how did they plan in general? they planned around eh and eh.g the line of the kupyansky lyman , after which they will launch offensive actions in the direction of slavyansk, but as we see it, these are all their plans and they ended in full funding . well, i see it that way, for example, because they have sent there now, uh, there is a rather large bunch of russian military personnel, known as these military personnel . they say that they are expecting an offensive there the ukrainian army is there in three, four, or maybe five directions. i don't know where they found them there. well, now it is. that's the main version that they are there waiting for the offensive of the ukrainian army, which in principle. well, how to say the ukrainian army she never stopped trying to improve her position there, therefore, on the one hand, it is logical, and on the other hand, well, otaka, now, uh, well, as the story goes , there will be an offensive of the ukrainian army, and so this is an interesting version, taking into account the fact that luhansk is re

they know they cannot let the debt go into default. they need to pay back their bills and not let that happen. everybody is nervous. all the lawmakers. they want to do something, but the republicans and democrats do not want other things to raise the debt limit. they do not think it has to have additional provisions and republicans disagree. host: that is the sentiment from senator klobuchar. let me play what she had to say. [video clip] host: we will play amy klobuchar in a moment. the white house is hesitant, the houses hesitant, so remind us as far as the timeline when something has to be done. guest: the nation will go into default between july and september, so as soon as july something needs to happen with congress to address the debt limit, that is why they are moving on this. mccarthy wants to get it done now. he knows it will be a long process to get through the senate, possibly come back to the house for another vote, then have the president signed legislation. this will not be something that happens in a month. it will proba

they hung and no one took them down because they were afraid to take them down, because they could notle you see, the little ones are coming back in order to repair their building with a bucket, although somehow yesterday we spent the night in a hotel that is trying to recover, what is it called ryasne, well, it is not one such hotel, you can here, in principle , it is one of the best hotels that were in peacetime, it is sherwood and they in fact, now they have kept their number fund, and now they also hope to meet the new year somehow and get their numbers for people, well, people are fighting for their existence and business is fighting for its existence, uh, sviatohirsk has always been like that the tourist center of donetsk region is actually a unique nature and a unique eco-resource. i think that we saw it with our own eyes and i was here before the occupation. very few people know that in donetsk region there are cities like svyatohorsk where there are lakes, rivers and such microclimates and mountains are unique, such a natural complex, what was happening with the laurel? but we

[000:00:00;00] yeah, they didn't take bakhmut and they won't take it, they just entered a destroyed place, well, you can't say that you took it, we , the defenders, the defense force moved away from the positions that were simply destroyed, the destroyed enemies, that's what's in the picture now - that's basically 100% information. you will understand that the city is almost gone, it was destroyed, it was destroyed, and in order not to stay and, well, to impersonate its servicemen, a decision was made to roll back a little. that is, this is such a maneuver , it is not a withdrawal, the same thing if you look at marines in marines, which stood almost the entire period . yes, well, the entire period. must understand that the russians act like this, they act with this pre-zhuko method, they act with this force , they act with the fact that they simply destroy, take away and neutralize everything. that is why everything that is ukrainian, you know , it is simply impossible to come to an agreement with pavlotia, she must be expelled from our borders to build a strong country and a strong army

make a picture that they are cool guys, that they will restore everything now, but i know that theyey even show rooms, kitchens, halls who didn't do it, it's all made of the cheapest linoleum, the cheapest sink is worth it, like all of russia, it 's all a farce, those are the people who did something with their own hands, who were proactive in life everything about ukrainian and the pro-russian people have no initiative, they are all mostly secretive somewhere yatsik , ukrainians are real, they themselves are proactive, they themselves come to solve the problem, this is the difference between russians in ukraine, russians at the checkpoint ask many questions where are we taking people, why are we doing this we do why are we not evacuating to russia why are we evacuating to ukraine bathe in the form of so that each of us the owner who has a machine gun behaves like cattle the one who came to kill the one who came for money the one who came not to his land but she feels like a hostess, she helps us with bribes, the russians take bribes , and thank god they take thanks to this, our dri

