[speaking polish] -- pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: this is the only chance for the entire world is united against russia. the united states senators cannot wait. later generations will not forgive it. we have been within grasp -- have them within grasp. all it takes is for them to be in solidarity with each other and motivated the whole world with solidarity between nations. but i propose, please, remember how the solidarity movement [inaudible] pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: our situation was even worse. the soviet union and warsaw pact still existed. and we did not even have any guns. and look how swiftly we dealt with them. pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: in this epoch we are in, we must act more in terms of information [inaudible] pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: more, relatively speaking then with -- than with rockets and tanks. there needs to be more proper beg in the -- more propaganda or information struggle. for example, record will be russian casualtie

, this weapon, he didn’t even know how to get his hands on it, so to speak. take , helped, so to speaks been fighting in this area since the fourteenth year, so to speak, told at least the basics of what is what, the first direction we had... so to speak, some kind of village, then we sort of hello, mariupol, we walked through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupol, we reached the plant when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign is plate, he received his first wound, it was hard mentally and morally, and i still, so to speak, remember it’s a little difficult to say under what circumstances you were wounded, we again had to move from one point to another. in the other, we gained a foothold, then we were covered by the eighties, and no matter how tangent the leg was earlier, after the hospital dmitry returned to duty, participated in the battles for lisichansk, and after his units were transferred to avdeevka, where heavy fighting also took place. i still have noises in my head after the concussions, i was caught in hailstorms twice, a couple of times, so to s

he has been speaking to — president putin? he has been speaking to workers - president putin?t putin? he has been speaking to workers at a - president putin? he has been l speaking to workers at a factory president putin? he has been - speaking to workers at a factory and unsurprisingly he wasn't asked about this. you don't volunteer any comments about it, that is how he handles this kind of news. he might say something in the future but that is frankly unlikely. his spokesman will be asked about this tomorrow or next week rather at his regular daily briefings with the media. i wouldn't expect him to be completely frank and honest about alexei navalny�*s death given the fact that he had been a thorn in the kremlin's side for so long. we heard... we heard from _ side for so long. we heard... we heard from his wife earlier and she said before she spoke that she had met with us secretary of state antony blinken i think we're going be able to play you some of that speech that she gave. she had a standing ovation. we are going to play back some of what she had to say. iam sure i am

, for talking dogs, relatively speaking, yes, if if there are any.erica is still a great country , no matter what we throw at you, although our enemy, but nevertheless, yes, i think that in any case it will be very cool, although of course, this, this opportunity to cut, cut, rearrange, rearrange, it exists, and of course, probably now our, our enemies, so to speak, which is why they are in such a panic, will try to achieve this, but it seems to me that carlos will not be able to take an interview and not show it, if he took it, of course i didn’t... a message from trump, listen, there are 150, 150 thousand opportunities to convey this message, then it seems to me that trump doesn’t have any message, that’s basically all his messages, how can you listen there his speeches, so to speak, and all his messages, he has one thing today, another tomorrow. although of course, although of course, so to speak, shukher is observed there, yes, in fact, the situation is becoming more and more tense, in this sense, by the way, more and more radicalized, i recently

pink floyd, this is such a stripped-down dostoevsky, yes, yes, very fragmented, so they tried, so to speak, to dig into such philistinism, and so, in fact, they achieved a certain effect, of course, dostoevsky is broader a million times, i really liked the statement, i forgot his name, this is the actor who got five or six amy, it's like in the tv series. such an oscar, so he came to orthodoxy, he says: i discovered dostoevsky for myself, i you often have to play scary people , some kind of scoundrels, so i suddenly realized that dostoevsky wrote about terrible things from a position of light, uh-huh, this is very difficult, this is very difficult, and this is a huge strength for rock music - this is simply a colossal field of activity, but do you agree that everything is still ahead at the russian horn? theoretically this is possible, but the way events are developing diplomatically reacted, no, well, i ’m just watching how music develops, yeah, modern, it’s quite possible, that at some level this will acquire a slightly completely different breakthrough, another turn will occur, and this

