, because every day he does these things, your business continues or not, no, i had to close the type, make bankruptcy, well, because he presents all this information to people on the internet so that they believe, but there is no evidence of anything, the flow of clients has dropped, that is, i have no clients, he blurts out, blurts out, he writes everything about you, but what do you think, did he, on his own initiative , honestly write these posts, or did he check and go to court to

a post office was burned down in south carolina in 2021 in june. at that time, the usps finished the replacement of the post office by early this year. if you look at the sites as it stands now, there are mail trucks that facilitate as long as they can. there is not even a breaking of ground. we had reached out early with frustration that we were not getting the roles that we have. why i was in the state legislature. if i call the agency, someone would get back to me in 24 to 48 hours. we want to bring accurate information to the people we represent. we were not getting anywhere with your staff about what was going on. what was causing these delays. why was grounds not being broken? why make that commitment in 2021 to the completed post office early this year and we have not even started. we are trying to facilitate that information. i appreciate that last week, responding to the letter that we had written. informing us that it was recently executed for the construction of a new post office. do you know any instances where offices have been destroy

post. thank you. before calling the next item, are there any requests from the commission to amend the order of today's agenda? hearing no requests, we will move on to the next item. announcements by chair. i do have several today since our last meeting there were a couple of news articles regarding illegal dumping in the bayview neighborhood, which of course we've heard about before at the commission. one article was discouraging, one was encouraging. i thought the discouraging piece described the breadth of the dumping breadth of the dumping problem and san francisco public works heroic work to address it. in an effort to give residents and businesses a neighborhood in which they can take pride while there is illegal dumping. in every san francisco neighborhood. the problem is worse by orders of magnitude in the bayview area. the article referenced the cameras the department will be installing to help identify perpetrators in trim. director short, what is the status of the camera project?

the financial situation of russian post requires government intervention.ouncil valentina matvienko called for everything to be carefully analyzed and the situation to be urgently corrected. financial the situation is very sad. and everyone knows this, and no one takes action, maybe. still, make a thorough analysis of what is happening, maybe there are other processes going on that need to be corrected with the participation of law enforcement agencies or others, but it is impossible, the financial hole in the mail is growing and growing, and no one is reacting, and we are all hiding our heads in the sand, he thinks, we think it will resolve, it will not resolve, there is nothing there, we need to develop a correct financial model of existence, and take... those measures that the government considers necessary, the company ended the first half of the year with a loss of about 7 billion rubles, but in january-june 22 the figure was much worse, minus 20 billion. russian post admitted that the situation is tense, but it is gradually improving. the financial si

to look at the post office situation and address some of the issues into the drop boxes or the post offices so pretty came and spoke to republican caucus a couple of years ago as a visitor center and i met with the chief of staff the chief of staff and i handed him a detailed note whispered in his ear and told him the issue after meeting with the u.s. postal service personnel on the issue. i'm here to say i have not heard from you guys at all. he refused to meet with me. you refuse to have personnel from atlanta or colombia meet with me. i've been to two post offices this year and met with the legislative liaison from my district and asked them. we have heard nothing so i'm here asking you for a commitment to have personnel at the u.s. postal service meet with me at about an issue that so important the u.s. senate got involved. >> i think i remember my understanding is you haven't been given an answer. >> the answer is you are not willing to meet with me. say the answer is what the situation was and the changes you are requesting. >> the answer was if the customer of the u.s. postal servic

so have been stretched where the labour shortages post pandemic.— shortages post pandemic._ shortages post pandemic. so talking about two strikes that _ shortages post pandemic. so talking about two strikes that have - shortages post pandemic. so talking about two strikes that have been - about two strikes that have been ongoing, we have been following the auto workers strike, the writers strike has been commanding headline, what more can you tell us on them? it is really the moment for labour action here in the us, we did see certainly movement with the writers who have notched some major wins with studio executive, we are seeing higher pay, we are seeing better residual payments over successful streaming shows and more power over ai and the role in their future work which is a big unknowable. with united auto workers, the president is set to make an address tomorrow, where we expect him to say, whether talks are progressing or not he has said if they are not we could see more strikes. thank you very much. meta, the owner of facebook, instagram and whatsapp — has been unve