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they are not doing that. they do not feel they have to. because, they know the truth and the truth is what david said, no matter what i may think i have uncovered. peter: we are talking with historian and investigative reporter jeff guinn on book tv. we want to hear your voices. we will put the phone numbers up and hear from glenn calling from friedland, michigan. glenn, good afternoon to you. caller: thanks, everyone. my question is about manson and the narrative with a capital in. -- capital n. for example the jussie smollett hate crime hoax that was obviously ridiculous, yet a lot of people immediately, uncritically accepted and promoted it, including the current president and vice president. of the united states. this was because it served a bigger narrative about racism, homophobia, block, blah blah. in the case of manson and his supposedly abusive childhood, until you came along, just, pretty much the entire world critically excepted his story that he was a victim of his family and society at large and all that. even john lennon of t

that is, it is a lot of money, but somewhere they were able to, they were able to, they were able toe of this financing , that is, there is no dependence on russia now, and i am inclined to believe that in the near future, you see, even there , the russians are already looking for an opportunity, we let's go to asia. well, go to asia. well, fifa also banned them there, and one more very important point . so what, jean, i'm with you. well, i completely agree, there is a personal contact, a personal job, as a russian, somewhere they qualified the past of the year very simply, they went out to play face-to-face matches at the world championship and they end up in poland. well, they are preparing for poland, a full-scale invasion is coming to poland, the captain of the polish national team is coming, he has an honest ukrainian wife, he plays for juventus, he is a serious enough character both for poland and for the european football players are coming, he is gathering football players. he says that we will not go to play, and based on 16 football players, i say that we will not go to pla

trust me, when they realize they will have to remain in mexico, they won't come because they don't want to sit. the >> i just want to add, about a year ago, there were five little girls who were abandoned in a field. there are some people that look at those girls and think they are the problem. those girls were basically exploited. i don't see those little baby girls as the problem, i see the cartels that dump them there. we were with sheriff brown this morning. i asked, do you think we should label cartels as terrorists? he says, absolutely. we have a rancher here, and asked him if we should? and he said, absolutely. i asked two border patrol chiefs under oath in a hearing if we should label cartels as terrorist organizations. they said, absolutely. a sheriff from arizona, we should absolutely label them as terrorist organizations. we need to figure out how, legally, we can maneuver that so we don't create an asylum area. they are terrorists. and they are working with china. no one is talking about the fentanyl. but guess where that is coming from? it starts in china, then comes to the

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they work. as far as russia is concerned, they work together, and they have one goal, and this goal, of course, is informational in the first place, an informational victory over russia . that is a very important question. but here, before we get to the point. here is a very important point, which, well, almost no one touched him. and it seems to me that it is the most important in this, and it’s not even about how to correctly interpret the words history and not about how to properly evaluate all this. there , the whole program lasts 1 hour and 2 minutes. there's quite a lot of things to ask a friend, huh? does germany have the moral right does the german defense minister have the moral right to discuss such issues on television in principle? ie, perhaps, as on its position? probably he is in his department , of course, deals with all these issues and is obliged to do it, but when the minister of defense, as a public person, as a politician, as a representative of some party, but goes to the mo

cbp keeps they they they very proudly issue press releases every time they catch a child molester or a gang member or a murderer and if you spend time on their public website, you can just go for miles and miles and miles of rapists, murderers, you know, ax murderers, whatever domestic abusers, serial manson daughter, you know, did dwi killers or robbers just every possible terrible kind of criminal. those are the ones they caught and put a press release about. we've had a million and a half not get caught right on through and those people are here. so journalists, researchers like yourself, we take risks in telling these stories. you've had some interesting encounters while documenting this and one in particular in costa rica. could you detail that for us? so i went to costa rica and yeah, there is you know, i try to reduce risk. you know, it is you're in cartel territory. you know, if you follow the rules and you're careful, you're going to be good, you know, and you don't spend too much time asking the wrong questions in the wrong places, that sort of thing. just be smart. but the

