like when someone says director actually says here the director actually says— says here the directorally, who have been who came from africa and they lost their culture . and there are a lot of culture. and there are a lot of their culture and a lot of their history, and they don't have that culture. they do have that much culture. they do have culture, the tremendous culture. but they feel like it's been taken away from them. so it's their it's the african—american person's attempt to sort of reclaim something from africa. okay. you're saying it's like a eemtemherary— okay. you're saying it's like a contemporary story— cigar you're saying it's like a contemporary story about race in hmertea— contemporary story about race in hmertea .— contemporary story about race in hmertea . okay.— contemporary story about race in america . okay. well, let's do america. okay. well, let's do the— america. okay. well, let's do the mat— america. okay. well, let's do the mail now— america. okay. well, let's do the mail now with a story about heehte— the mail now with a story about heehte vvhe— the mai

i say, i don't know what to say. he says, yes, nifiga you couldn't.ay it like that, it won't be like that. after that, i approached the prosecutor after the verdict. i say how you sleep after planting is not to blame. he tells me it was normal that maxim offered himself to take this murder. i'm really like, well, if he takes it all, that is, and here let absolutely some sympathize. in the sense of the ninth , you also don’t know what they are, i didn’t know that we really won’t achieve anything. when i called him, he said. well, i like people to watch, i won't, i killed him. to lead you like, well, anyway already, well, it also doesn’t happen that everything is simply closed without any evidence. in the police department, you saw the mother of stas penkov. tell me what she talked about with her son and with you, when i saw her, she was in tears. and he says that i don’t understand what to do at all. we have already brought lawyer. they weren't allowed in without. well, that is, without a lawyer of communication, the lawyer came, and when she spoke, sh

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i say what they say, they sure do. were weaker.e the territorial defenses weaker; now they are left to strengthen them again in personnel, because they have terrible losses there. they say he put against us, there are 750 people. there are 50 left. i have not just already said that everything, respectively, we will analyze these once again, so that a ukrainian of the seventy-first year crawls to our position. creeps and crawls says 700 meters crawled. well, we can give up, but there remains 200 meters, we say you give up. he says, no , well, there, unfortunately, i had to level the threat of the seventy-first, that is, either under drugs, or something else, that is, that 's whether the head was torn off, that is, that's just. and such cases also happen, but the general feeling. here is such a deep confidence in the guys there is no doubt about what they are there for nor why are they there? discipline at the same time from moscow then i would like to say a separate word of gratitude to the leadership of the ministry of defense. of

he says he wants them to get whoever did this, as jose waits for his daughter to recover, he says hes already making plans to move out of the city and refuses to raise his kids in oakland. i am frustrated. you call police and they don't show up, or you get there late. you can't do anything in oakland anymore, he says. maia's family says she is waiting to hear from this latest surgery, to determine what recovery will look like. they say it could still be weeks until she is released from the hospital. in the east bay, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. the dangers of illegal fireworks that cost an east bay middle school or the cost of his hand. police say they have a new lead in that case. >>> also, is there still a chance that the a's stay in the state? an exclusive interview. >>> pollen is high, so urology >>> pollen is high, so urology is probablybugging from this mmm, popcorn. (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power hold + seal gives our strong

she says she's working with opd. she's also been in touch with firefighters to thank them for their efforts, but she says they are working on addressing the violence in oakland. alright cristina rendon reporting for us tonight. thanks, christina. now to exclusive video of the robbery and shooting in oakland this afternoon. it happened just before 12 15 today on park boulevard east 19th, near the fm smith recreation center surveillance video here shows two people stealing a bag from a young woman, and then they run off the victim, then runs after them and is shot as she tries to retrieve her belongings. we spoke with a witness on the scene who ran to help that victim. i ran to her, um, took off my jacket and apply pressure to the gun. the gun shot. and then other people came up. uh um , to help assess to assure that she was okay. the victim is now being treated at the hospital for at least one gunshot wound. anyone with information on this case is asked to call oakland police. it has been a violent few days in oakland

