the holy roman empire consisted of hundreds small territories and larger territories. six of them ultimately agreed to enter into subsidy treaties to hire out auxiliary troops, exchange for substantial payments. has some castle and peasant hanover tried combined on the map of the red small territorial baltic branch like world war ii from bitter bay of unsurpassed and depths. so it's a little bit difficult to see, but in any case, there are six territories they rented out troops ranging from maybe around 1200, ultimately total of 1200 from the territory of baltic to as many as 19 or 20,000 soldiers hired by, has and castle. the very first treaties was signed in late 75. the first troops began their journey to america in february 76. i should also point out that these soldiers, not mercenaries. they are usually referred to as mercenaries. but there were mercenaries. mercenaries, soldiers who fight in a foreign or a foreign war for personal profit. these are considered auxiliaries. these are military units that were hired out by their respective rulers to assist britain i

that's the treaty of tension in 1779, for the first time, russia becomes, the guarantor of the holy roman empire. empire, emperor, pick one. and this is the privilege. this privileged position that only france, sweden have had before. so russian influence here is moving into central europe a big way when that war ends, russia suddenly goes, okay we've had all these crises in the last ten years. we've done quite well them. there's one thing that has not broken our way, and that's the stupid naval war that britain is waging on neutral trade. for the british part, they're completely misreading where russia's head is, where katherine's head is, and where russian priorities are. in the fall of 79, lord stormont, the secretary of state for the northern department, he's kind germain's equivalent here has the ambassador to russia sir james harris exploring the possibility of a military alliance between russia and great. he keeps offering them islands in the mediterranean. well, appealing but you know it's the mediterranean and i'm up here and down in the ottoman empire just doesn't generate any interest

the roman empire, you talked and actually read the history of the roman empire, how it marched acrosse last roman emperors will be germanic , half-germanic, green by nationality , so sometimes even they were not latin at all, italian, european, let's say even so, this is how the empire is formed and empires all fall apart, this is the law, they are created, they fall apart in empires, the most valuable resource is people why? because only at the expense of people can control and territory be created for this purpose, these crazy armies are created from different composition, that's why empires are fighting in afghanistan, where are you next to you? said the uzbek of ukraine from belarus and the russians of moldova. yes, these are the imperial armies, only in star wars, in the classic documentary film, they wear the same shells and fight. in fact, the core is different. and it is precisely the person who is the most valuable resource. it was then, and now, then we perfectly understand that a person this is not a resource. and the actual resettlement of people is a deduction - a deducti

can't cure it and noted that rising inflation was one of the key factors that brought down the roman empiretoday. but the good news is we got caesar salad out of the deal. while inflation is through the roof, the biden administration sticks it to the taxpayers. a revised estimate from the congressional budget office shows that student loan forgiveness plan will cost $400 billion over a decade. four hundred billion. coincidentally the same number of words emily speaks per minute. [laughter] >> kat: and although that's less than the original estimate, the white house says biden is still likely to reduce the federal deficit this year. sure. that seems as likely as tyrus fitting into one of my little black dresses. [laughter] >> kat: i'm sorry. and finally the biden administration has proposed a new rule that would require airlines and travel search sites to include all fees and ticket prices displayed to customers. says transportation secretary pete buttigieg airline passengers deserve to know the full true cost of their flight before they buy a ticket. yeah, transparency would be great, but a

so easy to conquer the cherished land that did not tear off childbirth, rome and the perfected roman empireere not on foot. this is italy, other germany remembered that the bastards in the pies of the baltic live on their own, bolts and escorts in the eleventh and twelfth herds, yoshe are wider , the bastards and then the organs are aiming at the new region, a promising colony, the missionaries tried to christen the smart bald peoples. slave only mat and date. ho true the bolts are loose. they wanted to change their habits and visit the temple did not stop at the end of the twelfth of the old town here. trying not going in september. order of austin, and he climbs to build here the alley of the meat balts , the controller of polotsk, the principality, at that moment it is the most violent and muddy in the region. although you have failed your independent foundations on the throne of polotsk, then you sit at vladimir yes, his meirt dodges asks for permission not from tesla. god's orphans livl one sbat people. vladimir the food was not especially unique, and he allowed it to be simply not app

