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and i hope that the time one in the united states will continue to engage closely with each other. in the preparation process, mr. well, on may the 22nd, according to type a news. you confirm that being discussions with the us about whether time one would be included under the us nuclear umbrella like some other countries in the region. what was the outcome of those tools? uh, we engage in the all kinds of conversations with united states and for any content of that nature, i'm not able to give any details off of the discussions plans then on this topic of whether the us would include you in the nuclear umbrella. well, thank you very much for the racing that question for the 2nd time, but uh for any of the re, uh, any of the content of the discussions of that nature. i would not be. ready able to come from at. ready point, and you con, confirm even that these discussions did take place. i should not be comfortable with me that there's all kinds of cooperation going on communication going on in between one of the major countries. and in order for these cooperation is to stay in good

and manipulating its allies, according to the chinese newspaper global times, according to the results of the italian vilnius stateselves, as the leader of this gang prefer to manipulate their lackeys in order to foment conflicts at the same time, watching them from afar, nato has become a puppet as an inexpensive way military presence. fairly stated by chinese observers. here comes the bold american journalist. tucker carlson never stops bringing up sharp the question of the expediency of generous support for the war in ukraine, taking into account the internal problems of the states this time. he got into an argument with us presidential candidate mike tentenson that ukrainians don't have enough american tanks in the last 3 years of living in any city. the us has gotten worse. behind the wheel drive there is not a single city in the us where life has been improved. this is noticeable to the naked eye of our economy in decline , the suicide rate has jumped an abomination, human unrest. crime has grown exponentially. are you worried only ukrainians are the majority of americans. they won't even be able to find this

population living here had already begun their own statehood a long time ago, when we are considering the issue of the emergence of the first statesthis time, which refers to the period of the so-called ancient kievan rus, and here we are just standing, as you said , a wonderful place. opposite us is the minsk castle. this place is historical according to some information. perhaps there was one of the ancient cities, minsk is true according to other sources. they say that it is several tens of kilometers from here, but nevertheless, uh, the nemiga river, uh, this is a place that is also mentioned in one of the oldest ancient russian memoirs in literature , the word about igor's regiment. e, minsk, e-e and polotsk vitebsk lands. these are the oldest earths that we meet in the tale of bygone years, of course , already the middle of the ninth century. this is the period when the appearance of both cities and the first e k is recorded. on the territory of belarus, e, from the point of view of history, 862, the year of appearance statehood in general in russia is also the beginning of belarus’s own small statehood, of course, the 20th

united states as being reaffirming is commitment to type one security by providing taiwan with sufficient amount of defensive articles. what kind of one self depends . and if you look at the time on relations that it also has to be like stipulates that united states would need to maintain sufficient capacity to repel any restore to the military threats or course and in this region. so united states commitment to tie one all to the region has being a rather obvious and the us officials come in on that is a rock solid, a, according to that us all peoples. and we don't allow that. united states has been providing power was weapons and in addition to the providing all the weapons, they also what you can gauge in service and the training of how to use the weapons . and because of these activities, i was the past relations with the united states, helping us significantly improving in the last few years. as you know, us secretary of state times and they bring time, has just me meeting with chinese leaders farm and as the can gang warm to america, not to challenge paging over the stages of taiwan. the taiwan issue, he said, is the core of china is cool in chest, the biggest in china,

the time one is the freedom is a free and democratic country. so maintaining the state as cool. it's already a consensus here in taiwan. so if you are passing the consensus, the way you say, why is your policy, you have interest hemorrhaging support in the way it is? you did very badly in the last years. local elections. you 195 out of 21 seats according to polling by the time when he's public opinion foundation. more than half a voters would not support either your party or the other major parties acquirement time in the presidential elections early next year. people are clearly disillusioned with you and your major opposition. that's down to find your leadership, isn't that to? uh, no, i disagree. uh when we do the public opinion surveys. uh, we try to find out what the people here think uh for your information. there's a public opinion survey conducted by similar organizations here in taiwan, asking people what they feel the most successful area of public policy. important relations happened to be the most successful and indeed was a foreign countries are trying to included.

