because of the supreme court's decision, the state of new york is stamped, so to speak, to disobey the decision of the supreme court, the more there is a precedent for the state of texas. and, for example, if trump is nevertheless convicted in one of the cases, the state of florida, maybe, where he lives, is registered as a voter, may not extradite him, well, that’s it, and as it were, well, what if if the state of texas , the army of florida is breaking into new york territory, but hard, there is no common border, for this purpose, quite rightly, they are marching through george, who is that marching? now about collective biden and what in general is happening there. yes, of course, there were two media waves rising towards each other. first, biden is fine in general, what you say, you are traitors, is almost not true. the second ones, who say: no, guys, even the already open voices are heard that they say we need to change, we need to do something, we need to save. new names have appeared, finally those that i mentioned, and not all these michelle obamas, really reasonable governors

rhetoric from germany's far-right politicians. >> (speaking german): >> (speaking german): >> williamsu increased scrutiny on the anti-immigrant rhetoric of the afd, which by then was the third-biggest bloc in the german parliament. >> (speaking german): (applauding) >> williams: the afd officially condemned the hanau and halle attacks and rejected that the killers were motivated by their rhetoric. but the party was already on the radar of germany's domestic intelligence. >> (speaking german): >> williams: thomas haldenwang is director general of germany's national domestic intelligence. >> (speaking german): >> williams: three weeks after the hanau attack, his agency formally classified a radical faction of the afd known as the wing as a right-wing extremist threat to democracy. the wing was placed under government surveillance along with its leader, björn höcke, who was also head of the party in thuringia. the afd soon dissolved the wing, but eventually, the entire party in thuringia was classified as extremist. >> (speaking german): ♪ ♪ >> williams: bjorn höcke rarely speaks to the

and from laura debonis. ♪ ♪ >> (speaking ukrainian): (speaking russian): >> (speaking russian): >> narratornce the start of the war, thousands of ukrainian children have been taken and held in russian-controlled territor >> (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: this is the story of ukrainian families and investigators trying to track down missing children and collect evidence of alleged abductions. >> basically, they try to erase our identity as ukrainians. they try to impose their distorted version of history. we're still hoping to bring them back home. they are still our children. ♪ ♪ (swing squeaking) ♪ ♪ >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ (explosion roars) ♪ ♪ (explosion pounds) >> narrator: when russia began to bombard ukraine in the early days of the invasion, nadiya was no longer in mariupol. but most of her family were still in the city. >> (speaking russian): (glass clanking) >> narrator: nadiya's sister tried to escape with her children, husband, and parents. the streets of mariupol were increasingly dangerous. the russian troops were now advancing through the city. the family was crammed in

, the third world, yes, well, relatively speaking, the west, the soviet bloc, the soviet project, yesone, yes, in any case, so now in this situation, yes, we see how the world is turning into this, the west and the rest of the world, the west and the rest of the world, and now the question is, the west against the rest of the world, this is already real, because in fact the west does nothing but constantly teach, as if yes, punish with sanctions and so on and so on, the rest of the world is against the west - this is the near future, this is already happening little by little, so to speak, simply because the west is the first is unattractive from the point of view of that and this is what will happen; secondly , sergei alesanovich will tell you directly after a short pause. tomorrow at rtm. catch it, is the fish big or small? well, in general, i chose the right place. have you ever wondered why people count proteins, fats and carbohydrates? this is where my question begins. can tasty ones be useful? let's try. inflammation levels are reduced, more so. can the useful be pleasant, scien

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we are extremely returning to those friendly roots, so to speak, in our relations that existed beforeant thing is this. the most important thing is that india does not want to be an american vassal for, among other things, ideological reasons, for reasons of that same ethics, for reasons of how they see culture in this world. but between russia and india there are no such contradictions, so this is the rapprochement, it is technical, this period after the collapse of the soviet union, the decline relations of the russian federation with a large number of countries, it took place, but it was not there. there was no cultural antagonism in it, there was no contradiction in it, there was no rejection in it, now the fact is that this rejection is not there, it is beginning to be filled with new, so to speak, some events, and this rapprochement is happening, i am not an optimist here , well, i’m not trying to say that, you know, some kind of incredible means to bring optimism, but this is very interesting, look, the americans could not make india become a counterbalance to china, they did n