from meat and otpazhitels for the het, there was a special rest for the diplomat of the sacred roman empireismund herberstein. i think yak outer zapisok moscow region, left and tourist exercises about our ukraine, and he traveled longer with embassies to the moscow prince and drove about lithuania, his notes have a skill in a special section, and in lithuania there is a shtick of economic politics, there is an alley and i count the land of la sou and swamps and some lime he’s pretty, but happy about his pimples. and our fellow countrymen are stretching out to travel around europe for the main ones for duct mats, there’s no makhchima here, not to say about our two most familiar students of italian and czech universities mikola gusouski, a native of an unknown belarusian, vezka improved in bologna as the first university and steal in the world, and in 1.521 20 other years the ladder at the warehouse of a diplomatic mission in europe to the courts. the pope of rome is similar to the deputy trunk of the creation de la latin, i walked through ai tire of nature. the very same song about bison, al

who used the same as living force to fight the parthian kingdom with other e, opponents of the roman empireere there are only tribes. e set each other up against each other, respectively, that's it. really. uh, that's generally covered in one term neo-colonialism. that is, in essence . this can be compared with the south african alliance during the anglo-boer wars, when there were only tribes. uh, respectively, there the british destroyed the hotentots with the hands of other negro tribes. everything is really, really. uh, ukraine as a state signs the act of unconditionally. subordination e to the anglo-saxon world where it is already in fact, if zelensky used to pretend that he was the president of regardless of the country, now it is actually signing. here is what with even dodo came to kiev a few weeks ago, all this, in fact, the case turns the remnants of present-day ukraine into a single military camp directed against. e russia against e, our state. e hands and e, mercenaries or pseudo-mercenaries there, supposedly, there are some aztecs, probably nazis, who, in my opinion, definitely

the meat, and from sewing on the hats there was a special peace of the diplomat of the sacred roman empiren. i'm at home yak auterpi, zapisok obmoskovye, also left the tourist riddles about our ukraine, and the two of them traveled with embassies to the moscow prince and drove through his notes there is a skill in a special section, and in lithuania there is a shtick of economic policy, there is an alley and the iography of king sow and swamps and some notoriety pro travel service on the strip. he is for pretty, but with a happy interlayer of pimples. volkov and our fellow countrymen are stretching out to travel around europe from the main ones for ducaceans. there could not, that we do not say about our two most mikola husouski, a native of an unknown belarussian haulage, was handed over to the world's first universities and thieves, and in 1.521 20 other years to the storehouse of the diplomatic mission in europe to courts. the pope is similar to the deputy trunk of the creation der. in latin, i used to go through the aishin nature. the same song about the bison, although papa leo the te

easy to conquer the land, the reserved one did not come off that holes in rome and the perfected roman empirefoot. this is italy, other germany remembered that in the wastelands of the baltic , bad people live like that, bolts and escorts in the eleventh and twelfth herds are even wider bastards and then bodies are aiming at the new region, a promising colony, missionaries tried to christen the shmatlik bald peoples, robbing shmat and date. ho true, bolts not sobly. they wanted to change their habits and did not stop visiting kapishi at the end of the twelfth of the old town. here, trying meirt syabr, the order of austin, and he climbs up here to build an alley of artibis arts, an alley of meat balts, the controller of polotsk, the principality, at that moment it is the most violent and muddy in the region. although you are on the throne of polotsk on the throne of your self-sustainable foundations, then you sit at vladimir dear dodgy meirt asks you to give permission not from tes and the word of god is an orphan from one of the baltic people. vladimir didn’t become particularly unique in foo

huge cauldron. at the arrow i'm quite right. and the 400th scythian war of the third century, the roman empire fact, did not wage the same name with the scythians. the romans began to call these germanic tribes. aleksey is ready scythians 200 in 513 bc, this power gathered huge forces to conquer the scythians, but the version returned home with nothing, yes, led by harry the first julia thank you what is the maximum for a thousand years bc in social networks julia let's bears for 300. confuse the tracks, before hibernation the bears dodge, and for some time they even go that way. well, apparently back to front is true back to front. bears for 400 these bears eat fruits, ants and termites, but in india they are considered more dangerous than tigers in humans. the bear sees the aggressor and can immediately attack. what is the name of this bear? this is a baribal, in my opinion, there is no baribal in india. this is sponge bear next. i am i continue the bears for 500. the coat of arms of this regional center is holding a bear on the left, and on the right sobol ah-ah-ah, this is the coat of arms

