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conversations, after we hear how the russian military communicates with their windows, the folk song razact, i and my mother probably know about the beautiful woman, but you really are russian folklore, if you dig a little deeper, it turns out that it ends somewhere with this bastard volume of their songs, that is, they even their oldest songs date back very slightly to the 19th century, such as there, there was a birch there in opel, and so on. well, what was very, very interesting was recently talked about. well, what a very, very cool person. so she said that, well, that is, our folklore goes back thousands of years, that is, there are a lot of pure bounties, for example . well, the russians have that, of course hooded, because if you rub every russian a little, you know, at best, some tatarin will come out, and a poem, well , today, by the way, very cool, we said very well at the very beginning, serhiy barchuk seems to have said that in general, it is correct to call them, so what is the problem with the russians, this is such a territory, on the one hand, it was such an outer mongol

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we cannot govern a country where its people are guided by myths raz opposed to reality. host: reading our viewers a little of what you wrote, " despite divisions that stretched back before the time of lincoln, americans share a cultural belief in liberty. we also have a history of marginalizing those who are not white and shrinking from interracial equality. we are engaged in a war over that history and over which version of america will prevail, the version that rejects the idea that all are equal or the idea that all americans are entitled to citizenship." can you elaborate on that? guest: when you think back to the moment that donald trump came down the escalator and decided to announce his candidacy, some of the topics he touched on immediately or ethnic and racial issues. he touched on immigration and mexicans who he denounced as thieves. he touched on the religious issue in a very ethnic way talking about muslims. i think that defines his presidency in many ways. you had an appeal the issues that were very polarizing, but very polarizing in a specific way. they wer

the reason why you didn't see a lot of raz violence and the reason why you didn't see a lot of peoplewere was because a lot of officials, lawyers, the mayor, the chief of police, they came out ahead of time and told us about the video. and it was a very fast action against the five police officers. they were arrested, they were charged and then also first responders. they were let go from their jobs. so people saw that there was action being taken. so they there were peaceful protests last night. a last about four hours. people just want justice. the legal system still continues to have to play out. but, you see things like this in the past and it would take months and months or maybe even a year for charges to go after the accused. and it didn't happen in this. case there was very swift action i think with the family and the public here in memphis. >> you know what, john, i think that you have hit the nail on the head of that they were discussing before the show that may explain the lack of violence because of the other frustration that people have to go through. let's hope that is a

barr, bill were raz, erin holder. -- wilbur ross. so this is place for this type of lawmaker.e incendiary members of the right, on the republican party, and kind of shrugs its shoulders at the more extreme members on the left. >> quite frankly, our nation hasn't seen anything relative to january 6th since the start of the civil war. and i think that we have to be very serious about that. it's one thing to say there are incendiary remarks made by some members on the left that even democrats didn't like or -- howard: yeah, criticized them. >> but when we're talking about threatening to overturn an election, we're talking about the incidents we saw on january 6th, the taking down of the american flag, the piercing at law enforcement officers, the process of that day and everything that went into it in trying -- and trying to prevent something like that from happening again, we cannot compare the two. and i think it's very serious we take into consideration the aftereffects of january 6th, what it meant for our nation, the rest of the world and how they view the united states in p