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and boris says his office has been getting many calls from other people who say they were mistreated by those antioco officers under investigation says that he could be announcing another civil lawsuit as soon as friday. jana katsuyama in the newsroom tonight. thanks, janna, a community meeting tonight address tensions in the city of antioxidants, the revelations of those racist text messages between officers tonight, the mayor said he is taking steps to improve policing in the city. everyone will benefit from these programs. we've launched our first department of public safety and community resources because we want to expand the definition of public safety, meaning services for the community, not just the police. among the speakers. a delta bay community church was reverend wanda johnson, the mother of oscar grant, she was asked about calls to defund the police. when we look at the history of defunding, we're not saying to take all the money from the police and to abolish the policing system. but what i would like to say concerning defunding the police is that the people who sat at

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say there is no context at all. but the school, taking the threat to the school seriously, wants the kid to be barred from the grounds or wants him to be suspended for a few days so they can assess the threat. it's not a crime. it's just deciding whether to keep him out. it would be state action. what about that? could the school do that just based on that one statement? mr. elwood: i believe so. schools have -- are a whole ball of wax. justice barrett: make the father not the student or a teacher. mr. elwood: if they can bar the parent from the school? justice barrett: or the teacher. teacher says i'm going to shoot this place up. they want to put the teacher on leave without pay for a week. mr. elwood: i think absolutely -- among other things just in terms of public safety they can go forward based on the evidence they have of what the threat is, which is the words he used. frequently the best evidence you have of intent is the word that somebody used. unless they produce something else, those are the things -- ju

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there are some that say it can never happen and others say it has to happen. the taliban clearly want recognition. that's the leverage we have. >> recent decision by the taliban to ban female u.s. staff -- u.n. staff has concerned -- crated a lot of concern here. it is in addition to the comments of the deputy secretary-general the head of the u.n. development program recently raised the prospect of the u.n. pulling out completely from the country. >> russian state media reporting that ukrainian forces have killed 20 civilians were fierce fighting has raged for months. russian backed forces say ukrainian forces blew up four residential buildings two days ago but reuters is unable to independently verify the report. ukraine has received its first u.s.-made patriot missile systems. the defense minister says the delivery make ukrainian skies more secure. the ability to defend itself, patriot missile can target aircraft at distances up to 150 kilometers. both chambers of u.s. congress are holding hearings to investigate war crimes. the senate has begun a hearing o

police now say the founder of cash add new. the suspect, name of the many and many was arrested emeryville this morning with the crime. likely the suspect also works in tech. and according to he's linked in profile. well, many owns a consulting firm. lee was stabbed to death on main street in the city last week. is death caused a firestorm of national headlines. >> about the state of public safety in san francisco. the chief and da would not comment on motive or exactly what happened during the moments leading up to lee stabbing. but they did want the public to know that the suspect and the victim knew each other. you take this out of san francisco. they knew each other. >> he put it in another city, not going to name any other city because i don't want to do that any other city, but just put it in any other city. i don't believe it would have changed circumstances. one bit. this is not about san francisco. it happened in san francisco and that is unfortunate. it's even more of a tragedy that happened at all. but this speaks to

that's basically what they're saying. that last saying. that sums up the last iike— saying. so yeah, it's you know, they're doing this to remind people it's a christian land. so obviously that's going to of to be seen now as some sort of terrible conservative gesture. but bad but is it is it that bad a christian man.7 i mean, but is it is it that bad a christian man? i mean, it's the idea— christian man? i mean, it's the idea-reas— christian man? i mean, it's the raea-rras eaws— “e“? i mean, it's the idea has laws specifically idea is it has laws specifically to separate— idea is it has laws specifically to separate the— idea is it has laws specifically to separate the church and the sate.— to separate the church and the sate. raew— to separate the church and the sate. new-as- to separate the church and the state. they-as an- to separate the church and the state. they as an atheist state. they see it as an atheist sate— state. they see it as an atheist sate-aa— state. they see it as an atheist state-no religion - state. they see it as an atheist state-no religion is- state.