roman. the empire was not this foot. this is italy, other germany remembered. that nephros, bolts and escorts of the eleventh and twelfth, even more widely, bastards and tady organs are aiming at the new region for promising colonies, missionaries, tried to christen the shmatlik bald peoples. the servants only swearing and the date of the squeamishness wanted to change their habits and did not stop visiting kapishi at the end of the twelfth of the old town. here, staying meirt syabr, the order of austin, and he climbs to build here the artsy-biscuits alley of local balts, the controller of polotsk, the principality, at that moment it is the most violent and cloudy near the region. although you are on the throne of polotsk, you sit on the throne of your own foundations, then you sit at vladimir’s yes, he wriggles the main to ask for permission to carry the word of god, a family of one with the baltic people , vladimir did not especially unique the test and allowed it.

july 10, 1775 earl 's dignity 1776 lieutenant of the cavalry corps 1776 prince, sacred of the roman empireassignment of the address of the most serene it was then according to the report of the prussian envoy potemkin became the most influential person in russia and a favorite of catherine ii no, this does not mean that he was lying on a sofa in the palace, waiting for the empress, like in western cinema. we are shown grigory potemkin reorganized the zaporizhzhya cossack army , quite frankly, not controlled and subjugated it. the empress found justice for the cossacks, who did not really obey anyone . potemkin spends the mid-seventies. he demanded from the commanders a humane attitude towards their subordinates for the staff military reform, timely supply and care for compliance with the norms, hygiene, he replaced the shagistics with specific combat training. he also advocated a simple and comfortable form. for infantry and cavalry. he fought, he knew how it should be, how convenient, he knew what the soldier and officers from potemkin's invoice note lacked to curl powder, the mold of the

in war you can either win or lose lose we can't why can't you the persian empire could play the roman empire could play big empires are big, but somehow you can't. well, you just have to believe it. in fact, i think that it will happen. well, you see, putin, who is now trying to somehow justify himself, you know, to he tries to make excuses, he tries to make excuses, he tries to justify his defeats, as you know, they say that when you didn't get something, you say that it wasn't much and you needed it, well, i didn't want to in principle well, they lost, they lost. they played on the interest of putin in this war, here in samarkand, uzbekistan, at a meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization. he said that the purpose of special operations appears to remain unchanged, and the purpose of special operations, according to putin, today on already the seventh month of the war has passed, he says that the goal of special operations is the complete liberation of donbas . by the way, the general staff of ukraine informs that our troops have repelled another attack in the bakhmut area. every day

russia was recognized as a key player on the world stage, at that time there was only one holy roman empiren the world and russia became the second the result of the fact that the northern war ended in victory. he really changed the helm of russia's place in the world after the victorious northern war in 1721. everyone realized in the world that a new powerful power had appeared in order for the country to turn into a strong empire. peter reformed almost everything in it; he created a fleet ; he completely rebuilt the life of society and almost all of his undertakings are reflected in modern life. 1720 in the year peter issued a general regulation, this is a legislative act that regulated the work of state institutions, and there are little things for the legislation of the 18th century, in principle, attention to detail is characteristic. there are such trifles that every institution should have its own archive. we immediately have an archive in each section. there, in each institution, there should be a log of incoming and outgoing documents in each section. until today it is. and it all

big, unfortunately, he is long, you know, uh, a big corpse rots for a long time, just like the roman empiregly, we see the consequences of the fall of a great empire, as in armenia, the wishes are like that in ukraine, and then we show an example in the family to others, here is the question you very briefly you ask, you know. when will this empire finally fall? as shevchenko said, poland fell and crushed us here. the question is, who else can she crush ? to hold on to the great mass with our fraternities of atila and the front. and there is a unity that we are the only ukrainians. that block is supported with the help of the whole world and throw it in the other , the other side. we endured it, we survived it, we preserved our society, we preserved our ukrainian cultural features, our dna , and we will survive it, and even have a lot more to do after the victory. thank you very much. hello to all your brothers and sisters who are also at the front with you . fedir shander is a professor of the uzhgorod national university because the transcarpathian defense brigade is now located two or so