and appear to that audience of women and rainbow, so to speak, from words of a rainbow, so to speak,ich, so to speak, dreams of a traditional american prince, so to speak, and who closes this side, so there are still a lot of bright things waiting for us, bright balls in this company, but the essence the company, it seems to me, is that the democrats chose a candidate poorly, but their positions in domestic politics, domestic politics are the main thing, of course, in elections. united states of america in connection with the election race. now a little advertising and we will continue further. thank you loyalty program has been updated! every month, choose up to five top categories with cashback up to 10%. supermarkets, gas stations, cafes, restaurants, taxis and others, and even interest on everything, are more profitable with a subscription from berprime. what we bring from our travels with avito. cashback bonuses for your next trip. the avito journey will pass. booked with cashback, bonuses, we don’t know exactly what is behind your request: for training or to turn off the water,

, well , relatively speaking, there, well, that’s how it will be, so to speak, relatively speaking, wellhe talked to orban, we we say, we don’t know what orban told him, and we don’t know what orban said, but i think orban told him, so to speak, at least two things, first, orban told him that putin himself is actually ready for negotiations, but the west says that putin is not ready for negotiations, russia does not want negotiations, i think that orban told him that russia is not going to seize poland there, so to speak, hungary, germany and there france, italy , and the west says that... he wants to seize here and so on and so on, that is, i think that he just said some basic things, no, i don’t want to say that again, no one here ocharov , i’m much more interested in what orban said to putin, this is considering that with he met trump before, this is of course important, this is of course important, but we don’t know that, what i said, he didn’t tell putin, because putin already knows that, by the way, about china, i’m finishing alone of course, so to speak, the most unpleasant things

as for the sco and the sco, so to speak, and security.ans-caspian transport corridors through. not in our interests, this must also be obviously admitted, another question is that this was most likely inevitable, and one of the goals of the american operation in ukraine, in my personal opinion, was precisely to exclude russia from these corridors, as well as an attempt to build barriers for china in these transport corridors, they partially succeeded, the chinese are trying to bypass these things, so to speak, this, by the way, will at least sharpen the rhetoric about competition regarding the middle asia, here you also don’t have to tell yourself to deceive yourself, it is and it will be, another thing, another thing is that any kind of cooperation with... china in central asia somewhere else means a minus for the united states, whether you want it or not , but this is a minus of the usa, so to speak, yes, so to speak, yes, it will not be built like this there, but the situation, yes, i agree, it will certainly be difficult in this sense

so to speak, the united states will be directly involved, what will they do, who will decide on the use of i don’t know, nuclear weapons there, in the end, who will decide on the fed rate, in fact, what really janit helen or so to speak, who will make the decision there will actually be made by the board of directors of the federal reserve system, and about the sale, let’s say, of treasuries, and about new ones, let’s say regulators, i understand correctly that you finally agreed with us and believe in the theory of reptilians, no, no , that's the whole point, that these are not reptilians. of the current moment is precisely that the united states really were, so to speak, more or less the builders of modern economic and logistics. technological system, which is precisely this globalization, they now hold in their hands all these threads, and at the core of this system there is, well, like this khan, who does not make decisions at all, this means that this system is in danger, that's what you say, you want there to win, what we need in order to win, i understand perfectly well, i don’t

when you speak up with guns, you speak, you look along with like i'm, i'm actually, i'm speaking how to live is the monthly you're going to be like, know me. when i speak, i totally about going to tell me every time i speak, i truly among but done does maybe like so the thing is like pulling by follow up with the guns you say. so if you don't fix the language, but then maybe you will get a new, a traditional food. i'm on your follow up. it turns maybe you'll get in greens now, wanted to get chicken accepted. they wanted to get tips with they didn't know before. when you bring a group of the guns be like what your vet, my step smoking. you, you say it's the guns were contributing to the things you can do, but then the the same thing. so yeah. ok, i like that. all right, so you don't have to to stay traditional but also stay more than there was some views of the back there. yeah, let's come here. so coach wiley the days before. oh, mine was expected to go back home quote, for the husband to go the to. but this days there is a 6 to walk home and as to which walk that's been as to where

they speak again to just to speak to the ground. most of people you encompass because of gone to, but that's sort of traditional language. you're going to come with junk from kind of would cuz he's a good one with the co enjoy the thought or the only income. but i never looked out the country because i traditional indigenous language. how do you mind going with total speaking are totally uncomfortable. people seek you, i read a job. first of all, you're not indicated number 2. and because of that, and then to list and along with these english is now coming in, it was a friend does come in read because coming. so they're over saturday, ever seen you started said because i missions you must bust english to be see, to be seen on the bus. and so i am yeah, the feeding, sorry for that. you don't find a many. i told his income, but as we got toward, okay, alright, the, yes, the issue is people should emulate who the and be proud and be what the language a thought to decode to just like language is the issue of choice. no one has ever been