there they they can't cheat.pening, and there their judgment is solely based on what is real is happening, and on the front line, therefore, he was dangerous to whom and in ukraine, ukraine is a topic , those who need the virtual world, those who, but i must say to those who need to create an image of the ukrainian victory by those who need to be made afraid. that's what they need him for. for them, he is dangerous and the same military correspondents that exist. they put you in danger of your program. dangerous, that is, when it starts, when a connection appears directly with reality, and with the media space it is dangerous, because you really want the media space to stand virtual virtual introduction taking place in the war. and what you now know is that but when a terrorist attack occurs, it’s not against a specific person, that is, a specific person is against society, yes, that is, you need to sow panic , you need to make it scary, you need to intimidate, but there is a fundamental difference in our underst

here they go to all these manifestations. they. naturally.ple who grew up on this wealth. sometimes, not even deserving is not important. this means that the europeans have only two ways out of here, either to quickly flee to china if well. it is clear or to tighten the screws in an incredible way, which will cause? as if it's quite natural, there's unrest and all that, by the way, just like that. imagine now europe will disappear, even if there are no refugees run, in my opinion. it's also like a threat. here we see now. of course, there are direct threats. but those that will arise in a year or two. so, soon they should be, in my opinion, also evaluated. we are bringing a blow to the dollar and to this system in general, as much as we can this victory, we understand that this is the achilles' heel, the heel of the anglo-saxons of the americans in the first place, and we began to do this long before the special military operation. we developed mechanisms , created an analogue of swift, entered into a partnership agreement, so that when the m

, they simply did not know what they would stop at and start defending, but they were preparing it, uh, to hold on to the captured territories as early as last summer, they were now building many fortifications for us, they were preparing troops specifically for defense, and now there is a transition from offensive to defensive is happening and at the same time crazy efforts, they really have always been crazy in order to find support in the world and put pressure on ukraine to what they call the right to hold peace talks. in fact, what russia understands by peace talks is negotiations on the annexation of ukrainian territories so that ukraine agrees to cease hostilities , there was no offensive, but agreed with russia and held negotiations that those parts of ukraine that are occupied by them are not and it's good that they are occupied, that's what russia is trying to achieve, keep the territory , convince the world that these territories should be russian. well, just de-jure and de-facto, and so on, de-factors. and whatever please continue. well, i also understand that the russian g

they first discuss, then they beat. it's them that the whole world's in for 500 years they did nothing but rob and beat in one phrase. he says that the russians first hit in the face, and exactly 40 seconds later. he says, they say, they created the great empire and integrate the peoples in the face or integrate absolutely right. he said absolutely correctly thing these brains understand. the psychology of the russian people and orthodoxy is not able to. these are seams. this is what people call intellect in relation to this creature to talk about intellect. it is to humiliate the intellect, it will not be good to humiliate. yes exactly. that's a moron. it is, of course, something outstanding, yes, and the worst thing is that they really listen to them. they are actually printed , they are really perceived as experts, and we all think, you know, and i and i exactly. here in this same blende existed for quite a long time, that they show us morons so that we relax, but somewhere there, right where it is. yes? there are so

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and they they they sell it.a guy by the name of samuel crocodile buys most of he operates it ultimately a section of it operates from just east of here to tidewater. until 1917. a lot of the books have that wrong, but we in our archives, we can definitively now through our research and it's my speculation that our entry into world war one, all of a sudden all the workers left and that that put the cabot but portland was already kind of it was the going thing it set quicker, liked it better. one source recently told me, you can actually demolish portland cement, which could be important to you. believe me, i can tell you from personal experience you cannot do to rosendale cement that stuff tough. it was a hydraulic cemented set underwater, which is how it got to. but the dredge here's the here's the eponymous locomotive the dredge they continued selling coal throughout the 20th century by mid-century, oil finally supplants coal. they become a freight line. they go bankrupt. in 1990. but then the name is still bou

they got my older brother 1st, then they started la, horrible things they did on add port street and high for street. and i watch with my back. my people would never put up with the invite us, i for them to land and humiliate my wife, mother and sister. so we, danny, they arrested my older brother. that was a, one of a rocks provinces. we had organized resistance moved. there can say it was the rocky people who opposed them, not some dissident fact, ado al jazeera al mana and 2 other arab tv networks to show helpful. as for the rocky government, it assisted the americans in killing all the us, not bring us freedom and democracy the and thought it with me arriving in baghdad. i didn't tell anyone when i'd be arriving. i was sleeping out on the terrace when they sent troops to my location. that night we were having dinner. my brother cook make a bab, we love cabin a rocky cuisine, some other dishes. i wanted to visit my brother who had been arrested a while before arrest me also. he wasn't allowed to keep in touch with us from prison, so we hadn't said i was sleeping when they came out

