the case was snyder versus the united states and involves this man, james snyder, the former republican mayor of hardage, indiana. in 2011 he pitched himself to voters as a successful businessman, the owner of a mortgage company who could bring fiscal responsibility to the city of portage. >> you have my commitment that this responsibility is so much more. as a business owner in the mortgage industry, we were on the front lines of the economic disaster. each month fiscal restraint was realized in different ways with my employees and me. because we managed and navigated prudently, our mortgage company is still open in the end. >> by 2013 snyder was now the mayor. that pitch was successful to the voters. it seems his theory of fiscal responsibility had not quite worn out. as the chicago tribune reports it was christmas time and james snyder was in trouble. his mortgage business had tanked, the irs was after him for a significant text at and on top of that he had holiday spending to account for. so snyder showed up unannounced to a local truck dealership he helped to win two city contracts

today they threw out snyder's conviction. here is how justice brett kavanaugh put in his opinion, va the question in this case is with the law also makes it a crime for state and local officials to accept gratuities. for example, gift cards lunches, plaques, books, framed photos, or the like. that may be given as a token of appreciation. at the fourth of july. an answer is no. framed plaques, books. you know that thing. snyder just excepted gratuity a little tip as a reward for steering $1 million in contracts for trucking company. it was like a nice book or commemorative track or $13,000. and here's the thing. this is sort of a narrow statutory interpretation about this aspect of the federal code, was it proper to prosecute him under this law but the decision is not just in a vacuum. you have to understand this. this comes against the context of the supreme court that has, first of all, increasingly lost the public's trust. that is not just because samuel alito keeps lying insurrectionist black outside his various homes or b

and joint susie snyder from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. thanks so much for your time . you muslims, from around the world, have visited saudi arabia for the annual high the pilgrimage. the ritual is one of the largest mass gatherings in the world. almost $2000000.00 people took part of it, sweltering conditions, officials and saudi arabia say at least 14 people died because of the extreme heat in once a year, muslims, from around the world travel to saudi arabia to the sacred spiritual experience. the harsh pilgrimage is a chance to walk in the footsteps of prophets and spend 5 or 6 days, often during hot summer, with the among the rituals is the stoning of the table, where ship is throw safe in stones 3 concrete pools symbolized in medieval, in the mean of valley located just outside is wholly a city of mika. many customs take place outdoors and on foot. a challenge and temperatures of 45 degrees or more. but that other fact hodge is a difficult task. so you have to exec effort and perform the rituals even in the heat, and crowding you us

can accept ■çgi after they have taken some official action, and in snyder specifically, just havingven when an official has committed an act, because there are gratuities -- because they are gratuities and not bribes, and state and locals will regulate how state and local officials can accept gifts. this is consistent with the weakening of corruption laws that we have seen from this court, and obviously, it shouldn't be a surprise, given how the court has treated its own ethics issues and the acceptance of gift from industry and others.■ç >> i'm sure my viewers will find it very surprising that you can provide gratuities in exchange for legislative service. i kind of feel like that should just be illegal. thanks for being here today. donald sherman is the executive director of the group citizens of responsibility and ethics in washington. another editorial about thursday night's debate has dropped. this one from the editorial board at the philadelphia inquirer. it's got a different twist to it. the headline reads, to serve his country. donald trump should leave the race. president j

snyder's absurd and a textual ruling of the statute is one only today's court could love.ndrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division for the eastern district of new york. he is a msnbc legal analyst. andrew, your reaction to what the supreme court did not decide today and what they did. >> let's start with the snyder decision. the dissent that ketanji brown jackson wrote. it is something i really commend everyone to read. it is written in plain english and she takes the majority to task. i had the same reaction as she was speaking about the supreme court itself. both to justices thomas and alito in terms of the money they have taken as public officials, but also in terms of saying, you say you are an original list when it is convenient. that is this idea that we will only look at the text. she says okay, let's look at the text. the text is a congressional statute that says it is illegal to pay bribes and receive bribes and to get rewards. she says that's it. we are done, i thought you were textual list. that is why she says only th