and i say yes. what says you? and i say yes. what says you? and if you are switching on saying, what about the big orange guy , michelle, donald orange guy, michelle, donald trump? what's is the latest with him? i want to see what's going on. well, we know everybody because he due in court about because he is due in court about 7:15 uk time and we will not be missing an interview. you can see the scene there. we're actually waiting for him to leave to head over to that courtroom as we speak. if there's any developments, you would be the first to hear about it. so before we get into all of that, let's bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headunes. to speed with tonight's latest headlines . michelle, thank you. headlines. michelle, thank you. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news stream. donald trump is calling for his case to be moved to a different venue, claiming potential bias, saying he faces a kangaroo court. potential bias, saying he faces a kangaroo court . these are live a kangaroo court. th

i'm not saying me to face, i'm saying say the same thing you want to say make the same argument, have the same beliefs and principles, but taylor them to who is in front of you know, who your audience. so for example, if i'm dealing with an american audience, and i'm talking about afghan stop, right, i'm going to talk to the american, i want to make the case to be africa and what was wrong. and joe biden was right to pull out, which i did on my show. i'm going to meet the case along the lines of this cost, the american public. a great deal of blood and treasure. that doesn't mean i also don't believe it cost afghans a lot of life. is it destroyed? i've got to start. it was a geopolitical bank. now, those are all great. but what's the number one argument i'm going to make to my view is this didn't help you. right? because they're the people that scares me just a little bit. because part of the challenge of this is when people tell their message to audiences in the kinds of here describing this neil fastest moment this authoritarian moment is that they're playing to people's fears also

china says the u.ilitary plane the touchdown in taiwan during the night is a threat to peace and stability. the us delegation met with taiwan's vice president just as taiwan's president was visiting the united states and meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy in southern california. trying to could never tell us what to do with speaker of the house. i'm going to meet with whoever we want to meet with with whatever country china considers taiwan part of its territory under the one china principle in today's dollars and cents, a unique group of women rang that opening bell this morning, the miami marlins organization celebrating its new partnership with a d t and bringing attention to something a lot of people might not realize the marlins are the only all women led professional sports team. that's kim ng, marlins general manager and caroline o'connor, marlins president of business operations there for that bell ringing taking you live to the opening numbers. ah analysts saying still pressure on the b

ah, now president joe biden says u. s embassy, staff and their families have been evacuated from the sudanese capital cartoon. fighting between steward on the army and the rapids of what voices are now into its 2nd week dahlia. 2 ships carrying stuff from saudi arabia's embassy arrived back home. and jetta through ports to don diplomats from other countries in the gulf corporation council or so on board and the u. k. france, china, all also arranging for their embassy staff and citizens to be evacuated as our iraq and jordan. she hubbard tansy has more now from washington, dc for several days now. we've been told that contingency planning for an evacuation of u. s. government personnel from sudan was underway. they were high level calls between mar committee, the joint chiefs and susan. these officials, as the blinking incident, these officials about an evacuation of some sort more troops were being put into the neighboring countries. and we were told on friday that a decision would be made by president biden. very soon

they say the man then ran away. police are investigating and they say if anyone has information call the gilroy police department. >> happening right now is southern california. jury continues to deliberate in what appears to be the first trial related to a test. the crash of >> partially automated driving software justine's sue. sued the ev maker in twenty-twenty saying her tesla swerved into occur while it was on auto pilot and then the airbag deployed and it caused injury to her face. tesla has denied liability. this case comes in light of the company's plan to roll out other trials relating to its semi automatic driving systems just this year will let you know, happens in court. the department of water resources is increasing its water supply allocation with reservoir is nearing capacity and the snow melt starting. the dwr now expects to deliver 100% of requested water supplies. that is up 75%. that was just announced last month. the water will be delivered throughout the year to public water agencies that serve

