but, firstly, after some 10 minutes meley is no longer a puritan; he compared his first acquaintanceh the book of the french-american economist with the first. filmed a flying object with an orange tail. this phenomenon was seen not only in karacheev-cherkessia, but in the stavropol, krasnodar territories, kalmykia and the rostov region. today our correspondents found out from specialists at the optical observation station in arkhiz that this is not a meteorite, a burnt satellite, presumably elon musk’s satellite, starling. yes, thank you, elena, we'll let you go get ready for the broadcast, we’ll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the state television and radio broadcasting company ryazan, elizaveta dorokhina is already in the studio. hello igor, a horde of insects attacked the residents. midges have filled everything, there are many of them both in the regional center and beyond. scientists see the reason as a large-scale spring flood and sharp warming after the may frosts. all this created a favorable environment for reproduction. in the meantime, it is n

but now decided to testify in court and did so in such a way that even in modern times , far from puritanicalport from our staff correspondent in the united states , denis davidov. i can't believe i have to read this on air, it won't happen here. no descriptions. and only the porn actress was not ashamed of anything, the court ordered her to tell the truth only the truth, in the case of the heroine of adult films, the truth turned out to be naked. according to daniels, she told trump about the magazine, someone should spank you with this. no. newspaper reporters recounting the proceedings noted how trump spent most of the hearings with his eyes closed. but some of the witness’s remarks reacted excitedly, shaking his head and muttering something to the lawyer. the judge had to calm him down. how you see their business is falling apart. i 'm supposed to be campaigning right now, but we're stuck with this lawsuit that everyone knows is a hoax. meeting with '. as payment of legal fees, he submitted the charges through a lawyer and everything was formalized and they saw it as a falsification of do

is the day the moon with him, our country will have no peace, no development, no freedom that the puritan regime is, find it on lies and corruption of the video, the security interests of the russian people. it will continue to be the top priority for me, but he was doomed our country twice the nation. we really do, we have pain and we will be open to be able to go and have good relations with all countries. we see russia as a reliable and on his partner and it really is the global majority, but also on the day is really forces sees control of gaza is vital raphael border crossing. while last it's talks on a ceasefire with a mouse resume as we are. it's a decisive moment for the policy and that these rarely people and for the sites of the entire region. welcome to the shell. thank you so much for joining us for letting me put and has been in power and russia for 24 years already today. the former k g b officers from st. petersburg began another 6 year term as president. he was sworn in an elaborate ceremony at the kremlin where he pledged to defend the constitution and the rights of russi

the puritan regime is find it on lies and corruption of the video, the security interests of the russian people. it will continue to be the top priority for me. what do we do to our country, twice the nation. we really do, we have pain and we will be open to building on. they have good relations with all countries. we've seen russia as a reliable and on his partner. and it really is the provide majority, which also on the day is really forces sees control of gaza is vital raphael border crossing. while last it's talks on a ceasefire with a mouse resume as we are. it's a decisive moment for the ballast scene in the visa valley people and for the sights of the entire region. welcome to the cell. thank you so much for joining us. what am i putting has been in power in russia for 24 years already today. the former can g b officers from st. petersburg and again, another 6 year term as president. he was sworn in an elaborate ceremony at the kremlin where he pledged to defend the constitution and the rights of russian citizens. the highly choreographed spectacle was beamed live on russian telev

again, in this digital form, it's a very kind of puritanical way of thinking about money. and as also it has started seeing that said, well, let's just get through a definition and then of money i should just say personally, you know, when i was 1st at the bbc in london, i go to loads of trouble. i was the only person one night shift went bearings, banks went bust and the city of london. and i chose casino b roll pictures to illustrate voiceovers. and right from the top of the bbc they said, never use roulette tables ever a game. when talking about the finance you, however, use the analogy when defining money, what is money? the method level. um, if you're looking for the most kind of generic description, i would tend to say the money is a system of network access tightens um that enable us to access a network of human labor grads. um that's a very broad way of speaking about it. um, and if you think about it, a lot of traditional ways of describing money, people imagine that there are some like value stored in money dealt with, but it has being a store all that value as i

insistence on patrolling both potentially internal ble as well, as, you know, and using expulsion, i mean, puritanhe 17th century up through, you know, of eulsi part of the kind of content of this, not to mention, you know, hostility native peoples and the termination to rid their territories of them. so i guess, again, it's sort of the illiberalism, unlike simply, you know, particular on, you know, fascism is lot of it quickly so that, you know, this is a■ book that does try to emphasize you know political volatility and it's volatile among social groups, volatility among individuals. people do not fit, you very clearly into acertain social gr, you know, end6■ up in in somethg of a box. but it, i thi, allure to the kind of people together and involve the exclusion of otrs te exclusion is that really oftentimes the hea o think of os illiberalism. lowing on and i guess i have to illiberal was of illiberalism as a social i do but that the word populism ■designed to label aperspectivee that is scale social activism from speak and y contrast, for example, i was thinking about votersuppression. well, t

