country, and, moreover, it will be very difficult in geopolitical conditions for a presidential republican republic, but with a strong parliament and with an accountable government, among other things, this formula is a strong president, an influential parliament and an accountable government. i put forward even before coming to office the president now has a completely new concept of new kazakhstan, the second republic. and what is the point in these new political realities. and why do you think kazakhstan should say goodbye completely? here today to discard tomorrow these without it. and what should kazakhstan gain now? should we completely say goodbye to the oligopoly from the oligarchic system, whether in the economy or in politics, we should move away from favoritism when distributing the so -called lak from pieces of the economy, all this was, we openly talk about it in the country should be social justice, of course, i'm not utopian or visionary. i understand that this is the work of not a single day, not a single month and not a single year, but this must be strived for, because people want

cast aside the responsibility that every citizen, every one of us bears to perpetuate the republican -- republic. everyone must not do that, and we cannot do that. ronald reagan said it is up to us to choose and choose wisely between the hard, but necessary task of preserving peace and freedom, and the temptation to ignore our duty and blindly hope for the best and ignore our duty, while the enemies of freedom grew stronger day by day. no party, no people, and no nation can defend and no nation -- and no nation can defendant -- defendant and -- defend and perpetuate a constitutional republic if they accept a leader who has gone to war with the rule of law, with the democratic process, or with the peaceful transition of power, with the constitution itself. as the full picture is coming into view with the january 6 committee, it has become clear that the efforts donald trump and -- trump oversaw and engaged in were even more chilling and more threatening than we could have imagined. as we have shown, donald trump attempted to overturn the presidential election and he attempted to stay in office an

country, and, moreover, it will be very difficult in geopolitical conditions for a presidential republican republic a strong parliament and with an accountable government, among other things, this formula is a strong president, an influential parliament and an accountable government. i put forward even before coming to the post of president, now it appears brand new concept new kazakhstan the second republic. and what is the meaning of these new political realities. and why do you think kazakhstan should say goodbye completely? here today to discard tomorrow go without it. and what should kazakhstan gain now? should we completely say goodbye to the oligopoly from the oligarchic system, whether in the economy or in politics, we should move away from favoritism in the distribution of the so-called lak from pieces of the economy, all this was, we openly talk about it in the country, there should be a social justice, of course, i'm not utopian and not dreamers. i understand that this is the work of not a single day, not a single month and not a single year, but this must be strived for, because people

civil war in the near future, including 53% of republicans and 39% of the ruling democratic party slightly more than half of all respondents. including 70 republics, er percent, republicans, agree that the government of the united states has become tyrannical. that is, they deny, in general, that there is a democracy in america 70% of republicans, the elections of the twentieth year, according to forty-nine percent of republicans, were fraudulent with falsified and illegal, it undermines the fundamentals. well, yes, to be honest, as it were, yes.

republic hadn't the unsuitables, the russian offensive. the joint russian offensive would be most is of the, the next people, republican gods, republic. you will go onward and nobody knows where they will stop, but they are adamant that the the nets, republic will follow suit. us russian troops advanced on lucy chance the friends 2 news channel is going against the mainstream narrative, with its reports from the ground showing local residence, waiting for russian troops to enter the area. mitchie. so sees any thought was i, you see shawn's seal. i'm measuring 3 to 652 sir, king of babylon, back to do the oil fork exact on law. mid putting a report on the french channel shows people refusing to leave the city and treating ukrainian troops with hostility. some locals even claimed it was the ukrainian army that deliberately targeted residential areas. journalistic crystal and the unfound of dumbass insider says that some western media are changing their coverage as people start to notice discrepancies between their narrative and events on the ground. big mainstream media are oblige at some point to tell the truth because people are in th

