the nazis found refuges on all continents, because the recently declassified memorandum of robert kelly , a former employee of the us state department, on the use of russian political migration, dated may 3, 1949, was counting on them. in it, kelly clearly indicates that in order to undermine the council of other countries and anti-communist -minded cells, by which the bandera people are meant, but here is all of his direct evidence of the sponsoring of the bandera people by the american intelligence services. only based on this cia document for 3 from 1978 to 1981 militants received about one and a half million dollars from washington. actually, the support of this underground bandera network and the so-called propaganda propaganda of ukrainian bourgeois nationalism, that is, separatist sentiments inside russia within the soviet union, means that they are aimed at separating from the soviet union and its significant part in person. in fact , ukraine to arm and unite the defeated german army and let it bled tired, survived the terrible tragedy the strange soviet union on the slavic worl

refuge on all continents, because they counted on them recently, a declassified memorandum by robert kelly, a former employee of the state department usa about the use of the russian year in it helium. clearly means that in order to undermine the soviet union, you need to bet on groups and configured cells, under which and implied bandera, but his all direct evidence of sponsoring bandera american intelligence services. only based on this cia document for 3 years from 1978 to 1981 militants. have received from washington about one and a half million dollars in class. they went to actually support this underground bandera network and to propaganda propaganda of ukrainian bourgeois nationalism, the so-called, that is , separatist sentiments inside russia inside the soviet union, which means they are aimed at separating from the stigma of ukraine proper under in this regard, despite the fact that ukrainian nationalism was not completely eradicated during the ussr, they ceased their activity for a full time , and only recently, with the help of the west, they not only revived, but also became

so bringing robert kelly, now he's professor of political sunset, sun nation university, joys this one this on welcome to the program. so in practical times, know the handshakes and smiles have done. what will both sides actually be hoping to get out of this? okay, so for the russians, i think the big thing is getting the ammunition, the shelves and a bullet says or correspond i was just talking about. i think it's pretty clear at this point that the russian defense industrial base cannot keep up with the needs of the russian army out in the field and ukraine. that war has gone on much longer than the russian tenants debated. we know they're using tanks from, like the 1960 that tells us that the russians are having real sort of shortages internally and go into the north. koreans is sort of, i guess, you know, a stop gap if you will, right? until the russians can sort of catch up themselves. i think the big issue on the russian side dentist within his daily rate, the quality of this russian and by this north screen ammunition right, well these, the shows actually work on the, on the nor

i spoke to robert kelly, he's a professor of political science, a bruce on university. he says, north korea will most likely use the submarine to hide its nuclear weapons from its enemies. northley already has a lot of conventional capability. they have lots of artillery, large military, things like that, right? the real purpose of building a summary is to provide survive ability um for north korea's nuclear arsenal. what that means is that if there's a conflict, north korea has it simply weapons basically on the ground in north korea dressed really. those weapons can be seen by satellite in the american and this up in air force can strike them, right. in fact, that's probably what would happen. so would you want to do is put those weapons on a submarine so that it's harder for them to be found. and that's probably what this is. the norm screen traditionally is north trans, traditionally have a lot of sort quantity. they build a great deal of stuff they have in a north army. they build a lot of stuff. the real problem though, is quality, which is to say that a lot of no

well that's bringing robert kelly. he's a professor of political science and bruce on university. he joins us now from boose on and south korea robot. we know that young young has been testing small, imbeciles for submarines. it looks like this sub is capable of carrying about 10 miles and various sizes. this is intended using to be a new care of us will probably. yeah, that's probably the big question out there. i mean, i think that is the big question out there for the analyst community. right? um north, you already has a lot of conventional capability. babylon spark hillary, large military, things like that. right? the real purpose of building a summary is to provide survive ability. um for north korea's nuclear arsenal. what that means is that if there's a conflict, north korea has its nuclear weapons basically on the ground in north korea dressed really. those weapons can be seen by satellite in the american, and this up in air force can strike them, right. in fact, that's probably what would happen. so would you want to do is put those weapons on a submarine so that it's har

refuge on all continents, because they were counted on by the recently declassified memorandum of robert kellyormer employee of the us state department, on the use of russian political migration dated may 3, 1949. in it kelly clearly means that in order to undermine the soviet union, you need to rely on groups of russian emigrants in other countries and on anti-communist-minded cells, by which bandera is meant, and here is direct evidence of the sponsoring of bandera by american intelligence services. only based on this cia document for 3 years from 1978 to 1981 militants mind received from washington about one and a half million dollars. actually support for this underground e- bandera network and for propaganda propaganda the so -called ukrainian bourgeois nationalism, that is, the separatist sentiments inside russia inside the soviet union, means that they are aimed at separating from the soviet union and its significant part in person. at the same time, in ukraine itself, despite the fact that ukrainian nationalism was not completely eradicated during the ussr, the goal of weakening the mo