the company says its driverless cars will be operating in limited areas of the city, but did not say how many robo taxis will be in use on any typical day. and it is now allowing passengers but only people ages 13 years or older and there is a waiting list. the book arrived. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. why some state senators say they decided not to pass a bill that would have allowed fentanyl deal dealers to be charged with murder. plus, how some parents hope gardening will help deter the homelessness in their neighborhoods. why some managers say gen z is the most difficult generation to work with. and we've got some hot weather to come. but we've got the big cool down on the horizon. maybe some rain will talk about your 10. 10 is coming up next. >> the big story we're following at 10:30pm, tonight. new evidence emerging in the assault of a former fire commissioner. we're learning the charges will not be dropped against the man accused of assaulting san francisco's former fire commissioner. the viral video shows a homeless man identified as garret doty swinging a metal pipe

us what police say led up to this tragic shooting.vidence gathered by the chp and fremont police has now landed three alleged gang members in jail, charged with murder in the shooting at the five year old eliana. the three defendants are 29 year old umberto and naya 25, year old crystal, ayala, valderrama and 27 year old emmanuel's arango. the arrests and murder charges come as a relief to jeff mcgrew, who works with the girl's mother. given the news. we're obviously relieved that the family can get some kind of closure on this, or at least see their day in court to see this through. authorities say the suspects are tied at two separate shootings in fremont on the day before easter. fremont police say the suspects drove up in a red hanoch or on a city street told a man on foot. looks like you're wearing too much red and jumped out of the car. police say an area opened fire is the man ran away. he was not hurt. but 15 minutes later on 8 80, the chp says the same red honda pulled up to a gmc yukon carrying the little girl and her family

walker says. it has been two years of pure #### even her two sons were targeted and received death threats. she says she's hired private security and installed cameras. our oldest son moved out fearful for his safety. it just says that if you're an african american politician or public servant in the city of antioch. hmm your life can be in danger. city officials say the hostility has grown with loud. ning calls for police reform. criminal justice professor lisa hill agrees. the emotion centers behind this lack of synergy that's necessary. but, you know , police department and their community there needs to be a symbiotic relationship, she says , starts with transparency and identifying the root of the problems that need to be dressed police. are charged with serving and protecting and keeping the peace and if we can't depend on our local agency to do that, you are going to see you know, this emotion is coming from fear. mayor thorpe says he won't let fear stop him from overhauling police policies

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be together, he says. this only when all this happened, both children and adults of children there. no need to teach patriotism. that is, they live it. right now , there are, for example, test conversations. and before that, we talked there in lugansk with lugansk students. and here is a completely contrast to his completely different issues. how would we develop something, do something, come up with something. they yearned for creation in this war, but we have as usual, it means that you have to explain elementary things, unfortunately, the woman is also in one of the villages. here we go by. well , they recently had a flight of glass flew out there, and she has a child with special needs, that is, she is recumbent. if he can do something with him, close himself. and here she stands against the background of this green fence, yes, which is all uh, in traces of flights. and he says to me , he says, i so want a simple one, there is a vegetable garden there, a goat, i want to have a goat. i don't want to run

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70% say yes.interesting one. 76% said yes, but 62% say they approve of the decision to indict the former president. that is the a little stunning on its face, mark. >> it's terrifying. it means that the 62% of americans want to see us turn into a banana republic and weaponize the justice system to go after our political opponents even though they know it's politically driven. it's a stunning and worrisome poll. just goes to show what mark is saying in his op-ed is correct. it harming our political process. >> mark penn, you use those words. you say free speech and equal justice under the law. the erosion of the two core principals. you car to expand on that? >> yes, absolutely. i mean, look, the trump indictment and attitudes towards it, which shows people are okay using the justice department as long as it fits their political ends. people are getting more comfortable. no wonder. whether it was trump declared he won an election he didn't or the russia hoax that didn't exist or the tech companies