and joined. susie snyder from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. thanks so much for your time . after decades of conflict of gattis time has become one of the country's most affected by left over land mines and other munitions. almost 4000000 people are exposed to the constant risk of being harmed. the united nations has figures saying nearly 900 people were killed or wounded by left over munitions from january 2023. to april this year alone. and exploding 9 my injured 13 year old months, hon. and for the last april he was in the fields, but his brother, bending their sheep and much brought to the wanted to play with the line mind they had found it blew up. his brother died. and emma was injured, i missed my brother. i want to have village to be cleared if months and then my brother was killed in future. this should not happen to others. un fees, mines get a tried every other day and i've gotten this done before. any longer, do you mind this from the british organization? hello, trust. don't admission do that to get all minds from the country on th

so is the snyder, is the program coordinator at the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons and co author of, at the latest report, i asked her, what those countries with nuclear arsenals are spending this extra money. well, every one of these countries is modernizing their arsenals. so they're spending the money on new airplanes, new submarines, and new missile systems to deliver nuclear weapons wherever they want on the earth . it's only 9 countries, but it's a huge amount of money. we calculated about $3000.00 per 2nd. spent in 2023 on weapons, but most of these countries hoping never to use and that really should never be used. yes. 30 no. $3000.00 per 2nd. that is a huge amount of money in the us alone accounts for 80 percent of the increase that you documented for last year. what conclusions do you draw from that as well the us spending is goes primarily into the hands of private contractors. so within the us, the companies that are making a profit building these weapons of mass destruction companies like lockheed martin and northrop grumman that take home major contra

snyder hopes that voters see -- voters in this district voted for donald trump in 2020. voted for scott perry. what makes you think this time could be any different? >> this is not some member of the aoc squad coming into imposed progression is him on central pennsylvania. this is a moderate who easily, in earlier time, not that long ago, could have run as a republican. we know there are enough republicans in this district to split their tickets because josh shapiro are governor carried this district against another extremist maga candidate. shapiro carried this district but 12%. >> i began my career in ronald reagan. laura: but perry supporters, like this longtime republican operative, are confident perry will survive. >> he mirrors the attitudes and opinions of the district. his military serce, and his conservative values, all really work. >> we have encountered people who call themselves lifelong republicans who say part of why they are not supporting scott perry this time around is because of his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, his involvement in january 6. >>

professor snyder, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we heard president biden say we will never forget. there are republicans who have not forgotten what they never knew. it seems there is no evidence at all that donald trump knew what victory in world war ii meant and what the pledge was made after that to hold the peace in europe. >> the president is certainly right that democracy is something that demands and the point of commemorating heros has to be examples. my favorite was the one where we have no right to commemorate others unless we take lessons from them for the future. as far as mr. trump, we have to acknowledge in the 1930s , a current which was called america first. that we should be admiring foreign dictators. that is the right form of politics was the reasoning and that current still exists in american life and mr. trump embodies it. he doesn't understand the value for which you would take risks. you can be an authoritarian or fascist if all you think about is yourself. in order to be a democrat or someone who cares about

the ruling overturned the bribery conviction of james snyder a former indiana mayor that was found guiltyo years in prison for accepting 13,000 from a trucking company after it got 1 million in city contracts. the post reports the conservative super majority on the court found the federal law prosecutors used to convict james only applies to situations where officials accept gifts before taking government action, not to getting a reward after which is known as a gratuity. a gratuity? there is no such thing as a gratuity in government. in government that is called a payoff but we now know the supreme court itself is populated by government officials, by judges, who take payoffs. what they would prefer to call gratuities i suppose. clarence thomas alone has taken over 4 million worth of gratuities from ultrarich republicans who he did not know and had never met until he became a supreme court justice. in her dissent, jackson wrote officials that used to public positions for private gain threatened the integrity of our most important institutions. it seemed as if she was writing about the su