so our bush, at least germany has published it strategy at a time when west and states according full of the coupling from china, washington has lost it badging with sweeping restrictions on chinese produced my career chips as allies depend on the netherlands, have joined us efforts on type next, semi conduct to expos, from china, the by did administration earlier blacklisted chinese companies for allegedly supplying military technology to russia. meanwhile, for aging has responded with a little introducing chords necessary. townsend measures against accident danger china sovereignty. nelson, long vice chairman of the shawn constant of a rim pack on the international studies that say that jim and jim and government is confusing its own companies by accepting a declaration deterring china. as always this china is 15. this strategy pay or rather its declaration of position tall strong though the current german government is exposing its own confusion and the land, but in this time of change because it actually is working against itself. and that's what the german companies having manufa

as you know, us secretary of state times and they bring time, has just me meeting with chinese leaders farm and as the can gang warm to america, not to challenge paging over the stages of taiwan. the taiwan issue, he said, is the core of china's coal interest, the biggest in china, us relations, and the most prominent risk. what do you take away from that, that i take away from that is said, the chinese thread against taiwan is clear. and it's obvious. and it is something philosophy takes seriously, but at the same time, as i understand it, secretary blinking also stated very clearly that the united states oppose. any unity that will change of state as cool. that means the one that is a is opposing any use of force by the chinese side gives tie one. and in fact, this is not the only country, not the only one leader that is being saying that in the g 7 summit or in the us summit or in the other. uh, some important, some is uh the leaders always reaffirm the importance of use instability in the taiwan strait. and they also oppose any human data with change of status quote in this part of

understanding, because the picture is visual and it does different things to us in different states of timeome to us and the third. it's still a law. distributor, uh-huh distributor platform streaming tv channel and so on. this is also very important. so look, and i like an ordinary consumer of cinema, but i don’t call myself anything else. yes, not an amateur consumer. i have dualism on the one hand. i perfectly understand that there is a certain artistic value that he has, and on the other hand, there is a commercial value and which of them prevails. and if we are talking about the fact that our belarusian cinema should be , it seems to me, either commercially successful or artistically cool here. i have festivals board. and here i have simply money and the cost of rental you need to somehow here's how to combine it. i don't know you understand. great pleasure from our conversation watched him there. we are now looking for a golden ticket that will save. when it began, it was still white, lord of the feet, and everyone knows the first belarusian painting, forest pain height is an artistic

so we can maintain parity in the united states senate at the time. they also say no slaves above 3630 latitude 1831 the nat turner slavery. this is a problem for many states in the south where there are more slaves than whites. 1830 to the nullification crisis. south carolina doesn't believe they should have pay federal tariffs. andrew jackson otherwise, but that the states might push back against federal authority has now been established. we jump to the american mexican war. 1846 to 1848. this is going add all kind of territory to the united states most of which is in the southwest a congress from pennsylvania wilmot will put together proviso says no slaves should be allowed to go in that new territory. if you're a southerner, you believe the washington, d.c. is now against interests. 1850 compromise. now what we do is we add a free state california but no corresponding slave state. we we break parity in the senate never to be reestablished for that they get a very powerful fugitive. law. 1852 harriet beecher stowe writes uncle tom's now the aboliti

these big giants have been eyeing other nations, especially the united states of america, for some time, they have been eyeing the united states of indonesia. what is the american company with british companies taking over indonesia's oil and gas resources, tin and nickel, and nickel are metals that if they have no special value if they are exported raw but after processing, they find a lot of value. this permission is never given to the colonial governments. the people of indonesia are just the workers of these mines. erno is sitting here and looking at these balls . this tank and ball will be the opponent of the superpowers. let's do it. this is the city of bandung, one of the cities of indonesia . on sunday, the 27th of april 1334, they closed the city. the city has news. if you were searching and running away, you would have heard the news. however, even in this case, even if we send the tools to the ears of the president of indonesia, there will be some things. it's been two years in one of them there was a coup d'état in the countries of the kingdoms of asia in which the prime min

