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>> let's say you're a rich dude. that's the problem that they have. i know the names of these guys, but long russian names that are not household names to us. you can easily find them. all of these folks have properties outside of russia for a reason. it's the free world. it's fun to hang out in london. fun to have a yacht in st. barts. that's -- the caribbean. that's what they do. they want to enjoy their wealth. one of the interesting things and the best part of these sanctions, it's making it less -- making their enjoyment a lot less. smart, may be cutting off their enjoyment depending how far we go with these sanctions, how much they might have to sell their properties in london. will they be able to dock in any port around the world except for on the black sea, which russia controls. it's interesting what is going on here. you can see it. they're running away from this. victims of the ukraine war. who are they? innocents. if you're a really rich russian guy, do you want to be associated with vladimir putin that

i'm rich preston. our top stories: yelling. as ukrainian troops are said to be reclaiming lost ground, we report from the small town facing the might of the russian forces and pushing them back. this war is only a few weeks old and the russians will almost certainly be back with more soldiers and a lot more firepower. nothing left but the ruins: ukraine says russian airstrikes are turning the besieged port of mariupol to dust. survivors tell of children starving to death. the leading kremlin critic facing yet more jail time — the us says it's part of russia's crackdown on dissent to hide the war in ukraine. and the women's world number one, ash barty, says she's retiring from tennis. the pentagon says ukrainian soldiers are successfully reversing battlefield momentum against invading russian forces to reclaim ground in some parts of the country. but the intense bombardment of the southern port city of mariupol shows no signs of abating, with the ukrainian president saying damage is so bad it no longer exists. a spokesman for th

rich people complaining is how shit always gets done. that's how colonization happened. no flavor!" and two days later, the british took over india. now, of course, to sanction these oligarchs, america and europe need to access to their wealth. that's a question, right? how can you get to all this russian money? well, because it turns out, none of the money is actually in russia. >> oligarchs around the putin regime use western countries, western banks, and western jurisdictions as havens for the wealth that they're stealing from the people of russia. >> billions and billions of dollars stolen and then laundered through western banks, like deutsche bank, laundered through real estate in europe and the united states. >> russian oligarchs have long used new york city as a place to park their cash in the form of large apartment buildings, often that sit empty. >> russian oligarchs have about as much money in financial wealth stashed in offshore accounts as the entire russian population has in russia. >> that is, in many ways, russia's achille's heel in all of this. suddenly

rich so they can create jobs for the rest of us. it is a convenient fiction for them, but as we used to tell new entrepreneurs, the last thing you do in businesses is higher people. you avoid that expense as long as you can and only hire when it is unavoidable. the idea that they go into business to create jobs is not lunacy but fantasy, i would say. if we were to balance the budget instead of a token tax on billionaires i would suggest we look at the corporate welfare stock throughout the tax code. the federal tax code is 6000 pages long, plus rules and regulations. it does not need to be as long if there were not all the special tax breaks crammed into the small print. finally, instead of just arguing over how many crumbs we should hand out to the have-nots, we need to focus on ways to democratize the ownership of income producing wealth, beginning with things like employee stock over ship plans. host: thomas in honolulu. the journal of accountancy talks not only by the minimum income tax at when he percent but as the budget would

jonathan, good morning to you, rich. and we have what may be a sea change in this war developing now with those comments from a russian general that they may be shifting focus to just the east of the country. that would be hugely significant given that russia came in here saying quite plainly that they wanted to take all of ukraine and own all of ukraine. but look at this map. luhansk and donetsk, the two main places you may have heard of that together. that whole area forms what is called the donbas that has long been a russian separatist movement there and the generals implied yesterday that they now are going to focus on that and the first phase as they put all of this war is over . so they're going to look to the east. that would be a big resetting of russia's strategic goals. it may well come because russian forces have been struggling on several fronts in the areas around key, for instance, they have been pushed back quite significantly in some places by ukrainian forces. and president zelenskyy says that the press