joining us now is nbc's marissa parra and maria snyder.ons about the separation of church and state. so, what is happening and what comes next? >> right, well, what comes next is most likely the lawsuits we talked about. i just spoke with the aclu and they said they intend to file sometime next week. so, of course, we'll keep a close eye on that. that is something that everyone who is a supporter of this, including the governor, has said they knew would be coming and in fact he welcomed, he signed this yesterday, jose, but it was just this past weekend that he said he looks forward to being sued and, so, what we're hearing, of course, is two sides of discourse, the supporters saying that this isn't a religious effort, that this is meant to be a display of moral code of conduct, if you will. the attorney general ofpointed that moses is depicted in the halls of the supreme court eight different times. we have critics saying what about separation of church and state? you have groups like the aclu vowing to sue and i want to point to a nationa

>> this is snyder versus united states.avanaugh for, again, a 6-3 majority but a differently constituted one, narrowing a federal anti-corruption statute. and the three liberals here in dissent, justices sotomayor, kagan and brown jackson. and my understanding on a more importantly perhaps that's it for today. and so we live to see another day on all of the eagerly anticipated decisions whether it's the one concerning idaho's abortion statute or the presidential immunity case and a related case having to do with the obstruction charge in many of the january 6th cases a statute also brought against former president trump, the fischer versus united states case deals with the meaning of that statute and could meaningfully change not only the prosecution against the former president but could change what recommend niece about sought and what charges can be brought, what sentences can be dolled out to a number of january 6 defendants as ryan reilly knows well. >> those, in fact, have been hundreds of january 6 defendants facing

>>jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raymond >>parks. repaved paved the roads and i've noticed that the areas that they're going to use for parking lot seems pretty lit. and clean. will be over there. >>freeman thinks some visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhoods surrounding the park. and that their focus will be on baseball. >>you know, the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighborhood that already had great moment momentum and it's going to be wonderful place to come and see a baseball game. >>we have mentioned all the street and sidewalk work being done over the last several weeks. that to said to be part of the larger effort to make everybody feel good about coming down here, no matter how they get here, remember if you can just get yourself to the west oakland bart station they will be running shuttles. over here to >>the bulb. >>yeah. you got to love the logos to on the field, the ballers have been on fire to start their inaugural season. they're riding a 4 game win string. they are 7 a

. >> reporter: jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raimondi park. >> they've repaved the roads and i've noticed the areas they're going to use for parking lots seems pretty lit and clean. >> tailgaters will be over there. >> reporter: freeman thinks some visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhood surrounding the park and that their focus will be on baseball. >> the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighborhood that already had momentum and it's going to be a wonderful place to see a baseball game. >> reporter: we mentioned all the street and sidewalk work being done, that, too, said to be part of the larger effort to make everybody feel good about coming down here. if you can get to the west oakland b.a.r.t. station, they will be running shuttles over here to the ballpark. >> tomorrow's home opener starts at 6:35. i'll be out there with matt lively. paul heggen will have live coverage leading up to the first pitch. you can watch the first televised home game this friday on our sister station pix+ 44 cable 12 beginning at 6:30

all your life in soviet studies, which then becomes russian studies, it struck me that when timothy snyderan his course on the history of ukraine, he asked his students: do you know how many courses on the history of ukraine in america, and he said: "zero". that is, the only courses, these were actually these. you said a very interesting thing about being unspoken. within the country some moments that are related to identity, and i remembered your novel amadoc and in general this metaphor of amadoc as something so that what seemed to exist, but does not exist, yes, that is, something, it is a metaphor for something that has disappeared, yes, and this novel, in this novel a large, large part, the actual dedication, is dedicated to the holocaust that took place... in our territories on the territory of ukraine, and i thought about the fact that even in the 14th year, and even at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, there was still in the minds of western people, this myth about ukrainians as collaborators, about collaborators with the nazis, about some this story about azov is so archai