he was an english puritan leader. he symbolized how the country began. with god's help, we could be a shining city upon a hill for the people. of course, making the reference from scripture. our newest statute is of a man that shared that same vision and who believed the same gospel. a man who looked back at where we were and who prayed and served endlessly for what we could become again. the shining city upon a hill. i want you to know this is -- this truly is a historic moment. there are only four people in the history of our country who have received the three highest honors here. those three honors are congressional gold medal, having tie -- lied in state, and having a statute here in the capital to be honored. two of them were presidents. presidents ford and reagan. and one is rosa parks. the other, as of today, will be reverend billy graham. [applause] >> i've done a few of the ceremonial events now. i don't ever get nervous for public speaking. i'm nervous today. billy graham is such a towering figure in my life and such a singular figure. the lea

the statue of the oldest man in the capital is john winthrop, he was an english puritan lawyer and one of the leading founders ad of the massachusetts bay colony of 1630. he symbolizes how our country began marked by the belief as he said in his own words that with god's help we could be the shining city upon a hill for the people. of course making the reference from scripture. our newest statue is of a man who shared that same vision and believed that same gospel. a man who looked back at where we were and who prayed and served endlessly for what we could become again , that shining city on a hill. i want you to know this truly is a historic moment. there are only fourpeople in the history of our country who have received the three highest honors here. those ldthree are a congressional gold medal , lying in state upon their passing and having a statue here in the capital . two of them were presidents , presidents ford and reagan and one is rosa parks and the other as of today will be rev. billy graham. [applause] i've done a few of these ceremonial events now . we've had a couple of s

one was the puritan by saint-gaudens, the other was bronco buster by frederic remington and kelly's shared. while interviewing general sheridan kelly says to the general in all the paintings of surrender at appomattox, you figured prominently in the room, where exactly did you stand during the surrender? it appomattox. and sheridan says. well, kelly would like to be in your picture, but i wasn't there. i arrived at the mclean on april 9th, 1865, and we shook hands all around and said to the others, gentlemen, i've been in the saddle for ten days and i am exhausted. and he went down and he laid that beneath a tree and fell asleep. he never set foot inside the mclean, he said. i woke up when general lee started to send the steps. general grant's at the top step and sherman and said, whatever you do in your in your illustrates and be sure to give lee's horse traveler a short tale tale. kelly again, you know, immediately out a quick sketch and general sheridan his raising himself up on his elbow, watching the historic scene from the ground. kelly also interviewed general abner doubleday, who f

the church, the successor the puritans who came first to new england is dominant religion. and this the faith that he embraces. and yet what i then found remarkable was that even though he held this traditional faith, he and his adult life was more and more and more open other traditions of, faith that came into maine, unitary, an ism that came late, first from boston and then into maine. so who is this person? joshua lawrence chamberlain. how is he formed for me also, biography the art of biography is a a puzzle of many pieces. i don't want to know conclusion before i start. i want to know what the puzzle is and ask those questions of the first question how to understand the proud beneficiaries of bowdoin college with classical curriculum with young professor willing to challenge that curriculum and willing to say there needs to be a new teaching method if we're going to reach young people today. how to reconcile bookworm college student with a risk taking soldier or at gettysburg how to appreciate the patriot who believed so fervently in the union. and yet his ability to

marlo thomas: but we were really puritanical on television, we could not even appear to be having sexnald: how can a plant have a trauma? ann marie: it's a living thing! it's probably very sensitive. donald: we better go in the next room and talk so it won't hear us. ann marie: donald, anything you have to say to me you can say in front of my plant. marlo thomas: it was all happening on the street, but it wasn't happening on television. not at all. i mean the standards of practices watched us like hawks. marlo thomas: this went back to lucy and desi. they were married and they had to sleep in separate beds. marlo thomas: donald always went home, yet it was a time of free love. it was a time of woodstock. it had nothing to do with where society was. jim j bullock: marlo thomas, oh my god, she punted the ball to mary tyler moore and mary tyler moore ran with it. mary: i remember why i broke off with howard. pamela adlon: mary tyler moore was just so massive to me. having her job and dealing with like all of these men. mary: i have been dating since i was seventeen. i'm thirty-seven. tha