eh, the enemies of the belarusian states of that time should not speak for themselves , here you are, that there is an idea about certain e about making films about certain figures, yes, and ancient belarus, those that we are proud of and those whom our neighbor is even trying to win over, but we had anastasia slutskaya yanka kupala there, why else does this not find a response? why isn't it being filmed? now, and time itself suggests that you need to look deep into yourself, as i understand it, you know why this is? why in the first place, and who needs it even abroad, we had teachers from the ministry of education here who we will show the movies to the children, and this will be the best lesson bought. and this is the ministry of culture already the question is over. do you understand in england they find it in a landfill, what kind of princes and the whole world obscures, this is england the english king or prince there, and in belarus the man the founder of this country is still. no, we are a small part of the people who know who the vseslav wizard of 1,000 years is. history spea

time. the united states navy has about 60 ships. readiness was really important to the navy back then, too. so at any one te, 12 of them could go to sea for the time that it would take to build. the navy wou te years also for that drive down the mississippi a's going to tak almost 60,000 union soldiers at start of the war. the united states navy, its size. is 16,000. it would take a long time to build an army like that and actually recognizes in his paper he the problem we will run into is the patience of our oil and patriotic union friends. and he's absolutely right politically. lincoln could wait four years to do this. so he sends his very green army into battle. in the summer of 1861. they lose the first battle of bull run, and we off to the races by the end of the war course, there'll be over a million men in union blue. they will almost execute this exact plan. and the united states navy number 664 ships, the largest navy, the world, while they are to execute this, another idea comes up on richmond and here's really a thought of

states of one fatherland. well, probably both presidents and alexander grigoryevich and vladimir vladimirovich have already said this several timesprobably, uh, the level of interaction that exists today between our states allows us to decide the most difficult tasks. and this is a vivid example, you were at this meeting. the longtime president what emotions? what are your impressions? you know, with regard to emotions , a person spoke deeply, immersed in the problem and for whom pain is personal pain not from the side of the person watching, but from those who are at the epicenter of the events that they are experiencing. eh, every step, every decision passes it through itself, and, probably, what is the most visual. a person is rooting for the result not in the way that some politicians do today, they came, they promised, they talked, they scraped around, smiled, kissed, and at the end of the day, nothing is a real state real politician who is responsible for his words and is able to take responsibility. and most importantly, he is able to be responsible for his country because of the ideas that he puts forward and implements.

time. the united states of america considers americans the guardians of freedom in the world does not have the soviet union in front of the americans, a country with beliefs opposed to the american system. the soviets consider themselves the defenders of the world's barefooters. between these two new superpowers, a silent and fireless war is going on. each of these countries is trying to protect themselves and their allies. or mousavi with a new one these big giants have their eyes on me. other nations, especially the united states of america , have been eyeing the united states of indonesia for some time. here , the american coat of arms with british companies took over the oil and gas resources of the west and nickel in indonesia . the heart and nickel are metals. that if they are exported raw, they have no special value, but after processing, they gain a lot of value. this kind of permission is never given to the colonial governments. the people of indonesia are just the workers of these mines. sukarno is sitting here and looking at these balls, he knows well with this tank and you will

today, almost two dozen states are on california's blacklist. >> i wouldn't call it a failure, but i think at this point in timeates on the ban list, it's obviously not achieving the goal that we hoped. reporter: democrats hoped for a kind of economic blackmail. >> till that law changes, we won't be sending our dollars there. reporter: instead of forcing states to act more like california, nearly half the country is off limits to scholars and sports teams unless they can get private funds. >> we think the law was ridiculous to ban travel to other states. reporter: republicans cried hypocrisy and democrats like governor newsom used campaigns as a work around to visit the very states they ban others from going and the governor said they're un-related "the travel ban applies to spending state funds and it's not being paid for by the state. connecting the two is irresponsible and falsely implies there's something untoward". >> they have to repeal the rules and the governor is guilty of traveling to all of the states. >> time to adjust and it's not working now reporter: senator atkinses among the lgbtq lawmakers of

