important and mother lithium found her doctor in the republican scientific and practical center from rino laryngology. here we will also try to reveal the secret disorders of children and answer eternal questions. who is to blame and what should be done about specific speech disorders, since this is the most severe pathology in children of early childhood. these violations they are not due to neurological pathology, uh, psychological stress, hearing impairment, intellectual disability. in clinical practice, the most common diagnoses are disorders of expressive speech and receptive speech. a disorder, that is, in order to understand what we are talking about, this is motor lale sensory lale sensorimotor lale the term, alalia comes from the greek word lalio, which in russian means i say, well , denial, but scientists still have not come to a consensus. why does it arise, alalia. they put forward different hypotheses, supporters of biological causes believe that alalia is a consequence of brain damage. child. hypoxia infection of a child’s head injury in the first year of life mother’s disea

entered the fight, all the details are in the panorama report. the championship of the republic of judo rino-sobalenkoaring for the semi-finals her suppon egorfilipenko is getting used to a new club in russia enter a new stage of cooperation against all sanctions despite this partners from russia the belarusian president is targeting the russian regions only for and recently relations between minsk and not only moscow but also the regions russia is being strengthened, this is what can be called not only a legacy, but also a new round of cooperation and economic development. the conversation about what we can do together with the murmansk region took place today in palace of independence in the leader's work schedule governor's day the regions are a powerful support for minsk and moscow. the delegation is the northern region headed by the governor. andrey lapwing will work with us until sunday negotiations visiting key enterprises and not only the current visit can be safely considered a new starting point in the history of relations between belarus and the murmansk region with details natalia briz on

played against the offender victoria azarenka, the czech karolina pliskova, on the eve of the match, rinone everything possible to win, and so it happened the first one unconditionally remained for the belarusian in the second, there was an equal fight, but in the tiebreak it was still stronger than sobolenko for arina, this is a repetition of the highest achievement in her career, the opponent in the semifinals will decide today at night in a pair of stitches so gula today, the continental hockey league and the entire sports public recalls the tragic event that happened 11 years ago, when a plane with lokomotiv hockey players crashed on takeoff from the tunoshna airport, there were three belarusians on board. ruslan soleil sergey ostapchuk and nikolay krivonosov at each of the arenas where the match was played today, a memorial was organized for laying flowers and a sector of memory, all hockey players, coaches of the teams playing that day, came out with special commemorative chevrons on jersey and suits with this khl boy, including at the minsk arena , began with a moment of silence.

rino.ded for such a demonstrative nature of such defamation of a person moderation in conducting a search of oleg yanitskyi when at the enterprise it is an evening company of a danish danish enterprise yes seven one investigator and six resistance of authorized persons come to the enterprise and begin to search without the presence of the person to whom the decision relates without the presence of a lawyer that that is what we see at svyatoslav lytynsky's house at seven in the morning, they come home in large numbers and begin to search why this is done. this is exactly how this question is actually open , because it is the norm of the criminal process, they they provide for a softer order, they provide for voluntariness, why is this done quickly and as sharply as possible, uh, i can't explain, but hmm, what is also very noticeable in such cases, uh, there is a decision on the person on the basis of which the search is carried out, uh, the decision clearly has a defined list of materials, t

therapy today, the medical secret plus program at the republican scientific and practical center of oto rino laryngology, in order to reveal the secrets of speech disorders in children topics, so vast that there will not be enough airtime to show you everything, but despite the epidemiological situation in the world, the film crew of the program was allowed to go where even parents and small patients are sometimes not allowed, and all because our presence is for such children. this complementary chamber therapy helps them overcome the fears that prevent them from speaking nicely and easily. i say nice , sort of like i say nice, it's easy for me to say. it's easy for you to say, tell me nicely, is it easy for you to say? okay, how about you? well done, every day an exercise related to the correction of violations of children is performed. every day, specialists, firstly, think about the health of your children, we inflate the tummy through the mouth and take a good breath and a smooth, smooth exhalation. until the end , we restore our exhalation. so one more breath. since the chest does not r

rino, we congratulate you i congratulate you good health good day berdyansk, temporarily occupied bythe zaporizhzhia region , a car was blown up the day before the so-called gagulator, commandant artem bardin, was hospitalized in serious condition, and during the explosion, gunshots were heard at the scene, later the russians initially said that he died in the hospital gave his soul to god, and then they reported that only his legs were torn off, but he is alive, healthy, even unhealthy, not completely healthy, in bad condition, but alive, do you know anything about this character, and what position in the hierarchy of traitors and manufacturers did he occupy, this artem bardyun, well, look, we are following them collaborators are gaulators, they can come up with different hierarchies, they are working there to hold referendums, pseudo-referendums and to submit our positions there. someone is working on adjusting the fire. i am i myself read the information that you also said that his legs were torn off, the only thing is not to give the wording that he allegedly gave his soul to god

