st. john's wort, golden st. john's wort, of course, how could we do without st. john's wort?his wealth grows next to each other within a radius of a couple of meters, which is important, you can only collect the grass in dry weather, otherwise it will lose its beneficial properties. we barely made it before the rain, we brew our collection, not until the white key, that is, there should be no bubbling to be, that is, like 85-90° - this is the ideal temperature, the same grass, the same chebrez , after all. after all, in other places, but why is it exactly the altai one that is valued? a very rich chemical composition, because the water comes from springs and glaciers, the irrigation is gorgeous, because the ecology is clean, that is, there are no industries here at all, here it is, living proof of fragrant hops, well, of course we don’t have hops, on meadowsweet, on fragrant meadowsweet, and ashmels adore it, you see, no, no, you’d better go there. shmil, i’m a shmil, i’m not meadowsweet, look, fly there, yes, i see, yes, this is the pollen they collect, it's time to try our

on the day of the beheading of st. john, the church established a strict fast, which is our an expression of grief about what happened, calls for our adoption of moral values ​​from this. where people can turn for help is the parish of the temple in honor of the icon of the mother of god, the undrunk cup, in the city of minsk, where support is provided to people who find themselves in a life crisis. a rehabilitation center called anastasis is located in the slonemsky district, near the zheroetsky monastery is under his direct care. there is an opportunity to live there for some time. people who understand the need to break away from the usual way of life life, in order to tune in to another life in other conditions, without alcohol. the orthodox church at all times calls its members to a sober, meaningful, god-pleasing life. today we are called to revive in the public consciousness the attitude to sobriety, as a moral. values ​​and christians in this should be the main example. the memory of the incense of the head of john

st. john's langley medical sent the message, the refugees, a welcome in germany, governments deputy just for every person who is politically prosecuted, all who has the fleece of in bold has the right to fed treatment and invited them process. we have a huge challenge that we can only overcome if we have the common will. but also if we break you ground to getting used to call her grandmother. and because she was the one and on the person that we would hear from it every day that she's the one person who's had a thing. and if you jeez, now who's with coming to refugees who is accepting refugees since 2015 germany is? have more than 2500000 asylum applications. to this day it remains the tops destination for refugees in the european union. when so it 1st came, he was not welcome. so he needed a lawyer. hi, how are you? good. how is it that i'm doing great? how are you with the next 5? it's just going to be asking, basically who came 2015 together with the syrian refugees. we'll kind of 3rd or 4th class size, and that's it. that's basically most the male african applicants were injected wit

st. john's office and he wants to talk to the guy, carolyn q, but he wasn't to target. the little bit more about the situation was the most of the most of the people on the type of person are oh good. okay. then i'm on that as a group. that was very know i'm a little older, so i think a lot different are you know, you gotta stop at a point. you gotta be things in place to get these of the grandma's house, best or ever uh like the 1st house. and we really lived in one of those when the shore and this out of all of us. it was me so i can see what other cousins that live grew up here. and she was a short as a man out of out of nowhere. she just shot flight and was taller than everyone. and it was all, it's the she always like sang songs, i would love tv in front of the camera. stuff while i teen girls. yeah, yeah. good. yes. i started taking photos on her and like we had one of our 1st photo shoots on the end of this black and i just would take pictures of her. you know, she was on the way. and then she finally started to take it serious. she went on tv on tv show coming t

sergei shcherba, as well as a unique church, which is located in the kamai village, the church of st. john the baptist, which has existed for over 400 years, has never been closed and is a contender for the unesco list, and we have another remarkable place, this is the village of paris, well, that's it, kayla, we have a list of four. we will tell you about the diversity of belarusian cuisine. the recipe for a very interesting dish. old brescia bulbashniki with krepač, potatoes were boiled in their skins, then they removed this skin from the hot, they pounded it in this mortar for a long, long time, then they made a small sausage, cut such circles, for someone this is just a soviet braid, but in fact this pastry thousand-year history, we will witness the birth of culinary masterpieces, if you want to have a delicious breakfast, make breakfast yourself, i thought i met marina, marina, hi! so now we will decorate it, for this we have a banana, marmalade, ice cream and caramel topping, and we will make a detailed gastronomic map of our country. so, what is challah? challah is traditionally whi