russian, they speak ukrainian, although of course our village is small, they speak russian at home , have the right to speak russian, you just don’t have the right , i say, why, if my mother taught me this language, but they tell me, it doesn’t matter to your mother, just do what they tell you, in college it’s the same thing, at first we staged plays in russian, then we were forbidden to do them . school years passed after 2014 until the return of the zaporozhye region to russia they knew our country from the stories of ukrainian propaganda, now this gap is beginning to be filled, for example, in the summer someone went to student detachments to work as conductors on trains, firstly, at first it caused them a little shock, in reality it was a cultural shock, how huge the country is , our first students. students of the azov pedagogical university, like students of other universities in new regions, travel around the country, of course, not only for summer part-time jobs, but to various events, and just on excursions. from those who have been to the mainland, of course, is changing ,

sorts of things, i can’t help but say about trump and everything that is connected with this, so to speakwonderful person, but for some reason we forget that under him , completely insane people were introduced, no, well, of course biden, this biden here is the collective biden, he of course crossed this line in terms of numbers, he defeated trump, in terms of the number of sanctions imposed against us. but firstly, after all, the first lethal weapons went to ukraine under trump, there was one problem there, there was a difference from the point of view of relations, well, or rather there was one and a half problems, yes, that means there is a difference in attitude towards russia and the situation in ukraine between biden and trump, the first was the difference on who to bet on in the war through ukraine against russia and western allies. i didn’t know, but joseph rainet biden, excuse the rude russian word, junior, he clearly knew who he was dealing with. ukraine is synonymous with corruption, so to help ukraine, and so that they don’t steal a little bit into their own pockets, well, thi

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[speaking foreign language] >> i'm going to speak -- he's going to speak in japanese and i'm from newre where trump won his first primary. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i recently wrote a book in japan called the return of trump. [applause] >> thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> thanks to this movement, this book did very well. it was number one in u.s. politics on amazon in japan. [applause] >> thank you. [speaking foreign language] >> what i think this means is that a lot of japanese people want to know the truth about trump, unbiased truth and want to know what conservative ideas have to offer them. >> [speaking foreign language] >> a lot of people come to me and they look into the legacy media and they think that trump wins reelection, america will fall, the world will go into chaos. >> [speaking foreign language] >> when people come to me and asked, what if trump? it's not what if, he will win in the u.s. in the world and japan will be better off. [applause] >> thank you. [speaking foreign language] >> right now, i brought a our conservative friends from japan here t

, roughly speaking, there is enough money for the war, for now, at least, and the russian budget... for 24th year, it is completed in such a way that in the first half of the year, as much money as possible is thrown into this furnace of war, and they are doing it, and therefore emphasizes it once again the relevance of strikes by the defense forces of ukraine on strategic russian enterprises, in this case i mean not only the enterprise of the fuel and energy complex. now for the sanctions? well, yes, they work, you can't say that they don't work. because the trade between russia and the european union and the g7 countries has, in principle, collapsed, but on the other hand , the sanctions do not work as they should work, that is, they do not stop russian aggression, and the purpose of the sanctions was precisely to force russia refuse, or more precisely, not to refuse, but to make impossible the functioning of this ... engine of aggression, that is, this inflow of these cash flows that allow you to feed the war budget, but in this sense, sanctions do not work, moreover, we see that if

i didn’t even know how to take them into their hands, so to speak, they helped, so to speak, who, since age of fourteen, were already in this sphere, so to speak, is at war, uh, they told at least the basics of what it is, that the first direction we had, so to speak, was some kind of village, then we, as it were, hello, mariupol, went through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupol , reached the plant when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign plyta, received the first wound. it was hard mentally and morally and it’s still a little difficult to remember, so to speak, and under what circumstances did you get hurt? we had to move again with one at another point, we gained a foothold, then we were covered by the eighties and, as it were, the leg of the wound was tangent. after the hospital, dmitry returned to duty, participated in the battles for lisichansk, and after that his units were transferred. a couple of times, so to speak , they tried to dismantle the tank, when we were already here near avdievka, just sitting in the house, so to speak, and we have minu

biden, as eyewitnesses say, and netanyahu speaks obscenely.are emotions of practical steps to stop the israeli leadership of the united states, and no one is taking them. during the recent near. in respected egyptian diplomats and scientists in moscow, we spoke with one of the most international experts, nabil fahme. tragedy the current war between israel and palestine is not only because thousands of innocent people have been killed. even worse, the cataclysm will not put an end to the endless conflict. having gone through numerous victims of destruction, we will again find ourselves at that point. which existed before the october events, today’s crisis is not a turning point, or am i wrong? i believe that the current exacerbation is a turning point, but from bad to worse, unless a miracle happens. the moderate state, including egypt, wants peaceful coexistence palestinians and israelis, but there is little hope. the idea that there are international legal norms that everyone must follow will finally cease to be supported if. i don’t want to