in the past, many real estate agents in the french riviera have profited from rich russian clients. these days the inquiries are coming from elsewhere of the poor get buffaloes off. there are ukrainians coming to my agency if it is despite the fact that i'm rushing due on the asking for advice. are looking for an apartment launches tomorrow. unfortunately, we don't have anything left to rent and everything is occupied. disciplinary on louis. avis, anybody is worried about the future of the real estate agency. she is angry with the french government and says it's wrong to seize homes and home after love of it . i saw on ricky a large portion of the residence here to they are russian from korea. thanks to them. we have work and the living myself. it measures people. i think we will all suffer because of this earlier loose. i don't think sanctioning the russians is the best way of slowing down vladimir putin and his assault and ukraine. this villa with its view of the mediterranean, also probably belongs to a russian family. and construction is ongoing. under the supervision of a rush,

roger county knows that his house will lose value if rich russians leave. but he supports the sanctions so long as they target the right people sitting. hi bonnie. the sanctions are a very good idea, usa so, so long as the target rich or russians, you've earned money illegally, b must be realistic. gonna, is it possible to make such a fortune? honestly, so that the real estate agent, natalia vieno, gra dover, is against the sanctioning her clients. after all, many russians are against the war. she's not going to have a personal children. i'm afraid the sanctions won't help much. yeah. yeah, because the people who have real estate in france don't all know putin, but they're not necessarily close to the kremlin office on these on that often they're business people, young doctors and scientists, actor singer. they're, the villa owners could go to court if their properties are seized. meanwhile, the french authorities seem determined to implement the sanctions imposed by the e u. the war in ukraine is having many effects, and one of them is a rise in the price

it is notjust the super-rich being forced to i the super—rich being forced to change their ways as thef it will make a difference. we will have more in sanctions and the next few minutes but let's get back to what is happening on the ground in ukraine. i want to show you the latest pictures from my people because throughout the course of the day, this has been the scene intensified bombing of that southern port city. that strike on the maternity hospital yesterday killing three and one child and of course injuring so many others that the ukrainian president described as a war crime but that's not pausing, the russian advanced air and the action because it is only to the course of the day with people in the city saying there have been bombs raining down on them hour after hour. some of the latest pictures from mauripol. thank you so much for being here. that assault on mauripol looks relentless but there is also talk of the russians using vacuum bombs. just ascribe to our viewers, perhaps you don't know what vacuum bombs are, what those weapons are. i vacuum bombs are, what those weapon

i'm rich preston. our top stories: yelling.laiming lost ground, we report from the small town facing the might of the russian forces and pushing them back. this war is only a few weeks old and the russians will almost certainly be back with more soldiers and a lot more firepower. nothing left but the ruins: ukraine says russian airstrikes are turning the besieged port of mariupol to dust. survivors tell of children starving to death. the leading kremlin critic facing yet more jail time — the us says it's part of russia's crackdown

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that's the crooked cash that made him super rich. some of the allegations in a uk court. he was being sued for $6 billion by his former business associate boris berezovsky. abramovich�*s testimony to the court here in london, it's pretty staggering to read, because he effectively admits that his vast wealth is based on corruption. roman abramovich gave evidence about how the sibneft auction was rigged. he also talked about that $10 million payment to the russian general. he says it wasn't a bribe. but in court, he admitted making the corrupt payment. he said... roman abramovich won the case in 2012, but the judge said... those admissions in court didn't do roman abramovich any harm in the uk. and he got away with it in russia too. the secret documents suggest that at the time of the sibneft deal, roman abramovich was protected by president yeltsin. it says documents related to abramovich were moved from the files of the law enforcement agencies to the kremlin. the document also says the president then stopped an investigation by yury

kristen: here is the "crazy rich asians" part.o you feel like every time there is a stride with a "crazy rich asians," there's also kind of a step back in some ways? you make a point to talk about the steps backward and the perpetual foreigner thing that still hasn't been shed. >> obviously, we wrote this book during covid, during a pandemic, in which a lot of us were at home, not just worrying about the disease, but this rising anti-asian violence and hostility. i think that's something that's been a big caution for us. just as much as we are celebrating our rise, we are recognizing that, on an ongoing basis, on a cyclic basis, we have been subjected to un-other ring -- to an othering that often puts us in danger. kristen: definitely. you talk about vincent chen. a lot of people may not remember. tell us why you covered it in this book, his death, and why it is still relevant today. >> i think myself and a lot of people, we grew up not knowing about that story. it wasn't until much later that we learned about that and we were lik

