uh, the smart house picked up the electrical theme and the city of berezino in a bright new buildings 60 apartments, most of which will be received by local large families in a five-story building and there will be elevators from this house, a new microdistrict of the city will start in appearance as an ordinary high-rise building, but in fact - this is a new word in housing construction, especially for regions other than full power supply. this new building and a number of other advantages are equipped with a substation. here is the new one. means the voltage is connected and the house is operated. plus, now the tariffs for electric houses are preferential for electricity. therefore, i think that this remains a great prospect as a prospect. toria for parking spaces, that is, a playground here will be huge with a volleyball field with a natural turf, the effect of the launch of the white ac will be noticeable for those who build individual houses in the countryside. them. it can also be equipped on the principle of electricity. in this case, the new preferential rates will be 3:00 ti

thanks to sensors and computerized ventilation and irrigation systems. smart green houses create high deal growing conditions for plants. the soil, air and lighting can be identical everywhere around the world. new data is constantly being collected. only having this set of data doesn't mean anything. you have to transfer that data into information, actionable insights, but to really understand how a plan growth was all the physiology in it. and really try to mimic that and improve it. that's where artificial intelligence combined with knowledge that is already there, can really improve the products and a plan. and even better way to do that is with a plant digital twin. that way there's no need for actual food production or arable land. one of the superpowers that the digital twin provides, the engineering community, is to be able to look into the future. and we can now ask questions about this physical object that is in physical yet to determine if it's going to meet the expectations that we have. and that's quite incredible. this knowledge could help 5 starvation in the world. and

as a result, i definitely advise milk vkusvill prostokvashino and two smart milk house in the village all the studies, of course, are documented, and the manufacturer reminds me that i will become the winner of the rubric. you can only be honest, doing your job and cherishing customers. just as the team of our consumer supervision values ​​trust viewers. the milk that we have in the examination showed normal results and it is safe to cook for yourself. you see, a rare bird flew to the end of the examination from such a light fried flour. lamb besha, and becha bechamel bechamel bechamel of course, bechamel is normal, our bechamel is now making salt, and a little bit of nutmeg and pepper. the only thing? let's make him such an analogue of fashionable sauce, what kind of person are we doing, in short, bechamel bechamel by analogy, in fact. this is the same bechamel which is haute cuisine, which no one else can afford to tell you now every second that you can't. ca n't afford. and i got an absolutely amazing lasagne dressing. i'm going to chop the onion now. and you, please prepare a coup

how many people went to the white house smart i was upset. the election was stolen. don't give me all of these things that are emotional. that is my comment. thank you. guest: that is a very good example of when somebody -- i don't know that callers opinion is based on everything that he is looked at, and what he has thought about. i am not here to talk about him as a person, but that opinion is requiring me to say, here are all the facts you want. when you put your opinion is a question like that, that is something we have seen. tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be o

how many people went to the white house smart i was upset. the election was stolen. don't give me all of these things that are emotional. that is my comment. thank you. guest: that is a very good example of when somebody -- i don't know that callers opinion is based on everything that he is looked at, and what he has thought about. i am not here to talk about him as a person, but that opinion is requiring me to say, here are all the facts you want. when you put your opinion is a question like that, that is something we have seen. tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be o

yes, it's amazing , but the author of the cat's house is the house of a smart mouse of a man, absent-mindedny other so beloved poems in the capital until has not yet been immortalized. now justice has been done. moreover, the monument was opened by names on children's day. the bronze figure of samuil yakovlevich is surrounded, of course, by young admirers of his talent. now it is located on lyalina square in the area of ​​the kursk railway station, just 100 meters from it , on an earthen rampart, the poet lived for more than a quarter of a century. local residents were worried that the monument would not fit into the landscape. and harmoniously worthy of the memory of one of the founders of the kindest children's literature in the world. created soviet children's literature. he was a designer of children's literature. those were the twenties in leningrad, a poor country, no textbooks , no books for children. he undertook to create an editorial office, then a publishing house appeared and let's take it cheaply. and here is creativity, because it is for the cause for many generations and for

