we will not give up this city if they don't want to, because they have announced many times that theyredfold advantage there, that no one has crossed there, there are literally a few minutes left, and we have to somehow explain to them why? well, they gave me five days until the new year. then there are some other dates, but the cities are holding on. that's why it's hard for them to explain something. well, maybe they'll say again that we decided not to do it with good will, as they say, and they'll leave now. they focused the main thing is that the blows are not on bakhmut, on solidarity , what is nearby, why are they doing this, well, you know, there are two jokes about this. if you have a moment, you can say the first joke. well, bakhmut is a former artemok, there are large warehouses of champagne, he artemov maybe they want to get there because they need to get drunk after the new year. this is the first joke and the second joke. well, they are at war with nato countries, where a not exactly. not far from bahmati is located in new york, so few people know there is such a place in

sometimes they they contradict each other, but they have a certain purpose and they take place in a certaintext. usually, as for the signs of preparation for the next attack, there are also signs of preparation for the next one on the part of the ukrainian side, and perhaps even more obvious are the signs of preparation for an offensive on the part of russia and the activation of western aid, in my opinion, here pursues, at least at the end, to neutralize as much as possible the level of russia's ability to advance and thereby contribute to the preparation of the ukrainian mood or the consequences or for those actions that will to counter this russian offensive, which i will repeat, there are obvious signs that it is being prepared, the only question or intrigue remains is how many directions will this offensive take, in which direction will it be the main one, which direction will be the main one, on which which directions will be demonstrative for comment oleksiy melnyk, military expert on semi-director of foreign policy programs and international security center razumkov was on radio svo

they could stay home, they could cook, they could bake, they could so, they could mend and do needleworknd net for people outside their home who needed it so it was a way of keeping families together instead of women having to go outside the home and work when they had to be in the family situation, that something they did in the local area. in colorado city they also started raising $1000 for books because they looked at all the saloons down the avenue in colorado city and said it is not a good place for men to spend their evenings so there had to be something about that. mrs. chambers got involved in much larger than local chapters. these were in the papers for places she was speaking and was involved in statewide, she would go out in working communities, one on the far left talks about the committee on constitution, she will also speak in churches on sunday mornings, which is remarkable for this time because one of the biggest reasons women's rights movement in the 1840s and 50s got into hot water or split off from the abolition movement, all these women were speaking in churches and

they support the war. they say that they want to kill all of us ukrainians .l. my wife is like me in the chat, despite the fact that i have already monitored their pages. there was not a single one. that's what the guys would say. it may or may not be necessary maybe that’s why they support them, if only they didn’t kill their husbands, they would just dance more often, you say, there was little time left there, one woman said very correctly, but she’s just like a wife. she ’s the mother of russian servicemen of this base as well. sit here , excuse me on your ass, precisely because you get your husband's salary and you don't need anything, and it's gratifying. well, in this regard, i absolutely formed the opinion that it suits them because they sit on their ass. they receive a salary husband and it satisfies them, and maybe even would be there, you know, in that sense, well

they really are they seriously meek that they won.r brag that he knocked out a bum. e-mail number two hello dear we flew to iraq it's really very hot here, apparently this is still not india, the inhabitants are not at all like indians. also only ours understand that here again abroad. i can't write. but he clarified to the colonel in the commands that it is correct to call the country iraq and iran. it turns out that this is such a radioactive substance iran-238. the level of education in the hall. yes, the sergeant warned us that fighting would begin tomorrow. he learned this from the radio. and what did he say with we will fight the british spaniards poles, but did not say on which side. of course, the command frightened us with the fact that in this war there would be inhuman deprivation, dugouts, no air conditioners, and cops without showers, but we americans, my heroes, we will survive everything even if during the battle they don’t deliver coca-cola with ice. and in the evening, camouflaged carts with trunks drove into the camp

they doubt there, they obey at all, when they have a feeling that they can win something serious, itand united. we know this from history. it's like in its time. tolstoy is wonderful. they do not vouch for authenticity. to europe went to the east. all europe he says, could this have happened by the will of one man, meaning napoleon no. really. i agree with him. it was some kind of movement. it's some kind of bug that maybe this issue can be resolved now. and now, it seems to me, here is such an inner feeling, uh, there are uh, unfortunately for the europeans, so the situation is very dangerous and in this sense, i would not risk the risks that we face, i would not rule them out you understand, if a team leaves, no matter how strong a team is, it enters the field with the idea that it cannot lose under any circumstances, such a team, in my opinion, has already lost by 50%. we saw it at the world cup, by the way, now therefore, we must not lose, but we must carefully analyze them. uh, their speech is their uh, their press in general and their darkness, what to separate from propaganda