that's what he's saying. well, look, rick, it's great to be with you and i'm, i'm glad we're in this, but nobody's above the law. right. right. nobody's below the law. i mean, in a certain point, what we're watching is the law being manipulated for political purposes. there's no one just from the smell passed from the outside is no one saying, oh, you know all this time after he's been out of office, you finally figure this out? no, he's been declared as a candidate for president. it's interfering with the election as a matter of politics. and yeah, as you point out, you know, we're talking off the air. we don't even know what the charges are, their seal 30 counts. what is this about? look michael cohen, it's baseball team. by the way, let me just stop you there. if we don't know where the charges are, and we don't know would be the democrats and the republicans going on the air and telling everybody. oh, this is a case that a shouldn't be brought, or this is a case that definitely needs to be brought. why do

the government says 60 people were killed, but the villagers say over a $145.00 people died, $45.00 of them children during an attack that lasted 8 hours. when the villagers went to bury their dead, soldiers took phones and deleted photos that could appear as evidence of their involvement and investigation is underway to find those responsible to what these villagers describe as an unjustified barbaric act by soldiers meant to protect them . nicholas hawk algae 0 is an apple, as a journalist, based in booking of 470 explains who could be behind the violence the pipe again. so it's gaining another love of what's happening in our country. but what is important to say is up to the beginning of karma, karma up in. busy just a couple of these before a mega talk on in the village called our emma, a gift so far we from, from, from carma. and then you've got made me tell you what killed many women chose for the fall and then come up on what's going on. the sun, your reporting. many people use a buffalo see that this is true, that the misery puts up at them and kill and kill people. but what i'

why some say the restrictions? let me add to the growing crisis, and we look at why the site of beached humpback whales is becoming more common from the u. s. atlantic coast mortgage status. ah ah, let's get going with your headlines for the americas. thank you for joining in while temperatures have fallen rapidly in the southeast of brazil, so weather alerts in play of which was how quickly temperatures have come tumbling down. there has been flooding in ecuador pay, drew, and i think we may see some renewed flooding in columbia. we see that weather around the northwest corner of brazil, off to central america. and the biggest concentration of rain has really been centered along the bahamas rate through cuba. and haiti, and that is set to continue on thursday. check this out for the u. s. we've got this warm feet of air coming up through the gulf of mexico that's clashing with cold air, rushing off of the rockies. so we're going to see storms anywhere from texas right up to the mid west. and our biggest threats he

questions swirl over what donald trump will say or can say about his indictment. legal experts say it's likely a gag order could be put on the case. the judge would have absolute power just say that's off limits and you could be in contempt of court if you violate that order, and that alone might lead to, uh, revocation of the ability to be out on bail or a short jail cell. sentence are fine. you see, college of the law professor david levine says other restrictions may be imposed. trump could be forced to give up his passport or inform prosecutors of his travel plans. but he's still a political candidate and is also protected by the first amendment allowing free speech. you can't very well limit mr trump from, say, talking about the american justice system or issues facing the nation. the political implications are immense other republicans have jumped into the presidential primary, among them florida governor ron de santis. governor desantis will still remain the favorite. but as the favorite he will become the whipping post four donald trump , and that is going

detectives say there are multiple victims who say they were sexually assaulted.ed assault was last july, and investigators have now identified as second the ones that we're aware of, or done out of his home. but because we know that they've been practicing sits at least 2015. there is a likelihood that they could have occurred at other locations as well as other victims at his home at this point we have to, but through our investigation, we believe there are others. zachary's, was arrested last month and is currently in police custody. anyone with information about this case or similar incidents is asked to contact the san jose police department. legal experts are weighing in tonight on the rare move by alameda county district attorney pamela price, the county's recently elected d. a says she's filing a motion to block a superior court judge from hearing any cases coming from her office. ktvu is jesse geary reports. district attorney pam price came into office promising change and reform of the criminal justice system. but so far, it's constant controversy, the l

