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. >> the president got everybody re rawled up. >> reporter: court documents show he suggested civil war will ensue with former president trump didn't remain in the white house. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> committee vice chair liz cheney said trump tried to contact a witness in the ■ investigation and that has been referred to the justice department. cbs news kathryn has more on another take away from today's testimony related to twitter. >> this was one of the most interesting revelations in the hearing today. a whistle blower from twitter they say has come forward and played testimony of the individual with their voice distorted to shield their identity and they talked about internal discussions at twitter that there was a sense that president trump had a very powerful presence, and that this made twitter feel very important in the social media echo system and there was a lot of ego involved with the social media company taking so long to silence president trump on that platform because it made them feel, you know, very important in the public conversation. but we also le

stage during the performance of the trolling stones group in vienna, we joined in the performance of rawlings get what you want of the legendary band mift jagger wrote that it was a wonderful evening and expressed his gratitude to the ukrainian members of the stones roll. they displayed the ukrainian flag and the dragon on the screens, showed a video of the destruction caused by russia, the musicians remind us of the war and suffering nearby , and this should not be forgotten. the lands were part of the zaporizhzhya army, the central governing body of kish zaporizhia sich was located in the city during archaeological excavations in balka daily ukrainian archaeologist oleksandr pol - discovered the remains of smelting furnaces, which show that the scythians were still involved in metallurgy here during the years of nazi occupation , the head of the city administration, serhii sherstyuk, led the popular resistance and introduced the official use of the ukrainian language and anthem. they work, help and protect independence, because in addition to an iron heart , they also have a steel cossack c

prisoners club says there has been an escalation in arrests abuse and sabotaged in sil want recently rawling temperatures and a severe drought in east africa, a deepening the 3rd price crisis from millions of people in kenya, the drought is also affecting parts of a theo pier and somalia, but the canyons there are concerns about short and long term food security. a room won't answer reports from would cheer county. oh security officers make it clear. anyone trying to jump the q won't be helped people here a waiting for cash payouts from king us government money to help them cope with rising food prices and a recurring drought. ha, my stay receive depends on how vulnerable the families are. earlier. i mean, the minor pallana was the hood of all, my animals have died because of the druids. i have nothing left at home to eat. according to the you, in millions of people in east africa are facing food shortages. the broad stretches far beyond pena, parts of ethiopia and somalia have also been effected even of his dogs raining significantly and people planned crops. it'll be months before they can

. >> i read where the red fernoo grows by wilson rawls, which is a book t my fourth grade teacher, mrs. germano, read to us about hunting dogs. >> it's the greatest book in the world. >>sp and then spoiler alert they die in chapter twelve. >> that's my whole i'm a big dog. ate my whole fourth grade class, was leaving holding each other even though it's the worst thing ever by mrs. wac romano. where is your head out on this? but yeah, you can call her up and ask what's going on .ghter] >> you would not be surprised. i'd like to read i have two books from point pleasant books at the little point bookshop. how to find lovee in a bookshop is one, but that's a novel. ls >>o you guys are all reading this highfalutin stuff and i also i'm reading book lovers by emily henry. what's that about other than. well, i just started it and i think that these two people are single but they're going to get together. oh . so a like 50% it's like yeah its weird and weird. >> know where they go like you read them just the yeah. obalii would otherwise everybody read it in a red room with a red notebook. i do

so if you have questions about rawls, that's a good time to get those to get those up here. i want to go. i want to backtrack a little bit to your neoliberal critique. which kind of caught me off guard i guess in the book. just how how i think that you argued how central it was to the backlash against to the discontents the liberal order. he said at one point there's been there was an intellectual capture of economists by big business and you know, the incoming inequality and various elements of you know, everyone has brought about this backlash. so, you know talk, you know, because i think that a lot of people i at least i sort of put classical liberalism and you know that sort of free market neoliberalism viewpoint is hand in hand, and i guess you were sort of arguing that that they've been in conflict i get are actually almost undermining it rather than conflict. well, i think if you only have a liberal society, it's probably not sustainable if you don't connect it to democracy in some way and by democracy, i actually mean you have to equalize outcomes to some extent beca