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well, remembering, so to speak, trump’s rhetoric , which, by the way, i read recently, back in 1987,stent in his attitude towards nato . and what bolton writes there, that trump in general in the eighteenth year, so to speak, before the summit in brussels, i asked him if they would make a little splash for me now and announce that the united states was leaving nato right there at the summit in brussels, and that bolton wrote that i persuaded him to come close to the red line, but not to cross it. trump listened, it’s a pity, that’s probably all. it’s a pity, but nevertheless, the europeans are very worried , they do not rule out that trump might, so to speak, arrange something, so to speak , as he says, reformat nato, hence the european plans and his army, but recently scholz, it turns out, has decided to create their own air defense system, 21 countries have expressed a desire to create a european air defense system. this must be taken into account that since the sixty-second year in europe, within the framework of nato , there has been an integrated air defense system pro, it consi

, the unforgettable polina veordo, who, knowing that tolstov and turgenev were not very, so to speak,to give the ring, but to give it to the museum, well, that’s also good, not everything she left in the museum, but in any case. so to speak, turgenev’s will was violated, that’s what it turns out that when a non-russian person tries to understand the russian soul, as a result the ring took revenge, it disappeared, because it was left without the hand of the next one called fat, well, a genius or a talented person in the opinion of lev nikolaevich. you are watching the podcast precious stories and we are... ekaterina varkan, well, after all , pushkin is still here in crimea, with vorontsova, and is awaiting his deportation from her husband, the governor general. yes, but the governor general and ilizavetsova herself, they were not in crimea, they were in odessa, although the position was governor-general of novorossiya, and that’s all. by the way, here are two poems, talisman, remember, one begins where the sea always splashes on the deserted rocks, where the moon lazily shines in the l

we still have an absolutely, in my opinion, simply phenomenal example of this romantic, so to speak,ch, and now we will not name the lady’s last name, although in principle it is readable, so to speak , well, not to cause big scientific discussions, here, but looked. i absolutely can’t believe my eyes when i open love lyrics from just that time, twenty -fourth or twenty-fifth year, poems dedicated to this woman, without trying to write that these poems are dedicated to her, i’m just a small piece, which means i’ll read it, i can’t, with my dangerous kindness, the magical sweetness of my speech, you reminded my soul of a distant land, a beautiful land, and also, i’m carried away by my fate, i myself am running to destruction, i’m afraid to meet you, but not to meet. so to speak, get to russia in st. petersburg, konstantin pavlovich resisted very strongly and even suggested that he go hunting and go to germany, but this too, by the way, to lunin’s honor, said that no, he was hunting... he went and returned, ended up in st. petersburg, so he was imprisoned in vybsk castle, and here ther

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come out of there nato, this is all nonsense, because the exit from nato will deprive america, so to speak huge chunk of power. i think that he will not do this, to be honest, another question is under what conditions he will continue these things, but there is even another situation here, to be honest, i am not sure that even if biden or the democratic candidate remains in power, the situation will not change, i’m not sure of this, i’m not sure that, for example, let’s say, even if there is some kind of democratic candidate there, so to speak, he will not try to reconsider the situation in ukraine, because if nothing will not change in the direction of ukrainian success, but in my opinion nothing will change. in my opinion, by the way, again, you can agree, you can not, but vladimir putin in his last interviews directly said several times, we are ready for negotiations, politics is the art of compromise, the last time he said, regarding what it means, well, that biden suits us, we can, of course, assume that he trolled biden and even somewhere indirectly played along with trump. but hones