with the political elite loyal to the business and political interests of the united states of america, and at the same timence and desire to develop high-tech production, to promote the development of education, the construction of infrastructure. well , in general, to some extent, the development of these states, but which are actually transforming. these are raw materials appendages, and for their economic and political interests of the united states if all of latin america in the united states has traditionally been considered their backyard, then the caribbean. it's like a front lawn for them. nothing was supposed to happen here at all that could not be controlled by washington after the victory over spain in the war over spain , the americans captured rtrica. they established their own regime and controlled the government in cuba haiti dominican republic all this is what churchill called in europe would be soft, inciting the united states, it was considered exactly what was an object of national security. it was considered just perfectly, uh, natural to clean up. independent sovereign states, because

well, it looks a bit like we are being treated again like of by sort of state this time, not by any gemini, but also all the other 27 e u member states. in the case of the german foreign ministry, a positive entry, a secretary of state's position, that is a general problem. morgan who took over as an american citizen. the task for climate policy, not being a citizen of our state of germany, was having a government position. and this is also aqua to think about that. this appointment is just making it visible to everyone. exactly what edward snowden report to, to as about, to 10 years ago. you remember this big scandal that n as a was spying on us. but i was not surprised. i was only surprised that it was made public. and since that time, nothing has really changed. we are still missing, i was selves to the united states and all of these aspects. and it's time to say no to that. what are you, thanks for your company or not to international as always? plenty more of the latest updates through found on our website r t dot com. we're back at the top of them, the the hello and welcome to cross

to the armistice of a non-intermediary, there is no such thing, and i didn’t think of you in the state time more airplanes , more tanks, more oil, more aluminum , the ally just behaved very clearly, but we are very we well remember andrii andriyovich who was ready to sign a separate peace with hitler stalin yes and what was his residency used for in the west they sent ambassadors well hitler did not go for it that is, in this toporodox, ifrikanstve, they made the right decision for a strategic, intelligent company, attack valve, sufficient support in ukraine, and i think that right now i have problems finding a strong candidate. well, not trump's paratroopers . just in one wicket there were publicans. the candidate of a mixed-race woman is not kefir, we remember me, there were representative nations, i’m sewing from the trump administration, we’ll come to ask a question, here she is, now she’s already polled in some states on a public opinion poll , tsisaka togo said that no candidate. well, i think that he doesn’t see what he said the republican race is here without getting used to it, a b

armistice, they did not teach mediators to send ot vytykana, and i did not think of you in the state time, whatever the difficult situation of the soviet union was not overshadowed by the answers, it meant that it was necessary to send more, more planes, more tanks, more oil, more aluminum , the allies behaved very clearly. the residency in the west sent an ambassador, well , hitler did not go for it, so here is the paradox of the africans, they made the right decision, e-e, the strategic intelligence company attacked and recruited sufficient support in for ukraine, i think that right now i have problems finding a strong candidate. well, the anti-trump paratrooper doesn't fit the role, because it's obvious that a strong pro-ukrainian candidate will win the voter. opa is going to overtake the vertebrates, just in one wicket , they got themselves a publican. the rating of the gay republican candidate smshatnoy zhstyny ​​nykaly мы помни меня бывать представить organization 15 i stressed from the trump administration zaidyas as if vopros mne vot ona sejjaj has already traveled to some states

, there is no such thing as a vytikana, and i didn’t think of any that would need to be sent in state times, more oil , more aluminum , the allies behaved very clearly. andriyovich, who was ready to sign a separate peace with hitler, stalin used his residency in the west for this, they sent an ambassador, well , hitler did not go for it, so here is the paradox, and the africans accepted the right the decision of the strategic intelligence company to attack valvebed sufficient support in ukraine and i think that right now i have problems finding a strong candidate. well, not a trumpian paratrooper . he does not fit the role because it is obvious that a strong pro-ukrainian candidate will win the election . publicans choose to show cars, well , an interesting phenomenon itself. the last day , the rating of the gay republican candidate is suddenly increasing. the woman is not kefir. of the united nations, i have a headset from trump's administration, he will come with him, po vopros mne , that's what she's already doing in some states on a poll of public opinion, paratroopers who turned out t