life-changing wind farm in stavropol , this is the loading of russian factories and many jobs and a smart house region is abnormal, hot weather has recovered in moscow all sunny week, and the temperature will stay at plus 26-30 degrees. today, the air will warm up to 33. this will repeat the record of last year due to the heat in the city, an orange danger level operates on tuesday in certain areas intermittent rains and thunderstorms are not ruled out, the thermometers will drop a little. due to hot weather, residents of the region are advised to spend less time in the sun and drink more water in the capital's social service centers, cool rooms are open where you can wait out the temperature peak. mcc metro, in the midday heat they distribute drinking water in all cars, air conditioners work at full power. 36 embankments of the capital have been put in order over the past 11 years, sergey sobyanin said this, as an example, the mayor cited the crimean and balchug embankments. he noted that a long time almost 200 km. beregov, moscow rivers were not landscaped; today, new walking routes are being

house. ron is really smart, the governor. when he was young, he played baseball and was really good.went to harvard. you know, i think he's got -- i am playing sigmund freud here, i think he has a bit of a chip on his shoulder being around all of the ivy leaguers. he is really smart. basically, everybody i spoke to, including people that hated him, told me that, you know, his iq is not in question. he is really, really smart. it's just that, when he gets in front of a crowd, he does his best to act like trump. >> it's interesting that he would choose to that. often times governors are dealing with stuff which national politicians do not have to. they have two -- when there is a storm in their state, they are the ones on top of it. he clearly seems to have national ambitions. he has for a long time. >> reporter: yes. yes. you know, basically from the moment that trump left office, begin the flourishing of his relationship with fox news. he has been on fox numerous, numerous, times are they call him virtually every day to be on. they have given him this national platform. no, he is ver

smart intercom. new service. electronic home service residents of house 18 on kubinka street are already testing it and consider itcellent alternative to a standard intercom, convenient and safe. you may be in another city. and it can even be abroad and everywhere you can also see who came to you, in order to enter the entrance of a guest or family members, you need to dial the apartment number earlier, to see who exactly is calling, you had to install a video intercom in each apartment. now the picture is displayed on the screen of the smartphone without the cost of installing equipment. hi no open. ok. and if you are waiting, for example, for delivery, it is not necessary to sit by the phones in the application, you can set a temporary pin code, by which the visitor will come in, you can do it for one day for a week for a month for a year, so it turns out that people come in with a pin code. yes, that's right. yes, they are dialing - they come up to the entrance , dial the pin code and go up to visit me, it will not be possible to re-enter the entrance after using the temporary code, and the residents of this ho

technical assistance farmers and producers and ranchers need to be able to understand climate smart practices. they houseand that senate bag committee is an effort to try to find common ground. in terms of the climate smart agriculture and forestry project initiative this is designed essentially to create opportunities for marketing of climate smart commodities. we think it's an opportunity to expand income for farmers to be able to allow farmers to qualify for a ecosystem benefits but we are very, very pleased with the reaction from farmers and ranchers. we listen to them they asked us to set up this pilot for the asset to provide resources to enable farmers to aggregate their efforts. this is an effort that will result in the adoption of climate smart practices and acceleration of the practices it but measure, verify, quantify the results of those practices that will allow us to better understand how to essentiallyy establish the standard smart commodities. it is also way in which we are enhancing part partnership and leverage. finally it is a chance for us to really understand to be ahead of the game.

i mean, look, i think this was a smart move by the white house, and this is why. want young voters to get out there, who register more as independents and democrats than they do as a republican, and you want to get out there especially in the midterms, my party, democrats, do not show up. yesterday in california was an example of that at some other places, but i think this is very smart. her years ago, a lot of people laugh at a guy like bill clinton for playing saxophone at arsenio hall and president clinton became president clinton, but when we look at joe biden, people were criticizing him for not being out there, and one could argue more people, especially young adults and young voters, who would tune in to jimmy kimmel more than they would to lester holt. this shows a different side of the president, and somebody who is constantly being mocked for his age, may be gives a more youthful side to him, and a more humorous side to him because jimmy kimmel is a comedian, and i don't think -- if this is the only interview he does in the next 118 days, then i would ha

house. ron is really smart, the governor. and he played baseball and he was really good and he got into yale and he went to harvard. i think he's got, you know, this is my -- i'm playing sigmund freud here, but i think he's got a bit of a chip on his shoulder being around all the ivy leaguers. but he's really smart. everybody i spoke to, including people that hate him, told me his iq is not in question. he is really, really smart. it's just that when he gets in front of a crowd, he does his best to act like trump basically. >> it's interesting that he would choose to do that because obviously -- often times governors are dealing with stuff which national politicians don't have to. it's people -- they've got to -- when there's a storm in their state, they're the ones on top of it. he clearly seems to have national ambitions and has for a long time. >> yes. yes. and he has -- you know, basically from the moment trump left office began the flourishing of his relationship with cnn -- sorry -- with fox news. so, he is -- he's been