they're just there speaking. they're arrested under an ordinance that basically a disturbing the peace ordinance. but they argue, look, there are other people out there on the street making as much or more than we are, for example, the salvation army. this was another organization very different from the iww that was also out there on the street a lot, trying to connect with poor people or workers. the salvation army was out there to convert people to christianity or, convert them to, you know, their version of christianity or otherwise and try to urge to become more moral people and more christian people. and the salvation army made use of things like music and, they were shouting at other people out there as well. and that's happening in downtown missoula at the same time. so they say, why aren't you why aren't you arresting salvation army people? the judge his name is judge small says this is irrelevant. irrelevant. and he convicts them orders them to go to jail for 15 days and orders them to pay a fine. but h

in weapons , ukraine has more progressive tactics, ukraine has more professionally trained, so to speak, trained personnel. therefore the russian armed forces should catch there there’s nothing, you know, when you read this and then look at what’s happening on the line of combat contact, of course it’s a little surprising how it’s possible so openly, or in the expectation that the german public knows nothing at all, although the same this war correspondent, röbki , is well-known; he speaks quite objectively. the state of affairs, well, also, of course, with notes of a certain hysteria, that it was time to deliver what was promised and even what was not promised, but nevertheless, these assessments of syrsky and the german correspondents, they they vary very well in tone in terms of the perspectives they paint, no matter what. on the other hand, i believe that there are great ambiguities in western military assistance to ukraine, that there are significant delays, that we can already say for sure that there will be a significant delay in american assistance, because even with the optimal

i can't speak for the american people, but i can speak for the president: the president works tirelessly challenges we face in the middle east. and he really looks more and more similar. on some - a character from the matrix, yes, such a mr. smith, the feeling that he thinks so, there is a tr, then a hop, some kind of program, there was a completely crazy answer that has nothing to do with the question, that is, it turns out that this cretin for the american people say no maybe, but for the president, maybe , but someone authorized him to speak for the president, just a little, he is not there, no, the fact is that the security adviser has such a right, if he speaks for the president, the president gives him. this is such a feature, but the american people as a whole have really stopped buying president biden, but now i’m looking at the election results, excuse the rude russian word in south carolina, so, i don’t know that there will be a democratic primacy in northern carolina, but in suits the southern queen the discussion, whether biden scored 96% or 97, is so very informative. what s

reality, people there live well in such an information bubble, so to speak, another thing is that...le, it somehow he is becoming further and further removed from reality, so again i don’t know who wrote this to him speech, so to speak, but if i were a conspiracy theorist, i would assume that it was written by donald trump or tucker carlson or someone from their ranks, because this is indeed a very powerful shot, but through the leg of the us democratic party, what did the american president talk about, he talked about ukraine, he talked about israel, he talked about taiwan, about anything but... about america, american voters, now the election campaign is going on in the usa for a minute, and how would we be so to speak, were not skeptical about american democracy, but this this is a rare case when the american political class is forced to at least say something, at least somehow, with ordinary americans, and here we see, so to speak, that what the current american president was talking about is not like... does not correspond to the needs, interests, concerns, finally, of ordinary

students are speaking up. i have articles near the sixth graders, seventh graders who want to, you know, read books. there is a book that called ambitious girl, this nine year old girl is saying, why, why? why are they censoring this book of students speaking up about so many things so i'm just feeling i feel that parents should be involved with their students and respecting the students and let them have some say also about what's important to them to learn about and to talk about. you talked about the issue of age appropriate. that was a big part of this law trying to define what age appropriate means. governor kim reynolds, in in a press release about senate 5496, this is part of what she said. she said there should be no question that books containing sexually explicit content as clearly defined in the iowa law do not belong in a school library for children. the fact that we're even arguing these issues is ridiculous. the real debate, she said, should be about why society is so intent on over sexualizing o