ada, rome and the perfected roman empire did not have this on foot.any remembered. that in the baltic's outhouses the bad guys, bolts and escorts live on the eleventh and the twelfth, the stokhod yasha is wider, the bastards and the authorities are aiming at the new region as a promising colony, the missionaries tried to christen the shmatlik bald peoples. slave only mat and date. ho true, the bolts are loose. they wanted to change their habits and visit kapishi, they stopped me at the end of the twelfth of the old town. here, trying meirt syabr, the order of austin, and he climbs up here to lay the alley of the meat balts , the controller of polotsk, the principality, at that moment it is the most violent and muddy orgion. although the prokantsy of their self-sufficient bases on the polotsk table and then sit. at vladimir yes, he wriggles maint asks for permission not from tesla. god's orphans livl one sbat people. vladimir didn’t particularly care about the food and he simply didn’t allow the down . assessed the threats, the main establishes a catho

exporting country is more dependent on secure trade routes than almost any other country, as in the roman empire years ago, our prosperity is largely due to the free movement of goods and services while supply disruptions and other disruptions slow down the prosperity of the catchers calms the germans words, and gas-filled storage facilities launches ter. channels for receiving liquefied gas and with might and main operating coal-fired power plants for testing and optimizing gas heating systems proposed by robert havik in order to save energy, the german authorities are ready to spend 10 billion euros, although according to the ex-head of the austrian foreign ministry karin kneiz of the energy crisis. it could have been avoided before. we had a crisis in the electric power industry even before the gas crisis began. this is the result of the liberalization of the last 15-18 years. we have been experiencing it since april 2021. that is, for more than a year, this situation has been in general, which we ourselves provoked, because we invested little in oil and gas, however, to ordinary europeans. n

almost every other country, like the roman empire 2,000 years ago, our prosperity is largely due to theree movement of goods and services, while supply disruptions and other disruptions slow down prosperity. about the smell of storage facilities for distances for checking and optimizing gas heating systems proposed by robert havik in order to save money energy authorities in germany are ready to spend 10 billion euros, although according to the former head of the austrian foreign ministry karin kneiss energy crisis. it could have been avoided before. we had a crisis in the electric power industry even before the gas crisis began. this is the result of the liberalization of the last 15-18 years. we have been experiencing it since april 2021. that is, for more than a year, this situation has been in general, which we ourselves provoked, because we invested little in oil and gas, however, to ordinary europeans. now it's not so important who invested them in what they didn't will forget more, high food prices, the word of politicians that the winter will be difficult, frankly speaking, is n

it's like what they used to say that the holy roman empire. t an authorized immigrant from the state program, because they were authorized migrants from another. >> that point, i think, is a key one about the desperation. also the fact, as far as we know, the reporting came together now that this has been reconstructed from interviews. the folks who were recruiting these people, who were desperate, as the miami herald reporter noted, have to move out of the temporary housing they are in. they're looking for a place to go. they're not saying, are you going to florida, we have a better option. there were just trying to get them wherever they could, as far as we know. we will find out of anything develops on that front as well. mark caputo, thank you so much. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> still to come, iran engulfed and protest over the -- country's treatment of women. will it have an impact on the regime itself? more on that, after this. at, after this for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy i

like karl, well, there was karl martel, there was charlemagne, the king , the head of the holy roman empiren germany well, in any case, we will call him charles, the match tomorrow morning. kingdoms, and his wife camila will become the queen of the concert. well, william and his wife will now be princes and princesses to the heirs to the throne. and about the weather, what will the weather be tomorrow? about london well, we will find out about how the weather will be in ukraine. good evening ms. natalya, please, a significant change in air masses is expected, a strong cooling, a stormy wind, er, rains are even heavy, er, well, in a few letters and sentences, i want to say that bad weather will affect the northern, central and western regions the most. but in the east, for example , there will be no precipitation yet, of course, we will talk a little later about the weather in each region, what it will be like, where exactly these heavy rains or stormy winds will be, and for now we will continue and talk about the behavior of the magnetic the earth's fields about magnetic storms, simply put,