volunteers fighting spirit and its foreign the mercenaries of the main american marine rip semi rawlingsl, fighting russians, ukrainian women, are indignant that their husbands, she is the front line, receive less than in civilian life and threaten zelensky's new, maidans. well, the cabinet of ministers volunteered to eat there drunk, maybe even say, i can’t say otherwise. salaries july 1 salaries of military personnel who are in the war zone she is the foremost outraged by the actions of kyiv, even mayor of dnepropetrovsk thug filatov from the head of the defense headquarters of the city of korban, their passports were taken away at the border they were not allowed to enter ukraine now they are complaining filatov of the defense management of dnepropetrovsk completely destroyed the austrian express warns that 5 months of war are not long left for the regime of vladimir zelensky at least 15,000 ukrainian soldiers killed more than 45,000 tens of thousands of houses were seriously wounded, many ukrainians were destroyed. tired of war. many want an end to the state of emergency more than so

told it to me by an american marine and a ripple rawlings. according to him , soldiers of fortune complain about the lack of centralized communication between c divisions and also the use by commanders of inappropriate, as they think, foreign policy tactics publishes an article with a headline. russia eyeing odessa, sources say that if kiev continues to avoid peace talks, russian forces will launch a major offensive against odessa early next year after it is liberated. ukraine will be cut off from the sea under control. russia will turn out to be all southwestern, the coast, odessa, analysts say, is a more important target for putin than even the ukrainian capital kiev if the army russia will seize the port from the ukrainian economy, there will be almost nothing left, the country will lose access to the sea and lose 60 to 80% of its gdp. in addition, odessa is more important. a transit hub for ukrainian grain, its port accounts for 1/6 of the world 's corn supplies and 1/8 of the world's wheat supplies. well, the capture of odessa will also

told a retired american marine a ripple rawlings. according to him according to the soldiers of fortune complain about the lack of centralized communication between units, as well as the use by commanders of what they think are inappropriate foreign policy tactics, they publish the article as a headline. russia eyeing odessa the publication's sources report that if kiev continues to avoid peace talks, then early next year. russian troops will launch a major offensive against odessa a after its liberation. ukraine will be cut off from the sea. under the control of russia will be everything, the southwestern coast, odessa believe analysts, a more important goal for putin than even the capital city of kiev, if the russian army captures the port of the ukrainian economy, there will be nothing left for the country to lose access to the sea and, according to various estimates, will lose from 60 to 80% of its gdp . in addition, odessa is the most important transit hub for its port accounts for one-sixth of the world's supply of corn and 1/8

the morale of the volunteers and his foreign mercenaries, the retired american marine rip semi -rawlingselensky new maidans volunteered, there, i can’t tell them. salaries july 1 salaries of military personnel who are in the combat zone before 33.000. i'm already going to talk narrowly, you need to dryy sons, your suckers grandfather. all of them are outraged by the actions of kiev, even the mayor of dnepropetrovsk, the thug filatov, was taken away from the head of the defense headquarters of the city of korban, their passports were taken away at the border, they were not allowed into ukraine, now filatov is complaining about the management of the defense of dnepropetrovsk , the austrian express is completely destroyed , warns that the regime of vladimir zelensky will not have long to go to 5 months of war at least over 15,000 ukrainian soldiers were killed, more than 45,000 were seriously wounded, tens of thousands of houses were destroyed, many ukrainians. tired of war. many want an end to the state of emergency more than some german tabloid journalists from the eu and the bigwigs in b

joining me now to talk about the impact of the heat on people with chronic illnesses is dr sarah rawlingsese conditions?— much worse difficult to imagine in these conditions? there are 130,000 --eole these conditions? there are 130,000 people living — these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with _ these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with ms _ these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with ms in _ these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with ms in the - these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with ms in the uk i these conditions? there are 130,000 people living with ms in the uk and l people living with ms in the uk and over 60% report they struggle with heat sensitivity such as the weather we're experiencing at the moment. this can lead to a worsening of symptoms so for many people with ms this could be a real problem without balance, extreme fatigue or problems with their vision. ms can be relentless and really painful and disabling on the west of the symptoms can be really difficult to deal with, especially in hot weather we're dealing