that they do not want to fight, but if they have to, this is what they will do.ze, take weapons, then form , well, form partisan units or regular units to fight with others, it is not even to fight for ukraine, but first to expel lukashenka there, then to figure out what to do there at the border. how do you feel about this idea ? in general, zenon pozniak spoke very disapprovingly about the so-called opposition government of svitlana tikhanovskaya. he said that this is all a project of the kremlin with the money of the kremlin and a russian project. is there unity among the belarusian opposition forces? i'm asking for a minute, you know i'm here, it doesn't matter how i feel or how anyone else feels, it's important how oleksandr lukashenko feels about such an idea and such an opportunity. if they are going to do it, i thought that lukashenko would not want it. therefore, this is the most important thing in this situation, but with regard to the unity of the opposition forces, because we have to think about what will happen after lukashenko. well, i think that hi

they they enslaved. but the way they talked about enslaved people in their house, the relationship sort single enslaved people had with their own children. and that was very, very meticulously kept in a way that i hadn't seen in sort of other sources and slave slave records and sources. and so that was that was a huge know source of source as well. one of the things that the reasons why it's good that you brought these two sides of the family history is that you talk about the grim cases there's activism and do such an amazing job of bringing in black women abolitionists and their activism and being right there lockstep with the group grim sisters and so can you talk a little bit and share with the audience about black women right there? people like? mariah steward, the 14 sisters and the purvis women, and how they were right there at forefront in philadelphia and beyond in the abolition abolitionist struggle. yes. so one of the things i wanted to that was clear to me both in my last book and just in ter

there , too, they will try. work, but we have one advantage, they believe us, but they don't.y remember, and the years of colonization and all recent years. how many were deceived not in the middle east and in other countries, so the future lies with us. in what respect, we have never deceived . we never betrayed and did not unleash wars, so there will be more to believe. but now, for sure, if where are our viewers, those who are listening to us like this. we talked about turkey there about the donkey again about the schwabba. oh, by the way, we are waiting for his book, indeed. i wonder what they're trying to say hello to us all. and so, if the audience asks question. and why, when we talk about our problems, stop looking around there . let's do ours. i agree, in principle, we need to deal with our own issues, because, well, foreign policy, but today there is a lot of determination of politics inside, especially when there is a war nearby , the situation comes from god and discretion on the sides. here's a look at what's going on. that's what our tactics should be. strategy f

and when a japanese journalist was injured in our country, they are blindsided, where, as they say in they give out information that some nato instructors were the target, and without any verification, without any confirmation, they try to do everything so that the local people who consume their news believe it. this is very funny, but i see this as the very marking. and if they can’t use ukrainian military equipment and tactics, it’s because they don’t have such modern weapons. monkeying with it, they just make the same thing in the information field, there is such a cargo cult , there are no precise arrivals, but they simulate and tell that it is as if it happened, this is also such an interesting element of this war, and by the way, the very fact that heimers or non-heimers, some other weapon. by the way, the ukrainian side. it is still unclear that it was there, they only warn not to play with fire. but nevertheless , the fact that the attack was carried out at a time when there was a large number of people celebrating there was accurate are sure that they are there, this indicate

eh, as if they called , plus they, of course, even before they called.n general, the personnel of the infantry. these are the ones that are called, who should be storming, and in this case you need to understand how they themselves write. here. i’ll just even quote them that they have combat now the core of the infantry brigades was reduced literally to 10-15%. basically, the team. they have everything else. like a rotation of personnel . they have become consumables. this cannot but affect motivation. that is, if at the beginning of their life there about eighty percent followed the nee, now there are no more than 25 of them. basically. in general, motivation is a blessing. that is for fellowship. well, as usual, when the war is already moving into a stage when everything is not very well scored, you guys are a classic example of what again, it must also be said that they, for example, have a problem now. e with the fact that , again, these combat cores are blurred, because some brigades, for example, like 128, she has already withstood four rotations,

they were there and they were forced to. testimony, proved that their participation was voluntary in the case, there are extracts from the decision of the presidium of the supreme council of the bssr dated july 13, 1977, signed by secretary chagin to reject the petition for pardon for crimes against civilians , and the deadlines are not subject to appeal hasn't been known for a long time meet amazing people and dive into them profession to work in the belarusian state archives. i realized that this is probably fate. i'll be here for a long time and probably for a long time it's just a treadmill. as you can see, what moves on it is here the experimental animals of the students always conclude that if you eat haphazardly and do not pay attention , do not think that it will only suffer your stomach or intestines there are unique artifacts that are not so easy to see any then the basics of electronics, having experience. knowledge of history i wanted to create an apparatus almost daily work. now you are such a metal. you will no