true, in the heat, all the money for a smart card depreciates. housings, bottles can be used in a number of residential complexes, special dispensers have been installed. these are machines for receiving plastic aluminum containers. to an unusual design in the courtyard of this residential of the complex, local residents have already become accustomed to the vandomat device for receiving plastic and aluminum containers. installed here a few months ago. since then, anastasia bochneva has a tradition of leaving the house, and the first thing she does is go to the machine. naturally, not empty-handed, handing over the container. thus. we not only care about the environment, but also benefit. yes, because if we hand over 30 bottles in a month, this is already -30 rubles. for housing and communal services. yes, the vending machine collects used containers. not just like that he pays with eco-bonuses. one plastic bottle or aluminum can with a volume of 200 ml to 2 liters costs 10 bonus points, 10 bonus points is one ruble in cash, of course, they will not give

houses and thermal installations regulators and valves for the needs of housing and communal services for nuclear power plants and smart homes, until recently, the leader in the russian market was known, the european company energotekhnomash offered equipment of similar quality at three to four times cheaper. i love doing what i do and change it to some other. i am not going to. it is a great pleasure to see how your products manufactured at your enterprise are packed in a box and consumers. he gets it, installs it on his objects and gets that result. as a matter of fact, for the sake of which he turned to us. well, dan's locomotives car repair plant almost 90 years ago produced the first steam locomotive from repair. and at the moment it is the largest plant in the structure of the joint-stock company , zheldorrimash. here spends the middle and overhauls of traction rolling stock repair of equipment of components and assemblies, the territory of the enterprise is so vast that it includes both repair and foundry mechanical productions. initially, we manufactured steam locomotives when we switched to locomotives. we are

smart and have a lot of common sense. two recent polls serve as a stark reminder to the white house and the entire january 6th committee thatt how smart they are. morning consult has biden's approval now at 39% and his disapproval at 58%. biden's numbers are worse than trump's at the height of covid and the george floyd riots. if you can believe that, a new quinnipiac poll was even worse. if biden's approval rating, 35% among registered voters and even more devastating, biden's approval among african-americans has dropped below 50% and that's catastrophic for democrats. and among hispanics, get ready, 24%. here now with newt gingrich, former house speaker, fox news contributor, author of the book "defeating big government socialism" which we have to do most of all. forget 1994 or 2010, what could we be in store for this midterm election of the numbers do not improve or joe biden? >> first of all, the house republicans are starting at a much higher base. 210, five vacancies that are republican. if they gain 25 or 30 seats, it will be the biggest majorities in the early 1920s. i think the election will be the blowout because

how many people went to the white house smart i was upset. the election was stolen. don't give me all of these things that are emotional. that is my comment. thank you. guest: that is a very good example of when somebody -- i don't know that callers opinion is based on everything that he is looked at, and what he has thought about. i am not here to talk about him as a person, but that opinion is requiring me to say, here are all the facts you want. when you put your opinion is a question like that, that is something we have seen. tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be o

house. surveillance devices such as community cameras and smart doorbells are allowed, but not inside.ibits any that observes certain private spaces such as bathrooms and bedrooms. airbnb says require hosts to disclose all cameras in their listing. liquefy it -- look for it in the listing. message the host with a question like this. where do you use security cameras. if there is one not in the booking, you get your money back. you find a camera not supposed to be there, what should you do? contact airbnb immediately to investigate and make things right. you can contact a lawyer and law enforcement, especially if you think a camera was concealed to invade your privacy. >> 6:26. coming up next, the top stories, including the triple digit temperatures. tracking just how hot it will get where you live. >>> overlooking the bay bridge, drivers, have you been paying your tolls? if not, you may have to pay some hefty fines. today is the day the house committee will reveal to the american public what it has found so far. we have a preview. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an inter

that now it would seem that the metal is falling by 13%, that's for smart it, something metal prices have declined, but prices for e, housing do not fall. well, let's wait until prices fall, uh, it means that the program is to be developed, that is, there is only there should be no movement in one direction. let's get resources. and we are there further so to speak. with a mustache. so, it seems to me that this is the wrong emergency housing. we agreed that new resettlement principles should be adopted at the legislative level and agreed that first, the premium e new program principles are determined by law, and then we will search for resources together with the regions. it seems to me that this is also the way to approach, otherwise it turns out to give money, which means principles, well, we'll see if it works out. it won't be possible to make these decisions there. it seems to me first you need to decide on the principles of resettlement. tom is already looking for resources. so a lot of other proposals will not even dwell on them. after all, what is important is that now , really. we have a very difficult budget, a ver