yes, and there is from where it was possible to influence the policy of turkey and the holy roman empireand vienna. the local population was a problem for everyone, including for the russian tsar, the tsar was whispered to the tsar there on the dnieper only thieves and robbers do not want to work and will not obey. come on, their king will not take them under your crown, king, our alexei mikhailovich was tormented, in the meantime. khmelnytsky increasingly understood to preserve independence. he will not succeed in the troops of his military alliance, the sultans and the crimean khan can still accept, but live under the sultan. of course they will refuse, because they are orthodox christians, remember the oath of the zapo. to stand to the death for the orthodox faith, everyone gave it to khmelnitsky, who also gave it in the autumn of 1653 after the conclusion of the difficult peace of the white church. bogdan turns to alexei mikhailovich already for a full protectorate. and our tsar, our father, our beloved guarantor, is resolved, finally, our tsar considered that the great russian past

well, of course, you can’t here, uh, exaggerate both epochs and the roman empire and other empires, buttoday we are building our e, sovereign independent state today and we remember the difficulties we faced when we started to create an independent belarusian state on the ruins of the soviet union when there was practically nothing. we had only our people, who was our leader and that's the political will of our leader. this is another lesson. and i agree. with oleg sergeevich, it’s impossible to overestimate the role of the individual in history, but nevertheless here at this historical stage we see two antipodes. a man who actually stood at the origins of the collapse of a superpower and a man who created a sovereign state in 30 years. i think another lesson quite important gorbachev showed how important ideology is for the state, because once the ideology was broken, it was necessary to question it, it was necessary to abandon it, and it turned out that the soviet union had too few reasons to remain in its former state. that is, he just crumbled informally ideology, how important oddn

for this, there was a special rest for a diplomat of the completely roman empire psychismund herbersteine and travel riddles about our ukraine, and the two of them traveled with the embassy of the metamoskovsk prince and drove about lithuania, including his notes, there is a skill in a special section, and in lithuania there is a shtick of economic policy, there is an alley and i am county land a la sou and swamps and some notoriety pro tourist church on the strip. he’s quite enough, but happy about his pimple at the quote and our fellow countrymen are stretching out to travel around europe with the main provocative mats here mighty. not to say about our two most familiar students of italian and czech universities, mikola gusouski, a native of an unknown belarusian carriage, was handed over at the ballonium to the first university in the world and krave, and in 1.521 20 other years, the trap was at the warehouse of a diplomatic mission in europe to the courts. pope rymskah, according to his own deputy from the yard. the creation of the demon of latin littered i pass hey tire of nature. t

ceases to be there the parthians or whoever fought for them there, they become the army of the roman empiree empire has started to fight with you and is not going to stop. and you answer, we discussed it here yesterday. you designate what you translate. uh, confrontation to a new level. you've long been about to hit the structure of the dual purpose of providing life. you hit the power industry. you disable, uh, the vehicle, we got the hint. we took the hint that you want to get away from the war. uh, a la the first world and go on the level of war of the 21st century with those resources that you have a lot of and with which you can do it. yes, we get it. okay, okay. the challenge has been accepted, and today it is absolutely obvious to me that the answer to this move of ours, which is formulated, sounds absolutely obvious. like something there, there are some regular requirements for guaranteeing the safety of something, but there are very clear points in which we are warned about very important things. now listen, and then i will share with you what i think. uh, what are we being warned

that's the treaty of tension in 1779, for the first time, russia becomes, the guarantor of the holy roman empire. empire, emperor, pick one. and this is the privilege. this privileged position that only france, sweden have had before. so russian influence here is moving into central europe a big way when that war ends, russia suddenly goes, okay we've had all these crises in the last ten years. we've done quite well them. there's one thing that has not broken our way, and that's the stupid naval war that britain is waging on neutral trade. for the british part, they're completely misreading where russia's head is, where katherine's head is, and where russian priorities are. in the fall of 79, lord stormont, the secretary of state for the northern department, he's kind germain's equivalent here has the ambassador to russia sir james harris exploring the possibility of a military alliance between russia and great. he keeps offering them islands in the mediterranean. well, appealing but you know it's the mediterranean and i'm up here and down in the ottoman empire just doesn't generate any interest

a trace a lot of the history of the fall of the roman empire was what you see in america today.k to excellence. that's what it means to be american. >> bill: good luck with the book. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next with "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. united states markets took a punch we have haven't seen since june of 2020. you remember when the mysterious coronavirus was devastating the nation. this time our financial demise is coming from one source, presidential policies of joe biden. queue the tape of the party he threw at the white house. james taylor stopped by to perform for free. ♪♪