russia is a natural resource-rich country and china needs natural resources. they form natural trading partners. there is also a great deal of skepticism between the elites in both countries about the true intentions on the others. they share a long border. they compete for influences in various parts of the world. at the same time, the relationship is closer than it has been, xi jinping and vitamin putin have a good personal relationship, security ties have increased somewhat, and they continue to view each other as in cooperation and also being competitors. a good friend in the russian foreign policy establishment explains that for china and russia the motto is not always with each other, because they do have different interests. for example, china is ukraine's biggest trading partner. china and russia are not always with each other, but they are never against each other. the idea that neither will stab each other in the back even if they have disagreements. host: let's hear from alan in fayetteville, north carolina. caller: good morning, sir. it is almost s

rich. that's absolutely right. and, and this is absolutely the case. there's, it's very, very difficult to get information out of mario cool. and so in order to get more information i traveled to, or during this period of time or several 1000 residents from variable, we've had no contact with the world since early march, i'm just no contact, no water, no electricity, no heating and freezing cold conditions. and then all described to, to me and my colleagues about 30 interviews just span a couple of days. and they just described to us absolute health scape, a place under constant shelling, describing their neighbors being killed by explosive weapons. as they went out to collect water or to get food or to make food because they were forced to do so on open fires. because there's, there's no electricity, there's no gas. and so this is really, i mean, this is an example of how awful the situation can get is for civilians in ukraine right now. and honestly the fact that we don't have this information on the theater is absolutely terrifying. not just as we l

i think a few people have got very rich, but i will not mention them on this programme.ows and being apologists. having an english reporter, an english voice, on rt which has a tiny audience i don't think is that influential. i do think there was important influence in other areas particularly on brexit. and in america... i'm sorry i'm going to have to stop you there. because we have run out of time. i want to say thank you to all of our guests. the media show will be back at the same time next week. for now, thank you for watching. goodbye. it as another fine day today, brought by a large area of high pressure. 0n the satellite picture, you can see the clouds rotating around this big high, just fringing on western parts of the uk, and also a bit of cloud rotating into parts of the south—east and east anglia, so not completely sunny everywhere, but sunny for most of us. temperatures today will have maxed out at around 10 degrees on the north sea coast, still chilly in that wind in the east. around western parts of the country, no higher than 13. western parts of the coun

come on, let comrade sachi share with us his rich life.now what kind of life experience comrade garkusha has, but personally i wouldn't go on a date with apples. how proud you must be. i believe that he is right. it's kind of weird putting a love note with apples on it. and in general, if he wanted to confess his love to her on the roof, then why do it in a letter? the housekeeper was killed by multiple blows to the head with heavy objects. and what is characteristic, the first two blows were fatal, and the next five do not make any sense. what do you think is here? that the killer wasn't sure of his result? maybe so, it means that it turns out that a new person in this case, random i checked the seals of this person in our database. he was convicted of grand theft a month ago, got out of prison. here without base, it is clear that someone hired him, this someone lives in a cooperative house. well, what are you saying, my sister is certainly an original person, but not of the same degree. well, excuse me, bitch borisovna i don’t have an an

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i'm at rich on tech. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> interesting. all right.ople have died after a tornado ripped through iowa. we'll show you the damage there. plus of football player is suspended for gambling. and next, a bill to stop the flow of money between california and russia is gaining support in sacramento. why lawmakers say this could be another big blow to russia's economy. state lawmakers are moving forward with a push to try to stop the flow of money between california and russia. a new bill aims to do just that. ashley zavala explains. >> the california legislature will soon consider a bill they say could be another big blow to russia's economy. want to make sure. >> that california being the 5th largest economy in the world. this is not economy. that's, you know, taking billions of dollars and essentially putting fuel in and russian tanks in response to images of those russian tanks rolling through ukraine. lawmakers are fighting with dollars ending to pull california money that benefits the russian government through legislative ammunition. th

jonathan rich. as we enter week five of this ongoing war , there have been developments which would appear to bode well for ukrainian forces. they are absolutely pushing back the russians in some places some of the most intense fighting still in the southern port city of mariupol, of course, and that is where we have seen russian tanks taking on ukrainian forces. it is little short of an all out war in that southern city. we're also seeing the ukrainian forces fighting back hard there. they have refused to surrender and we got some video from the azoff battalion, a drone strike by ukrainians on russian tanks in mariupol. in the meantime, around the capitol of kyiv, ukrainian forces are digging in , digging trenches for what is clearly going to be a long war . nobody thinks this will be over soon. this is likely to be weeks, even months of fighting and that is what they are all preparing for. listen here to this ukrainian soldier. ukrainians have united as never before. perhaps this makes me very hap