they they they they get lost. they walk right into trouble, things they know they shouldn't have said. and they give themselves away. it's and yet and yet and yet they somehow get there. they make they make their way to slovakia. and through an amazing series of in some ways random acts of good luck that's something rudolf vrba in his later life would always say you know that it was rand them good fortune often and the date now is what we're now in 1944. it's april 1944, the night of their escape incidentally, not that they had any idea was the night of the seder it was the festival of freedom when they were beginning their escape, something rudy himself didn't know till 50 years later that that was that night. it was good friday for the christian guards in the camp. and it was, say, tonight for -- in the camp. but not that rudy didn't know that they'd get out. they contact with the remnants tiny jewish community of slovak here, the people who are clinging on and they're in a in a basement in hiding in the slovak

yes, they said they wanted to. miracle, this is the president of ukraine they wanted. they will now be the president of america, and we must understand that we are not dealing with ukraine, not even with america , we are dealing with these people in this confrontation, and i would not, so to speak. you know, it's not in him, and you shouldn't pay attention to him. he does what he is told they will go up to the end, they will go to the end, and here one cannot underestimate, so to speak, the enemy that we are facing today, because, well, there are no serious illusions. yes, i wanted to say that so to speak, this is a godly man, as they broke. well, it would seem yes, the defender of orthodoxy in ukraine, the great boxer klitschko, but turned into an absolute satanic not klitschko, this usyk turned into an absolute satanic bedding, that is, somehow he starts shouting bandera slogans, that is, he carries something. at vera was taken away from you. usyk what happened to you? well, it’s the americans, the satanists, the

they join your side and they are right, or they are on the other side and they are you enemy.who cares if they are the police anymore. that rhetoric tracks with social media posts. doj filings and interviews. you can see a real shift in the summer from a lot of, blue lives matter. protect the police. as you get closer to january six saying the police are no longer on our side. it's very specifically the oath keepers, a lot of stuff that meghan can talk about more than i can but you notice how, as we get closer to the event, it turns into, they are not on our side. they are going to try to stop us from saving the country. they cannot be the predictors of the constitution. >> did you get the sense when you are interviewing them -- what he said was pretty profound, or i? if someone is standing in the way and saving the country, they are going to take action. did they really believe that they needed to save the country? was it part of the image? >> that is a great question. i think, i really think most people who were susceptible to the view that the election was stolen. who fell

why didn’t they believe it when they watched it? was the first and the second. this film was , but despite that film, how much information of all kinds and what kind of information is there in the text of the stomach, of course only the victory of the soviet union is true, but if you wanted to know the truth, you could know it, they just didn’t want to and this propaganda was designed for those who didn’t want to know anything about it, who just wanted to forget it, even among the veterans of the war although i saw different people, again, we understand what a veteran of the war in the soviet union is, any person could get to the front with different political views and people whose political views were not the same as the ecosystem, they never defended this system and defended the so-called paletruks who said that they there they ran and shouted for the family for stalin and everyone rushed into the battle with screams born for stalin , but the truth was that all this did not happen , that the people did not care about slogans , no

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thus , they want to convince people that they are approximately the same that they have the 29th or thelanes of the same class . well, nothing like that. there is a big difference between all the planes of the russian federation, what kind of f-16 it is, it is that the f-16 is a less visible plane for means, well , for radar stations, for on-board of enemy radars, it has an effective surface of only 1 m, and it could be 29, for example, 29 m, that is, a square meter of surface, that is, it is less visible, it has an onboard radar , which well, in order not to overload the numbers, which, well , 100 kilometers further, they see e- is air the salt of the enemy is better than the enemy, that is, we can see uh well, if it was on my 16 , the f16 would see the enemy plane 100 km away, and further than he would see the f16, well, and the missiles that are used in the 16, they are more long-range there, they fly 50-70 km further than what they are doing. in the same way, on the 29th, that is, if there was an aerial battle, it would simply not have started, the f16 would have seen the enemy plan

