rosenbaum. mr. watson? >> chairman durbin, ranking member grassley, and distinguished members of the judiciary committee. i am pleased to have the opportunity to address this committee today on a critical role u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e., homeland security investigations, hsi, continues to play in ensuring the united states is not becoming safe haven for human rights violators, and to highlight areas in which legislation would assist us in more effectively pursuing criminal investigations and prosecutions. i am also honored to testify alongside our department of justice, doj partner. mr. eli rosenbaum, who has dedicated his life's mission to seek justice for thousands of individuals who have been persecuted under the unscrupulous hands of perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity. the collaboration between the human rights violators and war crime center, and doj, as well as the departments of state and defense and our other center partners is a testament that th

sometimes i am sometimes a housekeeper rosenbaum does not care.orking for me for over 30 years. look, i practically know them. i often go on tour and i don’t live in moscow. i am in moscow i rent an apartment, so i go to the store myself, why isn't it in a hotel? well, because i have been in moscow for a long time and of course. i want my own corner, not a hotel one. or maybe you make a gift to buy an apartment. no why is she me. well, why is it that rosenbaum can often be seen on the subway in his native st. petersburg. i had cases when i went to the metro, of course, i don’t base fire with my face and try. they recognized me less, of course, i put on my cap. there i take off my glasses, probably, well, the minimum such conspiratorial moments in the metro. but this does not mean that i am afraid of my people, for whom i work. rosenbaum sincerely does not understand his colleagues, who cannot take a step without bodyguards. i feel at ease, believe me. i have such a genre and such authority among people that they don’t take off my clothes to believ

sandra and delay-magnuson, robert and susan rosenbaum. the publication for corporation. and from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington. yam itch alcindor. yamiche: this morning, nancy pelosi's husband was hospitalized after he was attacked and david depape saying where is nancy and expected to be charged with attempted homicide as election day is 11 days away. joining me is zolan kanno-youngs. and scott macfarlane and amara owe mow quee. we have and paul pelosi called 911. >> this is a grotesque this 42-year-old broke into the pelosi home and used a hammer to break into the house and hit the skull of the 82-year-old and injurying his arm and right hand. skull fractures have been acted upon and expecting a full recovery. it's a grotesque set of accusations. the parallelses, what we saw 21 months ago in this case, investigators say this accused assailant is "where's nancy? ". any number of those rioters were saying, where is nancy and bringing one hammer on january 6. and raises the question is this a snapshot of where we are in america. is that where pol

robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting.nd contributions from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again from washington, here is our moderator. yamiche: good evening and welcome. this evening, millions of americans remain impacted by one of the worst disasters in florida's history. hurricane ian had 150 mile-per-hour wind and flooding. it continues its devastating path. a state of emergency has been declared in georgia, virginia, and the carolinas. leaders are putting party politics aside, at least for now. ron desantis and president biden are keeping in touch. >> he said all hands on deck. he wants to be helpful. he said asked whatever you need. >> this is about saving lives, homes, and businesses. i have talked to him. it is not a matter of my disagreement with him on other items. yamiche: with the midterm elections less than six weeks away, political television ads continue to air in florida. >> they allowed radical abortions, even at the moment of birth. >> you have one of the worst attendance records in the senate. >>

robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once agn from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. on thursday in what is expected to be its last hearing for the midterm elections, the january 6th committee voted to subpoena former president donald trump. moments before the decision, vice and republican liz cheney explained the reasoning of lawmakers. >> we must seek the testimony under oh of january 6th central player. this afternoon, i am offering the resolution that the committee direct the chairman to issue a subpoena for relevant documents and testimony under oh from donald john trump. >> after the vote, president trump wrote "why did they wait until the very end, the final moments of their last meeting? because the committee is a total bust, it has only served to further divide our country." meanwhile during the meeting, the committee revealed significant new evidence including trump aids testifying