, and this explanation goes on, god does not have this, does not suffer from this, and generally speaking, there is a russian proverb , silence is golden, the word is silver, therefore in russian culture, in traditional, in ancient russian culture, socrates is... almost the saint justin the martyr said christians before christ before christ igor evgenevich, but for you here’s a personal question, well, i’ll start with that this is precisely pythagoras, who said that silence gold, socrates would be a completely impossible talker, well, in fact, socrates, first of all, is a figure, as they say now, super-promoted, he is the most famous, certainly the most famous, the most famous of all the ancient greeks, even people who have never talked about antiquity did not think about, do not have about... a historical socrates is possible, you say in your wonderful monograph that you are leaving this question out of brackets, since it, well, in a sense, cannot be resolved, if i remember correctly, and i recently looked through william guthrie, yes, the author of the most, as far as i understand, the

yes, yes, because they only know how to save the middle name, so to speak, james david vance, and haveell , 2033, a terrible war, a devastated world, president of the united states trump, dictator america, started this war and so... to say, you really need to just in case in this case, i kind of think that this is how to check where obama is, because if you, because if you are barack hussein obama, if you are tortured and held hostage, wink, that’s it or wave your ear, in fact , there was only indirect news from obama all week. all week from obama there were only indirect tortures, i don’t know, maybe the person seemed to have closed himself off, was offended by the party, i don’t know, but really, of course, he was bypassed on a crooked goat very much, this is just like very tough it was, on a crooked goat they passed him, his crooked goat passed him, well, both, they sat on a crooked goat and passed him, yes, but but the situation in general then comes down to what the current democratic party means, those who won in this so to speak, the week of palace squabbles within the clan is a

and in general, pushkin, so to speak, gives such a rebuke to this, that is, gogal’s article, and sayssenkovsky’s analyzes of all sorts of literary works, and everyone can envy about 500 subscribers, if we have one. the same amount, but gogol in general, as a journalist-critic , ended after that in general, in my opinion, as far as i remember, he somehow didn’t take on any more, and even, so to speak, in my opinion, in despair he went abroad, maybe maybe he didn’t leave in despair, he refused altogether, from a certain moment, when dead souls became his main creation, he got irritated when they asked him for something for the magazine, he said, no, no, no, here we are they said that he borrowed plots, yes, so to speak, there is a legend, that the auditor pushkin gave him a dead shower. and gogol very kindly talks about how he received dead souls, that in the author’s confession he wrote in plain text that dead souls were for him, and that pushkin persuaded him there, it means this and that, but pushkin in general does not quite agree here, so let’s say, he even has a phrase that when y

around the death of the tragic iryna farion, so to speak, is the main context in the public space, ate these, then, minors who set fire to cars, all these, all these satyuchs, the church issue, all these issues, they, so to speak, appeared in the ukrainian environment and are connected with the fact that some issues have not been resolved in our country , we ourselves did not resolve them among ourselves, even, even these burning cars, in the context in which, which on... there was a recent mobilization in that heath, so to speak, around these shopping center raids, er, such actions, well , actually these ee guys, maybe they didn’t realize that they were betraying the motherland and that, so to speak, they were working directly for the enemy, maybe there was some part in this for them their social positioning there in the ukrainian context. but the fact that the russians know how to find these weak points and have learned to use them is also an obvious fact, and in fact, it indicates a lot about the possibilities and the mechanisms that were used by the russian special services long b

london breed (clapping). >> thank you, senator wiener and unfortunately, not able to speak spanish so hopefully and, get his assistance this translating any comments that is great to be here with that coalition of people to help to introduce this legislation in sacramento and want to thank senator wiener for his leadership not just here announcing in legislation it is a lot of work and meetings across my policymakers in northern california and southern california and community stakeholders to get to - to this point to make sure that we're doing everything we can to protect our actual street veterans in san francisco because this is something that you know what about you but i'm used to experience growing up in san francisco we had the - growing in the man folks who worked to create their goods and also available to provide that support to community and so many of the various veterans joining us here do they have been part of community for many, many years. and sadly what we see in recent years is a change. where we know that there are challenges around those who are going into various

