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at any moment they will release the results of their straw poll. trump has won the last two with florida governor ron desantis coming in second. both times desantis has not formally announced for 2024 and is skipping this gathering. kristen holmes joins us from cpac where they're gathering in maryland just outside the nation's capital. kristen, i understand the results of this nonscientific straw poll, those results have come in. what are the results? >> reporter: they are. again, yes, as you said this is unofficial, this is nonscientific, it is just based on who is here at cpac. unsurprisingly trump did win the straw poll 62% over desantis at 22%. everyone else's numbers are much less significant. it would have been a huge blow to former president trump if he had not won this straw poll. this conference, which used to be a beacon for all potential republican hopefuls for president, has really become a complete trumpfest. people are here to see him. almost all of the speakers support a trump 2024 presidential run. they want him to be in office agai

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nosrati won the best actor award for the film zed, and toraj alvand was honored for playing in the straw room, and the best actress award went to jale samati for colonel soraya. zila shahi was also appreciated for playing the role of mahdi. villagers and nomads celebrated the birthday of imam zaman, ajjalullah ta'ala farjah al-sharif . nowruz to organize supplementary sales events at the venue the head of the fuel station owners association said that according to the ministry of petroleum, the purchase and sale of complementary fuel at the station is prohibited and violators will be dealt with . alcohol inside the package is sold at several times the price. he said that people should never buy supplementary fuel at fuel stations, and if the station employees insist on doing this , they should report the situation. investigating the bus movement from the origin is a problem that causes complaints from passengers . buses have become the spokesperson of the construction commission the parliament says that this commission has on its agenda to increase the deterrence of laws to deal with the

neil: yeah, maybe. >> and the straw polls. we predict trump at cpac to probably win the straw poll there. neil: you know, phil, i'm just wondering, we're following the money guys, as we should, that can lead to who is getting the original early on bets. but i remember, eight years ago, jeb bush was getting a lot of that money and we know what happened there. are we putting too much, no pun intended, stock in that? >> i think that noelle is absolutely right. the campaign is more getting more funds to have an aggressive burn rate. voters have either made up their mind about donald trump or trying to sort out of the rest of the field. who is going to eventually declare. i think what eventually will happen is, you know, obviously you have trump and then you have numerous former alumni of his administration. and then you've got governor desantis and a handful of candidates. when everything shakes out, i think this will be a race that comes down to perhaps less of personalities, but more of show me your record what you've been able

and at the end of cpac, as they always do, they hold a straw poll, a presidential straw poll, especiallys where republicans are starting to throw their name in the hat. that guy right there took to the stage and gave a speech. and right after that they presented the results of the cpac poll, and it wasn't even close. donald trump, 62% of cpac attendees want him to be the republican nominee. followed by 20% for ron desantis. that's a big win. rachel: and he gave a barn-burner type speech. i'm going to tell you some of things that caught my attention. he said at the top of my list will be the slide into costly, never ending wars. he also promised to keep men out of women's sports. he wants a return to paper ballots. he wants to rename schools after american heroes. he wants to get rid of ugly buildings and start building buildings that are in the western civilization style, that classical style. and he didn't say this -- i don't remember if he said in the speech, but i know he's been saying this on the trail, he wants to support a baby boom with tax breaks. so he's got some fresh ideas. ro

what are the expectations for this year's straw poll? >> reporter: i do want to say one thing about the straw poll, before we get into it. it is unscientific. it is an unofficial poll and it is only represented of the people that are here at cpac. not the entire republican party. now, that being said, it will be a huge blow to former president trump and his team if he is not the winner of this unofficial straw poll. this event has been largely a who's who of maga. almost every speaker has said they support trump and support him in 2024, which is not indicative of the republican party as a whole. we are expecting to hear from the former president today. he's going to make his pitch to the people and i'm told he's not going to directly attack florida governor ron desantis but he is going to make comparisons without naming him to policy, particularly when it comes to social security and medicare. as we have been reporting for weeks, trump has been fixated on the florida governor, who, even though as you say he has not yet entered the presid