here is the guns people's republic, and then the also, the russian offensive, the joint russian offensive with the forces of the, the nets, people's republican, the guns republic. it will go onward and nobody knows where they will stop, but they're adamant that the the net sc republic will follow suit. well, as the russian troops advanced on lucy chunk, the front 2 news channel is going against the mainstream narrative. with his reports on the ground, showing local residents waiting for russian troops to enter the area. mickey, so susan thought, i used shawn's measure. we did a switch to sue i q. battle no back. they'll do the fuck is a thorn law made that reports on the french channel shows people refusing to leave the city untreated, ukrainian troops with hostility. some locals even claimed it was the ukrainian armies that deliberately targeted residential areas. jennifer crystal, ne, in found, of dumbass inside us as the some western media are changing their coverage. as people start to notice discrepancies between the narrative and events on the ground . big mainstream media. i are oblige at some point to tell the truth because people ar

uh, andrey boryak, director of the republican traumatology center of the donetsk people's republic, wasdeo call. it was fifth studio. see you. the military personnel of the dpr, with the support of the russian armed forces, destroyed a platoon of hailstones, in addition to liquidated multiple launch rocket systems.

you will see that the committee the testifies today, all of the witnesses are republic can -- republican. they want republicans and people close to the former president within his inner circle to be the ones to provide the evidence and really giving the compelling testimony rather than the committee doing it for themselves. that is why we saw vice chair liz cheney --. she is the daughter of vice president cheney. having her lay out the pieces and try to explain what they think is trumps culpability in connection with the attack, i covered him very closely when i covered the campaign. i know he was one of the people -- kept continuing on in his role. i try -- we are probably going to hear a lot of that today. she will probably give some inconvenient truths. he resigned a couple days before the january 6 write it. he is very interesting because he believes he can give a first-hand account of what he says is the trump message -- the trump administration pressuring him to overturn some of the results. there is also chris sullivan, a former fox news executive, he is going to be testifying. a

cast aside the responsibility that every citizen, every one of us, bears to perpetuate the republic. republicans cannot both be loyal to donald trump and loyal to the constitution. at this moment -- >> and the committee continues to hear from other trump officials behind closed downs. the chief financial office of the 2020 campaign testified on wednesday. the trump campaign's post-election fund raising is under scrutiny after the former president peddled false claims of the campaign funds. >>> breaking news out of israel, the nation's parliament has just voted to dissolve itself which means that naftali bennett will be out as prime minister and israelis will be heading to the foul polls for the fifth time in less than four years. isn't that right, hadas? a tough time there for new governments. >> it has been political chaos definitely the past few days. but the past few years for israelis who have been going back to the polls over and over again. but finally just in the last 30 minutes or so, the israeli parliament voted to dissolve itself. it was a pretty clear vote, but it was after a long dra

make no mistake, she is a lifelong committed conservative republic -- republican.9 she became the highest ranking ever woman republican in the house. but when former president trump and others attack our democracy, congressman cheney put country before party in her own political interests. her independent fans cost her her leadership position, key supporters and she has faced countless threats and public attacks, but she has not wavered under pressure. serving now on the january 6 select committee and running for reelection back home. a profile and encourage you does not quit, it is my honor to welcome congresswoman liz cheney to the stage for the 2002 john f. kennedy profiles encourage award. -- profiles encourage award. [applause] rep. cheney: thank, jack and thank you to the kennedy family. thank you to the board of the library. thank you to the nominating committee and the work committee for this profile encourage. -- and courage. i just wanted speak about rusty bowers and his family and his story. the grace and the compassion, and the courage that they have sh

the other hand, i would make the point that the support hasn't gone in many cases to the republic, to republican. so it really is the case of having something precious. there is no other molecule like the british and those the handle shipped to the commonwealth involved. does. a cloud for charitable calls is like the princess trust store, regret won't scheme. so the whole russia reason. so monica cost, $77.00, p per person, per year, excluding security as a score and backing. curtis is being refurbished. so i would say this is brilliant value for money if you could, buys us up to 2 years. but pandemic, this is both nation needs, and the queen is 96 years old. her reign obviously won't go on forever. do you think a future monarch will ever command the same level of public affection? i think it's very, very hard to do that because the queen has a really special human quality the way she empathize with people, for example, of the panel i me and when we were locked down the way she communicated virtually brought tears to the eyes of many including myself, by bringing in dbi or a little of buttons mo