went to an all girl's school st. john and the grammar school prior and went to san francisco state. where i got a degree. and i am fortunate to live in the sdpae raise my family here. i received a degree in international marketing. i thought, i will be a buyer and travel all over the world. it did not happen like that. i went in business in retail but felt like i had it in mow to help others. when i decided to do a career change, it was my husband who said, hey, you are athletic and you care about your community and the city that we live in. go with me and get an interest card for the fire department. it is caring for my community and the citizens of san francisco does not matter what their make up is or their situation. that is most important to me. taking care of the citizens. i like teaching now. i like sharing my knowledge in the experiences with the young generation coming in new recruits. as a latina, i'm proud of when my culture can bring to this job. and that is a sense of family. which this is my second family. it was and started with my class. the 97th class. that's hai te

this case started in st. john, the baptist parish of louisiana. ll us what that place look s like and who lives there. beverly: well, it came out of saint john parish but but the site is the same across what is called cancer alley, where we have the third highest cancer rate in the nation, and 85 mile stretch of land between new orleans and baton rouge, with over 156 petrochemical plants and six refineries, over 200 million pounds of pollution. that number is almost comparable to the amount of pollution in the state of texas. all of the research basically shows that it was intentional and we can show places where white community members were actually moved away from areas while black people were left to languish in pollution as they expanded the plants. saint john parish was one of the communities that actually brought administrative regan down and he was able to see what his own eyes smell and feel the stench of these facilities, and then look at the data that showed, for example, a public school down the road from a, facility called denka that co

st. john's wort, clover, this is mikhail egorchin, once, then, actually, hand-made, literally yesterday,, fig jam, he’s just losing weight. so what is this, this is already dried cherry plum, dried olicha, to a small but proud people, german shaich, and for me sauce for temaly, for you sousali, and what are you laughing at, germanshe, sauce takamal, mikhail gurich, give me spoons, well tell me how you cook it, mikhail gurich, open it, once they showed us how to hit it like this and then open it, can you imagine? give it, so sauce and mali, we try with mikhail yegorovich, i adore it, amazing with meat, oh, it's sweet, guys, it, you can literally drink it, such a good taste, i adore kemaly, caucasian cuisine, it is without kemaly, kemaly with meat, and meat in dagestan, let's go to dagestan, and you agree, let's go, we are ready, such a phenomenon of dagestan, this is a mini-model of the world, here on such a small one, like this , everyone inside lives well, and the most ancient city of russia, derbent, is located on the territory of dagestan, so, okay , we take green, green cherry plum,

st. john's community center where we started and he learned to i was doing music. and so then he reached out to me the following day. they said, oh, but these 14 children whose thing in the church do you think you can teach the music? and at that time i was like, sure, but i was like no problem. we can do this. and so i got a few teachers to come and they started teaching music to 14, sing us, unless he's what has grown in to get the plastics. i just feel that everybody deserves to have music in their lives. i think our biggest challenge was the life of the kids themselves. you know, you have a child coming and then they disappear. you try to for them, you find out that their lives to comes to this is really are working a gave them. the other thing was finding the resources in terms of instruments, in terms of the teachers, in terms of the pots for the instruments, but also money to keep the lights on our side. what has been, we've been get to plastic for over the individual student has know even maybe to the position of funding stuck on the deputy conduct. what do

st. john's. how many of my friends and relatives will survive until the next me you want the leaders? how many of our people will not get there to hear when the decision will be done? looked, you know, since the beginning of the full scale invasion, we have heard the word know so many times because carpet starting from getting us like heavy weapons, then getting the tanks then to get in touch with miss sells dental getting side projects. uh. every time we know that's always the beginning of the conversation and we know how to work with it to the point, but it does, yes. but it's so so, so unfortunate if you're losing this time in this debate, discussions and procedures and you know what is happening during this time. not only the people here in ukraine are getting killed by that russian ketter's. but that's, but also russia and china and iran and north korea, the production they using the time of their advantage. they are successful, the overpass, him the sanctions and the building, the military capacity. while there are still hesitance is in the highest cabinets about if to give you

st. john's is in key swing states, increasing availability of artificial intelligence tools as raising phases of mod, this information and elections around the world in the us one stage, cracking down ahead of november's vote. referendum supports from los angeles, a lot, one place to tom and the california governor gavin newsom signed into law regulations on a i generated political ads in deep fake images that is now going to release. did you do any of those the same alexis misrepresentation. so that's all the laws require large online platforms to remove or clearly label deceptive digitally altered content related to elections. recently former president donald trump's campaign posted to social media, a fake video showing pop superstar taylor swift appearing to endorse in the real taylor swift didn't like that at all. she cited it in her public and high profile endorsement of vice president, comma la harris, 11 months. the billionaire owner of ex, formerly twitter, has posted a concocted videos of harris in an apparent effort to harm her politically. then saying he was only joking, realistic,

