well, essentially mister stein, maya germany's president wanted to travel to ukraine, alongside other european leaders. but he himself stressed that that visit had not been welcome. ukrainian source is close to the government had stressed that that had not been the case that they hadn't on invited stay in my uh, but all this created tensions between the german government and the ukranian government and had been also a burden for mister shaw. the german chancellor traveling to ukraine, shots had himself stressed that, that decision not to invite mister time. it had been in the way of he himself traveling to ukraine. so the conversation today between both president, so the president of germany, the president of ukraine, certainly seemed to ease those tensions to for that difficult situation and will probably help when it comes to further visits, specifically from ukrainian or from germany, lead us to, to ukraine. and in particular, as we've just stressed now, 1st and foremost from germany's foreign minister and an anabolic, thank you very much. the w's political correspondent, thomas sp

but mister schultz clearly stressed today that after speaking to mr. stein, maya in berlin, they had agreed they had decided that it would be an elena babcock traveling to ukraine very soon. we still haven't got any concrete details as to when that trip could be. it is probably being discussed, and it's also important to stress claire that, that doesn't mean that shots or stein my at will not travel. probably they are also discussing the possibility of traveling. but for now what we know is they will be honestly not bad book. the foreign minister who will be traveling to ukraine very soon. so what are we to make of a public and diplomatic spat between german and ukrainian leadership at a time like this? it was it in no one's interest. it was neither in germany's interest nor in ukraine's interest to have this high profile route at this time, especially when they're so much at stake. and that's the reason probably why pressure was growing specifically here in germany to try and resolve that route and which very probably also led to a phone conversation between the german president and

stein and lemler did not have such a great track record, but this is at first glance.seem, uh, simple frisky young people. they were born in 1922, but there were at least 100 people on the lemller, personally and among the executed civilians. uh, shten shot about 40 people, personally bernhard lemmler and gan executed on the morning of december 30, stein was sentenced to twenty years hard labor. like a symbolic redemption of everything that the nazis did in the bryansk land. already on the first day of search work. the remains of several dozen people were found. now just the level of the ground course is big water from below and it is very difficult to work. as soon as the weather improves. then together with the director of the plant. we will determine the date when we will carry out further work. from this side, from this side, the input, and from this side of the day off. this is all that remains of people, while nothing is known about them. unlike military personnel, where we hope to find the soldier's medallion, the red army book, a numbered award. here we can onl

and has been this controversy about stein meyer. the president shows us that he would not visit, so her visit eases some of the brush and it's been received a very she's been received very warmly and the fact that she visited. of course, these 2 places, she's also drawn a parallel while stopping short of comparing world war 2 and this war she said that the, the lesson, this is what shows or so i said in his speech, the lesson from world war 2 should be that no country should be allowed to attack another one and that these atrocities that are happening there should not have been allowed to happen. so there was of course, something um that ukraine welcomed each of these matters spawning their for us in the key if well, the u. s. first lady jill biden has made a surprise visits to ukraine during a 2 hour trip she met ukraine's 1st lady alina cilenzo, at the school in the town of the round, near the border with slovakia to barton also met refugees and volunteers at a center in one of the fuck is main transit points for those fleeing the

it's important to remember that the german president, mr. stein maya had intended to go to ukraine in april, alongside other european leaders. but he himself stressed that it didn't seem that he was very welcome in ukraine. that's probably related to his past as germany's a foreign minister and his relationship back then to russia. but that's white for him. it was also particularly important to have that conversation now with mr. zalinski to try and resolve all those differences. something that was clear from the statement that the german president's office published after the phone conversation took place. did these thomas barrow in berlin? thanks so much for clearing that up for us. that's bringing up to speed now. it's not. the other story is making headlines around the world. at least 3 people were killed and he suspected terror attack in the israeli city of l. at east of tel aviv lease, say they suspect militants, and that the assailants are on the run. they attacked people in 2 different locations, as israel marked its independence day on thursday. new clash has have erupted at