this is precisely what an impulse is for orban, or he acts, so to speak, as the tip of some, i don’t great force, and this is politics, just so to speak, we see the surface part, a small one, and there are very serious processes, or this just the impulse of a person who wants, at least as he understands it, to stop the war, as he says, it is clear that this is not just an impulse, although he of course puts personal emotions into his mission, but behind this mission there are influential people, and despite. and i understand correctly that at least hungary in europe, and maybe some other part of europe, believes and is preparing for the election of trump, so what’s happening, alexander davidovich? we must also remember that orban has been presiding over the eu for six months, despite the fact that the eu is fencing off in every possible way, everyone has already written 25 times, he is not from us, it is himself, himself, himself, 25, this is also one of the motives for his increased activity , naturally, and secondly, we know the last elections, by the way, in the european ones, whi

yes, i know like me, i can speak with on, you know, i to and i mean know, then you're going to can speak the language, but why i might be able to do all this because my father told to me from day one if he grits i do not need to annual and reapply him, i'm fine, you're going to get a smack when your head. so if you're speaking of this at the end, because really does a speaking of them that you should be with young people, the issue is actually with them. okay, so before, before we addressed the issue in totality, i just want to understand, you know, because not everybody lives in a cultural home. so what does that look like for you is that when you're having best days, is it when these marriages, when do you really feel this culture? cochise actually felt during traditional ceremonies that is doing in the cold weather, calling nicole among the the grandeur which i do should know marriage. so the only time i would know that a good me see exist properly is when there's a tradition tomorrow. and then these old does, would tell us to dress like tradition was under the option of dressing that

he, me, they speak again to speak to the ground. most of people you any complex because of going to, but that's what the traditional language is going to come with junk from kind of woods. uh cuz he's in room with the co enjoy the thought or the only income, but i never looked out the can't speak to the traditional indian that's along with, oh, do you mind going with total speaking a total income, but a deeper seek you. i read a job, 1st of all, you're not indicated number 2. and because of that and then newest and along with these english is now coming in, they will say your friend does come in already because coming. so they're all of a sudden ever seeing you started to become this ones, you must pass english to be see, to be seen on the bus. and so i am, yeah, the feeding, sorry for that. you don't find them in the i told his income, but as we got toward okay, alright, the window. yes. the issue is, people should emulate who the and be proud and be what the language a thought to decode to just like language is the issue of choice

there, for the most part, trump is still there is in the lead, but these are gaps there, roughly speaking1.5%, that is, these are gaps that can be overcome, while 47 million americans watched the debates, now they say, well, like, this is not enough, we have , like, 250 million voters there, only 47 million watched, but if you look at the turnout, the last elections had a 156 million turnout, well, that is, every third voter watched the debate, plus, well , that is, less than super. in any case, but those who didn’t watch it, they at least watched a lot for the political event, yes, but those cuts, of course, cuts, they’re just those the footage that we watched - at the beginning, and from the point of view of what influenced what, the bookmakers' odds changed , experts' assessment, that is, now expert estimates are 54% for trump's victory, 20 for biden's victory, but the most interesting thing is when.. people bet their money, by the way, in 2016, despite the fact that all sociologists predicted hillary clinton’s victory, there were more bets on trump’s victory, and so now the odds that

so if you're speaking of this at the end, because certainly does a speaking of them that you should be with young people, the issue is actually with them. okay, well, your fault before we address the issue and to tell you to, i just want to understand, you know, because not everybody lives in a cultural home. so what does that look like for you? is that when you are having birthdays, is it when these marriages, when do you really feel this culture? cochise actually felt during traditional ceremonies that is doing in the corner where they're calling nicole among the veranda, which i do send them average. so the only time i would know that a good me see exist properly is when there's a tradition tomorrow. and then these old, those who tell us to dress like in physician was and that they'll actually trusting that tradition where now that means that we are only shown and we are meant to believe that culture should only be to be portrayed during traditional ceremonies, right? if you come dressed in your skin, you punch, i will actually send you over, but you can not tell me to come for a gr