that, plus worries about schools and hospitals becoming much less reliable and the whole republic will republicanown. these are problems that both the far left and far right tap into in their different ways, combined with this hostility in general to macron that defined outside of the prosperous cities, so what is interesting, of course, is the fact, that everyone notices, is the fact that the far right has been kind of replace by the far left as the main opposition force in the last two months, you know, interestingly it was marine le pen who was the potential challenger at the presidential elections and now it isjean—luc melenchon whose party, his coalition is likely to do very well here. the transport secretary grant shapps has accused the country's biggest rail union of "punishing" millions of innocent people after it confirmed it will go ahead with series of crippling strikes. mr shapps said the travelling public faced a week of "misery" because the rail, maritime and transport union had refused to call off their action, which is due to start on tuesday. our political correspondent nick eard

i, even though they don't recognize the a l, the are in the loo, ganske people's republican, the gunners people's republic. those are still the governments in charge in those areas. so you know, whatever they say's is what's going to happen and was not allowed to take a new about it. they're telling people don't come here. mind your own business, because you don't love these people. they're sorry now because he got caught in this. this is the way it always is, but do not sorry when there are engaging in crimes against the people who don, ex republic with the, with ukrainian military. it's, it's a 2 way street, you know, even me is a journalist. i'm on ukraine's kill list with a bunch of other journalists if we get caught there, they'll execute us just for reporting what's actually happening over there. so ino, do these governments like the u, k, u. s, and all these other governments that are crying foul or that they have no place. they have no reason to condemn mercenaries when, when their side of ukraine is, is, you know, willing to execute journalists, r t, a pers haven't covered some evidence that the

republic. could you have a republican if half could not qualify for citizenship? we'll kind of republic with happy? they are in a society where 40% of the people are enslaved. jefferson proposed giving everyone who did not have the minimum requirement for the vote, under the constitution, land. everyone was going to get 50 acres, who did not already have it. if you are a mail over the age of 21. where do you think this land was coming from? >> want to be the indian territory? >> it would've been from the americans. >> jefferson suggested that virginia should buy the land from the americans. only the state should buy from the north americans. only the state could buy and enter into that contract, no individuals. it was about protecting indigenous rights. the idea that one group would be in deficit of citizenship by the disposition of another group is a complicated feature. other constitution's debated giving the vote to native americans and incorporating native americans into this contract. some talked about gender very openly. we will see that some of the constitut

uh, andrei boryak, director of the republican traumatological center of the donetsk people's republic, was with us on a video link. it was the fifth studio. see you. dpr soldier with the support of the armed forces russia destroyed a platoon of hailstones, in addition to multiple launch rocket systems, several armored vehicles were eliminated and three enemy firing points were suppressed, the deputy said today. head of the people's militia department. eduard basurin our special correspondent boris maksutov is working in the donetsk people's republic, he is on direct line. and boris hello, what is the situation in donetsk and other settlements at the moment. alexander welcomes if we already seem to be endless destruction. here, in you can get used to donetsk, which, of course, is difficult to get used to. now we are in makiivka , a village that, perhaps, appears most often in reports. e ukrainian shelling. and here is such a memorial that the residents dedicated to alina grebennikova, a six-year-old girl who died last week from minna and from fragments of ukrainian shells. those very s