he came across as a rich man's son. i did not hang out with him. we had one meeting ahead of time.ff very well because he approached newsnight and it was part of his transformation of a party boy into a much more serious figure in the british public life. he approached us with a suggestion for a collaboration and they called me up and asked if i wanted to do a collaboration who had secured a incredible interview with the belarusian president. who doesn't normally do interviews. i thought it was... i had no desired to do a collaboration with evgeny lebedev. to cole valley mayor putin himself he once said in one a spy always aspired. whether or not that is the case, that was the father not the sign and we are talking about the son. evgeny lebedev had just taken over the newspaper i think it is very disputed weather there is such a thing as a former kgb agent. to quote a vladimir putin himself he once said in one of his famous press conferences, once a spy, always a spy. he said that to edward snowden. whether or not that is the case, that was the father, not the son, and we are talki

i'm at rich on tech. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> happening today, former ufc star cain velasquez is expected to be back in court for his arraignment. alaska has accused of shooting at a car in targeting harry the lot is charged with molesting one of alaska says younger relatives. one of the large relatives was struck and injured with non-life-threatening injuries. according to court documents, velasquez faces 10 counts that could carry more than 20 years a prison time if he's convicted. a bill here is also scheduled for today. he's being held without bail at the santa clara county jail. also happening today, the former mayor of sebastien bull will learn if he will stand trial on 11 counts of lewd acts with children. a preliminary hearing for robert jacob is set for this morning. call for first told you about this case when jacob was charged last april. investigators say the alleged incidents happened between december 2019 through march of 2021. jacob served as vegetables mayor from 2012 to

dasha keep a rich imagination, bad upbringing. but the picture is like this. for six months, dasha tried to agree to share your father's inheritance is peaceful, but you refused dasha threatened to sue. and the next day, my colleague, who was picking up your grandson from the kindergarten, was hit by a car, she could simply be confused with dasha by a coincidence and a big stupidity to think, while there is no more time about me. i need to visit my friend at the hospice. she has oncology. hello, i just came to see me, investigator. no, of course i didn't tell him anything. nobody should know about it. where will you go? movie park attraction where they want to go denis did not give me a tablet. denis are you ready to give tablet alice i'm not going anywhere, i'm not in the mood, denis i have nothing to do with it, i'll talk to him later. vika sucks up her friend, she found nothing conscience here . listen, our breakup means that i no longer have a husband, but do you have a father? i have more father. all i do is walk. kiss that eight was at home, of course. y

>> what is rich.es money buy you joy, does it pie you true love, does it buy you intuition, creativity, insight, imagination, does it buy you even safety and security, and the answer is no. so money has a role, but it's not everything. >> trevor: for the everyday person who's reading this book, what i loved about it is you go through parts to have the body, you see the different chack rays. you see how you tioga poses intn the spirit, the body and the mind. i would love to talk about how we as people can better connect with an abundance inside ourselves whilst also acknowledging the external factors that affect us because many people may not be extremely poor, obviously many are, but there are a lot of people who go well, i'm not extremely poor but i'm not so wealthy that i can't care in life. how do you begin to even start this journey of finding an inner wealth when you are thinking about your next. >> the word chakra has become very popular because of yoga, but chakra is a center of awareness that

rich cooper from the _ orbit or beyond. rich cooper from the space _ orbit or beyond. from aroundthe world are rehearsing for a gala, performance in london this weekend. funds from the charity event — which is being held at the coliseum in covent garden — are being donated to the disasters emergency committee — which is providing aid to people fleeing ukraine. tolu adayoye reports. uniting against war through the arts for the royal ballet principal will be among those performing. former ballet star, ukrainian is one of the artistic directors of the show. his mother recently arrived in the uk having escaped the conflict. it the uk having escaped the conflict. ., ~ , the uk having escaped the conflict. . ,, , ., _ conflict. it takes long time by road and then _ conflict. it takes long time by road and then flying - conflict. it takes long time by road and then flying from - road and then flying from hungary in the end. a very happy that she is safe and she will be here at the performance. 0ther will be here at the performance. other members of family are still in ukraine

russia and their business transactions abroad backed by the kremlin allow them to grow fantastically rich. and buy apartments in new york, >> you can watch the rest of the program if you go to our website, c-span.org. we go now to new york city where the un security council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss russia's invasion of ukraine. this is live coverage here on c-span. >> good morning. the 8986th meeting of the secretive council is called to order.