gatto's officers say the thieves took to safe. send a nine millimeter pistol has got us police busted the suspects after a foot chase. officers say they found drugs and another stolen loaded gun in a car that belonged to one of the suspects. police say that there's been a spike in armed robberies and carjackings across the city, calling it quote an alarming shift. police say there have been multiple reports of thieves using their car. to intentionally crashed into another vehicle before robbing the driver. that's according to a public safety advisory issued by open police on social media. authorities say the crimes have taken place varying hours and they are and they do have some people or they're asking people rather to keep an eye out for suspicious activity. they come tonight. new developments in the battle over renovations to a popular bay area theater. the petition signed by nearby business owners. also, some bay area leaders are saying goodbye to their blue check marks. today's changes on twitter, arizona officials say a rob

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they will say whatever they need to say to make sure that they're one of those 12 people that actually deliberates and they get out of the fanfare and the start of that comes with that. >> again, the former president of the united states expected to be arraigned in a manhattan courtroom next tuesday. at that point, he will be fingerprinted. his booking photo will be taken much like any other defendant in a courtroom here new york city. but the former president will have his secret service detail with him reporting live outside trump tower in new york city on the i harry, back to you. >> we know the security be will be really intense by tuesday when he is expected to be arraigned. but what's happening now? are you seeing security measures being taken? >> there are some security measures in here at trump tower as well as in lower manhattan at that criminal courthouse. and it's really a combination. for the nypd. they have some visible officers who are out patrolling in uniform, but they also have undercover officers who are posted in key areas and their goal is really to make sure that i

delta says the fares are up about 17% compared to last year. >> the airline also says its planes are carrying more people. 81% of seats are filled compared to 75% last year. u.s. airlines have seen strong demand for flyers after suffering big losses during the pandemic. >> and we've got mostly clear skies out there right now. just how long will it stay that way? we'll talk about that. you're tentative forecast coming up next. -p>> police in the bay area are meant to protect our communities. but today, more than a dozen police officers in antioch are named in a scandal that involves some very racially charged text messages and many of those messages are about the very people. those officers are supposed to protect kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >> the investigative report that contains racially explicit text messages between antioch police officers is shocking even for civil rights attorney john burris who says when it comes to police corruption in the bay area heath. but he has seen it all until now. i feel a lot even open was not this bad. >> and it would stop. but it raci

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what would you say?would say the government is out of control. they are not mindings the store, not doing jobs they are supposed to do, they are involved in other as picks of american life, which they have no business being involved in the economy is a mess, inflation is hurting my pocketbook, there is fentanyl on the street that all falls at feet of joe biden. and quickly if you think you can get rid of joe biden and policies will change, no they won't. who do you get? kamala harris, pete b buttigieg he is a failure and gavin newsom is a disaster as well. >> thank you congressman donalds. >> any time. elizabeth: the media getting called out, reported made up charges not found in the indictment. >> and coming up white coat waste projects. congress' own watch dogs the gao slams dr. fauci niaid, and the nih . next on "the evening edit." age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. preservisio

so as i say that there's no hard factor. oh, any real indication that this is going to be starting in the next? i don't know 48 hours or so, but certainly the ukrainians are getting ready and attack like this on such an important oiled epo in somewhere. likes of us to poll would not be inconceivable. but yes, i'm very dramatic pitches. smoke billowing out of that oil depot. one can only imagine the term. they were potentially, you know, hundreds of thousands of tons of fuel there. and it's now going up in smoke. charles, thanks very much. and that charl stratford and keith the sister of north korea's leader, has warned an agreement between soul and the u. s. to strengthen nuclear deterrence will lead to serious danger. camille jones says pyongyang will have to perfect its own nuclear deterrence in response, a cooperation agreement was announced on wednesday during a visit to the white house. i south korea's present use of kiln and is rarely airstrikes, calls fires and explosions near the city and city of homes, city and acti