potentially internal trouble as well, as, you know, and using expulsion, i mean, expelling people from puritan, you know, towns in the 17th century up through, you know, the 19th century, where there are lots of expulsions, you know, are part of the kind of content of this, not to mention, you know, hostility native peoples and the termination to rid their territories of them. so i guess, again, it's sort of the idea of illiberalism, unlike simply, you know, particular forms conservatism later on, you know, fascism is gives you a sense that there is lot of it and can change very quickly so that, you know, this is a book that does try to emphasize you know political volatility and it's volatile among social groups, volatility among individuals. people do not fit, you very clearly into a box, although certain social groups tend to, you know, end up in in something of a box. but it, i think, allure to the kind of things that bind groups of people together and also involve the exclusion of others. i mean, i think that the exclusion is that really oftentimes the heart of, you know, what i think of

it's funny watching the media act like puritans, right?y media event and it's okay the playboy mansion with ugly people. -- they're drunk on the got your pause -- their paws all over the smartest is porn for sexless democrats. listening to testimony from an aging -- is almost an erotic of listening to npr well feeding rates to your cat with the myocarditis. the court case is really about convincing jurors that trump is a bad guy for sleeping around. is not about breaking laws, because no laws were broken. and trump were a woman, the prosecution would be accused of slot shaming. that's quite a theory. again he's not charge for the hush money, it's not about stormy, is about an accounting method for illegal payment for a business record had no known category. that's it. what stormy has to do with it is nothing. all that is is, you know, frosting for the media. >> dana: jesse watters, i give you back -- last words. >> jesse: fact check trump does not use old spice and you has his own deodorant line, is cold -- called success. and turley, kask

. >>> in 1634, a puritan ship heading across the atlantic ocean to america, abe club was formed.ook club called the society of young ladies. women up and down the east coast followed suit and created their own branches. in 1996, oprah winfrey launched her book club to mass success and what was called, quote, reading revolution. today, the league of women voters a nonpartisan group of men and women dedicated to promoting political responsibility have formed their own book club. and it is a club for the velshi banned book club. beginning in april, they introduce a series of zoom session dedicated to the velshi banned book club podcast. the idea was simple and effective. they would gather and discuss the conversations we have with others on the program and together they followed along with the podcast to discuss everything from school shootings to increasingly significant handmaid's tale. to the ever-growing black literary canon in america. these meetings of the velshi banned book club exists in book clubs that have been galvanizing readers, particularly women for generations. for w

there, one producers i think was arrested for grooming kids, it's funny watching the media act like puritanso any media event and it's like a playboy mansion with ugly people. you have the paws all over year, they're drunk, this is poor and for structuralist democrats, listening to testimony from an aging sex worker about trump in a courtroom, you have everything, it's almost erotic listening to npr while feeding grapes to your cats with myocarditis to mug the court cases really about convincing jurors that trump is a bad guy for sleeping around. it's on about breaking laws, no laws are broken. if trump were a woman, the prosecution would be accused of slow training. that's quite a theory. he's not a charge for the harsh money,'s on about stormy daniels, it's about an accounting method for illegal payment in a business record that had no known category for my gout as it. what's army has to do with it is nothing, all that is is a frosting for the medium. >> dana: jesse watters? >> jesse: trump does not use old spice, he has his own deodorant line it's called success. somebody gifted to me. an

the puritans. so we're here to talk today about this excellent book she wrote. first of all, is this focus so good? it was so cathartic but dark but uplifting and also funny. and if y'all haven't read it, i'm really excited for you to go congratulations on this huge, huge accomplishment. soing to start by from the beginning of my version of the beginning, which may not be your beginning. we were at a restaurant in washington, d.c. of like five or six years ago, and we talked about bandit queen. and as y'all will see in the books, bandit queen was was a female vigilante in the eighties india. and she and liz and i were talking about her power, her journey. and you want to write a book on her and from there, what happened and how did we get to this book today? yeah. so i asked swat, this has been a really long journey as books tend to be. the last book took ten years, so this one took five. so we're, you know, getting faster. but i asked swati to do this in part because she's was with me at the beginning, which is, as she said, the bandit queen i had written the l