they distribute, they say, you wrote posts all the time, they will take you there at the border and solder 15 years. what is he 15 years old? wait, i'll finish, he didn't do anything. he wrote a stupid post. well, why stupidity is a sin, he will come and pay a fine there, or maybe he will not pay. maybe he will just come to repent and say, here are my destructive chats there, in which i was a correspondence. here is what i wrote. yes i bad. uh, was stupid and so on and will go. in peace, he will continue to live there in his apartment to work at his job to benefit the state, or he went conditionally to the same one. eh, mariupol, where we all were not so long ago, not so long ago, almost at the same time, but did not intersect with some miracle. and there, well, when you are and you see the consequences of the ideology that was planted well in ukraine and which is frankly supported by these tans, these ghouls, who are now in warsaw, vilnius, and so on. i have them no other word like u i can’t name a bet no, there are a lot of words, but yes, they are very simple from the puke of the belaru

, could they, maybe, and could, and maybe, well, they didn't have such a need, so they defined theirink that they had it, it's more clear that well, but we can't already you and i have talked about this more than once, that they can't take it and use it all at once under 0 uh, well, they have more missiles like h22, in the end, they still have enough, statistics were recently made public that they have hundreds of such missiles . well and see what they are carrying the threat is, well, terrorism, otherwise it can be called a patriot and or samptov italian, they can , well, i don’t know. by the way, they themselves already know for sure that they will be us or we are just this hope. well, we have seen the statements of such powerful media according to the relevant sources. therefore, we should expect that they really will be, because consultations were held with the governments of the countries with france and italy, which have this complex in service, and it is necessary to strengthen it. so, these complexes are capable of shooting down not only aerodromes, but also ballistic ones ta

they have already said they are sticking by those they have over the years, 2% targets.e should respect that until that gets threatened. may be the guys will have more say in the conversation than the reaction people who are just chasing tales. rishaad: michael, thank you very much. michael wilson joining us there. the bank of japan deciding to stay still with regards to monetary policy. they did, however, the nonmember board was unanimous in this decision. another bit of news breaking. be sentencing for 18 years of alvin chau, the ceo of sun city. he was the -- he was sentenced to 18 years according to cable television. this is really all about how the money in these junkets was distributed. he emphasized sun city had never been a criminal syndicate, and went on to say that he is the largest junket operator in the city of macau and has contributed more than 300 in gaming revenue tax, about $80 billion, in the past year. that is a look at alvin chau being sentenced in macau. for running illicit gambling activities, fraud and money laundering as well. and of course we're

they maybe find another physician who they can that they should have a legal abortion.and that's a really interesting and good point that bianca brought up, because by the 1950s and sixties and we'll get there in a second, this legal distinction, incredibly amorphous, that by the time we get to the 1950s and sixties, we have an abuse of this trust, that professional and may members have kind of given individual physicians that leads to that decision being removed from the individual physician and placed in the hands of a committee. so it's no your individual physician who. yep. i think that this is necessary. it's now 3 to 5 physicians who you've never met who determine whether or not they think you should have an abortion or not. we'll get there in a little bit, though. but what's interesting also is that for some women, this creates a space for negotiation. right. if i want physician to continue working, me and my family, you're a reason to justify this abortion. right. so it's legally amorphous. eventually and again, lots of we'll talk about this a second. it goes ou

when they do wrong, they compensate us. trying to get americans not to think of the jeffersonian and think more in terms of the bottom line in terms of their political mood. they're not able to stop the environment and stop the war of 1812, but neither of those things actually last that long and it's even a less period of time that commerce really comes to a halt. before long merchants and their insurers find the work arounds to start trading again. that is what infuses politics as far as i'm concerned. >> great. so, this one says to the acchew wearial data, the insurance companies use to determine the rates in early america. give us an idea of the relative dangers of ocean travel. for example, what percentage of ocean voyages did the early insurers expect to end up wrecked by storm or pirate? >> great question. so, generally they don't operate in an acchuarial way. not tables of likely amounts of losses and they're generally not calculating. the accumulated information according to which they operate, they can do business

they all fix the price.n fedorov yesterday wrote the head of the city of melitopol about what was brought to the morgue in a whole truck of russian servicemen , that is, i understand that these are the results of those strikes, which were also reported by the general staff, what is going on there? well, according to my information, i cannot say that it is reliable , because this information is from local of course, they are not part of the headquarters there, etc., this transportation took place of bodies that were previously stored in tokmak, were in the local morgue there, hospitals, etc., they were transported to melitopol, from where they will be loaded onto the railway platform for further shipment to russia. that is, they are local. well , they simply transport them from from one point to another, how many of these echelons are actually sent, how often they are not sent , it is currently unknown because previously they were loaded into a tokmak at the small tokmak station , and now they are being trans