they— and that is what they have done. they haven't _ and that is what they have done.ne. - they haven'tjust brought in wrexham but they've _ they haven'tjust brought in wrexham but they've brought _ they haven'tjust brought in wrexham but they've brought into _ they haven'tjust brought in wrexham but they've brought into the - they haven'tjust brought in wrexham but they've brought into the whole . but they've brought into the whole regioh _ but they've brought into the whole regioh they— but they've brought into the whole regioh they got _ but they've brought into the whole region. they got everyone - but they've brought into the whole region. they got everyone on - but they've brought into the whole l region. they got everyone on board, you've _ region. they got everyone on board, you've got _ region. they got everyone on board, you've got rob— region. they got everyone on board, you've got rob who _ region. they got everyone on board, you've got rob who is _ region. they got everyone on board, you've got rob who is leading - region. they got everyone on board, you'v

so they have to stick with the law. they started and they, they had to keep it going. but i'm, i'm here to say that all the basic evidence says it's an outright lie. this was downloaded internally locally in the dnc and all the stuff that they were accusing . others are doing, is false. the predicate for going up to flint and stone was false, and that's why they would let me testify to it. so you know, it's just that, ah, my, yeah, i really, unless we start wising up here and people start getting active to do things and fire these idiots. get rid of them, send people, and we'll actually do something where we have some respect for a constitution rights of individuals and humanity. if we don't have that done, you know, where do i been calling us the 1st of all, we've got a department of just us and we, the people are not part of it. and you know, we are of the largest most populous newest, banana republic in the world. and unfortunately, that's the way it is. look at what's coming out. they're getting so so arrogant about it. they're brazen about it because it's a, they'

is no sense in this, they just in pursuit of the names of the settlements that they occupy there, theyd such a high price for human lives, although it is very difficult to call them people, it is just a monster, which is just a locust, destroying everything that is civilized and alive, devouring everything that is. that's why these monsters the city was drained here. how many are left, this is good. and to leave more of them here, well, in fact , the scale of destruction here is greater than even in kupyansk. they went to the populated areas about non-techniques and simply counted the houses and tried to shoot the mountains, well, that is, they are of great importance, because from the heights they were all destruction and that's what you see. it's just a theater of military operations, you don't even need the great military experts will be there in order to understand that if you are in a valley, you will not be able to fight against a mountain such a high-rise, you will not take or some calculation how many of them were destroyed here, in fact, no, well, even technically, you can say

went where they can go where they can stop and where they can stop there they can already be met byt is terevo and they say that there what is needed did not do anything stood somewhere so maybe there were isolated cases where the guys were there guarding something inside the place yes but the residents didn't see what was happening on the outskirts and who really met the enemy. well, that's what the lyrics are. well, yes, people like to share. well, of course, it's always here already. no, well, on the first day when we were at the assembly point, we were with we need personnel, we need weapons, we need to equip them, and the kitchen is so far gone. moreover, if you take a look at the summons, who received it, it is written there that you will have food with you , she will be there for a certain period of time. yes, until they put him on food security there, then the locals will immediately provide tea, coffee, and there. some pies later well, we cooked macaroni, we made mashed potatoes here, well, it’s ukrainians here, so in principle , no one was surprised, but what was very nice

they ate them just like that. a post in facebook began to lead these cars in a humanitarian way yesterday, when i see that there is canned condensed milk from kyiv, they brought chocolate milk, our people didn't even see a guide, they didn't eat it because they saw all the houses, just like i built them, the funds came in. i'm sorry. and when you understand and no one will help you, you have to help yourself. just walk by and see what's there, i'll show you we're giving out everything, here we have canned goods, chocolates are standing look well, not milk yet, we give it all to people, come into the house, i'll just show you this my child's room, look, all the furniture was just wet yesterday a palace wet style flowed on them. look, you see. we have everything flowing here. i can't put anything. this is all my hall. this will go. look , when the big banks, i will post it all on facebook. this will all go to children's homes . yesterday, a woman came. she got burned the first time. she comes in and looks confused i