we are satisfied because _ speaking outside the court.t. we are satisfied because in the _ speaking outside the court. we are satisfied because in the end - speaking outside the court. we are satisfied because in the end it i speaking outside the court. we are satisfied because in the end it is i speaking outside the court. we are satisfied because in the end it is a | satisfied because in the end it is a sentence that recognises the truth of the victim and her suffering. so we are happy and satisfied in the sense for her and for all women. now, we will have to see if the severity of the sentence corresponds to the gravity of what happened. well, with more on the reaction out of spain, here's football broadcaster semra hunter on why this ruling is such a big deal. he also brought a sense ofjovial nests to the game always smiling and happy and i think people were attracted to that beyond what he brought from a football point of view. so for a lot of people this really does feel like a crash post the fall of one of their idols someone on th

not long ago i spoke to your father, as i am speaking to you now, and you know that he always carriesim for the victory, for the glorious future of the empire, empire, which you, the law, will rule. heir, don’t worry your majesty , you won’t have long to endure, soon your father will enter st. petersburg and return the throne to you, what should i do, believe and wait for your majesty, i will wait for him. there is a big game on the air; russian troops are successfully advancing in ukraine. i won’t call this an offensive operation, it’s still an active defense with such a not very fast, but confident advance, although some elements, in particular avdievka, are already such an element of a truly offensive operation, because that in general in ukraine, yesterday the minister of defense quite correctly said that avdeevka will be studied by future operations. in our academies, in military schools, in general now in ukraine, new fundamentals of combined arms combat, planning operations, conducting strategic defensive operations are being written, new methods of conducting an offensive oper

we'll speak to you again as i said, the united states and russia and ukraine expected to speak. so you will be following those for us. thank you. are you an agency for palestinian refugees? owner ross says it has reached a breaking point. this is the same time the israel is stepping up. it's demand to dismantle the agency. 16 countries including the u. s. u k and germany have suspended funding. i don't watch the phillip plaza really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threat to lead anchor reports drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stall vacation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding displaced, palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready stopping. then i had, let me have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old. old roads lead to death if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman? we will starve to death. northern ga

earlier i - was speaking to the co-director of was speaking to the co—director of the youth justice wasuthjustice legal centre and she was saying that this is not the right decision and it is against the human right of a child. i can right decision and it is against the human right of a child.— human right of a child. i can see the argument. _ human right of a child. i can see the argument. it _ human right of a child. i can see the argument. it is _ human right of a child. i can see the argument. it is often - human right of a child. i can see the argument. it is often said i human right of a child. i can see the argument. it is often said it| human right of a child. i can see l the argument. it is often said it is a punishment to the child when it is not supposed to be one. yes, they could be very vulnerable in sight. they could see reoffending rates of young people in general, notjust related to these crimes, compared to adults, is greater. there are arguments to say it is a deterrent but there are also plausible arguments to say it would not work. another thought is that as a punish

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lobbying is possible for some people , so to speak. he doesn't want to think for a while, he wants babylon , what did the local people want from you, not that these demands don't follow you, i say this is his way. let it be pursued . let it be pursued in its own way. i said that you should pursue local interests out of the so-called national interests. you did not have a close acquaintance with mr. natiq. no , you did not. how was his management? in contrast to the atmosphere of the 6th parliament, compared to mr. karroubi, which of them is the best chairman, that is, there is a debate, mr. the 5th majlis had a submissive attitude towards mr. natiq, that is, because this was the attitude, naturally , management is easier, unlike the 6th majlis, which was not like this, so now the 7th majlis was more efficient. in the sixth parliament, i feel that the representatives in the sixth parliament are much more serious than in the seventh parliament. in the seventh parliament, there are more local representatives . in what way does this mean t

we need, so to speak, a situation that is related to what happened between the united states and thes, where it says that kissenger achieved something very important for the united states, he achieved time, that is , the united states after the end of the vietnam war was greatly weakened, it was completely unprepared, not morally. not from all other points of view to a serious conflict, so kissinger started this détente, started relations with the soviet union, which turned out to be extremely effective, despite how they write about the victims, they say angola, cambodia, vietnam and so on, that it’s as if they were forced to give it to us, but the main thing they achieved time and , so to speak, subsequent success, so to speak, translated into russian, we can always win the war, but we lose the world, so for them these détente are the place of politics for a long war with china, so to speak, to switch to, so to speak, détente in relations with china the goal which is, firstly, is to strengthen the american presence, since the second most important thing is he says to break up the ru