st. john's hospital tell us an alert system warned surgeons of the coming quake. >> you want to make sure the patient is secure. you need to cover the patient with your body and protect their head. >> reporter: david, authorities say these hillsides are primed for worst case scenario, and this has been a record-breaking year in terms of seismic activity. no major injuries or damage to report. >> david: kayna, thank you. in addition to the earthquake and aftershocks, also playing out in california tonight, the fire emergency. three devastating fires burning out of control tonight. crews racing to get the upper hand as temperatures now begin to ease. dozens of homes have already been destroyed. and tonight, the story here of one family given just mib upts to evacuate before the fire ripped through their neighborhood. mola lenghi in wrightwood, california, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with cooler temperatures, fire crews are now racing to get control of three massive blazes scorching more than 100,000 acres across southern california. firefighters are beginning to get a handle on these fir

st. john's lake city bank and they accuse of funding fossil fuel extraction. and we'll just say, what's kristen's lead me has more the summer may be over, the climate activists are keeping the heat on financial institutions with raleigh's, like this one outside of city banks, headquarters in new york. on monday dozens attempted to block the entrances and make their voices heard. video back is definitely the biggest worst center of weigh, approximately amazon leasing and visit as the out in the year that seem global temperature sore to record heights. they want to en, funding not only for fossil fuel extraction, but also for war because it is a climate issue. and there is no problem address as about a city as a major funder of chevron, a company that is partnered with israel to develop gas fields off the coast of gaza . which active as in turn to choose and fueling israel's war. machine demonstrations like this have become a regular occurrence outside of the been arrested over the last summer and increasingly there is.

somebody who mentored inside the condition of the rep who does that sitting in the, in the, does that st. john or the for the way they different talk, these are treating the refugees, we're lucky enough to get out from savannah into egypt or, and those don't. therefore, if you look at even the humanitarian side, then you, you wouldn't be monitoring system, you know, is not doing enough, not to, to my, to the us system of, it's not too much of it. okay. so we don't have political solutions yet. let's be honest about it, but i do not think we are doing enough to, to save the people downstairs or the inside the country or outside the country so. so that's important to understand the good, barely. what do you mind me tell you from what the public is comfortable i'm said for the the pay of hotels had i really appreciate your insight and your contribution to the brother looking forward to having the same conversation with you in the upcoming days and weeks. thank you. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just see that the com for further discus

st. petersburg, journalist and podcaster. isha krishna swami and out of norway author and commentator john stepley. specially prime minister netanyahu who has been facing corruption charges, so... "the longer the war goes on, the less attention is based uh domestically on other issues, so i think for him, he calculates this as matter of survival for his um government. what about that, john, what do you think uh, do you agree with this show that uh, the regime is basically just trying to draw others in, and if you agree, do you think these other uh countries such as the us and uk, would actually uh become directly involved and as she said we know uh that washington is sending more troops to the region? well, i think there's a general consensus that this is the uh the israeli goal is to is to bring the us into um much more direct and active role in this conflict to expand the conflict uh this has always been... israeli gold though, i mean this is not a new uh idea, netanyahu absolutely wants to keep the conflict going, he he quite likely ends up in... jail um if the war were to end, the genocide uh to

st. john's vote for trump but jay powell saying on climate is going up in part, because that's.you agree with jay powell. byron: not really, is logically inconsistent larry, hannah mina in employment when it because of illegal immigrants, and he had come up with they come in some of them get jobs and some don't in the labor force when you look at employment, the growth is been declining dramatically, and trump is completely right by the way >> can i get yes because i am from tennessee but if you to get rid of that, does increase the after-tax rate of return, for upper income or purse, and it would be an increase in jobs of an employment and income. larry: firing to be the last word. in the last year, probably longer but jay powell said this in the last year the nativeborn jobs, have put down illegal immigrants have taken those jobs away do you agree with that. byron: i do agree we are seeing this phenomenon where those skilled labor is being up in part by illegal immigrants in the country and that's why that harris biden on wide open border policy has been but diabolical struggl