they wouldn't want that either, regardless of everything, they would like to hide it, let's say, they would like it, but they wouldn't want everything to be public, er, all of this that's why i think that they will try to prevent such a video from being distributed, and to pretend that they are not the same as in this video will appear. of course, these soldiers may also appear , which was filmed there last year thank you very roman kostenko, people's deputy, faction, voice, secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence well, at this very moment , i urge you to subscribe to radio svoboda's pages on the internet and like this broadcast, if you watch us on social networks or on youtube, and svoboda life will return to ether tomorrow this was me before bleeding gums inflammation of the gums and the solution was so simple problems with the gums plakalyt-active lacalut-active actively overcomes bleeding gums protects against periodontitis and noticeably tighten your gums lacalut aktiv action that you feel right away a novelty lacalut aktill plus even more active

they knew where they were going and what they were going for when they announced where we were they didn'they killed people, they answer. i can't do anything. we says we have a chance to answer, finally, so the morale of the troops is very high observed and well, of course, everyone is waiting for that very signal of verification to the fact that all this big party, of course. another thing that happens is that we see attempts to hide the graveyard , attempts to hide losses. here is rammstein and who are coming. uh, with a very long short period, there used to be big gaps between rammstein, now they are closing, but also help is shrinking, what will basically rammstein ask for well the plane? i said hardly missiles, they need they need e ammo. yes, we need ammunition, we need these anti-aircraft guided missiles, because they know that if they go without air cover, they are doomed to defeat immediately. and so there is a chance for something to run there, maybe, there are not so many who want to go on the attack on the other side, despite the fact that there e propaganda claims that everyth

how are they there? ah, they are mobilized, but they all said as one.he summons without thinking. yes, right away we had no thoughts about any, but the possibility of a deviation. yes, immediately let's go, everyone is very highly motivated and communicated again, i wanted to tell you. eh, one of the cases. eh, the heroism of our heroic deeds, where the tank commander of the tenth nizhny novgorod tank regiment, and the call sign, kazan, changed three tanks during the battle. and that's three times urged on, he returned, sat down in a new one and rode. and in the end, he, uh, a lot of spare tanks turns out like that, that is, there was a possibility, otherwise yes, well, this is one of the best crews of the regiment for the best crews. i think there are always cars, yes, and he is from the battlefield for repairs. yes , he didn’t quit. well, of course, he took them out. yes, he took me out, got into the new and drove three. the next day. i saw it from a quadcopter. shooting the next day. he landed two groups of attack aircraft covered by fire, destroyed

well, here they are quite a fool, they seem to pretend that they are not like that, they are not likes some kind of sanctions against chinese companies. that is, here, uh, this very haomi. he, in my opinion, will recently kill and that's it. well, he's sitting alone. why don't you call? i'm waiting for you to call me like this. and by the way, this is a chinese company. let's ban her. well, this is from the same series such a softening of the brain. this simplicity is worse than theft. hysteria is exactly the same as kal. eh, actually shows hysteria. we are a global power. we call, they don't pick up the phone. and who do i think is really the chinese side very at home. in moscow, in fact, the skillful play this card well, exactly the same card that was played by western policy towards russia, when in december 21, trying to escape a military conflict , we made an offer to them in the same way they didn’t answer the phone for sure they also talk through the lips and so on, by the way, both american politicians and western european politicians wanted to play the same way. but in china,

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they lie all the time, while they bleat when they just put ships for money., under this deal, all the promises that were given to us were not then we know that the west has always lived at all, what can be the deal with these? that is, in general, what to talk about with them, when, when the westerners lie, when his lips move, they can never say anything in accordance with reality, well, just absolutely false bastards are not people, and the political elites have no questions for the peoples. but the political elites. it seems that some kind of negative selection is working, that is, all the shit pops up and occupies leading positions in the european union. look at the political elites, border states. they all synchronously worked on prohibitions on the prohibition of crossing and transit. that is, i think that this lihabe before the beginning of the beginning is only related to food further, maybe, uh, the situation is completely different. firstly, this is blackmail blackmail of ukraine who just came to the wall, as if, in principle, now he will take it and