and especially now that old state is times actually these. so they and it will be great in place in line, which is how back into folders in need. so from this and see how do you see a nation that has to the result of keeping an eye on that from nigeria, local journalists know of to threaten i jerry, at least a 1000 over the last 20 years of being possessed by witchcraft sites for the chance to give the children of course fissions the input of all for which tough on also many that do it. you know, in also to gen, awkward being killed by software are missing. some testers off the could to a women with companies or products to the parents or i'm with all this being above the of us talk of price, you'll have to sacrifice to save the life of people. almost their life is to support a resolution rescue efforts to prevent and rescue operations falls on the use border agency front. we will continue to engage actively with members. then the steps should step up on so they may comes in the wake of a deadly sheet of parliament. over $300.00 fanny descent

in 1889, they established the illinois state historical library and since that time, we have been collecting all the treasures that. help illustrate illinois's wonderful past. and as might imagine, the illinois story is not complete without. a really close at abraham lincoln's life. in our lincoln collection, we have about 52,000 pieces that cover every aspect of abraham lincoln's life that collection would include about 18,000 monographs written about abraham lincoln. he is the most written about american ever, which is quite staggering. so on any given day, a visitor, the museum is able to see about 100 original pieces from our collection that are on display. and there's always a reason to come back to the abraham lincoln presidential museum, because we are rotating those items out or putting new pieces on all the time. and we always like to say a visitor that comes to the museum, if you come back one year later, you're going to see a whole new group of 100 pieces from abraham lincoln's life. so today i pulled some pieces out of our vault to show you. they help illustrate the life of abrah

this is supported by state members of most states, and unfortunately, if we talk to international officials, even of a high rank, every timeswer our questions about sanctions, something like this bilateral problem you solve the issue with your neighbors with your partners and with other states. well, at the same time, one must clearly understand that those countries that they are talking about are our closest neighbors, which create, uh, the most serious sanctions problems for the republic of belarus, but how should i put it delicately not entirely independent in decision-making and it is quite clear that it is necessary to conduct a dialogue on this topic with the leadership of the european union with the united states of america a and other key players. you can often hear accusations against us that allegedly, and belarus has problems with violation of human rights. is this the most ideal country, maybe someone is cited as an example? no of course, of course, everyone is well aware that there is not a single state in which these so -called human rights violations have not occurred to one degree or another. well, firstly,

4.5% but probably one or two and it's gotten worse since then and xi jinping policies because he's state time economies in society, just driving things worse which is the reason we have these chinese migrants surging across our southern border which by the way, those are not poor people, wealthy enough to afford $35000 ahead to pay for the cartels to smuggle them into the u.s. ashley: remarkable. we are getting tit-for-tat, we have tariffs in place, not going to export rare earth materials for important semiconductor manufacturing. as i continue, this is because normal? >> it is tit-for-tat but the chinese tried this in 2010 with the japanese putting on export bans on rare earths and by the way, the chinese effort collapsed. chinese state enterprise served and sold rare earths to the japanese if the japanese couldn't buy them directly from china, they got them from other parties. we can do the same thing. ashley: you mentioned the state department issued a travel warning going to china because being detained for basically no reason at all yet here we are, janet yellen in beijing smiling and s

pozharsky is called, by the way, few people know that the time of troubles for several months, yaroslavl was even the capital of the russian state, the time of troubles. a money yard was built here, where its own coin, a penny, was minted from pure silver. she had circulation all over the country. and the people called the scale. she even erected a monument. and so about this they call non -stop, as if they want to knock on heaven's door. this is a sign to rise closer to these very heavens for a while every year in the monastery the yaroslavl festival of the transfiguration takes place, and every year the best journalist comes here to give this unusual concert. i listened to the chime of the bells, and as if my soul became cleaner and more joyful, they said so, before this skill is taught by hand. that is , only under the guidance of a master. the first time is very difficult, the second time it's just difficult, and then oh, it's difficult to study for several years, where you feel most fully here. yes, yes , it is here that his soul is located in yaroslavl , in my opinion, his soul and heart, concentrated on the strelka is the