speaking of the amount we would need to balance our budget, right? well, in general, or in general it will be possible to use foreign tranches in order to, for example, repay social benefits? well, let 's talk numbers. last year, we attracted approximately $43 billion in international financial aid in various formats. 27% of this money is the money we received in the game. form, it is a lot in principle, that is, money that must be accounted for, but which does not need to be returned. as for the current needs of ukraine, they are estimated today at about 37-38 billion dollars, and as far as i understand, we have certain obligations, we have obligations from of the international monetary fund, we receive this money from the second donors, for the second month in a row, the largest is japan, which very actively helps us in terms of financing our budgetary... budgetary problems, as for the money of the united states of america, there are two situations here, that money , which were talked about today, and before our meeting with you, this is money that

can the us president afford to speak out openly anti-israel?relations with the south african republic, since the south african republic, it betrayed israel and extended its hand to hamas, moreover, the americans are now saying that south africa should be subject to economic sanctions for this, right? i remember growing up in south africa, from the steps that israel is taking in relation to bopor, you all paid attention, everything is being done to discredit this organization and this organization did not exist, because there will be no bopor, there will be no such thing as palestinian refugees, and palestinian, this organization was really involved, no, but now it’s already there is looking into it, if there may be any, there were separate facts, no one can prove it, but there are several employees there, in my opinion, you are no longer there, but a thousand work there. and at the same time , 130 beauport employees died while helping the palestinians, the scales are different, you have to judge this too. of course, but i just mean that the eur

we would like to speak. >> can we speak on the other nominees? >> or is your plan to end all debate today? you have an answer? are you going to rely on somebody whispering in your ear? what is your plan? >> no. no we are not. okay. listen, here's the deal. we worked seven weeks to try to solution the asylum problems. we boycotted the committee. >> mr. chairman, i don't know if he left us any alternative but to deny the committee a quorum. >> mr. cotton? >> i think that is something --. >> mr. cotton says the chairman history reducing --. you can mark that down as my vote. >> everybody over there not willing to look at me or look at nick needs to think about it as well. >> mr. kennedy wants to speak as well. mr. kennedy needs to speak too. >> i'm waiting to be heard on the nominee. i have requested several times to be heard on the nominee. >> i guess senator durbin is not going to let women speak either. >> of the ayes are 11. >> nominee to the u.s. district court for the --. >> who has not been allowed to speak on that nominee quick you just dest

their entire pseudo-history is based on this, and it seems to them that this is a good way, yes, so to speak, to deceive everyone, to build a nation on this, to build on this state, yes, you can say, you know, technologists like to say, you know, every nation is based on its own mythology, mythology , mythology is different, if your mythology does not fight with facts at all, if it is absolutely absurd, if it is internally conflicting, yes so to speak, and it only leads to self-destruction, it will destroy you, because instead of those simple three points that i said, what did they do? in the field of geopolitics of security, they decided that they would be a springboard for putting pressure on russia, from the point of view of the economy, so to speak, they decided that they would deceive russia, steal, and there they would create projects that would harm russia, from the point of view domestic policy, they quickly divided it into right and wrong ukrainians, while they chose as their heroes absolutely... nobodies, absolute nobodies, psychopaths, sadists, losers, and so on and so forth, and

well, okay, after all, eton college, so to speak, is clear, yes, later, so to speak, oxford, well, aboute who passed through eton college, through oxford, this whole group, they all then went to mainly in the torah, in the conservative party , the so-called conservative party of great britain, by the way, there is a wonderful photograph where they are all, so to speak, standing in one place, and johnson there, so to speak, even then he had such a hairstyle, these are all people, so to speak, who long ago thought of themselves, of course , not as british, but as part of a large anglo-saxon... family, so they always talked about the same thing, that they are children, they are the product of a great rapprochement, which, actually began, everyone believes that after the first world war, this is not entirely true, it began after 1938, when the americans outplayed the british empire on economic grounds, a free trade agreement was concluded, the pound ceased to be the only currency of international settlements, so to speak, the dollar finally found its way, so to speak. , their place in the su