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we have made important progress since the contact group was established after the ram stein summit. today with the minister and his team, we have gained a sharper sense of ukraine's policy environments and the situation on the battlefield. we also heard very welcome announcements about even more security assistance for ukraine. that includes 20 countries that announced new security assistance packages. many countries are donating critically needed artillery ammunition, coastal defense systems, and tanks and other armored vehicles. others came forward with new commitments for training ukraine's forces and sustaining its military systems. there are too many countries to properly thank everyone here. let me mention a few standouts. i'm especially grateful to denmark, which announced it will provide a harpoon launcher and missiles to help ukraine defend its coast. i would also like to thank the czech republic for its substantial support, including a recent donation of attack helicopters, tanks, and rocket systems. today several countries announced new donations of critically needed arti

it started in linen stein over 100 years ago. the technology at the time was he would send out rail cars for show and tell about how great communism is. now fast forward to this day and you've got television. you've got the internet. and of course so many russians, the vast majority, get their news from the television because if you don't live in st. peterburg or moscow or the larger cities, that's really all you've got. and it's very limited anyway. this is really just different technology. but essentially the same modus operandi that the kremlin has always used. >> steve, you and your team looking at all these images, what -- did anything stand out to you or surprise you? stewart, i'm sorry. >> yeah, i think what we see usually in the west is putin having big rallies, poll numbers go up. and it's confusing to try to understand why. i think the thing i really got from looking at all the footage is this is a long-standing, aggressive, regular pattern of trying to spin events and really anything we've seen, casualties in bucha, nu

ready to depart on a visit to keith ukrainian, president lensky then sent word to stein meyer, telling him not to come. apparently due to his past as the german foreign minister in which he championed closer ties with russia that said to day and the line of iraq began her visit in boucher the town near keith. that was the sight of widespread. busy atrocities when it was under russian occupation, she said that germany will help bring the perpetrators of these atrocities to justice antony, the foreign minister, described why germany is cutting its dependence on russian oil and why it is indeed supply heavy weapons to keith. yeah, me. i thought we had understood all too clearly that economic dependencies do not give us security and clear grass are simply doesn't care about the well being at people disability. therefore, we are reducing our dependence and rushing energy to 0 in ag of noise on forever in buffalo leave the weapons deliveries mean that these terrible war crana, which i thought to day so clearly with my own eyes. i cannot happen again in your country. above all in the east fin

now the rift really opened when german president front walter stein meyer was in warsaw, poland, getting ready to depart on a visit to keep ukrainian president zalinski, then sent word to stein meyer, telling him not to come apparently due to his past, as the german foreign minister in which he championed closer ties with russia that said to day on the line of iraq began her visit in boucher the town near keith. that was the sight of widespread atrocities when it was under russian occupation. she said that germany will help bring the perpetrators of these atrocities to justice. an today the foreign minister described why germany is cutting its dependence on russian oil and why it is indeed supply heavy weapons to keep the ada me. i thought we had understood all too clearly and economic dependencies do not give us security then he aggressors simply doesn't care about the well being at people. this had been a few, therefore we are reducing our dependence on russian energy for vieira in nike ultimately on for ever in thus leads weapons deliveries means that these terrible war cry which i sa

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after tantalus schultz told the media that keith's refusal to host the german president frank walter stein maya stood in the way of his own visit. ukraine had earlier criticised mister stein meyer for his relations with moscow, while or slamming germany for providing they say insufficient military support, despite berlin pledging to provide more lethal aid. in late april, german author and blogger, thomas hooper says, this is not the 1st time that the ukrainian ambassador has lashed out at germany and suffered no consequences. i would call him scandal from this, from this ambassador. he asked, i have a work as a roster to go on strike, not to work with russia ships. he's really mixing in german policies. and i think this is nothing in numbers or from any country could do or should do. this is not his job. imagine a chinese ambassador would do something like this in the usa or in france, or even a germany. this would be a scandal. but with mr. miller, seems he can do whatever he wants and they seem to ignore it. and germany is always a country in europe. which was, which was in favor of hel

still being a visit from german president frank walter stein mar. last month, acting like an offended liver. worse doesn't sound very statesmanlike. we're talking about the most brutal war of extermination since the nazi attack on ukraine . this is not child's play. those comments came shortly after chance. their short told media events kiev refusal to host the german presidents in the way of his own visit. ukraine had earlier criticized president stein meyer for his relations with moscow, while also slumming germany for providing they say insufficient military support as burly and pledge to provide more lethal aid in late april. an open letter to chancellor show then written by leading social figures in the country, made an urgent appeal to the german leader not to supply more heavy weapons to ukraine. the letter was published a day after the german parliament decision on april 28 to deliver further on the key, evan cause widespread debate. german author blogger, thomas rupert, said the ukrainian ambassador believes he can say whatever he wants rig

you don’t seriously think that he is an invincible zikrit, and their farmhouse is a köning fortress steined is a couple of snipers for you. it won't change anything. transfer additional forces to the area of ​​this red hill . read what is written here. this order was not count, come on. you don't know how russian soldiers. give up. you are fighting for the jews who are sitting in tashkent jews at the front no what are you shedding your blood for? come over to our side. with us you get bread meat and vodka, of course i'm not sure if it will work to try. still, you actually need a german siren. bunny we are here. in general, if you twist it well, then powerful beats should occur.