perfectly here, they did a lot of such things , they did this advice.n israel began to be held by veterans using those people whom they actually created the unbearable conditions of life in the soviet union itself, do you understand that if you are a hero of the soviet union and you went to live in israel or there, i see these people in parades , they were with the stars of the heroes of the soviet union , so you are a hero even if you are a hero the soviet union felt that you are treated as a second-class person here, and now you are walking around israel, which in its wars defended its independence, including from soviet-made aircraft, the bombs here were soviet and will be determined for what is red with the flag and the slogan they defended moscow defended jerusalem i saw it too and i will tell you that again this is speculation when on the one hand you are the winner of the war and then you forget that you were there for 39-41 years, this is not discussed, you saved the jews for the israelis from the holocaust, but what you did in 39-41 is what cau

they understand that they are refugees, they were forced to travel to italy, statistics, but we all sayelp ukrainians, uh, 1%. 1.7% of eu countries have helped ukraine from their budget when they say that there is a lot of help there. this is the state at the end of 2022. this information is that we are talking about migrant ukrainians. all of them are essentially european budgets. 1.7 almost 2% of these budgets and when they say that we are losing colossal business income during the wars in ukraine because the war in ukraine uh and we all the funds are directed to help ukraine, this is not true because 1.7% is uh, in fact, every 30 coffee in italy that goes to the families of ukraine for one euro , that's why i'm to the point that it is necessary to carry out verification very clearly, convey this information, as well as the funds paid by the eu country to support ukrainians on the ground, these are not the funds of the taxpayers of the eu countries, these are funds from the reserve fund of the european union, which helps ukrainians, moreover, those ukrainians spend these funds making

they have shown so bad, they want to show us, they have showed us. have massive crime, our military doesn't work, nobody respects us in the whole world. there is not a leader who respects our leader. we will show them, through this horrible four years we are going through, the problem is we can't take any more of it. because we won't have a country left. we will show them that we could do things and we will be able to do things on crime and other elements of society. things you probably wouldn't have been able to do if you carried it forward. i think it's actually much bigger, could be much bigger than if we went the traditional route. i will direct the doj to investigate every radical doj -- da and attorney general in the united states. [applause] i will appoint a team of warrior u.s. attorneys. i know some great ones, including from this area. who will be the polar opposite of the soros district attorneys. these guys, what they are thinking. who can believe -- they are not stupid people. they are either stupid or they hate our country. i don't thin

they are not for better schools they are for themselves.an: on the issue of having a voice at the table would i counter argument by the unions be prounion groups have the chamber of commerce, trade unions, individual contributors all have a voice at the table why shouldn't we? philip: first of all, they could and they did have a voice at the table when they were a professional group the same way as the national education association. i am not fond of money and politics, i would get rid of it entirely. but when special interests come to washington and ask for a tax break or a favor and at the vast sea of government they are getting some slice that is better for them. but the public unions have gone to government and take over the entire operating machinery of government so that nothing government can do can be done effectively. the schools cannot be run. it is a huge difference in scale. the difference between a favor and not letting government run the mta, the the fire departments, the police departments, the difference is huge. number two,

they are sharp. they are smart. they are at the top of their game, we are the only one that has one that is not. and he is not close and he never really had a top of the game if you go back 25 years. in this biggs -- this week's big pole, we are leaving by 37 points. -- leading by 20's -- 37 points. i don't know if you saw this. it makes the job easier. just keep walking because under the clarity campaign, i'm lead by 45 points and 65 with to santos being at 20%. nikki haley at four. and chris christie at less than 1%. which, by the way, is substantially better than he did seven years ago on the same stage against me right here in new hampshire. he was less than 1%. now he is still less than 1%, but he is doing much better. you know. got a big mouth, that's all he's got. and massachusetts, your neighbor, 70% for trump. [cheering] >> and in the broader pole, this is slaughter we're talking about, 80% for trump. 80. in a great place, south carolina, we have a 22 point lead in the victory poll of iowa, it is trump 54%,

they act like they are not doing anything. like they are not seeing what's going on.e have to move forward. there are things being built and things being looked at that they have never seen before to bring this country along. we need to act like it. any republicans come in, wanting to take the dog -- dall from the child that has the dall and they want to do whatever they want to do with it. they have to raise the debt and stop acting like they are bullies. >> richard in arlington, virginia. independent. >> the last two times they allowed the deadline to pass for raising the debt ceiling, it was a disaster for the republicans in the house who you can correct me if i'm wrong, but i remember that gingrich lost his job after he went past the ceiling. and both times and for a while, no one has said this so far there's a while they weren't able to fund the government, there wasn't funding for the government for maybe a week in the 1990's and for a few days in the obama administration. and what a disaster it was to not pass a clean debt ceiling. i don't think biden has reall