. >> trump was the overwhelming favorite in the cpac straw poll held at the event with 62% support.ho is not a declared candidate yet, was second with 20% support. though he was a no-show. >> a leader is not captive to polls. >> desantis was out at the reagan library and followed president's 11th commandment not speaking ill of another republican. instead, desantis blasted california governor gavin newsom who some consider a future potential democratic presidential candidate. >> thank you. hello, california. i knew you guys had a lot of problems out here your governor is very concerned about what we're doing in florida so i figured i had to dom by. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo is also undeclared but is considering a run. he took a swipe at his old boss on the national debt. >> trump administration, administration i served added $8 trillion in new debt. there is indecent and can't continue. >> in a sign of how nasty this race could be, someone has created thousands of bot twitter accounts praising trump and attacking his rivals. one person who won't be getting into the fi

well, the last straw, it was probably what i felt that we survived our relationship.ched the good. you just felt it. yes, there is nothing more warm for you to him. well, yes, the fact that there is nothing warm. yes, it’s already like she’s already matured like an accumulated computer in me, so to speak . and like, yes. the first year is very, very hard. i was to psychologically survive the loss, as it were , of a loved one, and in the second year, i, well, as if i felt all some kind of force, a resource in order to change this situation. and uh, as if the most impetus was the fact that we somehow went to eat, without maloylov, the park was full of bicycles. and well, i look at me in short, uh, the network did not catch on the phone. i say, like, you can give me your phone , my network does not catch. i want to see. a. well, where are we? well, to get out somehow, just an innocent request, yes, yes, and he gives his phone. well i take a quick look at where we are and catch a glimpse. in the meantime, he stood smoking , i think, well, yes. i got into his whatsapp and

donald trump won a straw poll, 60% of the vote went to donald trump and 20% going to ron desantis.idates taking to the stage giving their vision of america,ing giving their vision of foreign policy and trump and "fox & friends" frequent vivek ramaswamy took to the stage and talked about our relationship with communist china. >> i will hold china financially accountable -- [applause] for unleashing the china virus upon the world. we could have saved $400 million a year, it's a lot of money, and now they're asking for even more dick a thattorial -- dick a thattorial power and more and more and more of our money, but they're getting nothing more from china. >> i'm asking for a difficult policy perspective for the short run that is still the right answer for the long run which is moving towards declaring independence from china. there's low hanging fruit. it's not as daunting as it sounds. first thing we could do is abandon this climate religion that shackles the united states while leaving china untouched. [applause] china loves the climate religion for a reason, because it's what all

i would imagine he'll do well in the straw poll results announced before he takes the stage tomorrowht. >> gillian: mark meredith at national harbor at cpac. john. >> john: some democrats are livid with president biden's recent policy moves. announced yesterday he will not veto a republican-led effort to scrap one of d.c.s controversial crime policies. chad pergram, what's the latest on all this? >> good afternoon, john. president biden believes liberals in washington, d.c. veered too far to the left with revisions to the city's criminal code. congressional republicans aim to supersede what the d.c. council approved. >> soft on crime this incompetent, members of congress cannot go about their daily lives without being attacked, when families cannot come to visit our capitol in safety, then it's about time the federal government provides some adult supervision. >> congress can intervene because washington is a federal enclave. president biden thought the new code went easy on criminals. the president's move makes some fellow democrats mad. >> it's a great disappointment to me. when he

desantis finished second in the straw poll.sident biden will mark the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday in selma. in 1965, protesters were marching across the edmund pettus bridge when they were violently attacked by alabama state troopers. hasn't biden will join thousands for the annual commemoration of the seminal moment in the civil rights movement. this led to the passage of landmark voting rights legislation nearly six years ago. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. part of that is discussing the issue of reparations for african americans in california. the california department of justice all day second public hearing on saturday in an effort to study and develop reparations proposals for a bill enacted in september of 2020. people across the state shared public comments on historic treatment of african americans in the u.s.. that included generational impacts from slavery, equity and other civil rights issues. one bay area woman presented some ideas. >> california is supposed to be a sanctuary state and

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straw.president used his speech to re-relaunch his 2024 campaign, and it got real creepy real fast. >> in 2016, i declared, i am your voice. today, i add, i am your warrior, i am your justice, and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. >> stephen: that's pretty harsh. i haven't heard a political speech this dark since h. bush at the 1992 republican convention. >> read my lips. i'll kill clinton's dog. >> stephen: but it wasn't all terrifying previews of the fascism to come. there was also some silly stuff like when he said this about the border wall. >> as you know, i built hundreds of miles of wall and biden, they took it away. they actually took it away and they hid it. they put it in a hiding area. >> stephen: yes, they hid it in a hiding area. where is that? maybe you can find it in the new maga kids' book, "where wall go." of course, it wouldn't be a speech from the former president without some classic mouth-oopsies. like when he tried to go after the manh