you can call us on the line, post on our twitter feed, you can post on our facebook page as well. it was on the show yesterday that they talked about the possibility of a shutdown and what would happen if speaker mccarthy reached out. >> that is something i would look strongly at. they are all talking about this promise he made with biotin a year ago. what about the promise we made to the american republic that we were going to be responsible americans? we had going to be governing over a pile of rubble, if we are not careful. all these fancy titles are not working. we need to do our duty and we should be back in washington right now and dealing with it. what are we doing? host: tom from pennsylvania on our support line. caller: good morning, pedro. i see a real relationship between the shutdown and the dress down that is occurring in the u.s. senate. what my -- what my comparison is, what are -- why are we making such a fuss about the wearing of the job -- hijab in iran. they are both political. host: that is tom calling to let us know his thoughts. dan in kentucky. caller: i sup

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well, marisa, editor of the war post, i appreciate you joining us this morning.ess: here" will be right back. >>> that's our show for this week. my thanks to my guests making ur sunday morning. >> jon: welcome to the emirates stadium. the palatial home of arsenal football club and today the

"new york post" wouldn't have posted sthg positive toward trump.hought maybe they are pushing this because they want a different candidate. >> steve: right? >> lawrence: squeeze him. >> ainsley: then it sounds like when they walk it back, this is an outlier. this is unlike any other poll it. sounds like, maybe, democrats got on "the washington post." i can't believe y'all ran. this i can't believe you are saying. this this is unlike any other poll. oh, maybe you are right. let's paint it as outlier. >> brian: the problem is in may they did a similar poll and trump won by 7. head-to-head it's just overwhelming. 74% believe that his age and fitness or a huge detriment for him. >> ainsley: that's in the nbc poll. >> brian: and with just filling out the abc poll, which is pretty astounding, if you look at people and you mention only 15% think they are better off, when you take a look at what they president-what the current president is doing now with job approval. he is at 37% job approval. if you look at the final result. it is not surprising. when yo

all of the post 1960s status quo. i mean, instead that an idea that i started developing over a decade ago has now with this new book received the more or less systematic treatment first envisioned for it. the elevator version of that idea is simple. for six decades, a secularizing western society has been telling itself a false happy story about the outcome of the sexual revolution. to counter that false reading, we've needed an account of its fallout that was closer to the truth that account, i thought, should have two parts. one, examining post-revolutionary reality among individuals and the other examining its effects on the wider world. now, this unexpected adventure really began with the oddest spark. a reading of the papal encyclical humanae vitae issued in 1968, reiterating traditional christian teaching about marriage and sex. it's hard to get across just how transformative that first reading was for me as a researcher who had studied and written about various aspects of american society over the years. i kne

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the post i was going to post because i'm trying to be a team player here?thing you just told us. >> i might have told the story better >> seth: yeah. >> in that caption so, you can go check >> seth: well, that's a very - you know, if your phone has the megabytes to download the whole post it's a really cool show. thank you so much for being here we really appreciate it. guys, that's penn badgley. [ cheers and applause the first part of season four of "you" begins streaming today on netflix. we'll be right back with "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ it's hard to run a business on your own. with shopify, you have everything you need to setup your online store, to connect with customers, and to bring your dream business to life. because when we work together, the future is bright. these days, your customers are not just down the hall. they're all over the world. so cute. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. new dove men bodywash gives you 24 hours of nou

and scale that doesn't seem possible on other social media platforms, creating a frenzy of posts.me how this design means people are seeing videos they normally would not see, and being incentivised to behave in a harmful way to produce more popular content. the search for mum of two, nicola bulley, continues eight days after she went missing. nicola bulley�*s disappearance earlier this year shocked the uk. an inquest ruled the 45—year—old died by accidental drowning, but conspiracy theories exploded on tiktok, with police saying it interfered with the investigation. hello. hi. lovely to meet you. heather ran one account, racking up millions of views, posting about the case, having never shared content like this on tiktok before. in one video, she falsely suggested footage of nicola leaving the house on the morning of her disappearance was really herfriend, emma. it received 3.6 million views. whenever you post something and it gains traction, tiktok will send you little e—mails of encouragement, telling you that you've received this many views, you're a hit. if you post something