by the leadership of the russian federation at the request of the republican defense administration from the lugansk people's republicbe able to receive qualified assistance on high-tech medical equipment, just uh in the republican multifunctional center. ah, the builders are working strictly according to the schedule and i would like to note that they care a lot about the environment, when the builders from russia went to the site, then found a partridge's nest and surrounded its nesting place with a special tape, so that god forbid, something should not be damaged, but right now behind my back. as i see it, representatives of the chechen republic brought humanitarian aid, which will be delivered directly to rubizhnoye and the liberated city of rubizhnoye and pervomaisk. here. so the whole country helps to restore and return peace to the lugansk people's republic daria yes, olga, thanks for the situation in severodonetsk and also about how the restoration of the infrastructure of the luhansk people 's republic is going the republic was told by our special correspondent olga kurlaeva. the investigative committee of r

for a long time in the fall , patients from the lugansk people's republic will be able to receive qualified assistance at the republican multifunctional center, when russian military builders came to the construction site here, they found a partridge hatching eggs, soon they were expecting chicks olga kurlaeva denis tsirronov vladislav mirzayantsev vladimir biryulya lugansk people's republic special operations near denis alekseev a significant part of the territory of the dpr and lpr was liberated from the presence of nationalists the battles for the red liman and svyatogorsk ended yet defense minister sergei shoigu an offensive is developing in the papasinsky direction in general today 97% of the territory of the luhansk people's republic has been liberated one unit of foreign military equipment, including 12 armor of military vehicles. 21:155 mm russian military continue to carry out humanitarian work in the liberated territories creates conditions for the return of peaceful life to those who suffered greatly from the actions of the nationalists in mariupol earned about 3,000 hectares. neutralized almost 15.000 for d

here they proclaimed the republic and freed the slaves, but napoleon defeated the republicans and restoredlavery was finally abolished only in the middle of the 19th century. guadeloupe remains an overseas department of france on 28. 1914, an event occurred that changed the world in sarajevo, the serbian nationalist gavrila princip killed the heir. archduke franz ferdinand of the austro-hungarian throne, the assassination attempt was prepared by a secret organization, a black hand. she advocated for greater serbia and the annexation of the south slavic lands to it, the annexed veins of the performers were trained, placed at different points along the route of the archduke motorcade, arrived in sarajevo by train and went to my brother. in an open car. a thrown grenade exploded at a distance of about 20 people earlier, and the transfernant was healed. i was frightened and curtailed the program of the visit. i decided to visit only the hospital with the wounded along the way near the latin bridge and gavril was waiting for the princes. he shot his wife almost point-blank. this assassination a

the belarusian society of hunters and fishermen is a republic, a republican association, the largest of hunting grounds. they have more than half of all in the country in recent years, society has done a lot of work to restore the population of wild animals and the work of our e important public organization of the belarusian society of hunters rybolov to kill reservoirs, but not like that, it is already public, probably more than any structure of the state, because the most important resources of the state. e a few words, a fresh look, how do you feel there ? there for the situation, what is needed in order to intensify this work is another topic known to you for a long time, this is the fight against the african plague. ah, it is advisable to connect hunters, if necessary, you are in there is nothing to fear here. uh, and according to some kind of compensation mechanisms for the production of wild boar and so on, well, in general, a set of issues will stop the carriers of a dangerous disease for the pig industry, effective steps are needed to reduce the population of these wild ani

you're also seeing 2 things are important tonight, or the 1st is the republic. suppose so called republican on the committee was 13 percent approval in her state. i said the following, we're being selective. we're, we're presenting tonight. that should be frightening to every american. there were witnesses that were on conservative media today in the united states saying their point of view and their testimony under oath was never shown. nor was there any discussion of the protester who was unarmed that was shot by the police at her family. none of that, so this is a frightening one sided view. in the next few weeks, the committee hearings are going to focus on several elements of the investigation . monday's session is going to focus on donald trump and his advisors knowing he lost the election on biden's day examine chums plans to replace the attorney general so that the department of justice would spread his stolen election claims. the leaders of the u. s. and brazil have agreed to work together to stop more trees being cut down and the amazon, the been meeting during the summit of the a