the terrible death of ella french chicago policeman because of the straw purchase made in the state of indiana, and this situation with the shootings of innocent individuals in highland park. i'd like to ask you, what have you seen, if anything, this change for the better since we passed our law? >> i think it's a very important law, and i'm grateful to the members who sponsored it and to the joef all congress that passed it. it's done several things for us. first of all, it has, as you said, established a stand alone crime for straw purchasing and a stand-alone crime for trafficking in illegal weapons. we have already -- >> are these being prosecuted? >> yes, in both cases we have already brought trafficking cases, i think we already have two gun trafficking cases and several straw purchasing cases as a consequence of this law. in addition -- >> go ahead. >> in addition, the law provided for enhanced background checks for people under 21, and we have largely completed the process of making those possible so that juvenile records that disclose prohibited conduct and make somebody a pro

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well, would you look at that [ laughter ] one more straw for lindsey!"not only is this fully unhinged, but it's also very funny to imagine donald trump, who is very much not the president and does not have access to generals, or military advisers, or covert intelligence, just sitting around his omelette bar in florida with his council of bozos and dip [ bleep ], asking them to draw up battle plans, like any of them know what the [ bleep ] that means i'm sure rudy giuliani is on top of it. "boss, i made a contact in mexico who can give us inside information. code name 'senor frogs.' [ laughter ] and yet, that was somehow not the dumbest thing that a prominent republican said or did this week. because there was also lauren boebert, who, fun fact, is a descendant of the confederate general doinkus boebert -- [ laughter ] who famously slept through the battle of gettysburg [ laughter ] "oh, no. [ light laughter ] boebert put on perhaps the most embarrassing spectacle of her time in congress this week, and that is saying a lot now, here's some quick context t

we should disregard straw polls.out it, but they're not even cotton candy level nutritional value for politics. amna: you mentioned governors having trouble going outside their states. is ron desantis going to have that problem? >> it doesn't look like it. he clearly is getting lift. his donor base isn't just from florida. he's raising money across the country. he has gotten the ability to get some oxygen and attention. that is what you see him where he is in the polls. amna: we have seen that he is running on this anti-woke agenda. when you look at governor hogan, who said i'm not going to run, he was firmly a reagan republican, he even wrote in ronald reagan instead of voting for then candidate donald trump. is that school of thought unelectable in the republican party right now, that reagan republican? >> i don't think we know yet. we are coming up on the 40th anniversary of ronald reagan's evil empire speech. and we will be talking about what that means with regard to russia and ukraine. the audience at cpac not

a lot of people at this event over last few days are strong, trump supporters as evidenced by the straw poll, many in the republican party are realizing that it's time to turn the page. we're looking at the fact that with donald trump in the white house we lost the house and the senate, of course, we regained the house but lost the house and senate and the white house due to his leadership, and large part because of his election denying and conspiracy theorist >> but as we've sign at cpac mr. trump did count on a vocal supportive base, does the gop have to brace itself for a long acrimonious primary battle? >> we should. and look, i think primaries are important. robust primary where they which together and debate the issues it's healthy for the party but also democracy and this was a good way to test the policies of these different candidates but check the retail politics, how can they go to the early states and connect with the people. i think strong robust primary is good for the republican party, because that way we have best candidate to go against two of the democrats before. >> a

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and it is, this is yet another straw man through which the russians are driving a stake. this kind of ammunition is a fairly common place been in use for, for decades. american officials have he to yet another law with their irresponsible statements. let me remind you than monday, using this kind of ammunition, radioactive dust settled on the grounds. it is extremely toxic and cannot be de contaminated such substances broke outbreaks of cancer. the american snobbish to very well because they have already used this weapons in iraq and yugoslavia. it seems that the enlightened west, led by washington, has irrevocably decided to bring humanity to dangerous line. beyond which nuclear armageddon looms clearly. worthington high, then the size that the u. s. isn't planning to send such ammunition, although it has being down playing concerns about the negative. a thanks on the environment depicted. you rainy my munition. use the piercing armored vehicles, especially tanks as being known to release toxins into the soil and affected the ground water. britain has insisted that the u