stein can answer one more question. so mr. what you have going but obviously -- >> you just need this studio. you need to get someone else in this place for me. that's how unfortunate i am. >> oh, you know what, can i just say the southerner in me loves the false humility. >> yeah. it's true. >> you're an honorary southerner. politico's sam stein, thank you so much. >> get out of the chair. >> following up with what happened in nebraska, of course, donald trump does still have power with the party. but vance, you know, not only had trump, he had peter till's $10 million that got pumped into j.d. vance's campaign. how fast that the ricketts basically tell trump to get lost in nebraska and humiliating there. and i think what is so new this year, what we're seeing, katty, is the fear that everybody in the party used to have for trump, top to bottom. that fear's going away. desantis hasn't fledged for months, when they keep wanting to hear him say that he won't run if donald trump runs, pompeo won't say it, chris christie won't sa

it's important to remember that the german president, mr. stein maya had intended to go to ukraine in april, alongside other european leaders. but he himself stressed that it didn't seem that he was very welcome in ukraine. that's probably related to his past as germany's foreign minister and his relationship back then to russia. but that's white for him . it was also particularly important to have that conversation now with mr. salon ski to try and resolve all those differences. something that was clear from the statement that the german president's office published after the phone conversation took place to other news. now on the world health organization says the corona virus pandemic has killed nearly 15000000 people. that is nearly 3 times what governments have reported. the new estimates includes not only those who died directly of cove at 19. it's also millions of patients who died because of the pandemic impact on global health systems and society. most of these excess deaths are concentrated in se asia, europe and the americas. eric fy golding is an epidemiologist and a membe

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he made mistakes in his dealings with moscow that while germany chancellor didn't comment on his or stein my future plans to travel to ukraine, olaf shoulds did announce that he is sending a member of his cabinet. that will as president to okay, the german president and the ukranian president spoke very carefully to each other . that's a good thing. when i spoke in detail to the german president about it beforehand and afterwards, advocates us on often the result of the conversation. as that, the foreign minister will soon be in ukraine, diminished and creating event. now to other developments in the ukraine conflict in international conference hosted by poland and sweden has raised $6500000.00 in pledges to help you crane you. officials who are also sponsoring the event the ukraine needs a marshall plan to help rebuild the country. the older zalinski launched a fundraising web site at the forum, st. every donation matters. the united nations world food program is hosting is warning rather of global humble crises. if key ukrainian ports remain closed, the agency is calling for the reopeni

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joining us now, white house editor for politico, my friend, sam stein. very issue. he, of course, represents the state of connecticut, home to sandy hook elementary school, which remains the worst school shooting in our nation's history. what happened yesterday is now number two. is anything going to change? >> that's a tough question. probably not. i think as a nation we have internalized and implicitly accepted the idea that we have events like this when we did nothing after sandy hook. you have to understand about senator murphy, that day sandy hook was deeply traumatic. he was supposed to go to new york city in the morning to spend the day with his family, looking at christmas decorations. a normal day. he was at a train stop in bridgeport, connecticut, when a call came in and he had to go and run up to newtown, connecticut, and sit with families essentially as they waited to see if they were among the lucky whose children who survived this horrific event or if they were among those who would have to deal with tragedy. that obviously would affect any

hello everyone, i am sam stein, in for alicia menendez.d just moments, we will hear from the notorious clerk to the notorious are b g. why are they largely staying silent on the topic of roe? also tonight, what is next for ukraine would days to go until russia's military holiday? what might putin have up his sleeve? and rudy is a no-show. he made a last-minute decision to refuse the january six committee to come testify, will he be held in contempt? let's begin this hour with the future of reproductive freedom