so, special counsel jack snyder had previously said the charges faced by donald trump would it be affectedly because he is confident that the narrower reading of the statute would still apply to trump's case. anchor: that's get more on the ruling with a senior investigative council for the january 6 committee and a former federal prosecutor. great to have you. first, what do you make of the way that the supreme court ruled in the case? guest: it is not quite that surprising. the court did narrow down the scope of this criminal statute, but it did not get rid of it here. i think the key here is justice barrett worked with the two more progressive justices, and she really called out the majority here. her dissenter basically says the law says what it says. it is written abroad, which is what the department of justice argued for the supreme court read in her argument to her calling is that for the court to narrow down the scope just because they do not like how far the lower reaches is very outside the purview of the supreme court. the majority disagreed here, and the statute has been narrowe

many injured the victims are stranded without any assistance snyder who i just see it on the west side to central garza speak to honey mood. he is in there on bala and honey. so j e, a neighborhood and gaza city seems to be the focus of much of the fighting at the moment. uh, bring us up to date with the laces, including a report that we're hearing from these writing media. that full is really soldiers have been killed in shoot ya, ya. yes . well for the past 2 hours have been getting these different reports by it is really media about the, the of the border of the that for of the soldier were killed inside the sujata. yeah. and 5 other were critically injured, old transferred to the local hospital in and israel, and that's a very consistent with the state. and then that we received by the i'll put the brigade that these flemings how to, how is going to find a rule in gaza. that's where these inches i yes, right now and conducting these street, the street and house to house the classes in fierce battle with the occupying is really forces on the ground. what we learned so far from what

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states supreme court has overturned the high-profile bribery conviction of former indiana mayor james snyder3 opinion, the court ruled that gifts to a public official can only be considered illegal bribes if they're given before the official act, not after. >> justice kavanaugh wrote that it was not a crime for politicians to "accept gratuities that may be given as a token of appreciation after the official act." >> michael: ah, i see, so if you give a politician money before they do you a favor, it's a bribe, but if you give it to them after, the supreme court says it's just a "gratuity," because they think i'm an idiot. i mean, seriously, a gratuity? tipping culture is was already so out of control. i got to tip at coffee shops, i got to tip at the dry cleaner, i got to tip when i get takeout even though i picked it up and i took it out. that's why they call it takeout! fine, but if my state senator turns that little screen around on me, i am gonna lose my mind. i'll still give 20% but i'm going to be pissed about it. it seems like every few months, the supreme court makes it easier and ea

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>>jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raymond e park. >>repaved paved the roads and i've noticed that the areas that they're going to use for parking lot seems pretty and clean. will be over there. >>freeman thinks visit. visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhoods. around. surrounding the park. and that their focus will be on baseball. >>you know, the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighborhood that already had great. moment. momentum and it's going to be wonderful place to come and see a baseball game. >>we have mentioned all the street and sidewalk work being done over the last several weeks. that too said to be part of the larger effort to make everybody feel good about coming down here, no matter how they get here, remember if you can just get yourself to the west oakland? bart state they will be run. shuttles. over here to the bulb. >>well. later on this week. you can watch the teams friday. home game against the yolo high rollers. picks plus 44 cable 12 that starts at 630. we'll have al

the coal also of icons reports susie snyder told the w, want the countries with no chaos, and also spending all that money on as well. every one of these countries as modernizing their arsenals. so they're spending the money on new airplanes, new submarines, and new missile systems. to deliver nuclear weapons wherever they want on the earth . it's only 9 countries, but it's a huge amount of money. we calculated about $3000.00 per 2nd. spent in 2023 on weapons. but most of these countries hoping never to use and that really should never be used. the us spending is goes primarily into the hands of private contractors. so within the us, the companies that are making a profit building these weapons of mass destruction companies like lockheed martin and northrop grumman that take home major contract. in fact, we profile 20 companies in this report that have contracts for the next decades, totaling over $387000000000.00. and it's unfortunate because all of these countries have promised to negotiate nuclear disarmament. and yet none of them are doing it. in fact, they're making massive investments