so what is the washington post? why does the washington post want to damage to the hard-working pizza people? because they hate dave portnoy that much? if this is all about dave portnoy, why don't they just talked to dave portnoy? >> when were you going to reach out? >> we were plane to do it tomorrow morning. >> you are going to write the article and then give me, like i had a bunch. people write a full article and then give me the points after. >> we are doing a bunch of reporting and we wanted to make sure that when we finally did talk to you, we, present what, you know, or talk about it is more fully based on -- >> like what? it sounds like you have your opinion made to meets based on that e-mail in a sense of someone who is going to hit me in the last second, comment on all this negative stuff. >> this is standard journalism stuff. >> unfortunately, yes. >> jesse: dave, you are able. we are going to print in five minutes. any comment? that is journalism today. every journalism writing is the same extent, just c

alexey chebotaryov plunged into the atmosphere of the tourist post-apocalypse.legendary dystopian movie mad max, rush west past the destroyed german airfield noitev baltic spit, the further from the ferry pier, the only transport connection with the outside world, the more post-apocalyptic this very western corner of russia looks there is a lost rusty city here, an art space in the village of ghosts, this settlement has three streets, a map, although the population itself and the name never existed , it is such a city, a hoax, the german military built it in 1930, creating real streets, houses with windows, even shutters all this is so that aerial reconnaissance does not realize that this entire complex is a storage facility, where ammunition is stored - the ruler of the keys and principles of the rusty city. razina shows possession here everything is as in the metropolis has a cafe and bar transporting all the powers of the monsters. in fact , numerous public spaces are on the move. here is a gallery and a cinema, some publications are provided for free use by

it’s hard to even list everyone who would be happy in this post-apocalypse.appy, we tell our friends that if anyone plans to go emigrate, he will definitely go to the city just to enjoy the permanent population of the rusty city is only one person, the keeper herself, but dozens always have residence permits. that is local hostel. in my line of work, i constantly communicate with people. it's calm, quiet, and a wonderful place to relax. well, the entourage well, like old rockers and metalheads. therefore, we really like it here, somehow you know, a transcendental native place. and here, as it were, all those people gather, like, well, owls. according to your interests, that is, here , like all of its rusty city was not immediately built, first in the surrounding space of an abandoned village, once a year they held a post-apocalyptic rusty dragon festival, but then natalya razin, who organized it, decided herself to take a little break from civilization after leaving routine management work. so the rusty city found residents and a mayor. although natalya herse

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what did the washington post editorial stuff will newspaper do to help save small businesses?to see that number persists portnoy literally -- >> they were shutting down businesses, they wanted to shut it down big tech and zuckerberg and these people, they want the economy shut down. >> i think back to when the washington post reported on watergate, they made a name for themselves. >> after that it's gone. >> i long for those days. >> we will end up with words of western. coming up, no papers, no problem. illegal immigrant parent popping up in texas and no one is doing anything about it. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the "big weekend show". new video today of chaos at the border border agents cutting razor wire to let illegal immigrants in. miles away from home and security secretary alexander mayorkas met with the president of honduras today near the border is an illegal immigrant town. developer reportedly is selling border crossers home plots without asking them for documentation and it's happening as the border crisis hits another record, 200 30,000 apprehensions in

now you've got the washington post a new york times essential. i mean, i know you called them liberal outlets, and i appreciate you saying that, but these are well known inside the beltway news publications. i mean, come on, i mean, come on, mr. john, you know what these papers are up to? now you've got the bbc and the washington post going off the movie with general elections right around the corner. look, moody is supposed to be friends with china. they're all part of the bricks. okay. but we do know upon the himalayas and napoleon, you know, we have some arguments here and there, but moody likes to be friendly with washington. this makes it look like washington is now deciding. it doesn't want to be friendly with moody. a. well, let me put it this way that the a movie is a big a friend of a russia. then anyone else that people police state that in fact, i see an indian relations has always been wonderful. not only doing 5 minutes to me all these time, but since the independence of india we've had the best organizations. number 2, i also need t

he often posts about living with a disability.d was me going up to a pool and telling my friend to record me dip my fake leg in the water to test the water out. it was a really dumb idea, but for some reason, people loved it, and in the space of eight hours, it hit about 780,000 views. paniora: if you have this many followers and that many likes, it's 'cause you're pretty. if you have this many followers and the same amount of likes, you're just funny. avani: paniora ran into trouble with the tiktok censors when he posted a video of a confrontation with someone who was telling him he shouldn't have a disability permit. paniora: so this old lady had the nerve to ask me if this is my disability card. this. i wonder if this is enough? avani: the video was taken down. tiktok said it breached the app's community guidelines. paniora appealed, and it was put back up, but he's had other videos about his disability removed as well. paniora: the video got taken down, and i didn't even know it until i looked back at the hashtags and sites to