smart. they have a lot of common sense and to recent polls should serve as a stark reminder to this white house and the entire january 6th committee just how smart they are. morning consult has biden's approval now at 39% and his disapproval at 58%. the pollster noting that biden's numbers are worse than trump's at the height of covid and the george florida riots. put that in your pipe and smoke it now if you can believe that . well, a new quinnipiac poll was even worse. biden's approval rating there 35% among registered voters. even more devastating slip into the poll because biden's approval among african-americans has dropped below 50%. that is catastrophic for democrats and among hispanics get ready. it's 24%. here now is newt gingrich, former house speaker, fox news contributor, author of the book defeating big government socialism, which we have to do this fall. newt, forget 1994 or 2010. what could we be in store for this midterm election if these numbers do not improve for joe biden? >> well, first of all, the house republicans are starting at a much higher base. there are 210 plus. the

this is also smart. in 1836 a violent explosion suddenly thundered in the bedroom of the boarding houser-old student was trying to make gunpowder for fireworks. for several days in a row, he had to wear a sign. yaroslav sokolov vologda school number 30 i dare to assume that this is vladimir bottlers? butlerov, i think so, what are you? you will be alexander mikhailovich butlerov, who went down in history as the founder of the scientific school of organic chemistry, the creator of the theory of the structure of organic substances, his educators did not prophesy, well, he mixed up the name, but i didn’t hear. who led the calculations of the soviet atomic bomb? the work done was awarded the order of lenin and the stalin prize of the second degree. their who led the calculations with the title of the hero of socialist labor and the stalin prize of the first degree. it was a brilliant mathematician. was the joker big? georgy likhomin, the city of vologda vologda multidisciplinary lyceum, well, if a big joker, then it was landau. lev davidovich you are also a joker. well, yes, a joker, then i

you went from not really having twitter, even [inaudible] smart phones definitely was in the white house for president i boma got a, he was the first to actually bring technology in, which changed the, even the thinking the way the white house operated. i remember them fishing out or the computers and pinion i've tags, which was like crazy, which was alike like crazy to do that. but for a year, you have to think about that idiosyncrasies in the what you are living. how are you addressing, one, security of your data and information and making sure your sites stay up? and to, i'll say, how do you respond when there could be negative press? which is things you have to do, are you repaying that all. start with your doctor [inaudible]. >> we built out tools even online first students, was also to make sure complying with all the laws regarding one information you can or can't collect. exactly, with ferpa. it was that layer of consideration protecting the information and data of people. we also have ticketing database that has 150,000 transactions in an annual, has to be secure as well as the

house so. bienvenido sake, it is easy to imagine what could be a smart train station a block away. from marin and sonoma county can come here. spend the day here. rent a boat for an hour or two, which no one has done to date. and then half time. to have lunch or dinner or stay the night to see what will soon be shared. there's a tremendous amount other than the geese we're seeing right now. the tremendous amount of egrets and herons and pipers and all sorts of birds on the river every day is different and you can go out and then by the time you turn around and come back, it feels like a whole different day, a new day. and a brand new future on the water, and it's been it has been a dream for me. and i just kept saying claudine that when not if, when this is completed. the people will come. well that was claudine wang reporting and we hope you'll join us mornings on two or more zip trips throughout the summer , including visits to union city , venetia, santa clara, pacifica, dublin and martinez. of the normally sparse crowd at the oakland coliseum was a little bit larger today with

houses and thermal installations regulators and valves for the needs of housing and communal services for nuclear power plants and smartader in the russian market was known, the european company energotechnomash offered equipment of similar quality at 3-4 times cheaper. i fell in love with what i do and change it to something else. i don't going to. it is a great pleasure to see how your products manufactured at your enterprise are packed in a box and consumers. he gets it, installs it on his objects and gets that result. as a matter of fact, for the sake of which he turned to us. the ulan-ude locomotives car repair plant produced the first steam locomotive from repair almost 90 years ago. and at the moment it is the largest plant in the structure of the joint-stock company zheldor, riyamash. here they carry out medium and capital repairs of traction rolling stock repair of equipment of units and assemblies, the territory of the enterprise is so huge that it includes both repair and foundry mechanical production. not only repair locomotives, we initially made steam locomotives, when we switched to locomotives. we are e