he thought he could move quickly, but snyder was ready. he suffered severe brain injury and internal bleeding, and he died. locals tried to reach out to my move to try to help him, but the gunfire wouldn't stop. a lot of the problem in the heart of didn't a language that was direct shoot to get anyone approaching, and there was no way we could pull him away from the placement shows and this hubble. the neighbors opened the gary's door to block the bullets. so we could take my move and get him into the ambulance. when we were filming, we noticed and movement in the window. we knocked and we went inside to greet to talk to us. she saw what happened that day. so he multiples calling me, i told him not to goes out, but he sided so. okay. and also me for to, i gave him to the month to have nothing with him. they shot him directly behind his ear and then shot him again. no one could drag him out as no one could. we came to the ambulance and the young man came over to him, but it was too late. i asked the woman if she has any video picture of my

authoritatively, an authoritative person, well , they wrote directly to them, in fact, this is what timothy snyderlso says, the war could have ended in 22nd year, the russian troops after the successes of the ukrainian army near kiev, chernihiv, kharkiv, kherson , there were 140,000 in october 22, and the ukrainian army then calculated 800 thousand for the entire defense sector, 100,000, give weapons, and it would be all over the place, and this... this is exactly what is happening today, fortunately, consciousness seems to be a little different already, this war can be ended, and it must be limited , to limit casualties, and why president macron's statements are so, so important, and what he said that, well, general syrsky said, yes, mainly the commander of the armed forces of ukraine, that everything has already been signed, and macron said, wait, wait, i will tell everything about everything here with zelensky, but syrsky will not be there to tell me, he said so, we are talking about everything in the 6th grade. let's say, when president zelensky goes to commemorate the landing in normandy, the

many injured the victims are stranded without any assistance snyder, who is just the there's also been fighting in the size of gaza. these images of explosions were captured in the city of wi fi is really on the sides of it. now. it controls 70 percent of the area intensifying is really a tax force more than $1000000.00 palestinians to flee is off on, on the hood, reports, and what's happening on the ground in guys that she's reporting from oman and jordan, because these really governments bundle just data from operating in side is these really military still not confirming the depths of 4 is really folders and 5 others who were injured in fighting in this area. neighborhood of northern gauze reports within is really media also indicating that several is really helicopters were flying in and out of the area to evacuate, the killed and the wounded. it comes after these really military release, the statement around 10 am local time announcing that they were continuing operations in this is a neighborhood both from this guy from bonds coming down from is really planes. and additionally is

i'm available for any questions, along with the chief of staff, dan snyder. thank you. thank you so much, do we have any questions, colleagues? okay. with that? let's go to public comment, please. mr. clerk, thank you very much. if you have public comment for agenda item numbers three and four called together, please line up to speak along that western wall of this room. we'll hear from the first speaker who's ready at the lectern. now eileen bogan will speak, following up on speaks written comments speak is strongly urging the committee to table these items, otherwise speak as strongly opposed. the proposed ordinance is apples and oranges. the title refers only to the sud. however, the summary on page one, lines six through eight and page three, line two refer to the city's lcp for both the sud and all other zoning districts. on page five, line 19, it states the applicable height limit shall be 100ft based on planning, commission and boss actions. in 1970, the rationale and process for this up zoning is more than questionable, page six, lines eight through nine. state

move stuff dumbly level if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the snyder stuff. so the youngest, i mean, you would find in disease forced labor to which you have by the word. so formulas. what was it in the last? it also need you to do that? and since you're almost given off with those who put his name, push these things up to give you what you want to do it because he doesn't do those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. when you've got here, you know, wanted to do this be a good idea of what they're going to see it or what are the supplements they decided to do with it. please don't like it, but there's being yet that was put in the word along the of the every spring and summer, the melting optics move reveals abandoned machinery, millions of rusty barrels, and the detritus left by human expansion into this most inaccessible of territories . yes, i used to move forward to a customer on both of us, but someone from your doors at the bus to be joining us. an issue, calling to us from clean optic, travels the highest island home