so really my colleagues, so it was on a, a spoke to robert kelly, a professor of international relations at tucson university. have done well asking him what kim jones trip pains for bilateral relations. it's fairly extraordinary for kim's, i'm going to leave north 3 of course, right. i'll talk with caesar. risky for the autocrat when he's out of the country and came, is gone now for i think this is like the 3rd or 4th day. he's seeing a great deal of stuff. this is pretty rare. that means that he's taking a bit of a risk here is only for something pretty large and he's looking at a lot of stuff, nor 3 is conventionally pretty far behind it's opponents. that is to say the us, south korea and to certain extent, japan. so to the extent that came from trade away, bullets or a munition or whatever the russians need for the current war in exchange for technologies that might help center experience catch up a little bit to close the gap somewhat with science opponents. that's a pretty good deal for him, right? it looks like too, and his kind of desperate he really needs this. i munition, the r

democrats are planning a stop trump summit this fall in manhattan attendees include robert de niro. kelly and conway's husband al sharpton. the former president cowering in the corner at the iowa iowa state game. >> usa usa usa. throwing spirals flipping burgers crashing a fraternity house the media smells another upset and they are begging for the next generation of democrats to be bold. >> your political hero is bobby kennedy. what would bobby do? bobby ran. he did it. sometimes you go when people tell you not to go. >> i am all in with president biden. >> he is not measuring the drapes if biden runs and wins he was a good soldier if he runs and loses the democrats will be pleading for him to run and 2028 since trump is limited to one term and if he drops out catapulting over the first black female vp so newsom is laying in wait. why should he run into a burning house? >> are you taking the threat of a second trump presidency serious enough? >> that was a layup. she can't even hit it. today like she did in indonesia she came off the bench and took biden's place in the new york 9/11 cere

. >> william hill kelly junior. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my uncle, i'm so proud to be named after you. i love hearing stories about you and i try to follow your example showing kindness to everyone i meet and our family misses you and we ask you to please continue watching over us. you will never be forgotten uncle nole. >> my uncle. richard michael. even though we never met, i always wonder how good of an uncle you would have been. i will always love you and always hold a special place in my heart. >> bill: those two young men met the moment. try to follow your example. a bit earlier we heard a comment we love you to the moon and back and every one of those salutations, dana, really just tugs at you and how could it not? we are coming up on another moment at 10:28 a.m. when the north tower collapses. >> dana: i have loved how they have the young people all connected in some way to people they never met but they stand there side-by-side and bravely read those names and we really mean it when we say never forget. this moment of silence really takes that hour and a half, hour 45 min

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kate kelly of the new york times. congressman robert garcia., folks, very much for coming to the saturday show! after the break, special counsel jack smith asked a federal judge to have donald trump turned down the rhetoric and verbal attacks. in true trump style, he ramps the. we will discuss that in much more ahead. (dad) well we gotta find someway to save. so say hi to glenn from work. (glenn) hey! that's my mom. (mom) yeah... i think i have a much better plan. we switch to myplan from verizon for just $25 per line. (daughter) and that price is guaranteed for 3 years. (mom) all on the network we can count on. (daughter) it's a good plan. (dad) it is a good plan. glenn looks like we're not going to be needing you. so, i'll see you at work? (son) uh later, glenn (vo) save big with myplan. starting at... just $25 when you bring your own phones. guaranteed for 3 years. its your verizon. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything t

. >> senator kelly, thank you very much for joining us today. >>> we turn to robert o'brien who served as national security adviser under former president trump and joins us from park city, utah. ambassador, it's good to have you here with us. >> nice to be with you, margaret, thank you. >>> i want to ask you about a number of national security matters but start on this idea of a potential government shutdown. national security wise, what do you think the message is to the world when basic matters of governance seem politically insurmountable and the government shuts down? >> well, what we used to say in president trump's administration economic security is national security, and we've got too big of a debt and we have to get the debt under control. i think speaker mccarthy has done great job and negotiated a good deal and it would be great if if the republicans got behind speaker mccarthy. i understand why there's concern over the size of the debt and the frustration of some of the gop members. it's understandable. >> republicans have objected to even passing defense spending at this

spartans when the lefty toa fave a 38 yard strike to robert santiago, takes it in for the touchdown 14 nothing de la salle. fourth quarter now dominic kelly he had two touchdowns on the day. this one following his blocker kind of stumbling into the end zone from 16 yards out de la salle shuts out. mac 21 nothing to improve to four and two and mcclymonds drop to two and two. our high school football el game of the week and always thank you to randy de vecchi. he's always out there on fridays doing it. love randy de vecchi. he's the best football sports shooter in the market. maybe ryan cecile, the photographer. i don't want i don't want him on my back. so they're both good. yeah. yeah, they are. all right. thanks jason. all righty. next at 11, you know what is so sad about this is that there are so many people that would be required to work, but they will not be paid . federal workers around the country and here in the bay area, concerned is time is running out on the house to reach a deal and to avoid a government shutdown. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. the government has less than 24 hours to approve a deal to keep the feder