robert and susan rosenbaum. the publication for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. >> once again from washington, yamiche alcindor. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. this was a busy week. last night, president biden issued a stark warning. he said because of russia's recent military setbacks, and threats by president putin, global nuclear risk is higher at this point then in decades. the president told a small group of donors we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since the cuban missile crisis. joining me tonight is jonathan lamy or, the white house bureau chief for politico. and joining the in studio, body agree solace, congressional correspondent for npr. the whithouse reporter for the associated press, and area under bow, the supreme court reporter for cnn. think you for being here. take us inside president biden's thinking. what he's saying privately about the nuclear threats coming out of russia. >> certainly he surprised a lot of people

robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. yamiche: good evening and welcome to "washington week." midterm election day is 18 days away. and early voting is already underway in some states. republicans are feeling confident about their chances of winning control of the house and the senate while democrats have been holding out hope, they can hold on to bower. but gas prices and inflation are on the rise again putting the economy back at the top of voter concerns. and according to the the latest "new york times" sienna college poll voters said economic concerns are the most important issues has increased from 36% to 44% far higher than any other issue. the polls also show that 49% of likely voters plan to vote for a republican for congress. that's 4% more than the 45% who say they plan to vote democrat. and georgia's republican governor brian kemp is rung aga

it was final, and what concerts alexander yakovlevich rosenbaum gave in afghanistan what great songse that war earth? here, without urgent torn shreds, they never had glasses, damn it, the water wanted. having fallen on the wing, our tulip fell, we cursed all our work. again pacha summed up the loss of the schengen company and in the bag. but in the nineties, this charge among our artists began to excise, excise, excise, and finally dried up, what we have. now, when, after the partial mobilization was announced, it has densely entered almost every house, while performing in front of russian soldiers. to put it mildly, no one is eager, well, almost no one regularly goes to the front. alexey dmitry revyakin, similar to the django group, constantly crossed the bridge in the donbass yulia shcherina. singer utah was a great friend of the donbass actors and director our friend sergei puskepalits a great friend of the donbass remains sergei flyovikov, we sang the lord grigory leps alexander marshal the rondos group alexander ivanov evgeny mironov was taken to the donbass where he received h

it turns out that alexander rosenbaum wears a wig inside out. how many interesting things in life they say if chuck norris would marry ksenia sobchak and take her last name, he would be chuck sobchak yes, well, the music is slow. what are you sad about? oh, i want a company of a cheerful company, it doesn’t matter. what gas oil. or maybe it’s easier to make a chocolate factory, i’ll make my wife happy, it will be all in chocolate. i'm tired of these complaints, especially about the wardrobe. nothing to wear and nowhere to hang. a woman, in the end , must understand that when a man tells her. yes, most of the time he fails. just complete the sentence. yes, you went. what is a frag that interferes with conducting? was he filling up an injustice? what nerve cells do not recover, and fat ones do not die? yes , oh, it sounds like sending music, but they are so bezvylazny there. still, an intelligent person will never say yes, fuck you, he will say, i see you will go far. it feels like it went over yesterday. wheat is also incomprehensible soft vodka

petersburg avenue, alexander rosenbaum likened the odessa moldavian woman and the ligovsky's moscow cunninght? eyes 300 with the help of a giant fiery eye, this lord of the rings could see any corner of middle-earth where is this street for 200 you have alexander edible inedible? of the three words that you see on the screen, only this means something edible headdress, and shlyk is an ancient headdress of russian women eyes 400. having lost an eye during the siege of pirif, the macedonian commander antigonus received this mythological nickname. cyclops, rightly the consequences of antigonus, participated in the struggle with other commanders of alexander for the division of his empire, where is this street for 100. in soviet times , there were almost no cars on the leningradskaya street of the city of kuibyshev , especially in winter the children chose a steep descent. volga in this capacity. as a slide. that's right. even ski jumps built this house for 300. historian yuri slezkin dedicated a voluminous work to the inhabitants of this moscow house with the subtitle the saga of the russian r