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. >>> joining us now, white house editor for "politico," the always photogenic sam stein.t reporting by our colleagues at "politico." what do they reveal? >> we don't know yet. i mean it is a big sort of unknown around january 6th, one of the big unknowns is what was trump up to that day, right? we know he spoke obviously on the mall. we have some sort of contemporaneous understanding through notes of who and his team were in touch with, but having a sense of where he was, what he was doing, if he was watching, who he was talking to, those are the things that we need to fill in and so these photos could potentially help us do that. and it would be one of the bigger pieces of the puzzle that we don't have yet. >> right, certainly some reporting at the time that the president spent a lot of time in his private dining room, just off the oval office. and he was there with the televisions. watching the proceedings. and let's go back to that other story i just read, with the congressman barry loudermillionic. -- loudermilk. there were assertions that they had heard that republic

that for the first time in such a format, the group gathered on april 26 in germany at the air base, stein, the minister of defense, with great pride, called this event historic together with ukraine, 43 countries took part , it was organized by the usa, then the participants created an advisory group on the defense of ukraine, now it will meet once a month. in this way, the countries that volunteered to help ukraine will be able to optimize and speed up the supply of weapons, improve logistics and coordinate their efforts. the transfer of the ukrainian army was also approved there on nato calibers and the equipment of the air defense system, the patriot is included in the new package of aid to ukraine from the united states, the washington post writes about this in the article, it is said that the bills were given 86 votes, he envisages total military aid of 20 billion dollars, this money will probably finance the transfer of air defense systems and long-range artillery, i will mention the petri complex, and anti-aircraft missile weapons that are in service with the united states and its

to myself, because i honestly did not expect such, such and such language from the german leaders steinas ray chancellor scholls just very clearly and hmm pedantically er-e they indicated that this impasse that russia has forced itself into and that leads to the exit from the exit from world history is the greatest tragedy of the xxi century, this is what the germans say, whom the modern putin regime nurtured for 20 years so that it was one of the largest let's say putin fersteiners in europe and look what is being done, they seem to be insignificant such changes in rhetoric, but they are extremely, this is the consensus around the fact that russia can not win, it has formed in the civilized part humanity. and those to whom russia still appeals. they hear it all, they watch it all carefully, and therefore it seems to me that the prospects of this regime are absolutely, well, there are. another question. why did i ask about the palace coups, because even now, for example, hristos groziv is talking about it with referring to his statements in russia that he may be terminally ill, well, th

but now the chancellor has decided that he will not go to kiev yet, because there is an incident by steinayor. and here is the expression that is there used by melnyk, it 's actually uh, in german, it's not uh, it's terrible, that's it, uh, it's an ironic expression purely german, in general, it seems to me that this is too much, so to speak, to traumatize this expression, although it may be that it is slightly moderate , so to speak, to have this conversation with the german government. i do not think that this will affect the actual policy of germany they can distinguish between these diplomatic things and big political issues, okay, but tell me what is going on with the rating of olaf scholz against the background of the war in ukraine, i will remind you that, for example , the rejection of the don embargo on oil and gas, he explained the economic well-being of the german people , so against the background of this, what about his ratings ? countries, after all , foreign policy is secondary, domestic policy comes first , and here germany is indicative of a more complicated situation, be

frank walter stein mayer talked on the phone and agreed to forget all misunderstandings at the farewell ukrainian leader invited the german president to the chancellor to visit kyiv who helped to melt the ice in the relations between kyiv and berlin is not known for sure, but the german mass media assume that this is the merit of the leader of the opposition. this week, the head of the hds, friedrich mertz, visited ukraine, met with volodymyr zelenskyi and hinted at bringing home a message from the ukrainian president, we had a very detailed, very long conversation, we agreed that before i talk about her publicly i will report the details of the negotiations to the federal chancellor i informed fascholtz immediately after returning told the dead berliners only know the chosen however the day after his return to germany, he called the bank ashols announced several official visits in the near future in kyiv the speaker of the parliament berbelbas and the minister of foreign affairs and on olena berbuk the president the president of germany and ukraine had a detailed conversation and this