and attorney robert ray turned loose his very best counterattack. kelly baker had to take the stand in this case in my -- my view. >> reporter: the jury was about to get a first-hand look at a different kelly baker, demure, kind, long suffering. hers was a very different story. about herself not as killer, but as a patient caretaker. she talked about randy in the early days... >> what was your life like during that time period? >> it was great. it was a really good marriage with him being a therapist and a counselor. we had our small issues with blending and disciplining our kids but other than that for ourselves, we loved each other very much. >> reporter: but then her life, she said, began to resemble the sad bits of cinderella. and her randy was no prince charming. >> he was somewhat controlling, he wanted to tell me who i could be with and how i could do things, going out to eat with somebody else, or movie night, or having the girls over. i was never allowed to do anything like that. >> was there ever any violence in your marriage? >> there was a sma

but you have paul gosar and donald trump who think he committed treason and then you have john kelly and roberthe general saying he was a patriot who defended the constitution. so we do this stuff where we frame things because we think that the framing brings balance, but you have to also analyze, is there real balance here? is paul gosar's opinion equal to robert gates'? >> and first of all let's step back and talk about republicans on the hill. you know, i'm sure you've gotten an earful. i've gotten an earful from a lot of senate republicans. they're, like, don't throw us in with the freaks of the house. that's what senators -- that's what the house of lords has always said. that's what they're saying about us when i was there. >> that's your song. don't throw us in with the freaks in the house. you could write that. >> there are on capitol hill, there are three parties. there's the democratic party, the house republicans and the senate republicans. if we were a european, you know, if we were a european parliamentary system, there would be three separate parties there, and then you go into th

kelly joins us from the sun and south korea. he's a professor of international relations at sun university. and robert, it's good to talk to you again. how do you connect these dots then came visiting warships, warplanes miss i as a military space facility, how do you connect all those dots? and yeah, i think what we're seeing here is the emergence of a pretty big weapons deal. it's fairly extraordinary for kids. i'm going to leave north korea course, right. i'll talk, or caesar risky for the autocrat when he's out of the country and came, has gone now for i think this is like the 3rd or 4th day. he's seeing a great deal of stuff. this is pretty rare. that means that he's not taking a bit of a risk here cuz i'm looking for something pretty large and he's looking at a lot of stuff on north korea is conventionally pretty far behind its opponents. that is to say, the us, south korea into certain extent, japan. so to the extent that can, can trade away bullets or ammunition or whatever the russians need for the current war. in exchange for technologies that might help the north koreans catch up a little b

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robert mitchum, they were all scary dudes. they had like they had -- they had service in the their and they had police records. these were some badass news. are these just, pansy-ass dude? >> kellyof super high franchises. so the rock is just disney. sort of quality not quantity. the majority of movies coming out of hollywood which sucked cast new file we are transgender like but, you know, 80 pounds guys or whatever but there was that the most are from those five guys. >> greg: yeah. >> kelly: so you both win. control i think every man is made to look like a knucklehead in every movie, every comm commercial. it started with "the king of queens." >> greg: really? >> brian: , although i don't blame kevin jeanes. every man is a knucklehead who doesn't know what they are do doing. that is the problem. >> greg: i still think the hunky is man around is randy reinhart. all right, don't go away. we will be right back. (vo) sure you can get data everywhere but do you have to use it all the time? that's not really you. with tracfone, you get great coverage all on nationwide 5g. for a lot less. plans start at $15 a month no-contract. tracfone. thanks to brian kilmeade, emily compagno, kel

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has journalist danny kelly, who has received journalist danny kelly, who has recei�*actually, danny from text. actually, danny from robertn. well done , new wardrobe soon. well done, danny. new wardrobe soon. well done, danny . how new wardrobe soon. well done, danny. how much have you lost this week? >> well , i've this week? >> well, i've just come back from devon, so i've. i've put. yes. jam on first. i've put on a few pounds, but then i've lost them over the last 48 hours. but that's nice. thank you. >> every time i do sunday. danny, you are the man than you were before. >> disappointed. >> i was disappointed. >> i was disappointed. >> mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >> to you, mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, mymentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, my fellowned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, my fellow ball i'm brother. >> so i'm gonna start with you, matthew. yes. these are some good. strong good. these are some strong dividing him and dividing lines between him and the party. well, it's finding. >> making them. good >> making them. it's goo

kelly is saying. not as cheap as it used to be, but still a staple in her house. and robert's not just bovril, of course, tinned peaches is another one. and robert has written in to say, can a cheap tin for say, you can get a cheap tin for about £0.35 in aldi. the kids have them for breakfast with pancakes. i have to say other shops available to say, shops are available to say, thank you, thomas, but. but robert has never bought bovril. he sounds horrible. he says it sounds horrible. >> agree with you >> well, i would agree with you on that, robert, but i don't like the idea that all these british staples people aren't supporting anymore. supporting them anymore. i'm glad are. now, glad that lots of you are. now, i buy tim peaches i actually do buy tim peaches because make a peach because i like to make a peach crumble. i do like to bake. and you as well, it seems. you do as well, it seems. >> well, i do. when i get the time. when i get the time. although written although tommy's written in to say, addition to buying say, in addition to buying bovril, i like grape—nuts. and