if you write such posts all the time, you can do quite well of course .y that this vlada is a surkan, she is a tsurkan, she worked on tv channel dom, then on tv channel kyiv , in the end, she resigned from kyiv a few weeks ago. she wrote to herself on facebook, the explanation is not good enough, she started saying that she is acting and acting like this simply because she cares for the country, she is against corruption , that is why she got together and with her own strength tried to draw the attention of journalists to such problems that they say everyone praises this julia fedia and she is a corruptionist , it can't be like that and she said thank you and i did not offer any conditional materials and acted on my behalf and not on behalf of someone in the ukrainian cultural fund, although the message to her was written in black and white well here are also such scandals very often in our country after scandals , people do not know how to properly explain the right way out of these scandals, but we will definitely monitor the situation with yulia flute

are joe biden. >> abc/"the washington post" poll.ying i can't believe this is happening. "the washington post" said ah, don't believe it, this is our outlier. our poll is crap. literally said that what do you make of these absolute panic responses? >> it's hilarious, right? you are bashing your own product for putting out a number you don't like, in this case "the washington post" and abc news did that. and is it so unbelievable to think that donald trump could be leading joe biden when you look at joe biden on the economy and three in four people think it's bad. they think that crime in this country is out of control. they think the border is out of control. they think that education can be better. they think that foreign policy is not going in the right direction. and the country in general. is it really that unbelievable that joe biden is polling so poorly against donald trump, given his performance and given his record ashley and todd. >> ashley: joe concha, got to leave there. thank you. with that, "fox & friends" starts right n

lovers and barstool sports founder, hours ago at the peak of us he doubled down on the washington postafter that liberal red put out the hit piece targeting the brand and the event. >> they got that checked or they posted the article right below, dave called the reporter lying and manipulating advertisers. >> a couple of days ago, decided to call a food reporter who wrote the article in the washington post didn't call before hand for comment. the confrontation went viral. the washington post continued with the article which describes the pizza shop at the festival as quickly accused of supporting a man accused of sexual misconduct in the history of using racist misogynistic language defendant says during his pizza reviews, one bite everybody knows that signature line, the sports founder things more people will know about it now. >> people here, the pizza makers makes my brand and pizza brand stronger. people don't want to be told what to do and what they do is ring the community who want to have fun and live life together, disguising them to expose them for the trash that they are. >>

it’s hard to even list everyone who would be happy in this post-apocalypse.ty familiar. this is what everyone plans. uh, go emigrate the city just to enjoy the permanent population of the rusty city. today the person is the keeper herself, but dozens of regulars at the local hostel have residence permits. i, and my line of service, constantly communicate with the people here are calm and quiet. resting. well, entourage, we are like old rockers and metalheads . therefore, we really like our transcendental home here. and here, as it were, people gather all those, as if, well, there is a coincidence of interests. that is, here, how all its rusty city was not immediately built, first in the surrounding space of an abandoned village, once a year they held a post-apocalyptic rusty dragon festival, but then those who organized it natalya razina decided to take a little break from civilization herself after leaving routine management work. so the rusty city found residents and a mayor. although natalya herself does not agree with this definition. no, rather, probably

he includes several screenshots of threatening posts, in fact.it comes to that specific threat from august, trump made his clearest intent to issue public attacks related to this case, when the day after his arraignment, he posted a threatening message on truth social. you see, he then includes a screenshot of the post and then continues, quote, and he has made good on his threat. since the indictment in this case, trump has spread disparaging and inflammatory public posts on truth social and on daily beast we guarding the citizens of the district of columbia, the court, prosecutors, and prospective witnesses. the special counsel is calling out the criminal defendant and the ex president for continued harassment not just against himself and his team, but the judge and witnesses. saying this is trump's way of undermining faith in public confidence that the justice system, a way of undermining the due administration of justice, smith makes a point to highlight the effects of his attacks, issuing a stark warning. quote, trump knows that when he publ