she can speak for herself.is team has said the medical team has said it is not warranted in this case. we have put forward a thorough, transparent annual report. so they have said that is not warranted. it is not necessary. again, we understand. we understand. we are not taking away from what you all saw and what the american people also. we understand. it was a bad night. it is not uncommon for incumbent s to have a bad night on their first debate. and we are going to continue to do the work that we have been doing for the american people. i think the president's record certainly speaks for itself. reporter: you just reminded us president biden had a cold on thursday. what medications was he taking in the days or hours leading up to the debate? sec. jean-pierre: i know that question has committed a couple of times. he was not taking any medications? reporter: when he have taken any medications that interfered? sec. jean-pierre: he was not taking any cold medication. i asked the doctor, and that is what he stat

we were speaking -- feltman. we were speaking before the festivities began here about the prospects for significant action in lebanon. the israelis seem to be signaling that quite heavily right now, particularly as they downshift in gaza that, they will have more capabilities to apply to dealing with the threat posed by hezbollah that's forced at least 55,000 israelis out of their homes in the north. how imminent do you rate that threat and what is it that the united states is doing to try to >> we are going to leave this to take you live to a briefing at the white house with karine jean-pierre here on c-span. >> i want to begin by sharing that the biden-harris administration is announcing a significant new security assistance package for ukraine. as the u.s. continues to support ukraine's defense against russia's invasion. this announcement is the seventh security assistance package president biden has authorized to help ukraine since he signed the national security supplemental in april. it includes missiles fo

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uh so he was speaking to the crowd. uh and all of a sudden they were shots. donald trump punched his ear and then dr. down and then uh, after the shots stopped ringing out. uh, we saw secret service uh, you know, grab the president and squared him off the stage as he was being escorted off the stage and shot his supporters. a fist salut which is in traditional active defiance, was associated with the black power movement in the united states. it's become kind of a, a cultural icon done by rock stars and others. there's a long, complicated history with politics going back to the 1800s, but he shot a defiant fist salute out to which is the porters responded, shooting back a fist salut. there was blood on trump space, apparently coming from an injury on his ear. at this point appears, it's pretty clear that a bullet grazed donald trump's ear, or at least struck in the, in the year to some degree, causing that blood to come from donald trump's that you're creating that injury. he was a score it off the stage and this is a m

that will be speaking tonight? guest: from a wisconsin perspective, yesterday we heard from senator ron johnson, a big supporter of former president trump. later this week -- it is hard to say when because the evening program has not been announced but we do know at some point we will be hearing from republican senate candidate eric h ubty. he received an endorsement from president trump during his campaign rally in green bay early this election season. those two are closely aligned on campaign values. it's anticipated that he will speak in favor of a trump reelection. those two are pretty closely aligned. host: erin, you can read her reporting at captimes.com. >> the house will be in order. >> each year, c-span celebrates covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where policies are debated and decided, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. >> day two

we continue to work live, it’s time to remember, so to speak, and to realize, to understand, so to speakly, well, look, as for the world, it should be noted that all the time, so to speak, the year 2022 begins as a starting point, i don’t even want to talk about the bombing of yugoslavia there for the ninth year without sanctions. it turns out, we are all, it turns out, we are all hypocrites, well done, you got out of it, you know, we partially agree with you here, friends, but that means that this is the reporting point, it’s the twenty-second year, look at all this, that means how they began, so to speak, preparation, or i don’t know, just a feeling of revenge, when people had before the twenty-second year, the twentieth to be precise, there is a certain historian from finland, his name is, look what it’s like... discussed antilines in 2020 year. historian. please. antiline, studying the topic of the finnish military administration of occupied eastern karelia, is struck by russian statements about the brutal treatment of finns against russians during the war years. they want to turn th

and at that point they had to be on the floor speaking, correct? yes. yeah, i think there is one case for senator like held one foot on the floor and didn't his foot was the outside the floor under the name it a discussion about whether that was proper or not. but you physically had to be on the floor to filibuster and speak. so mr. bomb boy, you mentioned that this goes back to the colonial era at least dilatory tactics. go back to the colonial era. how are they used in the 1780s 1790s? well, there was something called that the previous question which was a motion that anybody could raise in a deliberative body to stop a speech and various colonies and even you know states had versions of the of the previous question in their parliamentary rules. another thing that was kind of odd. was that cool that the disappearing quorum and there's a famous case in 18 in the process of ratifying the constitution 1787 september the documents approved it goes to pennsylvania to be the second state to approve the constitution and they had a two-thirds quorum roll and