and in the republican party, you have what are called rinos. those are commies. back in the 1950's, there was a guy named mccarthy. he said there's commies in our government. well, prior to j.f.k.'s trip to dallas, he gave a short speech, and in that short speech he said there's commies in my party. and they killed him. so since j.f.k., i was a democrat back then, and i started looking and weighing things, and i figured it out. democrats are nothing but commies. >>what do you think that's causing that sort of language on the right, calling people commies or fascists from the left, enter into our political dialogue so prominently these days? >>part of it, we're definitely in election season, even though it never ends, but it certainly ramps up in the summer before an election. we've seen divisions in both parties, really. i mean, you've seen bernie sanders is not happy with the inflation reduction act. did he vote for it? yes. but he was very unhappy. really wanted to pass a bill that cost roughly $6 trillion to $10 trillion, then he agreed to $3.5 trillion, and t

and in the republican party, you have what are called rinos. those are commies. back in the 1950's, there was a guy named mccarthy. he said there's commies in our government. well, prior to j.f.k.'s trip to dallas, he gave a short speech, and in that short speech he said there's commies in my party. and they killed him. so since j.f.k., i was a democrat back then, and i started looking and weighing things, and i figured it out. democrats are nothing but commies. host: what do you think that's causing that sort of language on the right, calling people commies or fascists from the left, enter into our political dialogue so prominently these days? guest: part of it, we're definitely in election season, even though it never ends, but it certainly ramps up in the summer before an election. urn, we've seen divisions in both parties, really. i mean, you've seen bernie sanders is not happy with the inflation reduction act. did he vote for it? yes. but he was very unhappy. really wanted to pass a bill that cost roughly $6 trillion to $10 trillion, then he agreed to $3.5 t

but he was dealing with rinos and all sorts of crap. doug, you fought like very few people fought. that's really why he is here. everybody saw that he fought. after people figured it out, they all ran on the basis of we're going to stop, but they were not there. he was there at the beginning and the people understood it. so it is a big deal. beth way, i saw a poll today, doug, that you're tied or up one point. just so you know, again, all they do well is cheat on elections and use disinformation. so when he is running, he has a big base, and he won by a bottom. he won by even more when i endorsed him but that is ok. he won by a lot. they said this guy shapiro, who is a lightweight. they said he was going to win. he was doing well and way up. they had a big base. they don't like that. what did they do? the one we really want to run again is doug mastriano. that's the one they say every time they have someone that is going to kick their ass, they say the one we want to run against. the one person they didn't want to run against was doug m

rino-samalenko is preparing for the semi-final her suppon yegor filipenko is getting used to a new club in russia enter a new stage of cooperation against all sanctions in spite of this partners from russia the belarusian president is targeting russian regions only for and recently relations between minsk and not only moscow but also the regions russia is strengthening this is what can be called not only heritage but also a new round cooperation and economic development , a conversation about what we can do together with the murmansk region took place today in the palace of independence in the work schedule of the leader of the governor's money, the regions are a powerful support for minsk and moscow. the delegation is the northern region headed by the governor. andrei lapwing will work with us until sunday, negotiations visiting key enterprises and not only the current visit can be safely considered a new starting point in the history of relations between belarus and the murmansk region with details natalya briz samyye sever the european part of russia is harsh, but a unique region. mo

. >> donald trump called william barr a rino the first time he said something on fox opposing the judges ruling. william barr today said that he hopes the justice department appeals judge cannon's decision. and he said, the evidence is now very close to being enough to prosecute donald trump. >> will the government be able to make that a technical case? will they have evidence by which they could indict somebody on including him? that is the first question. and i think they're getting very close to that point, frankly. but i think, at the end of the day there is another question -- do you indicted former president? what would that do to the country? what kind of precedent with that set? with the people really understand that this is not failing to return the library book, that this was serious? and so you have to worry about those things. and i hope that those kinds of factors will inclined the administration not to indict him. because i don't want to see him indicted as a former president. but i also think that they will be under a lot of pressure to indict him. because one question is,