and yet there was one met during the years of perestroika. stein had so much faith in hitler's non aggression pact with the soviet union that he was blind to the german threat and consequently failed in his own responsibility. as the country's commander in chief, whom the mist it's done was in a state of shock, could be easily refuted. recently declassified document reveal stalins scheduled for june 22nd 941. the de nazi germany invaded the ussr stalins visitors people's commissar for foreign affairs. moldova arrived at 545 left at 12 o 5. chief general staff shook override at 545 left at 830 deputy beaten commissar for phone affairs wishes be arrived at 730 left at 1040 common turn leader do me trav. arrived at 840 left at 1045. she is a good a. oh okay. i but with the model for the you near like the idea that most of i am more than a model goals, you have to stud a livable. i'm not sure what i show. i have with them to just reach out it shut off, saw him in the nation. i wrote he was split. shun the story against where you are. more his foot palmer galena, we didn't hurt into rational you o

stein is talking about help now, about tactics, but also about strategy for the near future. of course, when we talk about the future, i cannot help but recall the words of the minister of defense of ukraine, oleksiy reznikov. to dig in and create fortifications in the south of ukraine, when we talk about a protracted war, we are of course talking first of all about ukraine, about what this war will be like for ukraine, but we must talk about what it is means for the world because the world is now facing a food crisis because ukraine cannot deliver its grain or part of the grain, the russians stole it and took it to their country, all the ports of ukraine are blocked by the russians, the world also expects a worsening of the food situation, not only the food situation, what does it mean a protracted war for the world, mr. pavel, this means a threat for us, of course. well, okay, not a threat. but nevertheless, it is a challenge that in many countries they will begin to look not at military logic, but begin to calculate economically how will wheat and corn continue to grow, ho

from the strong position. negotiation must come from the your strongest position, not in the vicar stein, because it is the weakest time you will be blackmail to politically. and there will be a diplomatic question on. okay, well, mr. jet and i think this is a very strong point to finish this interview. thank you very much for it. thank you very much. i didn't thank you for watching hope to hear again next week on well to part. ah, blue. only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking to that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mosse to racism. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. is it deny the sovereignty of the country or is business and business is good? and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion and a besides of a truck and burned down military vehicles, as of style is the epitome of obliteration r t. fill in the exclusive drone footage of a devastated landscape of the martyr. you paul still park. those russian on dpr forces gain full control of the area. also coming up, industry leaders predict tribulations for bu

howitzers, but this modern hook well, right now they write an american military transport boeing with a stein base flying to polish, polish geneva and this is the news that supports us and makes us happy. and every day at 9:00 a.m. we remember all those who died in this war and observe a minute of silence the memory of the ukrainian military and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war that was unleashed by russia on 9.01 in ukraine and chas novin on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval russians continue to kill ukrainian children at the beginning of the war the occupiers took the lives of 220 girls and boys more than 400 were injured such data from the prosecutor general's office show that children were most affected in the donetsk and kyiv kharkiv and chernihiv regions, due to the daily bombardment, it is impossible to determine the exact number of victims and victims among children a fifteen-year-old boy died as a result of a rocket attack on odesa, another minor girl was hospitalized, this was reported to the operational command of the south, in addition, the occup

application scenarios out of the new scenario. application scenarios that still seems strange. yon phillip stein explores the effect of virtual figures. can we truly mourn the dead if we still meet them digitally? if permission, good fortune. i imagine that we're just at the beginning of something new as a man kind of developing a different view of technology for from 5th young, 50 years ago. many things that are normal to day. we're still creepy and scary dumb it will then chocolate thought. i don't want anything to do with that on the for them, you can see even now that younger generations use technology quite differently than older ones too often a tool is our own gung, i think a natural way of dealing with it will emerge over time and maybe it will be a good way for people to still feel a connection to those who have died on if have been known so soon. but where's all this lead to long in the future? will our consciousness also be uploaded to the da little world? think the amazon series upload, portrays just such a scenario. welcome to upload nathan made it's a late fee, the lucky duck o dur

grade a with visit, you'll not with of course why he, why not me throw you away now on frederick is stein you, why not she she away. and i will be, you can leave the key only so many grandma me, he thought it will not need your school choice. you're not winning. you can then let the bill of the session a stronger solution, but the most to seek pretty weigh each. it will not the keys or family could never . oh, be december 2013. the lowest peaceful year in the history of the united ukraine is coming to an end. the year a, my dance movement is gaining momentum in protest prompted by the government's decision to suspend the signing of the association agreement with the european union ga all it national mud. you mud? do you see such as new york res paper? yeah. ah. since you all are so little as cooker or the official one in the book, we may done other show up at blue senior color tissue. i left no bottom yo yos for we will answer. we'll negotiate the coil with the us as the sheen you can will you be useful but he could you.