they know how to exploit the flaws in our system and they are getting rich doing so. and by flooding the border with so many people including unaccompanied children at one time it takes border patrol off the front lines while the drug smugglers move their illicit cargo into the united states. it is those are drugs that have contributed to the loss of more than 100,000 american lives due to drug overdoses last year alone. i want to hear president biden's answer, why haven't you done anything about it? why haven't you welcomed, or asked for the help of bipartisan tmembers of congress to try to address this crisis at the border? instead, the biden it worse. they revoked many of the policies of the previous administration that deterred an influx of migration. they failed to anticipate the obvious consequences. when you lay out the welcome mat on the u.s. border, people will come. and they come not just from mexico and central america. they come from around the world but i remember early on during the biden administration talking to the chief of the border patrol in the de

telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical association since we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy, he was her vision at the young age of 31 to create an organization that would provide non-tax payer funding to maintain the museum's standard of the house, which had been somewhat neglected through presency's leading up to the kennedys. although the association has developed an expanded over the past 60 years the mission established by mrs. kennedy. still guides our work and our offerings. earlier this month the association celebrated our 60th anniversary with the gala at the temple of dendor in the sackler wing of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. the evening featured powerful and poignant remarks from first lady of the united states dr. jill biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogers and al roker served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the gray coat fife and drug corps metropolitan opera. soprano brandy sut

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rich edson at the state department.ent zelensky continues to appeal to the nations of the west telling germany to tear down the wall that separates them in his words from freedom and captivity. >> ronald reagan once said in berlin, "tear down this wall." i want to tell you now, chancellor scholz, tear down this wall. >> congressman mike mccaul and dan henninger from the "wall street journal" when our breaking coverage continues. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't

studies have found that even the driest regions of africa are rich in water reserves belowground. they remain without access due to inadequate and per structure. in more industrial areas, the risk is exposure to contamination. as well as agriculture -- agricultural activities that use pesticides and fertilizer. in most developed economies, the main issue is depletion as the consumption outweighs the number of re-fall -- rainfall that replenishes it. over expectation is more important -- better protection of groundwater systems will be crucial going forward. according to the report, the its return -- contamination is virtually your reversible. -- irreversible. >> with begin by talking about the french energy giant which says it will stop buying russian oil. >> the company has been under mounting pressure to turn away russian oil like its rivals shall and bp. in a statement, the company said it had to make its position clear after what it called a serious and unfounded accusation of complicity in war crimes. it had already stopped spot market trading onto russian oil and has decided

i think a few people have got very rich, but i will not mention them on this programme.er, an english voice on rt which has a tiny audience i don't think is that influential. i do think there was important influence in other areas particularly on brexit. and in america... i'm sorry i'm going to have to stop you there. because we have run out of time. thank you to all of our guests. to lionel, laura, natalia and paul. the media show will be back at the same time next week. for now, thank you for watching. goodbye. hello there. this fine, settled spell of spring weather is set to go on for several more days, with some warm sunshine by day. the nights still rather chilly with some frost and fog in places. 0ne subtle change, a bit more cloud in the north of the uk thanks to this weather front, a very weak affair. for the most part, high pressure is holding firm, and that is what's keeping things fine. but we are going to get off to quite a chilly start to the morning with those clear skies overhead, one or two fog patches around, some general mistiness here and there. that s

i think a few people have got very rich.se shows and being essentially apologists or near that. but you know, just having an english reporter and english voice on rt which has a tiny audience i don't think is that influential. i do think that there was an important influence in other areas, particularly on brexit. i'm going to have to stop you there because we have run out of time. thank you to all my guests. the media show will be back at the same time next week, but for now, thanks for watching and goodbye. hello again. on saturday, we recorded the highest temperature of the year so far in scotland in the highlands in kinlochewe. we got to 20.2 degrees celsius. a few spots in europe beat 20.2 degrees celsius. in portugal, for example, it was a couple of degrees warmer, but otherwise, it was one of the warmer places in europe, comfortably beating all of these cities. athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse. for anyone wanting a bit of warmth in turkey, saturday brought some snowfall,

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