they, as i understand it, do this, they don't fight. as far as i understand , no this nightingale fights there on her channels in ugar his position looks more and more like that of a clown, and in others, well, they are such a people, we have not changed them, we do not need to rush for this, we must knock them out of ukraine, build some kind of wall there, it is possible to do this so that more eh, russia could not rise to the level of a high fascist eh military state, but was simply dealing with its internal issues, mr. bohdane, probably at the end kharkiv oblast eh, its energy humanitarian state, how about that, i ask everyone, eh, electricity is being supplied to houses after yesterday shelling schedules issued they are working, there are power outages, and the power engineers are doing their work, restoring what was damaged there by more than 90 percent, as reported by the electric company, eh, restored in the area of ​​electricity supply in the entire territory, including liberation from Е invaders, this work is going on eh, it is

and why yes, because they pay every hour they work.es, there is a very high price of insane juice, which is why there are probably not many athletes who are not many parents who can bring this professional voice. at least approximately how much it costs, well, plus or minus there in depending on the coach. i know, but how much does it cost, for example, an hour, or how much does an hour cost, so that our parents don't hear about the cost? eh, well, from 100 dollars there to 160-180. so you still need to take the hall, you still need to take the choreography, you still need to take the acrobats. it's not just ice, it's all, when did you come back or not? yes, of course, of course, yes, but i kind of thought i was just interested. i myself am such a risky person and and for me it is important to do something for myself, how to extract some experience from this something new. uh. did you know where you are going? i mean, what will the skating rink school be like. it was necessary to start all over again to open your own club. or how it al

well, that's why they will spread the number of people they will involve , most likely they can nationalizeerprises that work for the military-industrial complex because they do not have enough capacity for that to produce as many heavy equipment weapons as they need in order to provide these conditions of the drafted people according to their already staff decay and they are now running around the world psychic cats about the inca potion about argentina, that is, they are asking. well, together, of course, they are looking all over the world for weapons, rockets, pcs for artillery, well, of course , they want to find at least some heavy equipment somewhere, because their industry today can produce no more than 900 units of heavy equipment per year from them approximately 450 tanks 450 batteries and bmp but in order to ensure again according to their regular schedule, these newly created motorized rifle regiments and industry of the russian federation must work for 20 years, that is, they are not capable to fully provide for these new mobilized forces there, well, there are more than 10,000

they do not protect them, they just send them. i understand both of them.his is already the work of our armed forces regarding their immediate liquidation, humanitarian the situation in the city, we understand that frequent shelling can intensify the departure of civilians from liberated kherson simply for security reasons, how powerful is this flow now and it is very important to understand mr. roman, how many children remain in kherson is a very important topic, since children cannot make decisions about themselves as minors they very often find themselves hostages of their parents' decisions to remain in danger and on the other side of the war, the humanitarian situation remains difficult in the context of the fact that under the permanent the shelling of the occupying terrorist forces of the russian federation damages the vital infrastructure of the city, electricity, heat, gas, water, some neighborhoods remain without heat, some with interruptions or at all, there are either the private sector or neighborhoods without electricity, and this of course ma

they are they spit in this hand correctly.exey sergeevich said, maybe there is no need to extend it anymore. that's right. he said right about the camps. so i talked with polish diplomats. and i do not mean this way, including the version. we have nothing to do with it, some retirees are teaching them there . this is a patriotic camp. i say well, that is, you want to say that i can organize a patriotic camp in poland in support of lukashenka, what will happen to me, then with this camp during the day. and so they engage in hypocrisy, and they support these camps. uh, so they finance them, pump them up with guns, without realizing it. uh, what can these same people turn. this is a weapon against their masters. you , as an expert, are even more interesting to me at the same time , in addition to the fact that they are blocking their way home with this resource in the form of people who are now stuck in lithuania and warsaw . it's no longer a secret. everyone knows about it, so it 's hard information, unfortunately, people are he

what other riddles do they have, where else can they go? who else can they sell?ere is the british commonwealth, which also includes. well, australia still supplied something there , new zealand, but these are pennies. as the saying goes, and canada is also pushed through europe is pushed through. well, perhaps, everything is probably already the only one where they cannot even acquire something on some neutral sides for soviet weapons, as far as i remember already in the twenty-second year. wherever they could , they had already raked it all up, so not so many reserves are just launching their criminal procedure code . by the way, they are going to do this, really. not so. it's just not as fast as it looks, and that's where they get in trouble. this is a morning statement, well, pentagon moscow time that they are not ready to defend south korea, including with the use of nuclear weapons. does this have something to do with the conflict in ukraine and to whom is this a signal? well, certainly not north korea. no, i think this is a signal of a completely different