went to an all girl's school st. john and the grammar school prior and went to san francisco state. where i got a degree. and i am fortunate to live in the sdpae raise my family here. i received a degree in international marketing. i thought, i will be a buyer and travel all over the world. it did not happen like that. i went in business in retail but felt like i had it in mow to help others. when i decided to do a career change, it was my husband who said, hey, you are athletic and you care about your community and the city that we live in. go with me and get an interest card for the fire department. it is caring for my community and the citizens of san francisco does not matter what their make up is or their situation. that is most important to me. taking care of the citizens. i like teaching now. i like sharing my knowledge in the experiences with the young generation coming in new recruits. as a latina, i'm proud of when my culture can bring to this job. and that is a sense of family. which this is my second family. it was and started with my class. the 97th class. that's hai te

st. john's berry, vermont. caller: i wish you would have someone on to discuss the 12th amendment, the electoral college ties. it's not from the civil war or anything. it was ratified in 18 oh four. meaning it was definitely put in by the founders of the constitution. the reason why i trump's call in 2022 georgia was just trying to get an exact number that they lost by, he was trying to get the electrical college tie. that's because they knew that once you are on the electrical college -- electoral college tie , he doesn't go to courts or lawyers or anything, it goes directly to congress and of the special qualification for the amendment is that each state only gets one. it has to be said by congress, each state only gets 1.1 vote. so, rhode island gets a vote, california gets a vote. when this is done, the democrats and republicans know that there are more red states than blue states. so, the red states automatically win in the case of an electoral tie. this was the plan a. plan b was january 6. after they spo

st. john's wort infusion, in germany it is considered a medicine due to its calming effect, instead of itary, for vigor, the dutchman added black tea extract. the drink became very popular in europe and even triumphantly returned to its homeland. its western version can now be bought in russia. experiments with technologist sergei bonderev is also involved in the soviet heritage. he says that it is impossible to play on nostalgia alone for commercial success. the people demand new tastes. it would be interesting to see how pavel syutkin, a historian of cuisine, would evaluate updated versions of the classics . we offered him to taste, for example, torhun with strawberries, the expert praised the taste, and he also really liked a drink made from cream soda flavoring, red grape juice with star anise, cinnamon, allspice and cloves, the taste changes, as if a little, yes, that is, at first you you try one, isabella hits, yes, naturally, but that's how it is, so to speak, in your mouth after swallowing you understand that there is still quite a rich aftertaste, and the new bell on the center s

st. john's, like city buying convey accuse of funding, fossil fuel extraction and war. kristin salumi, hospital. the summer may be over the climate activists are keeping the heat on financial institutions with raleigh's, like this one outside of city banks, headquarters in new york. on monday dozens attempted to block the entrances and make their voices heard the not exactly the way up to the amazon placing and visit us communities in a year that seem global temperatures soar to record heights. they want to en, funding not only for fossil fuel extraction, but also for war because it is a timing issue and there is no problem addresses about rebels. sorry. city is a major funder of chevron, a company that is partnered with israel to develop gas fields off the coast of gaza, which activists in china choose a fueling israel's war machine. demonstrations like a regular occurrence outside in the interim over the last summer. and increasingly, their joint is with the anti war from the city. officials accuse demonstrators of over stating their role since the 2015 paris climate agreement, they've gone f

st. john's and left on the doc and we had no way to work on it, no way to look at it and we were told itsue that the the cost of shipping it back was prohibitive. >> they were low on money the titan submersible suffered a catastrophic implosion in june of last year during its voyage to the titanic wreckage killing all five people on board now before you go if you rely on emojis to get your message across, it's a big day, eight u.n.'s are coming to your smartphone. >> next year, it's the most anticipated in an exhausted face sorry, the most anticipated is an exhausted face with bags under its eyes. will others include a fingerprint, splat, a root vegetable, a hop and a shovel the leaflets tree is meant to raise awareness about climate change. you emojis don't just happen every day. it's a formal process led by the unicode consortium, a non-profit which oversees global emoji standards interesting oh thanks so much for your company. i'm anna coren, cnn newsroom is coming up next with my colleague, max foster in london for have i got news for you are pretty awful yeah. >> what are the kinds

st. john's and left on the dock. and we had no way to work on it, no aid to look at it. and we were told it was a cost issue that the cost of shipping it back was was prohibitive. they were low on money there has been much that has been said about what the whole was made up on the titan. >> it was made of a, of a carbon, fiber composition it was not classed by his safety organization. we've learned that during the hearing stockton rush was against getting it class because it would take too long on that. it was too expensive than it stifled innovation in his words, today are representative jake from the american bureau of shipping, which does class subs testified that that organization would not have given titan a safety classification because when it comes to carbon fiber holes the composite can fail catastrophically, are according to this testimony, without much warning oceangate's former ceo co-founder, also testified that russia was not someone driven by tourism. he said that it was not the original plan for oceangate even to build a sub that they were going to take s