you're also seeing 2 things are important tonight of the 1st is the republic. suppose so called republican on the committee was 13 percent approval, and her state said the following were being selected. we're, we're presenting tonight. that should be frightening to every american. there were witnesses that were on conservative media. today in the united states saying their point of view and their testimony under oath was never shown. nor was there any discussion of the pro tester who was unarmed that was shot by the police at her family. none of that. so this is a frightening one sided view. people can differ in this country, but this is the 1st time i've seen it manipulated it this way. here is the last vote on what right? go ahead. go ahead. make your last point. i apologize. yes, you have to understand that this is being portrayed as orchestrated by president trump president trumped. first of all, in his speech, said at that day he said, let's march peacefully to the capital we in have our voices heard that was never shown today by this committee that should discredited in and of itself

republic. house republicans, meanwhile, say the committee's work is distracting from the real issues that americans are struggling with today. we've got record inflation, soaring gas prices. what gets their primetime billing? >> it is their seeding hatred for donald trump. there's sense of how close we to having our democracy under bite. and i i think when you a look at all the evidence we realize that it was a few brave individuals who really saved this country and the democratic process. >> that was allison harris reporting for us now at the next hearing, we could hear from ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas and an outspoken supporter of former president trump. she reportedly exchanged e-mails with attorney john eastman, the alleged architect behind the insurrection. all right, a beverly hills doctor known for spreading false claims about covid-19. we'll spend time behind bars for participating in the capitol hill riot. a judge sentenced doctor simone gold pictured here. a stanford law school graduate to 60 days in prison and 12 months of supervised release. she must

the 1st is the republic. suppose the so called republican on the committee was 13 percent approval. and her state said the following were being selective were representing tonight that should be frightening to every american. there were witnesses that were on conservative media. today in the united states saying their point of view and their testimony under oath was never shown. nor was there any discussion of the protest. her who was unarmed that was shot by the police and her family. none of that. so this is a frightening one sided view for the next few weeks, the committee hearings will focus on several points of the investigation. monday session will focus on donald trump and his advisors knowing he lost the election. then on wednesday, it will examine trumps plans to replace the attorney general. so the department of justice would spread his stolen election claims. thursday will focus on trumps efforts to pressure his vice president mike pence to refuse to count electoral votes on january 6th than later in june. how trump summoned and directed supporters to march on the u. s. c

obviously, in britain there is a very strong, and proud, republic tradition bisy which emean republicanmall r, and we must never forget in britain we were a republic 11 years. one of the first countries in the world to cut off the head of our monarch, in 1649, and after 11 years of living without a monarch, we decided to restore the monarchy. and because ever since then, although people say that, and they're entitled to say, that the monarchy isn't an ak kcrow nifk acronistc, one could be say the new races, new immigrant communities that make britain such a diverse country these days were in the forefront of the celebrations, and felt that it was all part of the society in which they've come to live and of which they are now part. >> and everyone is also talking about this moment with the queen and paddington bear. let's have a little fun and play that moment. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> oh. >> for later. >> great stuff. very british. >> that, of course, echoes the way in which her majesty celebra

republican. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to get some facts straight, ok? number one, we are not a democracy. we are not a democracy. we are a republic with a republican form of government, article four, section four. i don't care how many times republicans say it on that day is tonight -- that dais tonight. we are a republican form of government. all this talk about insurrections in treason and -- insurrections and treason and mutiny. the justice department has not charged a single person with insurrection. you can go to justice.gov and look at the indictments for yourself. and the last time i checked, just because their party affiliation -- the party -- the party affiliation of the protesters was republican doesn't mean that warrants an insurrection. how many times have the democrats interrupted directional procedure -- interrupted congressional procedure? nobody calls it an insurrection when they interrupt a congressional hearing. then finally, the whole reason why we are going to have this whole theatrical -- you could call it a ceremony, is because the democrats cannot frame this particular argument the correct way because of al