and what was, so to speak, what is called the complex of the sayings of socrates, we will find in thisin any other thinker. well, especially since, as you know, socrates did not write philosophical texts, yes, they usually say, he did not write anything, not quite so, yes, some texts, but not of a philosophical nature. well, at least it's very interesting anyway, maybe. let's get back to this, you know what the first question is, for you personally, even if we abstract ourselves from purely professional pursuits as much as possible, first of all, socrates is who, alexey pavlovich, meme, generally speaking, because that there is not only socrates, the ancient greek, but there is also the moscow socrates, nikolai fedorov, and the georgian socrates, mirab mamadashvili, that is, socrates was usually called a person who... prefers oral culture to written culture, who remained in culture as a storyteller, as an interlocutor, and not as the author of a multi-volume collection of works, and here, again, if we turn to one ancient russian text, here is gelyan mikhailovich prokhorov published, ye

the agenda in the middle east, but we have all the specialists who and there are specialists but speakingit is clear that the middle east is like the fuse of a grenade, and what happens there, even if in a very relatively small volume, well, the fuse is relative. they know how to think, i want to use it, we are looking for a needle, but we don’t notice a hundred, we are talking about a tragedy, how can you not understand it, i discovered your talent, i will close it, you will deliver pizza from me again, you will, whatever you want so that we do all the work here for you, it’s time to develop, pasha, approach things more carefully, i’m in germany, we return to the wards, it’s a pity, it turned out very smoothly. time has died down, detective syndrome, today is after the program, the fact is that i don’t choose the songs myself, it’s a collective decision, it’s raining. inside this modest it specialist, fierce mathematician, i left early in the morning, when you were still sleeping, all these gorgeous dance moves of yours, this is love, it was just something with something, the most human

i cannot speak to outreach. it is not something i've spoken to the office of legislative affairs about. want to take that? >> it might be doggett. >> just brought me up in the briefing room, something to say. i would also note, i don't have any additional calls to read out or lay out. one of the reasons i mentioned it at the top, i know some of you were trying to confirm, wanted to make sure that we got to you on that. as you know, he will meet with democratic governors, as i stated at the top. he will continue to do engagement. again, some of these leaders, he could not have delivered on this record of accomplishment that he has been able to get done without them. i will leave it there for now. >> the question we are all asking in different ways, has the president, as the white house, have you missed the boat in terms of responding quickly enough? i spoke to someone who said it was too little too late. >> responding quickly enough -- >> reassuring donors, other people that he can keep running. >> as it relates

, speaking to tories privately, speaking to tories privately, speaking to people who are standing for minister, who knows what's going on. can't predict for sure what's going to happen tomorrow. it's down to voters. but speaking to people in the tory campaign, seeing how the mood has changed, they're not optimistic at all.— not optimistic at all. nick, quite a few really big _ not optimistic at all. nick, quite a few really big names _ not optimistic at all. nick, quite a few really big names in _ not optimistic at all. nick, quite a few really big names in politics i few really big names in politics from all parties have decided not to stand, some because they've been in parliament a very long time. but we potentially could see some other big names no longer in the house of commons after tomorrow. that house is going to look very different. it is, and you could be losing a lot of the conservative face is that people have got to know over the last few years. there a lot of names in the mix. there seats that are looking extremely tight. parts of the south of england, where the lib dems

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so i can't speak to that. what i can say is the president certainly has looked forward to working with democratic leaders and congressional members over the past, talking about his record, certainly his record when it comes to legislation and getting things done, he couldn't have done it without democrats like that. and appreciates obviously his support and partnership. i can't speak to outreach. it's not something i have spoken to the office about. and look, the president -- >> sorry. >> [ phone ringing ] >> you want to take that. >> maybe it's duggett. >> you brought me up in the briefing room, i have something to say. i don't have additional calls to read out, but one of the reasons i mentioned it at the top, some of you were trying to confirm and wanted to make sure we got back to all of you about that, and as you know, he's going to meet with democratic governors as i stated at the top. he's going to continue to do engagement. it is important, again, some of these leaders he could not have delivered on th

be that as it may, well, in any case, these western, so to speak, leaders are beginning to understand and not only with russia, by the way, but with other representatives of the non-western world, is dangerous. and we need, so to speak, to look for some options for stabilizing this situation, which is quite possible. may well develop into a large-scale nuclear conflict, here, so to speak, the western partners are trying to return to the situation during the period of that previous détente, which was détente number one, but in my opinion, it is unlikely that anything will come of it, since the situation has completely changed, then during that first cold war there was peace in europe, nothing. there was nothing even close to resembling the current hybrid war or a special military operation, or whatever you want to call it, to the nightmare that is now happening in ukraine. this , so to speak, line of demarcation between east and west, it was, so to speak , the borders of peace and friendship, mutual trade , whatever, tourist trips, especially after the agreements on west berlin in 1971