st. john's impacts for our individual properties and the partners manage them on a daily basis. from your nodding heads sounds like both reinforcing the comments you have made and claire fighting the direction we need to continue moving in. again, that support and partnership helping us identify how to strengthen update partnerships today will be of strong interests to me and i continue has been coming up in conversations we had as a commission and also seeing how we further the investment it is in ways. plaza east an example. conversations we have with the city around not only is the housing authority bring new investment dollars to bear alcohol be awarded future date for plaza east and the city itself with its departments making investments like the one i mentioned the top of the meeting something like building community investing in community and show willing is city support for what is seen a forgotten neighborhood or public housing site. and our instengz this is in the the narrative. this is in the the experience. of tenants at any of our properties. so i think well is an a

st. john's and left on the dock and we had no way to work on it, no way to look at it. >> and we were told it was a cost issue that the cost of shipping it back was prohibitive. they were low on money so there are also questions about the carbon fiber composition of the titan. this is what the whole was made of. a lot of questions about whether or not why it wasn't classed by a safety organization. well, we also heard from a representative from the american bureau of shipping. this person testified as well, you know what john he said, that organization and many others would never have class, this class, the titan, because they said because of what it was made of this carbon fiber composition, he said quote, but composite can fail catastrophically without much warning. so you can imagine how that went over as the coast guard was listening to that testimony, as well as looking at some of the animation in the new video. there from the titan as well. >> i got to see as they do these investigations, you so many questions about the risks that were taken there. jason carroll, thanks so much for b

were driving to the state cinema, he had already leafed through the apocalypse, the revelation of st. johntorn, the first book opens, go look, name the first and last name of this person who told us this story, the person from the video, vasily, is there a version, no, vladislav, anna, no, i think let's leave it outside the program then. no, no, this is not viktor turov, the question is addressed to the teachers' room, help us, please, we will help, oleg ivanovich was very upset, this is elem klimov, elem klimov, the director of the film, go and see, as you correctly noted, you are a gift. three rounds have been played, it's time to sum up the results with the result. 33 points, vasily goes through the fourth round, vasya, i congratulate you, with a result of 31 points, darya goes through the fourth round, then there were two, they took two questions each and yes, then vasily and darya, i congratulate you on reaching the fourth round, vladislav. anna, it was just a little bit short, don't be upset, thank you for game, all the best, vladislav, i congratulate you, nevertheless, you are so sa

st. john's wort, yes, well this is a drug that itself is quite toxic to the nervous system, to the liver,s that it very actively affects liver enzymes, the processing of various substances, including drugs, and when this herb interacts with ordinary drugs that you were prescribed for blood pressure or something else something, they begin to act in a completely different way, this interaction can be very dangerous, and now i will act as an advocate of herbal medicine, because... well, 80%, probably , of all the drugs that we use, their predecessors were isolated from plants, from mushrooms and even from animals, that is, they are conditionally natural, they have just been modified for many years, researched, made much larger doses, yes, much larger doses, there are no other aggravating substances that are not needed, they only cause harm, and the main thing... they have been studied, that is, once upon a time some substance that reduces blood pressure was isolated from viper venom, now an ace inhibitor is one of the key drugs that reduce blood pressure in the form of tablets, so herbal med

st. john's to delete the possibility to reach us these plans and to resent these funding hostages back to the families. people believe that there are no talk in the middle of the chaos as the understand that we are heading to move very 10 days. we'll lock into spell that can really change the shape of the entire week to become tiny. we should just explain it before i ask you the 2nd question a briefly that the noise, the joining that with the the joining that we can hear in the background is actually our is really drones that are constantly flying over guys are all parts of gaza gathering information taking photographs, but also occasionally dropping weaponry as well, and then a tonic. i want to ask you about the strikes and guys because of course we can't lose sight of the fact that israel is continuing to carry out strikes and goals are well, in fact, the sound you hear, you right now is that was really true. that's the whole range of these just didn't save up to the hospital. now this is one of the greatest tools of frustration to palestinians on the ultimate for instance, the 1st sens