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jonathan: a midyear review in the white house, what do you make of what's happening. tom: there is a smart note talking about how you change the guards if you are a one term resident. what do you do along the way? jonathan: op-ed in the wall street journal on inflation by the resident step lisa: i don't know if this comes to a cohesive message. how much is too late. it's unclear to see how long they can position themselves moving forward. jonathan: a later focus on the potential for a shakeup in the white house given an nbc report. the president is upset about what's happening within his administration. tom: it's typical, we see this among all administrations. it's part of the political process. how does it reach down to the bloomberg world of economics? you wonder about secretary yellen and if there would be a switch there. jonathan: june 15, the bed, 2021,. lisa: price of gas at the point may be the most important data point of all. how did they honed the message when you have a credibility issue? this is not political drama. i think people will have to deal with the prices at the gazpro

smart. the reality here on the hill is even if house democrats think this package of legislation is low-hanging, it doesn't mean it's something that can pass the senate. so that's why we're watching those negotiations so closely. >> there had been this question that a lot of people were asking, not necessarily inside the beltway, but i think outside of it about this just heartbreaking testimony that we heard this morning, that we heard today from some of the families of the victims in uvalde and buffalo from that survivor, that little fourth grader talking about what she had to do to stay alive. the question people were asking, could this make a difference? could this be a watershed movement? could this help move the needle? i think that's a question we can't answer. we don't know whether it will. let's play some of what we heard. we'll let this breathe a little bit. the mom of fourth grader talking about the last time she saw her daughter. >> we told her we loved her and we would pick her up after school. i can still see her walking with us past the exit. she turns her head and smiles back at

house. is it possible to catch a cold from the air conditioner, as well as a bag for grill and smart ear sticklfie to make a miracle of technology on sunday at 11:00. dna today at 17:50 on ntv this program today we continue our release in russia a large-scale exercise of volunteers who take part in the search for missing and injured children is one of the first a unique program where all search algorithms are spelled out mastered in the far east volunteers were taught to provide the first medical assistance, as well as using a compass and paper maps, the phone does not always catch in the forest. what else features should be taken into account when searching for children sergey tsiginska, yulia found out that you had a child disappeared into the situation conditionally, but volunteers of a public organization during the search, learn to work strictly according to the methodology. no matter what condition the parents are in, they need to get all the valuable information about the missing child. according to the legend, the seven-year-old boy artyom went for a walk, but in the evening he didn’t

smart, fast, easy way to travel. >>> new this morning, the white house is announcing details of the new $700 million package of security" that reads in part, we move quickly to send ukraine a significant amount of weaponry and ammunition so it can fight on the battlefield and be in the strongest possible position at the negotiating table. that's i've decided that we will provide the ukrainians with more advanced rocket systems and munitions that will enable them to more precisely strike key target oz on the battlefield in ukraine. what more does this package mean? i thought it was interesting the biden op-ed was titled what the u.s. will do and won't do when it comes to ukraine. >> so they're trying to strike this balance between providing ukraine the equipment that it needs to fend off the russians and also prevent russia from feeling provoked and like it will retaliate against the west. what the president said in that op-ed was that he is going to be sending these advanced rocket systems, which will according to senior administration officials who spoke to reporters last night be able to launch munitions about 80 kil

house. >> i like it very smart. >> and split it up. >> what if you want coupon, ways to save other cash. >hat cash. i watched extreme coupening with one of my kids during break and he became a coupons. you want to get the deals while you can. >> sale in the summer. what should we buy and when? >> we know this isn't the best summer for sales but there are some fourth of july is coming already missed memorial day any outdoor greer. you could potentially get back of july. >> what about amazon they make ip that you are own holidays >> some time in summer july so be on the lookout that is when you are going to see chrome book, tvs, alexas, anything in the space. and when amazon has amazon prime day usually other big retailers do as well so be on the lookout and come the end of the summer labor day. labor day sales, that is most likely, you are going to have to wait for labor day to get sort of clothing, mattresses, other things what you have to say to yourself is would i buy this item if it were full price. because that is really important. otherwise you are going to be clicking and going ooh t

house briefing i've ever seen. what's your take? >> kevin: listen, she's growing into the role, she's a very smart person, she's talented, but as youw, when you're growing pains are out there for the world to see, it can be painful to watch. here's a real tip, shannon. when you're going to do that job as press secretary, it's all about the four people or less, going to be predicting, you want to be preparing, providing, and if all else fails, you want to pass. you want to predict with the questions are going to be. you want to do your very level best to provide accurate answers and you want to practice what you're going to say, right? not just read what you're going to same and that if all else fails you've just got to pass because you don't know. listen, that briefing by the way is a real monster and unless you are really steeped in policy or well practiced, little more than a loose guide. that said, that is briefing i think it was fair to say with a little painful to watch it as you pointed out, one producer who has a fair amount of experience called it the worst they'd ever seen. cage ap for example was pressed about white house