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, there is a crisis, so to speak, in europe, which is now manifesting itself in these very elections,ve such a president, the americans suddenly remembered , that in fact yes we... we will, so to speak, send it to tiktok or somewhere else, that means the corresponding quote, that we need a person in charge, that he is the commander in chief, and, by the way, pay attention, somewhere around late twenty the first year, from the beginning of the twenty-second, no one called biden until this moment, supreme commander in chief, commander and chief, why? well, because it’s funny, it’s anti-advertising, in general, they found themselves in this situation, but those people who have already started to manage their affairs, there are secondary, what’s required and why should we or why should they, they have chosen a different policy phenomenal ostrich politics, no, yes, but they, but among these ostriches, you know, some parts of the ostrich still remain at the top, yes, but they don’t they see, plus considering their sexual orientation, they even like it, the eyes of the american ostrich, the

will answer with a short saying, yes, it’s not evening yet, it will be night, so let’s see, so to speakegarding orban’s visit, i think that orban actually told him, we can just guess, i... a little differently, take a break, stop the fire, and then continue to negotiate, because a ceasefire could ensure an acceleration of the pace of these negotiations, i think, as it seems to me, yes... they could not help but understand what will this lead to? may not have understood, saving their corruption money, saving their villas in the west, they plunged the country into the situation in which it finds itself today, they could not help but understand that they would not leave russia any other choice and deliberately, purposefully went to this is for money, selling his country, so zelensky, there poroshenko, all of them, all these creatures, all, all these... scoundrels must be held accountable, just like the ukrainian authorities, i mean yanukovych, and those who, according to the constitution were obliged to stop this, from whom there were constitutional opportunities, you know, when we talk th

speaking here? >> he called the protesters iran's useful idiots. >> shout out for him having an opinion, that's what it's all about, speaking your mind, it's america, it's called freedom. >> it what do you make over the hostages that are still held in gaza? what about them it? >> if israel stops bombing the hostages, and stop killing their own people, israel has weapon eyes of the jewish religion, keep murdering their own people and palestinians, [ bleep ] israel. >> it we have lots of colorful language out here, obviously tensions are running high, bark to use. >> martha: thank you very much, rbc attends a scene out of there, in the meantime we are waiting for the first white house briefing since president biden announced that he will exit from politics, from the presidential race, from a lifelong commitment to running for office and holding office and there are questions i continue to linger about how much his health factored into that decision, and jessica is standing by... onpas. powerful yet no

difficult to fight with it, it will probably be impossible, and it will put into great doubt, so to speak, the success of this plan, i mean filling the budget extra money, but it's obvious that the government will still be forced to move in the direction of somehow increasing the state's income, and we will actually observe these maneuvers in the coming months in the political environment, in the verkhovna rada, er, in the comments. our leaders, heads of state and, obviously, ordinary citizens. thank you, mr. maksym, and we have already been joined by oleksiy koshel, doctor of historical sciences, political scientist, head of the commission for the voters of ukraine, mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. today, mr. oleksiy, we are conducting a survey and asking our people tv viewers about whether they are ready for tax increases in ukraine. mr. maksym has already answered this question, are you ready for the increase in taxes in ukraine, which is announced in the office of the president of ukraine? i want this decision to be prepared in the cabi

i will not speak to the campaign.ertainly, when the vice president became vice president herself, he offered his advice, his opinion. as a mentor to her. but suddenly, i will not go beyond that. reporter: where is the president when it comes to picking a new secret service director? is this a very short list? is he really broadening the search? sec. jean-pierre: i think i was asked this question yesterday. the president understands how important it is to fulfill this rule, to have someone who is experienced, so he is taking this very seriously like he does every other appointment that he makes within the administration. i don't have anything for you on timing or a timeline, i don't have a personal announcement for you today, but certainly, the president is taking this very seriously and when we are ready to make that announcement, we will let you know about it. >> you ruined the first row. it's owners reuters! last [laughter] time it was steve. [laughter] but we love you anyway. [laughter] reporter: i apologize. if th