in the oreshek fortress, on the site where once the first stone cathedral of st. johnt was located, the relics of alexander nevsky were there for a year, but during the great patriotic war the temple was destroyed, today a solemn ceremony of opening a memorial sign made of granite, as well as a memorial maleben, took place here. in this anniversary year, for the first time, a water procession of the cross took place, repeating the path of the relics of the saint along the niva river from the oreshek fortress to st. petersburg along the same route. in 1724 , a special procession was developed to transfer the relics of alexander nevsky from the oreshek fortress to st. petersburg . a grand solemn ceremony with the participation of the russian navy. the relics of the saint were sent. was recreated with the support of pau gazprom and now annually takes part in the navy day parade. dear friends, here is the brigade poltava named so, in honor of the victory of russian arms in the battle, poltava is being driven, russia is being driven, the russian spirit is being driven. hurr

st. john baptist, pray for us. live jesus in our hearts forever. go st. joe's maria awedders -- more awedders -- mauraders. mr. speaker, i nick was a hardworking and dedicated leader who made a lasting impact on buffalo and everyone whose lives he touched. with deep roots in the city, he was one of three children born to dominic and ruth. after attending school, he graduated from hutch tech high school in 1966 where he was a leader on the field and on the court. competing on the baseball team, the cross country team and the varsity basketball team. in college nick became involved in mentoring and serving buffalo youth. he was the director of the butler mitchell boys and girls club and worked to create a place where young people -- for young people to find camaraderie and receive mentorship. nick became a recreation instructor for the city of buffalo in 1996, while also taking on the responsibilities of being the program director and an interim executive director for the buffalo police athletic league. in 1999, he became a member of the buffalo common coun

the st also runs a john particle accelerator. we're allowing it to study. the universe is smallest building blocks back in 1954 when the foundations of southern were laid outside geneva, on the french swiss border. the field of high energy physics was much more fractured than today. in the decade sense discoveries made their help to merge ideas about the fundamental forces and particles into a co here in the whole what's known as the standard model and store and also laid the groundwork for many other discoveries and developments. the best known example is the invention of developed wide web. many developments for medical physics and life sciences pet scanners, accelerators for hospitals, and many more. the particle accelerators that enable experiments and high energy physics are at the heart of cern. many have been built there over the years. among them is the largest in the world. a 27 kilometer long rang called the large hadron collider, or l h. c. inside, at particles, or accelerated to very high speeds in opposite directions, then smashed together, rev

st. george, john, franklin county as south of tallahassee, where you've had as many as 70 individuals that would have been identified that were decided to weather the storm on the coast there. >> that the real challenges of urban search and rescue teams that means they're going to have to use helicopters because the storm is so severe that those individuals will be rescue. the stubbornness or likeness that people have during times like this are what put our first responders at risk when we ask them to evacuate literally, literally their way to 100 miles, ten miles to a local shelter is more than adequate to save a life. >> we just spoke to someone who's in st. george and she told us that she felt like once the water came in, maybe five or six feet it would recede quickly in the morning and then they would begin to clean up. when you hear that, i mean, what do you think so? i was on the beaches of fort myers beach hours after hurricane ian made land short myers beach, there was a huge contingent of people that decided not to back away. but there was also over 100 loss of lives because of th

st. john's berry, vermont. wish you would have someone on to discuss the 12th amendment, the electoral college ties. it's not from the civil war or anything. it was ratified in 18 oh four. meaning it was definitely put in by the founders of the constitution. the reason why i trump's call in 2022 georgia was just trying to get an exact number that they lost by, he was trying to get the electrical college tie. that's because they knew that once you are on the electrical college -- electoral college tie , he doesn't go to courts or lawyers or anything, it goes directly to congress and of the special qualification for the amendment is that each state only gets one. it has to be said by congress, each state only gets 1.1 vote. so, rhode island gets a vote, california gets a vote. when this is done, the democrats and republicans know that there are more red states than blue states. so, the red states automatically win in the case of an electoral tie. this was the plan a. plan b was january 6. after they spoke with th

john, any st. paul from the haitian studies institute. thank you, professor. spoken with your permission president or is within the lions of the hugo lin. ukraine. up to 35000000000 euro is to help with it's more effort. she spoke today and keep on a visit with ukraine's president. modem is a lens. ukraine's deputy foreign minister. you have him, pet of eunice, gives horse left on the line, a warm welcome on her latest visit. the representative from the you, one of ukraine's most important allies. there's good news, rushes, re lenses attacks me for the support is necessary. and this is why i am happy to announce that today the commission has adopted to proposals that will enable the european union to lend 35000000000 euros from the g 7 pledge. this is a huge step forward. part of a 45000000000 euro loan package announced by the g 7 earlier this year. much of the funds are likely to go to ukraine's front line defenders. president photo to me is a lensky says he has a quote plan for victory against russia that will begin unfolding soon have

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