honest, there is little joy, but candles, reminiscent of modern wax candles appeared during the roman empirerd. and cotton, linen and hemp were used as a wick, but when and thanks to whom did we recognize the candle such as we recognized, will our cognitive heading tell people who changed the world? good morning, they say, to add romance to your life, it’s enough to light at least one candle, indeed today candles are more an attribute of a holiday than a source of light, but did you know that in the form familiar to us they exist relatively recently, let's start from afar, people have been using candles for millennia, but the materials from which they were prepared were a different wick. it could be a core of a reed, a tube of paper or a reed, the wick was dipped in ordinary animal fat until it hardened. such candles were called pasta. they smoked terribly and burned relatively quickly in the 16th century , they began to replace fat with beeswax, and it was not cheap, so wax candles can be afforded. could only aristocrats in the xviii century. instead of wax. spermaceti was used the substanc

the fall of the roman empire.t regrets do you have at this point which has not cooled things off. it is not projected to short-term or long-term in exchange for this deal that may not go anywhere on energy. >> inflation is horrible and it is extremely damaging to our economy. we have to fight inflation. first of all it puts more energy back into the market. put more product out there. if you want to get your gasoline prices down, produce more oil. do it cleaner than anywhere in the world. replace the dirty energy around the world. that helps acclimating gives us more product. when you reduce the medicare prices of drugs, 300,000 west virginians rely on medicare. we are reducing thei it. they will see it in the next 30 days, no, absolutely they will see it. this does nothing but give us a chance to reduce inflation. i worked very hard to make sure we have an opportunity to be energy independent, secure, fight putin's or. i understood that bernie sanders and my left wing democratic party would never support anything

roman. the empire was not this foot. this is italy, other germany remembered.t the bad guys live on the baltic outhouses, bolts and escorts in the eleventh and twelfth herd yasha are wider bastards and tady organs are aiming at the new region a promising colony, the missionaries tried to christen the shmatlik bald peoples, they robbed shmat and date. tahoe is true. the balts are not sobly. they wanted to change their habits and visit kapeshi did not stop at the end of the twelfth of the old town. here, trying meirt syabr, the order of austin, and he climbs up here to build artsibiskusstva alley of meat balts, the controller of polotsk, the principality, at that moment it is the most violent and muddy orgion. although you have failed your independent foundations on the throne of polotsk, then you sit at vladimir yes, he wriggles maint asks to give permission not from god's teslov to orphans alone from the baltic people. vladimir didn’t bother with food in particular and allowed him to simply not appreciate the threats. main establishes the first catholic german

one of the important ones was the rise of a new restored roman empire.they believe one of things with a revitalized rome. until they saw mussolini taking power, expanding his influence for them it was a huge sign. they also looked at what hitler was doing. they were very conscious of it hitler's anti-semitism. a number have read in german, before hitler came to power in 1933. they believed another sign of the end of times is they saw hitler facilitating that. they did not necessarily support it, endorser, or cheer it but they believe god was using hitler to help set the stage for the battle of armageddon which would literally happen in palestine. so all this is going on in the background. which take sister franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him in the context of all these other things going on. there was in no doubt that his campaign in 1932 cut off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots of the democratic national convention roosevelt received 666. 666 votes. when i first read that being a fundamentalist magazine about h

a trace a lot of the history of the fall of the roman empire was what you see in america today. there is path back to excellence. that's what it means to be american. >> bill: good luck with the book. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next with "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. united states markets took a punch we have haven't seen since june of 2020. you remember when the mysterious coronavirus was devastating the nation. this time our financial demise is coming from one source, presidential policies of joe biden. queue the tape of the party he threw at the white house. james taylor stopped by to perform for free. ♪♪ ♪ my time is at hand, i won't make it any other way ♪ >> harris: his hit fire and rain is what was happening in the markets yesterday. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". here is what's happening right now at the corner of wall and broad. it's what world markets are watching and affected by as biden's economy is burning, rome style, rome is burning reference there. we're up just a bit as investors have