the president and the speaker of the house have also made comments to the effect that you've got to get toma the polls. of course it's smart for them te to harness this politically, butm they're saying things like contraception and same marriage are now going to be a threat and they're pointing to a line in a concurrence from . stice thomas but what he said if you go and read that is he says there is nothing in this opinion today, this abortion opinion that has anything to do with those rights. ill not him. mpact dth t it should not. but he doese go on to sayts that he thinks the court should engage in a different s kind of process for other cases moving forward. and he does mention reexamining a substantive due process rights in cases like kielburger film, which isig the one that made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states. that signed on to this opinion today agrees there is no threat. threat there should be no threat. let.ng me read something from justice alito to those otherio key opinions. he says wens have stated t unequivocally that nothing in this opinion should be understood to casthi ser out on precedents that

and while some housing associations are excellent, others have been known to treat their tenants with scandalous indifference. so it's time for change. we can now speak to gavin smart what is your view? �* . . to buy their own homes. what is your view? �* , . , view? it's an interesting announcement - view? it's an interesting announcement and - view? it's an interesting announcement and one | view? it's an interesting - announcement and one where we view? it's an interesting _ announcement and one where we need to make sure that we understand the detail, and the right to buy was a transformational policy when it was introduced along while back in the 19805. our concern more recently is that we have simply not been able to replace the homes that have been sold under the right to buy so we have ended up significantly reducing the stock of the most needed social rented homes. expanding homeownership is a legitimate aspiration for government policy but it can't happen at the expense of a reduction in those most needed social rented homes so it was reassuring to hear the prime minister and the secretary of state talk about making sure that there will be 141 talk about

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official neal katyal, our friend and colleague nicole wallace, also a white house veteran and an anchor here at msnbc, and a former smart and former prosecutor, claire mccaskill. those are just come of the titles. given the highlights, dealer's choice, what stood out at today's hearing? >> these hears are historic and consequential, but also riveting tv and superb lawyering. i think they should change the name from the january 6th hearings to the donald trump hearings. because each of the five has been laser focused on the former president and what the panel clearly believes is his criminality. so, today was supposedly about trump's efforts to corrupt the justice department, but even that, i think, is understated. what we learned today is in prosecutorial detail, an effort by the former president to weaponize the justice department in a coup. and drum roll -- he knew it was a coup. so for all of the questions about criminal intent, part of that was answered today when richard donoghue told the president there was no fraud. and trump said, just say there was fraud. i'll take it from there. that's smoking gun evidence. >>

it would've been possible to create an atmosphere that it was smart and patriotic to give the paintings to the white house, but it comes more easily to me to thank them to ask. in spite of, thus the complements have been many, and reflected mrs. johnson's personality ranging from new copies of white house, rugs buying new curtains for the state dining room, formalizing for the future the structure of white house restorations with the curator and committee, and adding many new pieces to the permanent collection and acquiring as many american artists as possible for display in the white house. slide ten, please. her last project was a gift to the white house which was finished and dedicated on january 19th, 1969, the white house children's garden. and talking to two previous curators, betty monkman and bill allman, i found out that mrs. johnson wrote a letter to curator james ketchum describing, which is part of the permanent white house collection, describing what she hopes this garden would mean. i have just walked down to see the tiny little garden, which we want to leave for white house children and gra

we talk about now, what can we fill the smart home with today, but we have a huge number of young guys who can be provided by technical robots that work in the housetion to them, because at international exhibitions, our guys, especially young people, who present some of their latest technical developments are no worse than foreigners. and why is it better that they then dissolve according to why in industry - this does not work. why don't we use the road and the washing machines. vyatka was in many ways indicative of the kirov company you bought, the italians, who were swallowed up by the chinese, so even a picky consumer today needs to remember that there are many brands on the home appliances market that are not what they seem because of the facade a successful domestic manufacturer often stands in latin. and someone, what is the name of vorsk behind imported letters, never hid from buyers. the first models of refrigerators were calculated. for 25 years of work and still serving solid refrigerators, orsk was produced with great love by our residents of orsk. for them, the launch of the refrigerator was very important. alexey proikin andrey tikh

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