speaking of, of, of thousands of been killed simply as civilian casualties when you speak of ukrainians. you advertise, you showing motion when we speak about a policy needs this callous. it's cold on that as to this type of environment and fuels. this type of rhetoric. and so, yes, it happened under president donald trump, but we're seeing it also happen under current president by to your state of michigan is a battle ground state. and it's a state that help president biden win the election in 2020, in a pretty tight campaign against donald trump. uh at that time, bite and support among arab americans was at 59 percent. but a recent survey show, the president losing that support largely in light of his pro. israel stands the numbers of the window. they're down to 17 percent approximately. uh, the administration of course is trying to court that most of them vote in the air vote by in the run up to 2024. he seems to be trying to mend relationships. is it possible or is it too little too late? or, you know, i firmly believe that it's always the right time to do the right thing. and in th

officer to ask for resignation and live , so to speak, as ordinary people, and somewhere they were not allowed to curry favor for some strange reasons, but there he met mikhailomovich lermantov, became very friendly with him, this is surprising for lermontov, because he was very complex a man of character, he didn’t get along very well with the decembrists, so to speak, but here suddenly such an extraordinary friendship and love was born, they went there, walked, read poetry. there are rings of the balkonskys, and of sergei grigorievich and maria nikolaevna, the former raevskaya, these rings, it’s interesting, this is her fate, she didn’t get married out of some, so to speak, high sensual impulses, she went to siberia, leaving a small child, yes, he died soon after all, exactly... we have one such ladies’ ring, we’ll show you, it’s stunningly beautiful, so i would get one for myself, well, bypassing siberia, of course, because it’s two diamonds, a ruby, this is the kind of fashionable ladies’ jewelry that might have been worn in siberia, or maybe they were already sent, so to speak, to

but haunted by memories of what they had left behind. >> [speaking another language] >> [speaking anotherguage] reporter: six months after we filmed this interview, maria died in exile. there aid far from her husband -- buried far from her husband and mariupol, the city she loved. the war's sadness is everywhere now. in lviv recently, the funeral of one of 380,000 ukrainian soldiers killed or wounded. as we filmed, a veteran erected in rage. -- erupted in rage. death to the enemy, he shouts. then a and -- an end to the dying, the exile, seems very far away. sumi: we are still following that breaking news out of kansas city, missouri, where people -- where police say one person is dead and as many as 15 others injured in a shooting moments after a super bowl victory parade for the kansas city chiefs. police have said two people are in custody, but they don't know what led to the shooting. the white house has offered federal assistance. these are pictures from kansas city. go to our website, bbc.com/news, we have the latest developments in information updating for you there. you can check w

to organize this and report to the president how things stand in this and listen to him, his, so to speakinion in this sense, so, it seems to me, well then i will allow myself a generally impudent thought, here then it is necessary come not from the means of distribution, but from narratives, yes, then here the question is about the creation of meanings, and how these meanings are distributed is the tenth matter. that is, here we need to talk about the creation of such a ministry of meaning, i don’t know about you, but i’m absolutely sure that there are people in the democratic free world who simply say, we need to do this, this and this, so we’ll have something called this . a little bit left, i’m scared, zhenya, usually ghosts don’t do this, only in very extreme cases, in what cases? anna is a medium from february 19 on rtr. there are places that fascinate because they are part of cultural code, because they contain power, beauty and history. conquer, the squad is ready, explore, nature, mother, dear, simply incredible beauty, you already understand what the vietnamese’s favorite means

well, let's explain to our tv viewers right away, so to speak, in simple language, retailers are those people who are engaged in the analysis and study of what is called the market, consumer goods and not only them. well , accordingly, the first question, in your opinion the situation at the border, on prices, is happening now. so the news has already arrived that the price has risen. gas for refueling cars, what about the rest of the range? look, it's true that retailers, they always study the market situation, analyze it, and we, as a profile association of retailers, have more than 100 retail companies in the association, of which more than 20 are ceil companies that deal with food, it's simple in words, it's great. and we are now observing a very bad situation, it is not critical yet, but it is very bad. the bad thing is that, firstly, it is growing in us the price of delivery of goods, and we have already recorded a price increase of 49%, this is only in the last month, well, this is not the worst, the worst is that there is no understanding of the delivery terms, and now, when th