of course republicans talk about rinos think of this as kind of a modern viewpoint, but has that existedince the 18th century? kind of a lament that americans really aren't offered a choice? >> oh yeah, absolutely. that's been the case forever. the first one was the anti masonic party back in jackson's a day. it was made up of people who thought that too much of the government is talking about conspiracy theories controlled by mason's. and they were elitists. they actually won a vote in one presidential election and elected a few governors. but yeah, there is always -- it's usually some precipitating issue, i would think. ross perot in 1992, and john anderson in 1988 examples of candidates who i think tapped into this sense that voters didn't appreciate either parties candidate. in 1980, they were disappointed with carter and they were afraid that reagan might be too conservative, they didn't know. and in the 90s, it was that lament that the parties are too much alike. but often, there is some precipitating issue. if we go back to 1848, modern -- martin van buren ran as the candidate for

with the investigations of donald trump and the foreman president's denunciation withs of the fbi, rinohe fake news media is still dominating cable news. that means whatever president biden has done passing bipartisan legislation, passing the democrats-only climate, health care, corporate taxes bill, even the hugely controversial decision to forgive hundreds of billions in college debt has been greatly overshadowed. white house chief of staff ron klain was asked about the relentless trump coverage by alex wagner. >> well, look, i think that it's understandable people have an interest in these things, but i also think that, you know, how much coverage it gets is a choice that cable executives make, not us here at the white house. i actually think fewer talking head panels about mar-a-lago and and more explaining to people about how they can get the tax benefits in the inflation reduction act. howard: joining us now, robby soave and gillian turner, fox news anchor and correspondent. obviously, president biden's chief of staff wants more coverage of biden's accomplishments, but what about

of course, trump calling him a rino, and he addressed this on fox news, meaning a republican in name base but barr laughed that off and said obviously he's a true conservative. he really disagrees with what's happening with the trump response with the fbi search of mar-a-lago. and he also said he disagrees vehemently with the decision to appoint a master. he's gone very far to criticize the steps that trump's legal team has been taking. it's fascinating coming after the january 6th hearings as we've seen many times in his take-up positions where he was very clear where he didn't think the 2020 election was stolen despite what trump was claiming and criticized trump and his team saying what they were trying to do with the department of justice wasn't sound and right. it's a voice for a lot of republicans who have known bill barr in this space for a long time. he served for bush in the past and his voice carries a lot of water. >> barr of course, started as attorney general, and shaping and helped trump by his side. you're right, he stepped away in december 2020. he said he wouldn't ha

ah, it might not be easy for him, rino, as you thought .ildren, they were quite reserved. i understand that their names can be explained by this overvalued, as i hear my father’s ideas that i gave the name to the queen, and she will behave like that, but the fact is that sometimes, and those the requirements that each child makes a name to me can a-a fulfill them and i also want to note what is common between the guests, and not all people of the creative environment and everyone wants, but you say the popularity of slava, all people are creative auto mechanics in the teacher and decided to give her fabulous family in the studio alexei irina fabulous with her son aladdin. hello hello how old are you? what do you like to do dad, do you have a brother or sister? irina aleksey well, why is your son here ? i wanted to surprise and color my life too. well , you named the first son of the eldest after you aleksey, but the second son suddenly aladdin why because we met irina already, having the experience of life, another irina also had an allianc

this whole nuance of rino. the whole country has gone away from political parties and is divided.hink if we could get back to that. i'm deliberately leaving out my personal faith position when it comes to government and abortion and all these things because i just want folks to stop finding arguments to support your position and just look at it for what it is. and in the case of abortion, it is simple to me at the other caller said. you have choices to make before you get to the choice of ending a creation that you had no ability to create on your own. make those choices ahead of time. and then when it comes to caring for the children later, it is all part of the choice. i have six children. i am an african-american male, serve this country for 31 years, and i made some choices based off of what my parents told me to do. not with the government told me to do. and they were largely democratic, but they were conservative democratics. i think we've gone so far away from our core values because we've gone so far away from god that we can't see right from wrong now. we can just see wha

this whole nuance of rino. the whole country has gone away from political parties and is divided. think if we could get back to that. i'm deliberately leaving out my personal faith position when it comes to government and abortion and all these things because i just want folks to stop finding arguments to support your position and just look at it for what it is. and in the case of abortion, it is simple to me at the other caller said. you have choices to make before you get to the choice of ending a creation that you had no ability to create on your own. make those choices ahead of time. and then when it comes to caring for the children later, it is all part of the choice. i have six children. i am an african-american male, serve this country for 31 years, and i made some choices based off of what my parents told me to do. not with the government told me to do. and they were largely democratic, but they were conservative democratics. i think we've gone so far away from our core values because we've gone so far away from god that we can't see right from wrong now. we can just see w