so why does re arty"the washington post" and wy does "the washington post" wante dave portnoy that much if this is all about dave portnoy, then why don't they just go talk to dave heportnoy? >> when were you going to reach out? we are planning to do itwere yoo tomorrow morning. >> so you're going to write the article and then are goi give me like i've had that a bunch people write a full article peopshen give me the point after, you know, we're doinge do a bunch of reporting and we want to make surinbunch ofe thae finally did talk to you, we could really kind of presento yo what, you know, or talk about things more fully based on like what? >> like it sounds like you haveu your opinion made to me based on that emai hiniol. on this sounds like something who's going to hit me in the last second? be like commentsense ofsomeon as negative stuff? >> no, this is like this is kind of standard journalistic stuff. like, unfortunately, yes, dave, you're evinfortunal. we're going to print in 5 minutes. any comment? that's journalism toda y. . it's happened to me dozens of times. almost every repor

the world powers that implement foreign policy mechanisms in post-soviet states are china, the usa andat britain, japan, turkey and the countries of the european union, as well as its individual states, germany, france and poland. much attention in the study is paid to central asia, this is the main region of foreign policy competition between the usa, eu, china, turkey and russia. because the main interests for the major powers are here. resources, minerals and digitalization. now in direct connection with the facts, one of the authors of the report is the head of the rossotrudnichestvo project group, alexander sidorov, contacts with us, alexander alexandrovich, we will return to our guest a little later, while on other news, the development of the russian economy in a global transformation are being discussed today in moscow. the seventh financial forum began in manege, the key event being a plenary session with the participation of prime minister mikhail mishustin. more details, anna lazareva. the plenary session was opened by prime minister mikhail mishuskin. in his speech, he said

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volkov explained that about 27,000 post offices are located in remote settlements.quires systemic support. the conflict in ukraine has weakened purchasing power to save. of the old world, first deputy head of the european commission valdis dombrovskis stated this during a speech in beijing. experts, in turn, write that europeans do not want to pay for assistance to the kiev regime from their own pockets. as a result, the leaders of several eu countries were under pressure ahead of the elections. artyom krosulin will tell you the details. the most loyal allies are turning away from the kiev regime. observers of the publication pay attention to this trend politics. they emphasize that poland, estonia. slovakia and other countries in central and eastern europe have come under pressure. on the eve of the elections, the leaders of these states understand that voters do not want to pay for military assistance to ukraine from their own pockets. bloomberg analysts, in turn, write that against the background of disagreements among eastern european countries, moscow can enlis

she continues as deputy leader, a post she was elected to. is made shadow work and pensions secretary. pat mcfadden is given a prominent shadow role, as is rising labour star darrenjones as number two in the treasury's shadow team. live now to westminster and our political correspondent alex forsyth. three and a half years on — does the promotion of three figures on the right of the party tell us more about where keir starmer�*s political leanings lie. that will definitely be one reading of this reshuffle because despite the fact the top jobs, the shadow home secretary, health secretary, chancellor, shadow education secretary, dale stayed the same but apart from that there's been a pretty extensive reshuffle of other ministerial posts. angela rayner taking on levelling up, housing and communities. that meant a bit of a demotion for lisa nandy who becomes shadow international development minister although she doesn't know how the department. liz kendall has been promoted now to shadow work and pensions secretary, pat mcfadden people's tony bla

hill was asked to produce the facebook post, she said it had been deleted and found an apology post postede's his name, but the apology post predated number she said on facebook. >> martha: i'm running out of time. we're going to do a podcast after this. we'll get into it more. you were very careful, both of you, to not put any blame on judge newman in his handling of, this doesn't it surprise you that he didn't ask for more proof that this had happened before he allowed that juror to be taken off the case? >> yeah, we certainly don't think judge newman was aware of mrs. hill's activities. we don't think that in any form or fashion. we had -- i think maybe three days of incamera hearings during the course of the trial dealing with these issues. ultimately judge newman felt like the jury was being whipsawed and it was best to remove her. i don't know that -- we're not hear to criticize the no, sir but we knew know the information presented to him was completely false. and we know this was a favorable juror for the defense. >> martha: how long do you think it will take before you get a hear