they need mass. it doesn’t matter who is there , it doesn’t matter that they begin to slowly move away from them even those countries that used to be very strong support vali it doesn’t matter, for them now the crowd is important, the crowd chanting russophobic slogans , anti-russian slogans, let them give one rifle, but it doesn’t matter quantity is important, second. they will play in the very near future to increase the degree of tension. both informational and political field, so we need to wait for their very strong attempts hmm to shake, so to speak, our position to harm us in those remaining international organizations where we are a member, first of all, we should expect an attack on the council on our positions in the security council on our positions in relations with china and, above all, india. i think that they will actively work there. well, the last. i think that if they don’t open a second front against us, then they will try to at least imitate it through military provocations throug

they want taxes, they get taxes. they were very good. they said he is very wealthy but he did not pay a lot of tax. we created tremendous drops because that incentivized us to create tremendous drops. we have a country where it is all about incentive. you have to incentivize people and they are taking the incentives away. we have a weaponized justice system like this country has never seen before. the fbi went to twitter and they said the laptop is russian misinformation. think of it, russian misinformation. they said do not do anything. this is just before the election. then the election comes and goes and they said i guess we got that one wrong, right? they all got it wrong. it is a disgrace. just that alone with some massive cheating the polls made a difference of 17 points. we actually needed nothing, and we are going to restore election integrity. people left to believe in our elections. [applause] they have to believe in elections and they have to believe in borders worried if you do not have those two things you do not have a coun

they thought of it before, they decide on it, they are not hindered by the fact that they are being filedplaint with the wto. and you pray for this, because we seem to have already decided to come out after the advertisement, all the advertisement has already been. we kind of got out. here are jokes with jokes less than ours, not that they subsidize less. works in any state that cares saved the budget money that is not invested, they don't work. they must be invested in the greater economy of your infrastructure. you do not have enough investment capital there, and you are reporting new records of capital. uh, the money that is in the state, but this is, i don't know, that's how except as sabotage. as vladimir vladimirovich lenin said, i do n’t want to say anything about this. and the last thing i want to test for the lubyanka, one person said. what is the intelligentsia she is ready to sell her country, to anyone for some other purpose. this man recently a couple of days back thanks to the anniversary of his death. vladimir shlyagin, only he did not call it the cautious word intelligents

they will now they are also provocations.e same way in the fifteenth year, when we spoke very little. yes, it means provocations of ambitions about crimea, all the more strange that the west is outraged by its representatives that lavrov pointed out the aggressiveness of this very west, this is where fascism begins with that we first declare ourselves exceptional, and then we begin to sum up the military task under this, by the way, yes, what to do in this situation, but generally speaking, the west is therefore going to break the established norms of international relations, because according to those rules they cannot win. this is not only a sign of strength. this is a sign of the hysteria of those who believe that strength may be exhausted tomorrow, that all this may end. and now here you need to grab the remnants of your hegemony, and it will end with advertising. men's women's new season today on first, unlike doll joints, my joints are not weak points, artyom, thanks to special collagen, contributes to support. health,

and they say that i'm a spy they laugh, what they are. spies, as people tell me.y much. that is, money was really crying there. these are not some fairy tales. yes, i myself know people, but in ukraine one way or another i know who fight for money for money, work against us for money in a day, and then when they drink a glass or two oh, yes, that's what i should do? my dad is sick and so on. i went you and me. i think i feel sorry for him. continue correctly regret and punish. and maybe already stop regretting, because the correct exact is really this thing. well, it's still right. it has already been said here, after all, he is a bastard who will kill someone on the way, and then he will drink, cry and regret to fuck, it means unfastening this bloody, in general, money. you really need to know. uh, in my opinion , to approach everything one way or another with the mind, and not on emotions. yes, everything must be balanced and sanity must be present, of course, you will have an individual approach and history knows such examples, we know how the process of denoci

i just hope that when people the book, what they do is they take it and they use it to help them. their own perception of the reality they live in because abel ism is a hell of a drag and it is something that is currently affecting the way that you see things. all right, thank you. thank thank you so much for joining me today. excited to get into this discussion about crisis in the classroom. so one thing that i kept thinking about as i was reading the book is that we have benjamin crump, a and then we have armstrong, an entrepreneur. so not exactly teachers or school administrators. what inspired you all to write about the problems of the us education system? well, you know, if you come from a family that emphasizes education and you've experience education firsthand and and you know what worked for you in the classroom work for you at home and the kind of teachers that were necessary in order for you to get the most out of an education every when you were a pupil in room. and the fact when you fast forward to where we are today and you see these visible numbers not in baltimore

that is, that is, they are everywhere where they can they press down., the american secretary of defense there put pressure on him before rammstein. and this means fine shell times and this is scholzink, such an indefinite one, that i would then propose to use another term, they have such an figure in the usa, a member of the house of representative from the republicans, and mccall's surname, and there is yours, that everything rests , that is, the germans, where they dug into the ground, where their line of defense along tanks, where the main anti-tank fishery. they say, so the guys are americans. here, as soon as you give. we are, as it were, immediately right here and there americans, who in life consider everyone, of course, more stupid than themselves and dependent on themselves. they say it's not a question at all. mccall says yes, let's have one there alone. well, as if everything we, as it were, he is quite serious. he says it's like this. well, uh, it's on camera. that is why. there is now such a trend that on the one hand there is a scholt. eh