i should say. we're going to reach some kind of utopia where all limits will be overcome all disease. all you know unethical things. hey, we will even cheat death. right as long as we apply reason we'll figure out some way to cheat death. that is the teleology of the enlightenment. that is the way history is moving. so when you hear people say you're on the right or the wrong side of history, usually what they're saying is if you don't believe in progress you're on the wrong side of history. right and we had the you know, we can get into that today, but but i don't want to i don't want delft i we could get into that another time. i don't want to delve into that. so the enlightenment is about self-improvement one more point. i want to make about this before i go to the next slide. the enlightenment is often described as a very individualistic effort. if you apply reason you will improve right you will if you get educated. right if you get a degree or study something for a particular time, you will i

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not saying to drop out but they're saying there's an issue here and they're saying the president needs to address it. president trump took off on the first day and announced he was running that day for reelection. there was never any question. biden haslet everybody wonder if he'll run again. i think something that happened in the mid terms when the democrats did better than expected, it sort of saddled the democrat's with biden. because now he doesn't think that he's old. okay. and i think that it's hard to tell somebody that. and he has his family around him saying, it's all -- you're good. we're good to go. and you've accomplished so much. you have to finish the job. he believes that and they're going to keep on trying to push for that. i do think that they've been pretty open about the fact that joe biden, they think in their mind is the only democrat that can beat president trump. in a rematch. i don't know if that's true. but i do think the last thing i would say is what you mentioned about "the wall street journal" editorial board is that if the question gets to be if biden's in

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they're saying that are saying. they're saying that are saying. of a are full of a picture of a gentleman who was hiding as a as a woman to get into the women's estate. this is isla bryson. yes , yes, yes. double rapist, yes, yes, yes. double rapist, toutte— yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. _ yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. '“t: yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. t: “tit”tit yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. t: “ti”ri yes, yes, yes. double rapist, double rapist. ' “t: ”tit .it”ti double rapist. and here we are, all over the papers. so? so this does happen. it's not that . does happen. it's not that. it's. it's a figment of my imagination and it's not going to happen. and the public outcry last year, there was a debate in the house of lords with a lot of members of the house of lords standing that there standing up saying that there was with having was nothing wrong with having female identifying men in women's prison, the women's estate and then the public outcry when this was made evident in the front

we are now saying this, a normal position. i say i don't know, but as my communist i say so. that are now easy to understand, who do you call the opposition, because that's what we are talking about. that is, i say, later, when the west calls about that the persecution of the opposition began, then this is the position that they are talking about, this is real, these are spies. these are all terrorists and this is how they should be treated. naturally, this is their agent network. and these agent networks. and you don't have to do it. here it is definitely impossible to be tolerant between. that's after the current events. yes, that is, when when we understand that here, and they are linked, they are connected with the ukrainian special services. they are financed by special services from abroad, that is, what opportunity do we give them, what good can they do for other people's money from the other side, when that country, uh, the country is conducting hostilities with us, that is, relations should already be different, and well , this is also at the official level, includin

wins more let's say masterovity.against zenit, allowed the opponent to take only one point in these two championship matches. in the first round zenit won and there was a great first half of st. petersburg and a great reaction to the outcome of the match cska in the second half of the meeting. now you have won against zenith here. uh, i don’t know low lighting, so sometimes it’s easier for you to play against such opponents, although, on the other hand, if you look at the statistics, you are playing against capital clubs this season. uh, it's very good to eat, yes, and this is a welcoming weak, implementation, uh, and in the home match with dynamo and the away match with dynamo, we had plenty of chances with spartak and when we, uh, i think we should have finished, uh, in the first halftime. although we are well aware that the game continues 90 plus, right? there were many examples of the final whistle when mm and previous team commands were also such a psychological one. yes, uh background 2.0 3.0. yes 3:0. uh, even