by this time last time, 25 state -- by this time, 25 states will have already voted. and it's about the time that he clinched the nomination back in 2016. in 2024, if the trial does start on time, it will be less than two months before the republican convention and 169 days before the election. and since he's a criminal defendant, he's required to be in court, potentially pulling him off the campaign trail for weeks at a time. i want to bring in nbc's garrett haake who's been following the trump campaign. "washington post" deputy national editor and msnbc political analyst, phil rucker, and former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade. so much to get to. barbara, these are all the hearings between now and the court date. is each one an opportunity for trump's legal team to try to get the trial pushed back? is it pretty much set in stone? they wanted to wait until after the election. >> yeah, this strikes me as a very reasonable trial schedule, but it's not set in stone. judge cannon seems to be doing what the law requires here, which is to set a date th

state. at the same time we saw threats and violence and harassment proliferate, not only against me and othersecretaries of state, but against election officials in our state and elsewhere. all of that collided in washington d.c. on january six, 2021. we have to seek justice and make a clear statement together as a state, as a country, as leaders. this is not okay. this is not how democracy operates. we stand by the results of accurate elections, when we have evidence of wrongdoing, we bring a ford, but when that evidence is found to be lacking, we move forward together as a state, and as a nation, with a leader who is truly elected. >> attorney general dana nessel, in your state, initially investigated the fake electors scheme, but then referred to the doj on january of 2022. after a period of time, however, there was some perceived inaction by the feds. dana nessel actually reopened her investigation which resulted in the arrest that were just announced, the feds are back investigating. do you, secretary, think that there is actually going to be federal charges brought as well against the s

dominance in a political well, it looks a bit like we are being treated again like of by sort of state this time, not by any gemini, but also all the other 27 e u member states. in the case of the german foreign ministry of parliamentary uh, secretary of state's position, that is a general problem. morgan who took over as an american citizen, the task for climate policy. not being a citizen of our state of germany. lots, having a government positions, and this is also aqua to think about that. this appointment is just making it visible to everyone. exactly what edward snowden report to, to as about, to 10 years ago. you remember this big scandal that n as a was spying on? that's what i was not surprised, that was only surprised that it was made public. and since that time nothing has really changed. we are still missing. i was selves to the united states and all of these aspects. and it's time to say no to that you as president by to this use a multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to persuade turkey i to approve sweetened succession, to ne. so, as the latest claim from pulitzer prize winning ameri

state. at the same time, the state of california has the largest number of homeless people . hernandez lives in a caravan in the upper area of ​​the state of california and can no longer pay rent . i remember paying $450 to rent a simple house. 3000 rounds right there, these prices drive people crazy, 11% of the american population lives in california, a third of the homeless in the united states are also in this state, we bought a caravan for $600, we don't use it for transportation, we clean it and use a normal car for transportation, we use this caravan to minimize the cost of living. we are not counting in our house , but we are homeless, mukhtar is indecisive. when you read the poor governor, we are always on the list. if we want to take a shower, it takes an hour because you have to heat the water yourself, and currently the pump is not working for me. i was enjoying my life . condemning the insult to the holy quran by hossam hilali's report we see from syria, the conference of ashura women and hussaini infants was held in zainabiyah, damascus. my mother attended the ce

is outlined china is looking for ways to effectively assert itself in a world dominated by the states as time, decades, and now we see the consistency of policy and the confirmation of the course laid down at the beginning of the 2000s only on a much larger scale. nobody today wants to look back at the united states and wait for someone to nod in the affirmative from the capitalist hill. these are countries that represent such a, uh, block of countries that are pursuing an emotionally oriented economic policy, first of all and uh, if we talk about russia and china, then this is an alternative to the west, in fact china - this is a country that builds socialism with chinese characteristics russia is a country that offers a new world order more equitable since 2001, the total gdp of the participants in the shanghai cooperation organization has grown by more than 10 times and now it is about 25 trillion dollars of the country actively recovering from the pandemic, despite the difficult geopolitical situation of 30% gdp. in the west, other figures are often given, but the west simply counts every