others say they've enlisted in the army because of the bloggers' posts.watched a lot of reports by simon, aka war gonzo. despite international condemnation of russian aggression simon and others like him believe the government is not being violent enough. criticism of government tactics is punished very swiftly in russia, but the z bloggers seem to get away with it. they say the generals are corrupt and incompetent and their strategy is timid and outdated. they also publish complaints from the mobilised who feel betrayed by the officers. hundreds of people have been prosecuted for discrediting the army in russia, but for war influencers, the rules are different, katerina shulman, a leading russian political scientist, told the bbc they receive special treatment. the only dissenting voices which are allowed, or at least unpunished, are the pro—war voices. so you cannot criticise the president or the military for waging the war orfor killing people. but you can criticise them for not killing enough people and not waging the war in an effective manner. blogg

i think you'll see you haven't a post again for sure. i think that anything that they do in the legislation or in congress or anything in the united states will just be a lot of window dressing just to sweep it under the rug. largely, anything that has happened that people should be held accountable for. it has not happened for many years, so this is not a, you know, we're in a state of lawlessness and united states where persecution of prosecution is happening. so i don't see that they'll think they'll be any teeth to what is being done in washington. but i do think that we'll be talking about this for weeks to come in, and then it will be business as usual and put, put him right back in the position of, of, uh, talking nonsense of to wait and see what well the outcome of that investigation is joe open host of the conservative of daily podcast, bank statements, peoples today. all right, god bless you. oh, but to, to run now the saudi arabian, the football club, our nasa has beats and it runs us fullest in what stomach, holding a histori

it was posted august 25.ey accused the care for calle workers of historic misconduct for dancing with migrants. they even treat them -- very serious accusations. nonetheless, it has nothing to do with the situation in lampedusa. here we have three examples of misinformation that try to aggravate the migration crisis in italy, putting migrants into very negative spotlight. >> indeed. lying through their teeth, you might say. trying to push a political agenda at the same time. you can see the falseness in all three examples. thank you for pointing out exactly why it is fake. thanks to you for watching. stay with us. more to come, live from paris. >> the world is ever-changing. the news does not rate. >> france 24 lives global perspective that intelligent viewers want to have to fully understand the issues of the day. >> that's why we will always be there to help make sense of world events. >> [speaking french] >> for the best international coverage 24 hours a day, no matter what, france 24 is with you everywher

volkov explained that about 27,000 post offices are located in remote settlements.cial mission. and for them containment requires systemic support. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. i’ve spent my whole life working towards this, we expect to do it in 10 days, it will be a record, cut it, on the verge of possibilities, we are all with him, because he is the only one, at the maximum height, higher, don’t rise, you’ll just fall like a stone , with the speed of the wind, it’s a super cyclone, a killer cyclone, it’s like it’s chasing you.

i mean, well, the original post, don't know whether it ever existed. >> apology post. >> no. no, we did not speak -- >> do you have a timeline for the fbi regarding -- [indiscernible] >> as you know, having talked to the fbi before, no. they are not going to tell us anything. >> in your letters to the u.s. attorney -- [indiscernible] >> sled is very invested in this conviction. how invested? the agent, david owens that testified under cross examination by jim admitted two things. one, he perjured himself in front of the grand jury and fabricated evidence. sled made him the law enforcement agent of the years. if this is remanded back, the trial court should pick somebody else, if fbi is not doing it, then there are other folks, sheriffs departments, not colleton county, but could interview jurors and bring them to court. they are going to end up testifying anyway. may not be any reason to interview them. may put a somebody on them and bring them to court. >> [indiscernible] >> yeah, that's something that that would happen if we get the hearing we requested, to get subpoena pow

do you see - post-colonialism as a factor? in a manner of— post-colonialism as a factor?ner of speaking. i _ post—colonialism as a factor? in a manner of speaking. i think you can draw— manner of speaking. i think you can draw some — manner of speaking. i think you can draw some distances between francophone colonialism, british, etc. francophone colonialism, british, eto in— francophone colonialism, british, etc. in addition to what was just said which— etc. in addition to what was just said which i agree with, one of the other— said which i agree with, one of the other factors is the particular ties made _ other factors is the particular ties made between france, french business and government, and their former colonies — and government, and their former colonies. it's a little different than — colonies. it's a little different than the _ colonies. it's a little different than the situation between britain and its _ than the situation between britain and its former colonies. that brings the elites _ and its former colonies. that brings the elites together and businesses