many injured the victims are stranded without any assistance snyder hood. i just see it on the hudson. and a reminder that these randy government has found out as they are from reporting this. so i'm joined now by honda slit who is reporting from the jo, danny, and capital and honda. what's the reaction been in israel to the reports of the deaths of these for as many soldiers? well, we haven't received an official statement from these mail. it is really military just yet, but we are hearing a 4 is really soldiers who were killed and 5 others who were injured in this operation. and this is a neighborhood in northern gauze. these really army released the statement around 10 am a local times specifying their movements and operations within the northern neighborhood of gauze. the they said that these really air force struck what they called him us targets. and additionally that they had is really forces on the ground in the neighborhood. it is worth mentioning that this is one of the areas, the army said they had a near full operational control over back in dec

britain, the low countries, briefly denmark, and maybe know away where that breeze will be bringing snyder to the hydra missed the old legs, it 70 degrees with 70 degrees, and the client of the right now the rest of your, of his generally speaking, doing override, they've been some persistently heavy and repeatable thunder storms which have cost funding and still the risk of funding in southern germany. and i suspect that same line, but also increase the likelihood of sundry stuff, not just in the out, but also it a good part of spain may be north in portugal and they look fairly heavy shout. there was a bit of a flood risk, a flash flood risk here. i think for the persistent one still stretches into bavaria, southern germany. so this is nice and warm, quite windy in the west and as you can see, but in the sunshine, all the say the hosses weather is in the eastern side of the mediterranean. and in egypt, where, for example, the color is up to about 44 degrees. the shower was, it should be this time the, and we've got a long way know of all the doctors around this a hell. but the concentrat

the wind comes out from the side of just a brief shock of white cents for the victorian alphabet of snyder. right, and we've had in the western sort is still going on on wednesday and i am expecting that he's welcome. right. having been driving to this point that goes away during so stay the same time. the cloud is still there, but it's dry in new south wales and victoria has an easy even guess what's coming your way. fine day on wednesday getting will back. but what to on thursday the the the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the daniel, which now is, is there a reminder about some stories is a and us extra state until you blinking. so as israel has reaffirmed his commitment to the cx 5 deal presents, but the not states ultimate things, celia is really politically dis, we can said he's waiting for her mast to respond to you. in security council is approved a resolution quoting for cease fire and causes us back to proposals include exchanging ballasting in prison. this with these rated captains intervention, withdrawal guns and masses released the statements welcoming the un security cou

stuck dumbly leveled the if the ship did utility and i gave you my id and not sure it's just the snyder stuff. so the youngest that, i mean, yeah. what the famine disease forced labor torture by the world. and so for me was what was the last it also need you to do was to take it to you that, that it's a deep variable. human off. what does he put in his name? push that syncs up the give you a few on the do it because he doesn't do those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. so when you look on here, you know, one or 2. so do you to speak at 90 in the did i tell you? yeah, for the good i see it are released upon me. they decided to do it, but it was being yet that was put in the middle of the of the every spring and summer. the melting optics move reveals a band of machinery, millions of rusty barrels, and the detritus left by human expansion into this most inaccessible of territories . yes, i used to move so as a customer both of us for someone from your doors at the post the beach and as an issue to us from clean optic travel to heis island home to the bigges

many injured the victims are stranded without any assistance snyder who i just see it on the hudson. there's also been fighting in the south of gaza. these images of explosions were captured in the city of an offer . that's where the army is. it now control 70 percent of the area the intensifying . is there any attacks or forced more than 1000000 palestinians to flee at alpha? a balanced in the in man with a mental health condition has been missing for a month, has returned to his family, life threatening injuries. his family says he was detained by his very forces image off or before being handed over to the red cross. talk to say, if he doesn't get treatment outside garza, it's likely he'll die, honey. my will. it has more on the story from the blonde central garza and we want to go on that. some might be disturbed by the images and honeys reports a hi uh, southern the, and one of the 1st rami out, the bolts down water through us arrange. unable to lift his head. his breathing is shallow. he has been brought to nicer hospital in hon. eunice, in the south of the strip, in the hopes