but this is where the current republican party is taking its name from this concept. so the word republic is actually comes from the latin like so many other things to do with government and early america and it literally race pubica literally means the public thing. in other words the public interest so the main goal of a republic had to be the achievement of the public interest the achievement of the common good. but there was a role for individual happiness and individual well-being as well in the goals of this republic. so republics were the most basic level representative governments. so americans agreed at this point that although they were very interested in the greek city-states and the pure democracy they had engaged in that that you know, they would be impossible to achieve or mimic in even within something as small as a colony. that that you know to have a pure democracy you really needed something like the towns of new england where people still met animals to to discuss and debate and vote on local affairs, but anything bigger than a little town is just simply logistically im

republican senators. i support the bipartisan efforts that include small group of democrats republic consented trying to find a way but my god, the fact the majority of the senate, republicans don't want any of these proposals even to be debated or come up for a vote. our final unconscionable we can't fail the american people again since you valley just over a week ago, there had been 20 other mash shootings in america. each with 4 or more people killed or injured. including yesterday at a hospital and tulsa oklahoma, a shooter deliberately target, a surgeon using a saw up in the board just a few hours before his rampage. left the surgeon, another doctor receptionist, and a patient dead and many more injured. at doesn't count the carnage we see every single day. it doesn't make the headlines. i've been in this fight for a long time. i know how hard it is, but i'll never give up. congress fails. i believe this time a majority of american people won't give up either. i believe the majority of you will act to turn your outrage to making this issue central to your vote enough enough enough. over the next 17 days

former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republic, and he is aided by republican leaders and elected officials who have made themselves willing hostages to this dangerous and irrational man. some in my party are embracing former president trump. and even after all we have seen, they are enabling his lies. many urgent we do not confront donald trump, that we look away, and that is certainly the easier path. one need only look at the threats facing the witnesses who have come before the january 6 committee to understand the nature and magnitude of that threat, but to argue the threat posed by donald trump can be ignored is to cast aside the responsibility that every citizen, everyone must not do that, and we cannot do that. ronald reagan said it is up to us to choose and choose wisely between the heart, but necessary task of preserving peace and freedom, and the temptation to blindly help for the best and ignore our duty, while the enemies of freedom grew stronger day by day. no party, no people, and no nation can defend and no nation can defendant perpetuate a cons

republic. and he is aided by republican leaders and elected officials who have made themselves willing hostages to this dangerous and irrational man. now, some in my party are embracing former president trump. and even after all we've seen they're enabling his lies. many others are urging that we not confront donald trump, that we look away. and that is certainly the easier path. one need only look at the threats that are facing the witnesses who have come before the january 6th committee to understand the nature and the magnitude of that threat. but to argue that the threat posed by donald trump can be ignored is to cast aside the responsibility that every citizen, every one of us bears to perpetuate the republic. we must not do that, and we cannot do that. >> so let's bring in the republican lieutenant governor of georgia, jeff duncan. governor, thank you so much. appreciate you joining us. do you agree with what you just heard from liz cheney that the u.s. is confronting a domestic threat in trump? >> well, it certainly is very serious. and no place better than georgia felt that that weight

and this passport of the country called the russian federation and the donetsk people's republican people's republicake with yesterday's days, then at the moment, for the most part, the shelling is quieter, we have the gorlovka area in the settlements, which are panteleymonovka krasny partizan - this is between donetsk and gorlovka. and now , literally half an hour ago, hailstones were flying to the outskirts. makeevka because donetsk itself can be said not to be shelled. here in this regard. we have a small change. but that 's for now, what's next it's hard to say, but even it seems that there were fewer shellings, and there is already one civilian man who was wounded by panteleimons. what about the fronts of the special military operation? let's start from the north uh, moving towards the slavic uh, you fix? but after the bridge was destroyed, it is now much more difficult to do this, because the water barrier and it is wide to speed up the advance, therefore, in this regard, they were slightly delayed from other directions, slowly the advance is very difficult, the enemy really has very serious r