. >> and he's a similar if anything, has got even more puritanical views and then abdullah here i'm had, i mean, in the sense of his is ideological convictions are pretty tight with the regime. >> so i actually see in the foreign ministry side of things probably much less less change really going on. i mean, i think the continuity there will be, will be pretty seamless good to have you sir. thank you thank you. thank you very much. >> reactions from world leaders on present races, death are coming in. india's prime minister narendra modi says he is deeply shocked and saddened by raisi's tragic demise. and that quote, his contribution to strengthening the india, iran bilateral relationship will always be remembered. this statement from the president venezuela, quote, deeply saddened to have to say goodbye to an exemplary person. he said, nicolas maduro calling raisi the defender of the sovereignty of his people there's this from shake muhammad bin zayed al-nahyan, who is the president of the united arab emirates, quote, i extend my deepest condolences to the iranian government and people

but actually it's all about puritans , bees it's all about puritans, bees and wild eco cultures. >> you'reyour garden. right. and i'm saying this to people who might not want to be, you know, the ardent horticulturalists , unlike us for horticulturalists, unlike us for just watch out if you are too lazy to mow your lawn and then you get to the stage where you're rewilding is overgrown. watch out for the hedgehogs. that's all i'll say. oh yes. >> especially you've got your lawnmower out. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> but it's been a childrens takeover, hasn't it? of the chelsea flower show. yeah it's been really lovely. and that's where these nicknames came from. >> that's right. so they dubbed the king king of compost and the queen. queen of bees . so the queen. queen of bees. so the king got this on his name badge, and they had a little chuckle about it, supposedly. and then to go into this children's only area , they had to pay a forfeit area, they had to pay a forfeit of a posy of flowers with that began with the letter of their first names. so quite a sweet little story. >> yeah, it was i

>> it wouldn't play well with the base if the base was stereotyped as a very, you know, puritanical evangelicaland america has a 50% divorce rate and majority of divorces are based on infidelity. so if anything, americans at least statistically understand a flawed candidate. if that is how they see him. i don't think that donald trump is alone in having erred, and even the christian voters often point to the fact that god chooses interesting people , this and that. people, this and that. >> i'm going to stop you there. thank you very much. please stay where you are. we're going to go now to alvin bragg, the district attorney. let's take it. if we can live from new york city. this is alvin bragg, the district attorney who has just secured guilty verdicts on all counts against former president donald trump . he's about to take donald trump. he's about to take the stand there in front of the waiting media. let's just see if we can drop in now, hopefully, and get a little bit of the action there. i wonder what he's going to say. he must be a happy man. he has rightly or wrongly, made history , so h

>> it wouldn't play well with the base if the base was stereotyped as a very, you know, puritanical evangelicaland america has a 50% divorce rate and majority of divorces are based on infidelity. so if anything, americans at least statistically understand a flawed candidate. if that is how they see him. i don't think that donald trump is alone in having erred, and even the christian voters often point to the fact that god chooses interesting people , this and that. people, this and that. >> i'm going to stop you there. thank you very much. please stay where you are. we're going to go now to alvin bragg, the district attorney. let's take it. if we can live from new york city. this is alvin bragg, the district attorney who has just secured guilty verdicts on all counts against former president donald trump . he's about to take donald trump. he's about to take the stand there in front of the waiting media. let's just see if we can drop in now, hopefully, and get a little bit of the action there. i wonder what he's going to say. he must be a happy man. he has rightly or wrongly, made history , so h

and the latest target of their puritanical zeal is the motorbike. wow. i'm not a biker.ut, you know, a great motorbike. great thing you cannot have the same sort of motorbike you'd make. >> you'd make a great biker, suzanne. you would fit one ducati perfectly . carole malone, ducati perfectly. carole malone, you are going to be my winner today. you are going to be my winner today . oh, no, it's not, it's today. oh, no, it's not, it's not. apparently i did this morning. choose oxford city council, but we've got a double. >> you can't take it away from me now. >> we've got a double net zero, carol i did. it's a graphic error. i did, i'm sorry. >> choose you to win oxford city council not having it. >> if you choose me, that's it, i would. >> the computer says no, no, no, the customer is always right. suzanne evans. yes. >> bill rammell. suzanne evans, thanks very much, headliners is next. patrick is hopefully back tomorrow from his man flu. thanks for joining tomorrow from his man flu. thanks forjoining us. thanks for joining us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , spo

>> it wouldn't play well with the base if the base was stereotyped as a very, you know, puritanical evangelicaldivorce rate and majority of divorces are based on infidelity. so if anything, americans at least statistically understand a flawed candidate. if that is how they see him. i don't think that donald trump is alone in having erred, and even the christian voters often point to the fact that god chooses interesting people , this and that. people, this and that. >> i'm going to stop you there. thank you very much. please stay where you are. we're going to go now to alvin bragg, the district attorney. let's take it. if we can live from new york city. this is alvin bragg, the district attorney who has just secured guilty verdicts on all counts against former president donald trump . he's about to take donald trump. he's about to take the stand there in front of the waiting media. let's just see if we can drop in now, hopefully, and get a little bit of the action there. i wonder what he's going to say. he must be a happy man. he has rightly or wrongly, made history , so hopefully we made histo