you be sure to read, even my favorite poems, but in fact, if you look. remember that vysotsky that rosenbaumed against the waves of the wind and we think that it will always be so. then there are leaks. then it appears. dangling ropes shortfall sailors rat cockroach, then the rat starts to run. and you understand that soon you will be flooded in the water, you will have such ribs sticking out, as in teriberka. there is such a cemetery on the barents sea, it is always sad for longboats to look at a ship like this ship. on his remains, especially if you dive, and there are in many places, flooded since the war and so. why am i doing all this? when we are launched into the water, but i do not take childhood. in any sense , they let down, when we finish school, when we already have a certain one, so to speak, we enter adulthood. we have a certain motor resource, we are designed for a certain number of years. we have reserves, but we forget that it's just motor resurs that he's supposed to leave. the ship is 40 years old, and then all the skin will leak, we we forget that we will exhaust this res

of his company is mypillow he's not my pillow ceo [ laughter ] my pillow ceo is a guy named david rosenbauma fantastic job. [ light laughter ] started with 15 pillows, i think we're up to like 19, 20. and before we get to the lindell news, i also think it's worth pausing to reflect on the fact that one of the president's closest outside aides and advisers was a guy who sells [ bleep] pillows that in itself is not a good sign president obama literally had a nobel laureate in his cabinet. i don't remember obama ever taking the mic at a press conference and saying, "and now i would like to introduce the man who will be spearheading our national infrastructure plan, the, uh, shamwow guy." [ laughter ] now lindell, of course, already posted about this story online as you might expect. and just as entertaining as the news itself is the location where it happened. >> on "today," the fbi-- you're going to hear this and you're probably already hearing it in the news, the fbi came after me and took my phone. they surrounded me at a hardee's and took my phone that i run all my business, everything wit

room and they have a different atmosphere, but here before your eyes, because i see how they look, rosenbaumw his face changes. in general, i read everything like novikov. so what happens is this is what i need now, i need to support it. open your hearts as we begin three chords of life. he doesn’t know how to be just a cog in a mechanism, so there was always a certain energy of pleasure coming from him and his actual satisfaction from what he does. and this is always transmitted to the viewer, he likes to do what he does, he is delighted with almost any video. channel one good evening. thank god i have come to a point where i do not need to do this for the sake of earning money or popularity there. you're just agreeing to what you're wondering why, but just doing your own thing. maxim often traveled to st. petersburg and back, where they were filming two historical tv series cathedral and time at once. when an actor is chosen for a big role, from which a lot depends anyway, willy-nilly, everyone chooses a person with whom well, how to say, it’s convenient, it’s good to be creatively togethe

we talked with another u, a well-known doctor, who then changed his profession this is alexander rosenbaumw. let's listen to us from the ambulance ambulance - this is my first before. niy is the edge of medicine, where very, very many problems are solved. human life is an ambulance . but it's not that much of a help. this is a calling. this is a great profession. i have, uh, a book in which the legendary make-up artist of lenfilm, the legendary founder, is one of the pillars make-up artists, mushrooms, i remember him like that, he had cardiac asthma, severe heart disease, asthma with pulmonary edema. i fought with him at 6:00. i took it out at night. after that, he lived for another six or seven years, probably, on this earth. he signed a two-volume sex-imperial book for me and where he wrote thank you for life. this book is still with me. and it's very high. uh, there was gratitude to this huge memory, we always lacked. there was always an opportunity to earn money from your work. what is a bet? yes, the rate, let's say doctors 135 rub. on a bet. you have to work in two days. you work for

your roof there was not a single performer, maybe be, with the exception of no, there were kobzon rosenbaum think of driving up and making claims to load him with money, you know, that is, put him on some kind of subscription, what, but these are just newfangled guys. they all fell under one or another bandit roof. time such was here without it it is impossible and bandits on bandits and artists reveled in it. everyone had roofs are obligatory bodyguard weapons in the car girl groups flew in; imagine she flies to the far east there khabarovsk vladivostok there or there, krasnoyarsk well, any such city, here they give a concert. yes, the girls are getting prettier, very interesting, you know, everyone is popular. well, there are brothers there too. they also have their own leaders. there are serious people who make an offer you can't refuse. i can't be there. and so, look, they have earned this business. and they roughly read how much they earned today, they earned. well, let's say they say in a way, there are 10 million rubles. 20 million rubles, but then in those measurements. fine 30% the