they have full control if they want it. did they just a breath.y never stood back, they never let -- i didn't see professionalism kick in. but i will ask you the same thing i asked leo. >> well, i feel the same way, sean. at least five people couldn't figure out a way to subdue the suspect, i have no idea. the bottom line is nobody but nobody is defending their actions. these were five black police officers, the suspect was black, the police chief is black. there is zero evidence whatsoever that whatever happened to tyre nichols had to do with his race. for van jones to inject race, and for al sharpton to perpetuate the notion that the police are systemically racist, it doesn't matter the race of the officer. officer does something wrong, it is to set to grace them produces two negative consequences. number one, you are encouraging suspects, particularly young blackmail black black male suspects, to resist. it didn't document it all over the country, when there's a high-profile death or killing, the police pull back, and there are what are called

to blame others because they are what they are doing. in other countries i've seen has been done, even dish hasn't, hasn't to be raised in that or so any threats against this double standards sanctions that are imposed aren't having the fact that western countries would like . so why do you think they continue with this policy of enforcing sanctions that we then see don't have their desire. the fact thus one point i don't understand myself . so because as i know they are suffering also from the sanction themselves. the final analysis sanctions don't work be teared. i especially when they retire there is a small country which has no, we don't contribute my to the world economy. water sanctions on us. well, money, genius for the last 20 years, we call him. we don't exports, worldly import. and the market is there also. he wants is that they don't sell out . there are other markets also are just rush hour or so now there are of impose sanctions or rush about. there are other markets or so they didn't expect that we can. i mean the, the resu

because they are provided with technologies thanks to which they have grown economically, they definitelyo not like this situation very much and they understand the cause of this problem is precisely the russian federation, therefore they are unlikely to want to help russia with money, plus they all need to be, now we are showing such an interesting animation. it seems to me very interesting how in 2022 germany reduced the consumption of russian gas by month in september, in fact they completely refused and uh now well, at the expense of norway there, including, and let me remind you that just a year ago, russian gas accounted for half or more than half of the german gas consumption in general. some idiots are absolutely excuse me for such a non -ethereal word er some er videos about er unfortunate frozen er europeans that petrosyan does not make funny pro-russian jokes that gas and it turns out that it is not much needed by anyone what did he remember that the russian president and the prime minister at different times, medvedev, well, he is, in principle, a genius , he recently wrote th

after all, they were sure that they were simply being resettled, but upon arrival in minsk they wered on the same day. the small trostyanets camp was under the jurisdiction of the sd, on the territory there were various shoe repair shops, clothes, farmland, they serve not only, for example, the security police service, they practically served the entire city. first of all, it is food. uh, the second is a building material. here. uh, because even in this territory there was a small asphalt. his name is how he writes worked. they are here, 12 to 15 hours a day. that is, it is forced labor in local fields in craft workshops in a stable mill from a clearing, all bunk beds. uh, maximum straw food, well, at a minimum. and it was a conveyor, so whoever was able to work, he worked, then at least. for some time he showed that he was not able to do it, he was to be destroyed. initially, the camp was guarded by foliks. deutsche ethnic germans who lived in the territory of the soviet union a. then they were joined by various police units are ukrainian policemen, and hmm, this is not one person w

royals they? they royals front of. they? no, they don't.ot the terrible news that nurses and ambulance staff are going to go strike on the same date on the 6th of february. so don't have wrong with you on the six of february. i mean although they're going on strike and is going to be terrible we've been seeing impact of underfunding and poor resourcing and just poor organisation and then case particularly ambulance for a long time. no so the ambulance the waiting time before the pandemic was 20 minutes for an ambulance and he's got up to 9 minutes now. that's just to get the ambulance there. then they've got to get you to hospital that you sit in a hospital that you sit in a hospital in acute hospital. at the other end is the yeah it comes in the compact for and hours. that's why the ambulances aren't people i'm aren't to pick people up. i'm a little bit confused about this as i often am the nurses, the ambulance drivers, not coordinating until coordinating their action until now. the first time now. then this is the first time that make th