he's been appearing on podcasts and going elsewhere, grasping at straws, trying to make the argument that despite what has been revealed, it was not direct action from the united states, a decision by the us government to destroy the pipeline. here's julian barnes. could this have been done by non state actors to this had been done by a group of individuals who were not working for a government, kind of like freelance saboteurs. so where did you take this new question? well, we started asking who might these sabbah tours b, or if we couldn't answer that, who might they be aligned with? right, could they be pro russian savage tours? could they be other saboteurs? and the more we talk to officials who had access to intelligence, the more we saw this theory gaining traction. my god, i should be very clear that we know ho really very little right. this group remains mysterious and it remains the serious not just to us, but also to the u. s. government officials that we have spoken to you as mainstream media seems to be very desperately trying to make the case that somehow the united stat

death of the chicago policeman because of the straw purchase made in indiana. this situation with the shootings of innocent individuals at highland park. i would like to ask you, what have you seen if anything that is changed for the better since we passed our law? >> i think it's very important. i'm grateful to the members who sponsored it. and congress who passed it. first of all, it has, as you said established a standalone crime for straw purchasing. and a standalone crime for trafficking illegal weapons. sen. durbin: are these being prosecuted? >> in both cases we brought, trafficking cases, we have two gun trafficking cases in several straw purchasing cases, as a consequence of this law. in addition, the law provided for enhanced background checks for people under 21. we have largely completed the process of making those possible. so, that juvenile records that disclose prohibited conduct and make someone a prohibited possessor will be identified. a statute also provided funds under the burden program, an additional --and additional programs for violent i

he won their unscientific straw poll, 62 to 20%, desantis was at 20%. actually, the vice presidential straw poll, also, again, unscientific desantis came in second to kari lake. but the question now is how indicative is cpac of the party as a whole. >> we are never going back to the party of paul ryan, karl rove and jeb bush. >> reporter: as the gop primary just starts to take shape -- >> thank you so much. >> reporter: -- with republicans barreling towards a battle in the direction of the party, president trump drawing a line in the sand. >> i'm your warrior, i'm your justice and for those that have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. >> reporter: the ruckus reception for trump at the conservative political action conference which included a wide victory in the event's unscientific straw poll demonstrates the former president's enduring support with part of the gop base. >> the popularity with trump is ridiculous. >> the only one that can pull this through. >> reporter: and while the former president remains a clear front runner for the p

, the terrible death of a chicago policeman because of the straw purchase made in the state of indiana and this situation with the shootings of innocent individuals in hyland park. what have you seen, if anything, that has changed for the better since we passed our law? >> i think it's very important law and grateful to members who sponsored it and to the overall congress that passed it. done several things for us. first of all it has, as you said, established a stand loan crime for trafficking in illegal weapons. >> are these being prosecuted? >> yes. we have already brought trafficking cases and already have two gun trafficking cases and several straw purchasing cases as a consequence of this law. in addition, the law provided for enhanced background checks for people under 21 and we have largely completed the process of making those possible so that juvenile records that disclose prohibited conduct and make somebody a prohibited possessor would be identified. the statute also provided funds under the burn program, and additional programs for violence intervention and for helping sta

so had he not won the straw poll it would have been significantly embarrassing for the campaign. what we're hearing from trump now is a very us versus them themed speech. he is making a pitch to be the president once again. and the line that got a standing ovation was probably the biggest reaction i've seen so far was him saying he wanted to obliterate the deep state. he's taking on the establishment, including the establishment republican party. i know it's not that surprising, we've heard it before. but it does seem to be a lot of punches at the republican party. he said that they no longer were the party of paul ryan, carl r rove, jeb bush. saying they were never going to give mine to endless wars, the stance of many in the republican party. so far he has not called out major potential 2024 presidential nominees. however, we did hear him say something that sounded like a very veiled threat at ron desantis. take a listen. >> we're. going back to people -- we're not going back to people that want to destroy our great social security system, even some in our own party. i wonder t

they've sort of carried with them. straw matt, to the sleeping over here on the ground. they don't know until when they're going to be here, but they've told us that they are determined to stay till that resolution is passed . there is an assembly is on to they are hoping to get some good news as soon as possible. now, you know, a marashi indian largest producer of onions and prices crashed to such to turn all time low in the sense pharmacy they were getting below 10 percent of what they would normally get. so losses have piled on. they have asked the government to help them, compensate them to guarantee them a minimum price for they produce. they've also asked them to wave off some of their loans to france. now, with the government has forced controversial pensioned reforms through without abolish in parliament. failing to convince a majority of n piece to back the bill, the law raises the retirement age from 62 to 64. natasha back to reports from paris . why that didn't? it wasn't the outcome the french government wanted, but without a parliamentary majority, it decide