it is time for republicans to joined with democrats and say, you know what? the republic else, this look into the eyes of those capitol hill police officers that are protecting you. you know? i think of robert and rik and the ground floor. [indistinct]. they were my friends. and they were there to protect us and to look at those folks and just say, listen, we will care about you. we saw them, we will go with our guy. no. your guy was in the wrong spot. and he needs to be corrected for this. and the republic needs to be upheld. >> neil: congressman, thank you very, very much for speaking out, stating your mind. we will see how this plays out. bob ingalls, the former south carolina republican congressman. democrats say -- republicans by large sake -- ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ new deal told onto sucking attempted murder of a sitting supreme court justice. someone was arrested with plans to assassinate justice at kavanaugh he was armed with a gun, knife, and a plan to kill

republicans. >> at this moment we are confronting a domestic threat that we have never faced before and that is a former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republicse republicans cannot both be loyal to donald trump and loyal to the constitution. >> just hours earlier the committee issued a subpoena to former white house attorney pat cipollone. according to bennie thompson they have obtained evidence about which cipollone was, quote, uniquely positioned to testify. thompson referenced evidence that mr. cipollone reportedly raised legal and other concerns about president trump's activities on january 6th and in the days that preceded it. they need to hear on the record. joining me now, charles -- jamal coleman jr. let's go through this one by one. pat cipollone is now subpoenaed. we've talked about this before about whether he will testify or not. what are the litigatable claims. >> if he decides to testify, he does have a constitutional right to plead the fifth amendment. i suspect we may not hear a lot of testimony out of him. i think that is the middle grouped for him. when you saw the testimony given from general flynn, if you can call it test

republican employment center. in izhevsk, more than 10,000 people have already applied; in the republic, today there are only moren 18,000 official for 6,000 unemployed. that is , we have three vacancies per unemployed person, because work is work, there are many without work. no one will be left in the renovated center of employment in ryazan in the first year , more than 2,700 people found work to help the applicant, his future boss the so-called proactive mode in the recruitment center allows meeting, holding events of various formats for those who are ready to offer vacancies. we have identified new methods of working with enterprises. and the way we have organized a separate space for working with them. and we also hold job fairs, job fairs, and, uh, work meetings and so-called assista. and where an employer can work as searchers for several days, spending on ours. and and uh pre-testing deep testing step by step select those people achinsk alumina refinery recruits achinsk alumina refinery the country's largest alumina refinery has an important request a person must come to production for a long time over t

included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of the republic of belarus as an architectural monument of republican to believe that the difficult times of the cathedral are behind us, and the restorers will delight with more and more new discoveries. you had a program truth and yango belova all the very best to you . and they sent us a new employee from moscow he doesn’t know how to do anything, and what a flexible pharaoh’s arrogance and according to the law of meanness, of course, they imposed him on me to provide patronage , you can imagine, yes, you didn’t try to take driving lessons before you bought the rights for yourself. but you know what you know ivan kirillovich you can fire me altogether, but i will not work with him absolutely agree with you colleague. and what are you doing here? this is your cottage. quiet, quiet, quiet, i thought you were here the psycho who attacked me, what a psycho, what do you mean you are talking, you brought me out of the forest from herman, you smeared so much time with me , but i want to thank you somehow. do you have some strong coffee ? hello hello what ha