in america, a very authoritative, authoritative person, he directly wrote, in fact, what timothy snyderhe war could to end on the 22nd year. russian troops after the successes of the ukrainian army near kyiv, chernihiv, kharkiv, kherson, numbered 140,000 in october 22, and the ukrainian army then numbered 800,000, and the entire defense sector - 100 00, give weapons, and it would already be everywhere, and the same thing is happening today, fortunately, consciousness seems to be a little different, this war can be ended, and it is necessary to limit, limit the victims, and why... president macron's statements so important, and what he said, that, well, general syrskyi said, yes, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, that everything had already been signed, and macron said: wait, wait, i will tell you everything about everything here with zelenskyi, and not will be there, syrskyi told me, then he said so, we are about let's say on june 6, when president zelensky will go to commemoration in normandy, the landings in normandy, it will be the 80th anniversary of the landing

very authoritative, authoritative person, well, he directly wrote, in fact, this is what timothy snyder could end in the 22nd year, russian troops after the success of the ukrainian army near kiev, chernihiv, kharkiv, kherson. was 140,000 in october 22nd, and the ukrainian army then numbered 800,000, and the entire the defense sector is 100 00, give weapons, and it would be all over the place, and the same thing is happening today, fortunately, the consciousness seems to be a little different, this war can be ended, and it is necessary to limit, limit the casualties, and why are the statements of president macron so important , and what he said that general syrskyi said so the commander-in-chief of the failure... in ukraine, everything has already been signed, and macron said: "wait, wait, i will tell everything about everything here with zelenskyi, but syrskyi will not be there tell me, he said so, we talk about everything let's say on june 6, when president zelensky goes to celebrate the landing in norma, the normandy landings, it will be the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings,

found blank, abandoned on the ground, many injured the victims are stranded without any assistance snyder who i just see it on the the us says it will not be reinstalling a temporary pad to bring more agent to gaza until stock policy being distributed. the us mandatory since it was forced to dismantle the floating dock because of bad weather. it's been moved to ashed on an israel, but you want hasn't been distribution, food and other emergency supplies through the past since early this month to monetary and will cause maintaining the most effective way to get 8 into gaza is through land crossings, which is world has closed patrick holiday and has moved from washington dc with the situation in gaza. so dire the spanish here in need. so urgent, more bad news from the us pentagon saying that had to move that temporary peer that it was using to deliver humanitarian aid into guys and they cited rough seas. and this is the 1st time that had to move to appear in the past. they had issues were bad weather, the peer broke apart and beach several ships are an injured service members. now they say i

america , a very authoritative and authoritative person, well, he directly wrote, in fact, what timothy snyderys, the war could have ended in the 22nd year, the russian troops after the success of the ukrainian army near kiev, chernihiv, kharkiv, there were 140,000 in october 22nd, and the ukrainian army then numbered 800,000, and the entire defense sector, one million 100,000, give us weapons, and it would be all over the place, and the same thing is happening today, fortunately conscious, it seems a little different, this war can be ended, and it is necessary to limit, limit the victims, and why are the statements of president macron so important, and what he said, what general syrskyi said, is so important... the commander of the armed forces of ukraine, that everything has already been signed, and macron said: wait, wait, i am here with zelensky about everything i will tell you everything, but it won’t be there. syrskyi told me, that’s why he said that, we will tell you about everything on june 6, when president zelenskyy will go to the commemoration of the landings in normandy, the landin

and they're saying, you know, it's not trump or biden, or r f k junior, or jill snyder. nobody's going to save this thing that this ship has a hole below the water line. there's a systemic problem here. that's what they're recognizing. and what would happen. these are the people who lost all of their jobs and got crushed by the locked downs and stuff. they're cool, but these are the people who are my yard and a student loans for the rest of their, you know, here for simple future their life, their future is going in their present a looking so good either. yeah, well more, i'm going to give you the last minute on this, but as you were talking about, you know, maybe trumpet bite and i was thinking of below c and mcconnell, the last time i saw mcconnell sitting there and it says so sad that he's freezes and he can't talk, and i'm thinking i'm a 22 year old person. i'm looking at that guy. i'm going. that's my country. i don't know to you. well, my finishes up. take us all. the american, the american dream for them is now a nightmare. and when you look at unemployment, when