the shell, that is, the intestines and stomach of animals, this was done in ancient greece, the roman empiretium in russia in the 16th century, sausage was already very popular, judging by the recipes. at that time, it included meat, eggs, milk, salt, spices and cereals were added to increase the satiety of products. well, zoom in also the output of another finished sausage. so put less meat in the sausage the tradition is not at all new in a special place in the museum, a portrait of the legendary people's commissar of the food industry of the ussr anastas mikoyan in 1936 etalon launched the production of soviet classics, sausages, doctoral, amateur tea veal and krakow, their original composition, by the way, can be envied by many today's varieties, for example, on 1 kg doctoral went 850 g of pork 150 g of beef of the highest grade plus the simplest spices were jolly. but there is really a lot of meat, and then a new guest appeared on it, according to who was allowed to add the doctor's composition of 2% starch. it was the beginning of the end, what it is called, modern products, according

as harold mcmillan once said, former prime minister, we are the greeks in the new roman empire.ves as a civilizing force for these rude, wealthy new worlders and so they had an idea that their role in the world could to some extent be secured by a close alliance with us, to sort of take us by the hand as we toddled across the world stage. the americans had a different view, as you might imagine, but particularly during world war ii when brittain stood alone against fascism in the western world after the fall of france. they earned a good bit of our grateful capital. >> you know, it's interesting. you go back. those who have watched, a lot of people watched "the crown" and get a lot of ideas about the family. >> yeah, sure. >> one of the things that is so striking, elizabeth, her line of succession came from the fact that her -- oh, wait a minute. i think biden is speaking -- are we going to joe biden? yes, let's go to joe biden. >> people in the united kingdom and the commonwealth in your grief now. now let me talk about why we're all here. 60 days, 60 days from the mid-term ele

when you consider we are also the most pluralistic society in the history of the world, since the roman empire. this is very noble. it is not republican and it is not democrat. it is very pro-human. intrinsically is that true, but it is the issue that will allow americans to speak more civilly about other differences of opinion we may have. it is the linchpin to the future of america. people agree with that. >> follow me on twitter. [laughter] >> that is true. >> fonda students, -- fund students there. a lot of the same people who support all of these other initiatives that funded the person directly as opposed to a government run institution, the only freak out about it when it comes to k-12. they will say public money in public schools. there's no such thing as public money it is taxpayer dollars. at the same time why do you support public on he going to private hospitals and colleges, pre-k providers? why is it only ok for public dollars to go to everything private but not through -- for k-12 education. i have seen people stop in their tracks. they don't know how to respond to it. that is u

first, but then harry mcmillan, mcmillan one set of the british, we are the greeks in the new roman empirees as the civilizing force for the bump show is americans. and the queen was a huge part of that strategy. n was >> can you tell us more, e specifically, about her relationship, let's say, with barack obama, and george bush? two very different presidents. i mean, she met them as people, not just presidents. >> and she was fascinated by people, you don't think about that. her biographers make this point. she listened -- limited contact with her subjects and people, and imagine that dynamic. it wasn't exactly, let's have some gym set up by the pool. but she was always fascinated by people. president obama would've fascinated her because of his remarkable biographical story. the best, the george w. bush story was when his father was president, they had to state dinner, barbara bush, in her inimitable way, introduced george w to the queen as the black sheep of our family. and her majesty said, we have several of those. she had with, she had humor with [laughs] there's a great scene on the

the mason carre, it is a roman temple that was built in southern france at the time that the roman empire was colonizing areas all around the mediterranean. the temple jefferson thought of as a really perfect example of a roman temple. and of the use of the corinthian order. which is a style of classical architecture that uses these very elaborate capitals supported the tableture above it. now, it is based on the idea of a greek temple. we have a very good approximation in our parthenon here in nashville. it gives an excellent idea of what the parthenon in greece and athens looks like. the roman idea of the temple built upon that idea that greek temple with its surrounding columns, and then pushed outward with the walls to expand the enclosed part of the temple. and a greek temple, you have the columns, they are running on the way around. the close part of the center is relatively small. the roman temple in this example, the wall is pushed outward. it creates a larger space. this type of temple then becomes the model for what jefferson designs as the capital of the state of virginia. now,