where did they drag the equipment and where do they drive and where do they shoot from?nd from there, even without correction, you can easily hit the squares. moreover, they roughly orientate themselves in kherson after they were here, they know where the places of crowding are. they know approximately where the hospitals are located. on which they are purposefully fighting, in particular and in a childish way, on the maternity side, so nothing will help here. while they are sitting at least somewhere like this in front of the forest, if you climb so much to drive them away. about this, it is better to plan early and it is better for the people of kherson to evacuate as soon as possible to all who are there , because i mean all the entire population of the left-bank and right-bank kherson region, because really, being there, especially risking the lives of your children, those who are and those who are not electricity, and to leave children practically without education, well, this is bad and a very bad idea, unfortunately, the government does not do enough and necessary

they say they represent them.ems, and when people are already turning away from them. this is another defeat, the next moment, but still, let's take into account the mood of our patriotic public. the president is listening. they say there was a statement of omniscience, time has passed now a new statement. why not, because our citizens are those who defended belarus in the twentieth year and then ask the right questions. okay, they will return. they will return there from sitting. there is someone for a day, someone no, the public is sitting . somehow they will not show themselves, they will create some cells of the sleeping ones, how sincere this repentance will be. this is a discussion in patriotic circles, and we ignore it. we can’t, such a danger also exists, because here are the passers-by and show them and moved to turkey. we also know cases when examples were analyzed, we first went to georgia and lived. events began in ukraine there, the owner comes, they kick me out of work, they kick me out of the apartm

they say they represent them.re now solving some of their problems, and when people are already turning away from it, this is another defeat, the next moment, but still, let's take into account the mood of our patriotic community. the president hears. they say there was a declaration of omniscience , time passed. now a new statement. why? because our citizens are those who defended belarus in the twentieth year and then hand over the right questions, well, they will return. they'll come back from sitting there. there, someone will not serve a day in public, somehow they will not show themselves. whether they will create some sleeping cells, how sincere this repentance will be, this discussion is ongoing in patriotic circles. and we ignore it. we can’t, such a danger also exists, because now they went to turkey to show the pros and show them. we also know cases when examples were analyzed, we first went to georgia and lived. events began in ukraine there, the owner comes, they are expelled from work, they are expel

they are being forward about what they know now. yes, there are questions about why they didn't put it out in december. i agree with those. they will be judged by that as well, which is still a stark difference from donald trump, who is withholding documents. we don't know what he's done with them and not been participating or transparent this any way, shape, orform. it will be a challenge for them. i think joe biden will need to be out there reassuring the public that he will continue to conduct himself with integrity and the treatment of classified documents. >> so jonathan lemire, let me put this graphic up again. you have talked about this on "way too early" and "morning joe." but how does the biden administration now, knowing everything we know, knowing what the headlines are going, take this factual information and communicate it in a way that gets across what they want people to know about what actually happened? >> that effort will start soon. we have a briefing a little later this afternoon. we'll see what she is has to say

as soon as they did, the president said they did what they should have done and they turn them over to national archives. he is saying, he is surprised that they were there. listen. >> president biden: they realized there were several classified documents in that box. they did what they should have done. they immediately called the archives and immediately called the archives. to turn over to the archives. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don't know what is in the documents. my lawyers have not suggested i ask what documents they wear. i have turned over the boxes. they have turned over the boxes to the archives. we are cooperating fully, cooperating fully with the review in which i hope will be finished soon. >> brian: hold your ears for a second i will tell you what's in these documents according to reports, they contain at least ten highly classified documents that have topics like iran, the u.k., and ukraine in terms of their content. now you can take your hands off eight yea

they they didn't have phones. they weren't distracted that they could go where their curiosity went, where travel around the world to do the research that would nice especially post-covid. i would like to go something what is it with norton? will they give you the money to travel around the world? i'm i'm going to i'm going to hopefully will. i'm going to pitch that. yeah wonderful. well, you can buy books at the parnassus tent up at one memorial plaza and then you'll be signing books right next to that at the signing booth. we'll take a walk up there. i guess we're just winding down now. so thank you so much for joining us. it's really been a pleasure, david. thank you for having. in america. chin, julie wong is with us today courtesy of jerry and narita thorne and joyce and ed conant. chin, julie wong is a graduate of yale law school in swarthmore college formerly a commercial litigator. she

they live on planes.national intelligence rl hines, davosia said about what's going to happen next, i think we would say it's not a stalemate at this stage. in fact, a very protracted conflict. we are talking literally about the fact that on the front line the battles are going on for hundreds of meters. analysts expected a certain slowdown in the pace of operations in the winter month, however. we are seeing some really tough evryl fights because you have shitty analytics the conflict in ukraine has global implications. this has implications for us in terms of having to think about the strength of our knees. this has implications for us very much on how we handle crises in the future and do. we are doing this not only for the sake of ukraine itself. you think it's in our own interests, it's someone who doesn't understand that you think that it's like ukrainians, but it's said it's curious. what do you say? from the usa, in general, a lot of letters come from our youtube channel. we have two russian youtu