perform together with our well-known republican, uh, bands and belarusian performers, who have the title of people's honored presidential orchestra of the republics , the festival of national cultures has become one of the brands. not only grodno, but also belarus as a whole, it was held for the first time. in the ninety-sixth , we are held every 2 years, the thirteenth cultural forum was supposed to be held in 2020, but was postponed due to the pandemic. the wave of violence does not stop, another shooting incident occurred in the state of iowa in the city of ames. an unknown man at the church shot two women, according to some reports, after the attackers committed suicide amid a surge of violence, biden made a c or an appeal to the nation, the us president called for the return of the ban on the sale of assault firearms to the store, which was in effect in the us until 2004, or to raise the age, which can be bought from eighteen to twenty-one years old, according to biden. since then, the number of mass shootings has tripled and the us leader called for tougher verification of data on gun buyers according to statistics in the us every 16 hours

republicans not. and cyprus must not be confused with the republic of cyprus in the south, which is part of the european union. the island of cyprus was divided in 1974 after a series of conflicts that resulted in turkey occupied in norton house. in 1983, the north unilaterally declared independence, which is only recognized by turkey. to day, the north is largely populated by turkish cypriots and the south by greek cypriots . the capital city is divided into nicholas c, i in the south and left kotia to the north. they night admissions maintains a buffer soon to avoid any further hostilities between the 2 sides. it is illegal to cross the border without a valid facade, due to its defact, to states us, and force in human rights in the north s hot. regardless in the last 2 decades, the law has seen a spike in international universities. as of this year, around $20000.00 africans study in that not because education is relatively cheap. some of the students have however, been racially profiled and discriminated against. recently, the mafia has reportedly made northern cyprus, it's backyard. so why do many a

international children's day for young patients of the republican pcc of pediatric oncology was visited by the chairman of the council of the republic natalya kachanova for children sweets and kits for the creativity of the staff at the word of gratitude for their difficult, but high-quality work for kind hearts and reverent attitude towards patients. the speaker of the upper house of the parliament noted that all conditions have been created at a high level in the center so that a long stay for treatment is comfortable for the children and their parents. treatment methods treatment protocols, and good relations. you know, i have never heard bad reviews about this center anywhere, our president visiting this center is not the first time, but then, when he set the task of construction of a new building, because, well, we need to expand services, and we see that a lot of people come to us from abroad, and parents with children in order to undergo treatment here, so, of course, the president’s instructions are being fulfilled to the fullest . e will build a new building. we not only give hope for life, we increase children, the percent

serious assault on the peaceful transfer of power, really, an assault on our democratic republic and i've heard republicantures talk about everything else, trying to discredit the effort but they can't and i think liz cheney said it best. one day, some day, donald trump will be gone but the dishonor that they have brought on themselves will remain. >> congresswoman, look forward to the hearings next week. thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, the pain of high prices is only getting worse, especially if you need to fill up your car with gas. stay with us. you're "the situation room." here we go... remember, mom's a kayak denier, so please don't bring it up. bring what up, kayak? do the researc todd. listeno me, kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to find you great deals on flights, cars and hotels. they're lying to you! who's they? kayak? arr! open your eyes! compare hundreds of travel sites at once. kayak. search one and done. right now, we're all feelin' a little strapped. but weekends are still all about grilling. and walmart always keeps prices low on our fresh ingredients. so you can save mone

perform together with our well-known republican, uh, teams and belarusian, performers, who have the titles of the people's honored presidential orchestra of the republic of belarus , the festival of national cultures has become one of the brands not only of grodno but also of belarus in in general, it was held for the first time in the ninety-sixth year and is held every 2 years. the thirteenth cultural forum was supposed to be held in the twentieth year, but was postponed due to the pandemic. the task of finishing in first place in their group is such an ambitious goal for the belarus national football team. today, the white wing kicks off in the new uefa nations league season again in the si field for 11 days to the players. georgy kondratiev will have four fights, and in three of them we will be only nominal hosts at home. after all, take opponents on unreasonable decision of uefa forced on neutral fields and without spectators. in this case, serbia, so today in the city of a new garden, we meet with slovakia. the live broadcast will start on belarus 5 tv channel at 21:35. the second match of our quarter. kazakhstan azerbaijan will also be shown li