inflation in the fall of the roman empire. >> that is a little drastic.[laughter] a little dramatic. jackie: but you get the point. >> will totally get the point and again, carl is a guy who spent his entire career leading up messes that were made in the private sector okay like he's fought businesses that have failed to turn them around so there somebody with eight decades worth of experience that you need to pay attention to and he is not saying this for political reasons, he is saying it purely as a wake-up call to investors. i think you're seeing what is going on the stock market this reconnaissance out leading up to it and then after the press conference and i think investors are conservatively worried. jackie: that's question boil have you i just want to sort of draw attention to how the white house is spinning this, this is ron clean and he is talking about the economy when the president came into office and must listen and react on the other side. >> is easy to forget that when joe biden came to office, we turn the tv a night and people were lying

is a path to nowhere, not even to nowhere, this is a catastrophe, it’s a catastrophe, as if the roman empireviet union was ideologically destroyed by the socialist camp, and this is the fate of this trend awaits, in principle, at least the european civilization america we see that it is more viable. there are especially in the middle. parts of america in the industrial belt have other trends, and they actually once even elected their own president. i think they in this trend of permissiveness, the trend of democracy of understanding, where a minority dominates the majority. america god's life is steadfast in any case, we are talking about the global. yes, and i really want to. here is still to land, but about the everyday life of ordinary people. ordinary europeans, well, for example, england, yes, the average salary is 2,200 pounds sterling about a month, it seems to be a lot of money by our standards, but before the sanction, i emphasize yes, average lives spent about 80% of their income per month on food, communal, transport, medicine. in fact, the average salary blocked only the needs of

at the time that the roman empire was colonizing areas all around the mediterranean. and this temple jefferson thought of as a really perfect example. of a roman temple and of the use of the corinthian order which is a style of classical architecture that uses these very elaborate collaborate capitals supported the entablature up above it. now it's based on the idea of a greek temple. of which we have a very good approximation in our parthenon here in nashville, which gives an excellent idea of what the parthenon increase in athens looks like so the roman idea of the temple built upon their idea that the greek temple with its surrounding. columns and then pushed outward with the walls. to expand the enclosed part of the temple so in a greek temple you at the columns typically running all the way around the enclosed part of the center was relatively small in the roman temple of this example the walls push outward and they create a larger space and this type of temple then becomes the model for but jefferson designs as the capital of the state of virginia now. in his not

well, of course, it’s impossible here, uh, the epochs of both the roman empire and uh other empires haveevertheless we live. today we are building our e, sovereign independent state today and we remember the difficulties we faced when we started to create an independent belarusian state on the ruins of the soviet union when there was practically nothing. we had only our e people, who were our leader and thanks to the political will of our leader. this is another lesson. and i agree. with oleg sergeevich, it is impossible to overestimate the role of the individual in history. nevertheless , at this historical stage we see two antipodes. a man who actually stood at the origins of the collapse of a superpower and a man who created a sovereign state in 30 years. i think another lesson quite important gorbachev showed how important ideology is for the state, because once the ideology was broken, it was worth questioning it, it was worth abandoning it, and it turned out that the soviet union had too few reasons to remain in its former state. that is, he simply signed an informal ideology, how

and they are far from the roman empire.clan, without a tribe, people who have practically corrected all normal human norms. after all, they are driving. we see it again in this connection. we don't have to do anything. they destroy themselves. and i'm sure sooner or later. here you can argue says that this is not so, but the european union, it will disappear, as carthage disappeared in its time, because wild tribes from the east from africa from ukraine will come to replace them. they are also wild tribes. and then this question is in front of their government in some places. how to keep this power of theirs, the damned power that they cling to, in fact, again, without thinking that this will somehow affect their people. yes, because at birth there is a real demographic decline , migrants are settled. and hardly them today. will be able to climb out of this hole, because they continue to swell the money of the population. to use the taxes of the population in the arsenal of the country that is at war, which are used as a ra

one of the important ones was eight rise of a new restored roman empire.ved one of the things was a revitalized rome. and so when they sought mussolini consolidating power, taking power and standing influence for them this was a huge sign there at the end of times. they also looked at what hitler was doing for their very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism men punch up many have read, they believed another sign of the ends of times but they saw hitler as facilitating that. did not necessarily support it, endorse it or cheer it but they believe god was using him for the armageddon which would literally happen in palestine for it all the stuff is going on in the background which then takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him then and the context of all these other things going on. there is no doubt his campaign and 1932 cut off to an ominous start. on the first set of a belt at the democratic national convention roosevelt received 666, 666 votes. when i first read that the fundamentalist magazine if it is too good to be true