why they think they are the real americans that they say.tion. the lady before her was saying she woke up in the country that somehow seems to institutionalize discriminating against her. the lady from mississippi said we had a black president. having a black president is not reparation. they almost talk about as though we had our president. president obama was everybody's president. he was not just a black president. that is my comment that i have today, thank you. host: our next caller is michael in texas on the independent line. caller: yes, how are you? thanks for the call. i was listening to all these democrats whining about diversity, which is the last thing they want. the black caucus is not just for black people, it's for black people that are liberal in democrat. there are plenty of black conservatives that are not allowed in the black caucus. as far as akeem jeffries, he was the biggest election to meyer we ever had, along with hillary clinton, barack obama. although liberal media denied an election for four years. now, it totally

um, well, everything they just didn't do. they did everything they could.at the chronology of events that involve you mind. konstantin tambov, in conjunction with roman ruslanov, were engaged in registration of land plots through vadim primak and his friend mikhail donnikov, according to agreements on the appropriation of land plots , anna khaibullina was subsequently convicted under article 210 part three of the criminal code of the russian federation, the organization of a criminal community or participation in it. in fact, according to 210 net, it is impossible to discuss criminal communities created to commit crimes crimes must be specific fraud. there's paper, anything, but pure 210 cannot be, what was your main article now. well, the land is the clearance of the land. i signed the documents, yes it turns out, but the surname mikhail domnikov sounded right there. and as i understand the domnikov from knowing that this whole thing began, they agreed in istanbul with ruslan that i was there for men's conversations, no one took me. they are already there,

missile, that is, what happened, they opened a post mine, they said that they conducted some coordinates of targets and such virtual training. and in russian, on tv, all this was accompanied by threats to destroy the united states, first of all, it is natural for washington that on combat duty , a fifth-generation nuclear submarine, belgorod , was replaced by a ship's torpedo days of poseidon and if it is necessary, it will look in the literal sense of the word . the destruction of american military bases, the american infrastructure, the height of the tsunami from the explosion of the poseidon nuclear charge, according to various estimates, can reach 500 m, and the waves from poseidon are in general confusion. everything is in the western and eastern coast of america, where up to 90% of all american industry is grown and up to 80% of the us population lives, well, that is, they with complete seriousness now they are saying this, well, what is the result of these threats? well, the tanks went to ukraine, that's why, in principle, the nightingale is fighting , that's why the nightingale h

a lot of passagists, they uh actually play mm uh, they have a dialogue, they are not pro-russian, theyre their ideology - it 's uh, just uh, uh, nablyudechki with a blue glue stick, remember how ostap bender did yes, that is, they came behind the dragons, they simply used some part of the description as a resource there that they have there, well, in sumy region it was 15-20% who supported pro-russianism, yes and these people used or uh, our region, on the one hand, i was very pleased that there were oppositionists in the verkhovna rada e deprived of mandates but with on the other hand, i say that there are many places in the east of the south of ukraine where the passengers took some kind of e-e mandates or shariiv people or our region somehow in the sumy oblast, well, our region is very well represented, in fact, these are not pro-russian people, these are people who used people’s pro-russianness as a resource for in order to enter local councils, but in fact they are ideological ideological fighters for banknotes, well, or such paternalists, yes, there is papik derkach, he decides e

well, they need a lot of weapons for such a quantity troops, uh, well, they will try to say that theyt find anything at all, they will find it, let it be outdated, let it be less effective, but at the expense of the fact that they will mercilessly throw people to achieve their results, the results of uh, we see them for months they are trying to do this and, er, postpone the time of completing these tasks, and this does not happen in them, because our defense forces are very professional and motivated, so their plans and flag submissions are one thing, and we need to build, organize and carry out our own, and this is what the military and political leadership is doing and it's good that the allies are helping, but hmm, we need time, we need mass deliveries and the fastest form of this. unfortunately , we are not yet watching from the side of the allies, and therefore we will say that it is very important that the war is so that ukraine does not lose have turned into a war where our victory will be a very big job with, first of all, the supply of modern weapons that we are now observin

they couldn't fight, they were totally defeat all the support they were getting from the outside world was i mean no from many then i said, said it's a life because i was traveling outside and support i'm in the right thing. the to that a writer was in africa to use. now when we approach africa, i'm in countries for want to do business with africa. the up there she down approach should be i'm in there should are worried this war does like help in a store. the help partnership this ward is very important now in the country will help you or aid and help bid this the, the things are not that we want to make partnership with the partner to this war to could make a change in africa. so the approach, that's why the chinese are now in all the countries of africa they are approached is different from that of the ex colonial bars. and there i shall, could do the same also it was treat them as partners and it sucks you those. so basically, lots to portray african countries like that. things constantly need of house. yeah . new those every day. whenever there are these organizations, non governme