everybody thinks that nothing now is speaking for us. he's not speaking for us. look around. we are here speaking for pete richard all the hostages regardless of the price. because this is the principle that gives us all together. then they can think about what to do with how much every day that the government is a willing to the country. it's bringing to the end of the, the, in the space these i need 3. there's been a little bit of current because they just want to keep the power and the and that's or they, they don't care to bill those to j if they the storage of the the, the, of dying the guys are. so they must go is look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. for my time, 5 minutes to talk to him should have what has been released on parole in bangkok, thompson was detained last august. soon enough that he returns to thailand from 15 easy. next up is return. coinciding with his party forming a government with military bodies, thousands of highways in china is northwest engine. john region have been shut down due to heavy snow for thousands of people have

, has so to speak, a common position with the west regarding the conflict in ukraine, yes, it is veryis comrade relies on whom, on the most radical islamic forces , you see, that is, there is a sort of pro-western figure, yes, who... seems to speak from these positions, receives support from the united states, while he relies largely on islamic parties and radical islamists, this is once again proves what i just want to say, that the americans here in indonesia are absolutely not concerned about radical islamists, who will be what political force, and the most important thing at the moment is to complicate the situation in indonesia, instead probov, who, while still the future minister of defense, met with nashovich shoigu, who... was up to 35 years old, after which the chairman of this court was subjected to severe criticism, so from the chairman of this court he turned into simply one of the members of this court, while it was his uncle, that’s also not bad, well, not bad, and what happened, what happened , but the decision on permission, speaking objectively , is somehow uneven, an

beginning to entangle aid to ukraine in this big package, where we thought it was the main, so to speak, obstacle the main thing will be the border itself, in fact it turned out that... you are absolutely ready to sacrifice ukraine, i mean, i'm sorry, the republicans sacrifice ukraine in the congress in order to allow the issue of israel to be resolved, because for them, helping israel is big, so to speak, a big problem, in view of the next election, for them, so to speak, if they. won't give aid to ukraine there, i don't think it will greatly affect the electoral prospects of their candidate, but if they are in favor of curbing aid to israel itself, i think it will greatly, so to speak, hurt their ambitions in the next election, so you see, it's a very complex interweaving, and still, i'm somewhere er... never says never, i hope that somehow it will somehow turn into some decent formula, but we'll see, you know, there is also the element that in the senate, in the senate , as they told us in the white house, well, the public, as they said, there is an agreement on voting on the package

still say, you can’t write poetry - in the darkness, poetry is joy, poetry is a gift from god, so to speakate, that’s when you write them, you are happy, and i am sure that pushkin was a happy man. and this despite all the troubles of his life, well , who knows, the same thing can be said about artists, the same can be said about composers, i recently read berberova’s book about tchaikovsky, it was very difficult, i didn’t think about life at all. that it is so difficult, i will not go into details , but his music is amazing, really , just remember the queen of spades, yes, wonderful, i sing to her, it would seem, the queen of spades, a gloomy plot, every period in life has its own charms , youth has some, maturity has others,... do they have some, some joys in old age? i’ll tell you the truth, old age is a hard time, i won’t lie, all sorts of troubles appear, illnesses, here and there, but now i’ll try to remember my poems, punishments. for a long life it is called old age, but fate tells the old man, you are punished, live, and live with admiration, excitement, hope and joy, who did not

, reported losses, maybe this is fraud, maybe this is fraud, but such explosive growth, so to speak,media in the west, so to speak, they understand a little more in this matter, information on over the past 30 years, this was the task of their mass media to make transgenders and gays out of normal men, to separate them from their families, to explain that working in a factory, serving in the army there, and so on and so forth is a mess. that’s when they are now brewing a really serious civil war in the united states, by the way, also of a new type, it will be so hybrid, cunning, this is not the civil war in russia in the early twenties. and here the big headlight helped, this, by the way, is unknown, maybe we will find out, after their civil war is over, the victorious country will be right, another thing, let’s talk about another matter right after the advertisement, what did you see, she’s dead, is it an accident or a murder, the premiere on rtr, you look great , has a crush on her, oleg has been in love with her for a long time, a shark, because she charmed you, i don’t mind, smar