is an emmy-nominated actor you know from "oz," "wet hot american summer," and of course as elliot stabler & order: organized crime. our friend, christopher meloni is back on the show. [ cheers and applause and she is an emmy-nominated actress and comedian you know from "the good place" "barry" and "a league of our own." she's currently starring in "shotgun wedding" on prime video. our dear friend d'arcy carden is back [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, donald trump kicked off his 2024 presidential bid with a series of campaign stops in key primary states and attacks on his main rival, florida governor ron desantis and yet, even as trump forges ahead with a 2024 bid that no one, except his hardcore fans seems to want, everyone who actually has the power to stop him, whether it's his fellow republicans or federal prosecutors has refused to take action, hoping he'll magically go away. just like they did in 2016 for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: the republican party is facing a reckoning right now over its future after its disas

farmer stabler and the local raisin planter felt that they harvested a small yield, but because this cultivar has high drought tolerance, it can work up to 70 , suitable for malt production, one of the achievements of the research center. it is isfahan agriculture that can prevent foreign currency outflow, the country needs multimedia and 120 thousand tomans and one dollar per kilo and 120 million dollars to save foreign currency by cultivating varieties of dear martin . please note that in this farm, a new variety of wheat seeds suitable for pasta is also cultivated. the difference is gone in terms of protein percentage and grain characteristics, which makes it suitable for the production of pasta. the droughts of the past two decades have resulted in a decrease in agricultural products, and the new cultivars of barley and wheat seeds, as experts in this field say , can be very effective in increasing production. from the farmers, especially at the end of the wheat growth period , there is a lack of water . there is a need for cultivars that can withstand drought stress at the end o

strictly speaking, who is the stabler, where the school is now located.ectural, so to speak, ensemble - this is an old paving stone. it has been preserved since then. and it seems to me that it was partially asphalted, in my opinion, completely in vain. under the bridge, but if it is here in the nineteenth century, then galina i know that your local house of culture is famous for its songs and dances, but in general such a movement, yes, and rituals, yes, rituals and dances and songs, we have a merry vermigurt folklore ensemble. it’s oakwood for you, i’m not the axis, barberry is my children’s circle, pop singing, and this year we put it back and we teach how to remove balls from the earth . he showed me the ceremony, i saw it with my own eyes. and now i want to show you . today we have a mill. the children must have already come spring to us. and you know how katya needs her, so we will already tell you how to assemble grandmother's wheelbarrow, let oh, what good fellows the elders. or maybe we are talking about some carcass and sing the song. oh, i went

farmers like drew stabler of laytonsville, maryland say that neonics can be used safely and are indispensable to their business. >> well, i think that any product that's on the market has been tested and proven to do a job, and we have faith in that process. myself as a farmer, i've been farming 50, 60 years. i've been lucky enough to make a living doing what i like to do. and we try to use everything that's been tested and approved and recommended at certain times and how much. we do that both for the benefit of the environment and the benefit of our pocketbook. you keep hearing about extra people in the world that need to be fed, so we can't back off on what our production abilities are. we feel we have to keep improving our production abilities. and some of these products will contribute to that. >> the reason that we're worried about neonicotinoids specifically is because they're being used at an unprecedented scale. >> essentially, it seems to me the agri-chemical industry has persuaded everyone that they need these products as an insurance against a pest outbreak in their crop. but actu