well, that was the last straw. it. just a few minutes later i was after the last one of a rocket attack specifically on the utility service. i saw the guys. well, you know, there is such a term in military floats, all the guys swam , they were a little, well, really out of their minds. i apologize to them if anyone sees this broadcast, because i told them this to their face and so that there would be no harm we made this difficult decision for us. well, for almost the whole day, we decided , thought and talked about various options, worked out different options , but we made a decision that, after all, in stages, we will take the utility workers out with their families, because well , let me repeat that so that there will be no more disaster, but on the account of the red zone and the closure of the city, who is allowed, who is not allowed, there is an order of the military leadership of the top, i am a military man and i have to carry it out, a ban only for the press and volunteers, entry into the city for locals

i mean, make no mistake, and this is yet another straw man through which the russians are driving a stake. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been in use for, for decades. american officials have yet another law with that irresponsible statements. let me remind you that by using these kind of ammunition, radioactive dust settles on the ground, it is extremely toxic and cannot be contaminated. such substances broke outbreaks of cancer. the american smelled this very well because they have already used this veterans in iraq and yugoslavia. it seems that the enlightened west, led by washington, has irrevocably decided to bring humanity to dangerous line, be on which nuclear mcgathen looms clearly. but washington has emphasized that the us is not planning to send such ammunition, although it has been downplaying concerns about what are the negative effects on people's health of the environment. depleted uranium ammunition are used for piercing armored vehicles and tanks has been known to release toxins. in the soil and effect the ground water. a britain has insisted that the urani

reggie, on the shaky twenties, where you are slaves from the straw, such an exposition is recognizedgospodars. we know this maximum by selling our yakmakh ducts, more people are belarusians, people are very wise, there are a lot of secrets, for example, storing lard, meat, sausages, and eggs there, here there were no refrigerators, everything was buried, and everything was preserved and these secrets or there, how are things roofs thatched secrets thatched roof here, but i want to save it and show people to children for thirty years, he paints images and it was hard to find a left place for creativity . here, in fact, 91 years. i'm in in general, i study all the time and years go by. the royal doors have been working with these codes for 2 years now. i did the same, they have already been hanging in the temple for 2 years. even more than where there is vera soldatova i think belarus is a salon master, damn i'm not, and the work is haunted by the collections of many ukrainians in the world. i got carried away. grandmothers on a towel. i wanted this picture. it’s called a fontanel to s

give, it’s a salon like a salon, but animal rights activists are outraged that you can’t give one strawur daily diet, there should be oats and at least 15 kg of hay, a resident can come and see that the horse is fat with a belly and count. that this is correct is absolutely wrong, because the horse’s belly appears due to the fact that the horses eat straw in their sorry manure and the fence gnaw salt is not enough, but the condition of the horses is one problem, and the other stable is illegal, the owner admits that went to the council tried to draw up documents, but did not work out. they say we can't do anything. here, uh, reanimate it all go help. you are leaving, leaving, where nikolai ershov did not come alone with a support group from local residents for an interview with us. it is not simple for the corner. this is a great opportunity for my kids. and for the children of the whole area to get acquainted with real life. but other residents, and with them angry defenders, demand that the stable be closed immediately. they will continue to cash in on these horses. take four thousand

and you know the unsaid and the written things here, which is a journey around the world and full of strawt is not strong like me, but it can't bear to go either. o hossein , my parents, god, forgive me for leaving the neighborhood council to become a child where our fate ends in hussain kord, peace be upon god, the weather is water and there is no god but allah, muhammad and the family of muhammad and ajl farajham, in terms of the effect on the weather, is very good. inshallah , whether planting a tree on this day and these days is known as tree planting, or whether it will become a tree in the rest of the world. he did something to make the country a liquid of blessing and prosperity. in fact, the important thing is that plants and trees are a liquid of blessing for every country for the human community , that's why in the holy city of islam, the issue of trees and tree maintenance is recommended in our hadiths to prevent cutting down trees. it is an islamic advice. today, the people of the world are all paying attention to this. always tell the people of human societies they cared about

come on, you smoke the last mint and drink energy drinks from a straw.arefully watch the fool fall in love, when i'm sad, i watch our old men. no i can not. i'm just a bad person. then i'm not a seventeen-year-old girl. i can't cry. that's it. and here. can i remember something? because the first coffee machine she went to another borist. and you? well , look, it works, it seems a little bit, it seems to be on me , as it were, but it focused attention, and seryozha burst into tears, tell me, are you also such a sad person in life? yes, well, yes, you are deceiving me. you are sitting there laughing. take off these masks, there are already tears. well make-up, well actually i pear very often, but less often it is clear that creativity. this is a projection of life experiences, what is right is that you feel something and transfer it to your songs. i know that you are now on tour for the first time no not the first one of the first global first major yes right on many places. how many cities are more than 30 cities are more than 30 cities in 2 months. well