and there was a famous book, "post war", defining a post-war period. this book covers i cover post war which gives the title to the session. by the way, i'm struck that here in washington you have to explain it's the berlin wall. i mean, for us europeans, what other wall is there? that the one trump didn't build to mexico? which wall are we talking about? and i think the post-wall period goes from the 9th of november, 1989 the fall of the berlin wall to february of 2022. i think the full scale invasion of ukraine ends that period and that period, like a game of european football, is a game of two halves. so in the first half you have this quite extraordinary spread of freedom and democracy and enlargement of the geopolitical west. think about it, the eu and n.a.t.o. eu, 12 members and n.a.t.o. in 1989, and 2007, 27 members of eu and members of n.a.t.o. and step forward, the second half starting with putin's annexation of georgia and the global financial crisis, it's pretty much downhill all the way. it's a downward turn and crisis ending with the large

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i know they love me, nobody wants "washington post" writing a post like that. trying to do and on this call, it is pretty clear that is what you are trying to do. you don't have facts for me? >> emily: right there in my opinion, that summed up how incredulous her lack of reporting ethics is. he says what is the thesis. he said, you are an interesting guy. how does that adequate ly adequ. are you aware this person is misogynistic? he sums it up, you are trying to put me in a box and you don't have facts. he asked what evidence do you have laid out. she said, it is not laid out in front of me. you go to advertisers and try to shame them into dropping support for me, in this moment i'm supporting small businesses and say to my face, it is because you are an interesting guy, that is all. shameful on her part. >> carley: it is clear dave portnoy has a lot of experience with the media, a lot of experience being the center of hit pieces. i don't know why, barstool, they are content creators, funny content and sports content and responsible for some of the top female p

the original video is on youtube, posted in 2010.is video took place in the ukrainian parliament, it is a nexturf from c-span. what happened? opposition lawmakers through eggs and smoke bombs in the middle of the ukrainian parliament as the chamber approved the black sea deal with russia. a video that is not at all recent and that has nothing to do with the ongoing invasion of ukraine. >> we would love to speak to the people who posted these claims. they people or someone from a bot factory? speculation on that. thank you for clarifying the situation. thank you for watching around the world. stay with us, more to come, live from paris. ♪ >> new look, new name, france 24's daily culture show encore is becoming arts 24. join us for conversations from paris, the world art, food and fashion capital on what is arguably the culture show on tv. >> art 24. on france 24 and france24.com. ♪ 09/20/23 09/20/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> any involvement of a foreign government in the

that text message has been in the public realm for almost two years the washington post verified the authenticity of the laptop. this text message has been verified and one of the biggest doubts tying joe biden to his son's international racket yet the washington post national columnists has never spent a second reflecting on wait means. bump became so flummoxed he stampered and stormed out of an interview. >> what do you take from a text message to his adult daughter hunter saying i have to give 50 percent of my income to pop? >> i have no idea what that means. i don't. >> it's -- >> it's circumstantial evidence. you prefer that. i have no idea. i appreciate your asking. >> has anybody asked her? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> don't you think somebody should ask her? >> okay. i just said i don't know. i have nothing to say about it. what do you want me to say? >> you say there's no evidence but there's a text message where he said i give pop 50 percent of my money. that's evidence. >> okay, fine. all right. it's evidence. i feel you want me to leave just walk out in the middle of

the public inquiry into the post office horizon it scandal has resumed this week and is focussing onundreds of workers accused of accounting discrepancies and pursued by the post office. former sub—postmaster lee castleton was made bankrupt by the post office after a two—year legal battle. now, 17 years on, he's hoping to get some answers about what went wrong. our business correspondent emma simpson has been to speaking to him at his home near scarborough. he invested everything he had to become a sub—postmaster, but the post office soon ruined the life of lee castleton and his family. my wife and i, and my two children, we bought a post office in 2003 in bridlington on the harbour top. we thought it was life—changing, we thought it was something that we would do for the rest of our working lives, and nine months later, it just completely changed, it was absolutely terrible. i was accused of losing £25,000, and that led onto a litigation by post office and eventually bankruptcy. right from the start he refused to accept he was to blame. now the public inquiry is looking at his case.