i think this strike is their last straw. they don't want to budge on their position.eoff: a three-day strike creates a real hardship forwo in kids rely on school for meals and social services. the superintendent told us kids. school district are at or below the poverty line. this is something that i spoke with the superintendent, he was very passionate about trying to lessen the impact asmu athe district itself has set up some schools are open as kind of safe centers for students to go and do take-homeackets that the strict hasouent. meals to families, no questions asked. they will get a meal. there is some limited childcare available, although i have been told by some parents that has been very hard to get on the waiting list. we have also been seeing a lot of students at the picket lines, at these rallies. a lot of the workers in the union, they are parents of students at lausd and they brought their studentwith them .orostte thing that forces the school district sand? -- district's hand? sequoia: it is hard to tell. i thoug yesterday there might that very quickly d

the last few winters of the cpac straw poll was ted cruz, ron paul, ron paul and ron paul.larly good indicator of who our nominee is going to be. 80 president trump will ultimately be the nominee, but we have a long way to go. doug: i was wearing my 2012 iowa straw poll t-shirt, a lot of people forget who won in 2012, it was michele bachmann, whose campaign did not do well. she disregard straw polls good they are not even cotton candy level of nutritional value for politics. amna: you mentioned governors having trouble going outside their states. will ron desantis have tha problem? david: it doesn't look like it come he's well into the mid-20's to 30's depending on which poll you see. he clearly is getting -- his donor base is not just from florida, he's raising money across the country. he has gone the ability to get some oxygen and attention and that's where he is in the polls right now. amna: he's running on this anti-woke agenda. when you look at governor hogan, who said i'm not going to run in this field, he was firmly a reagan republican. even wrote in ronald reagan f

i think we already have two gun trafficking cases and several straw purchasing cases as a consequencethis law. in addition -- in addition, the law provided for enhanced background checks for people under 21, and we have largely completed the process of making those possible so that juvenile records that disclose prohibited conduct and make somebody a prohibited possessor would now be identified and that's another thing we've done. that a statute also provided funds under the burden program and additional programs for violence intervention and for helping states deal with red flag laws so that people who have been subject to a court order barring them from obtaining a gun we would be able to get those kind of systems provided and we've already given out grants in both of those areas. >> senator graham basically challenged me, and i accept the challenge to show as much concern about the gun deaths and show as much concern about fentanyl deaths in this country, and i want to do that. he noted, i believe, and correct me if i'm wrong that the number one cause of death, people 18 to 45 is d

this street is familiar to me and i know this low house of wires, the blue straw overturned over theindow; i did not look for either a word or peace. i consider this slava familiar. and now, as i close my eyes, i see only the parental home. this one was built twice. yes, the house parents, unfortunately, did not reach us in its original form at twenty second year. there was a big fire here. this village burned out, but most of yesenin's buildings had to be restored almost completely. well, in honor of this event, when the house had already been completed for two years. later, sergei yesenin came to personally plant this very poplar. we are met by maria reasonable, the scientific secretary of the museum-reserve. come in, please, this is our brightest room. the warmest room in the house, as yesenin's sisters recalled with his arrival, everything was cleaned and washed here at once, but the usual order. it broke right there. after all, open suitcases appeared on the floor on the windows of the book. and even sergey rearranged the furniture in his own way. he brought a lot of suitcases w

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he won the straw poll overwhelmingly, easily, as expected.y than conservative conference. what was it like inside the room? >> actually, march 4th, 1965, willie, the it was the inaugural address of abraham lincoln coming off the civil war, in which he said the words, quote, finally do we hope, fervently do we pray that this war might speedily pass away. march 4th in washington, d.c., this time around was different. donald trump made it very clear that this was his opportunity to fight back on behalf of the party that was, in his words, booted from office, as part of a rigged election here. this was a very much an effort to galvanize the hardened conservative activist base that he was able to effectively win over for eight years. i think it was telling because the conversations that i was having with my own team in the room as well as other reporters, others within the republican party that were on hand, was the extent to which person after person after person was telling us, trump 2024, trump 2024. it reminded me of, you know, for the new eng