fox, when they found themselve caught, when the evidence of actual malice was so strong, they knew theyspreadin lies, they try to get firs amendment law written to mak that okay as long as it is newsworthy, what you are reporting on we managed to prevent that fro happening, the judge prevented that from happening. the actual malice of recklessness regard for th truth standard prevailed this case proves that when a company puts profits over th truth and causes grievous harm to a company or individual ultimately they will have to pay. quite a lot. >> stephen shackelford, one of the lawyers for dominion, imagine we'll be celebrating quite a bit tonight. thank you, i appreciate it >> thank you, chris. >> harry litman, former deputy assistant attorney general for the justice department michelle goldberg is an opinio columnist for the new york times who was inside the courtroom today. both join me now michelle, let me start wit you. you are there today. there's a lot of suspens during this pause. i don't think the announcement is shocking anyone how did they not do this sooner? what is your t

they were not affluent, they were the opposite of that. they were carpenters, hraeugters -- lathers, factory workers, electricians. half the people there made their living or at least some part of it fishing or crabbing the hudson. piece were people with little expectations that they'd ever seen yellowstone oreo centrality or the -- or yosemite or the narc parks -- the national parks. to them the environmental was the basket yard. it was the swimming hole, the fishing holes of the hudson. that was their livelihood. it was their recreation. it was their food. and ritchie, the first president of the river keeper fischermen's -- fishermen's association used to say, it was our monte carlo. he was a grave digger. he used to tell his new followers, i'll be the last to let you down. [laughter] in 1966, penn central railroad began vomiting a railroad from the pipe. the oil went up the river and it blackened the beaches and it made the diesel. so they couldn't be sold in the fish market in new york city. and all the people came together and the onl

every day they discuss somehow there in prison there something they did there, what they ate, what theyrump is still in the lead, as if in all internal polls in all these primers of these preliminary ones and no matter how hard they try, other republicans knock him down there. well, don't pull. they are more charismatic there. he really is a born orator, he pushes such incendiary speeches that here i am , being also a good speaker. pah-pah-pah. i just applaud him, he's handsome, but for us, but i mean for the world in both. eh, concepts. it will be useful, of course, because it was the democrats who stirred up all this, all these neocons, all these soros trump has always focused on china, that is , there china is the country with which there should be a real confrontation. he would not have climbed into this adventure in his life. why the hot phase of the war was delayed for 4 years, because trump won. it was a black swan for neocon democrats and they had to take a break for 4 years and eat trix nuclear weapons. yes, i have already seen polish maps, on which all those points are drawn w

they live and they get used to everything.ver , they try to fight and win back their territory in such conditions. mr. andriy from sumy region, three russian regions are visible what can be seen in them, what they are doing, well, look, it is difficult to comment on this now, because we are trying to comment only on what we know officially, but specifically in the kursk region , in the belgorod region, and the russian ones, well, and not only military civilians have already dug three lines of defense, apparently something happened, they wanted to capture kyiv in three days, and now they are digging fortifications in the kursk-belgorod region , they are probably afraid of some ukrainian offensive on the former ukrainian lands, i can’t explain it in another way uh, which are related to, how is it correct to say , obscene expressions , scandals, all of which were somehow connected with deputies in sumy oblast, let's talk about it briefly now what a lady. what is the truth? there is a lot of confusion. we can't even rub it in. we

secret top-secret weapon and they just don't have it yet they used secret and top-secret weapons, theye in the conventional sense a really heavy flame-throwing system of sun spikes. we can’t ignore this most serious weapon . -72, that is, the basic chassis can deliver these blows within six to seven km, and despite the fact that the battery systems on all counters work simply incredibly well, it is a very convenient object to defeat, plus they are really not so much the very fact that they are resorting to the deployment of the ideology of using the remnants of their space forces because these are the remnants and they will try to fill them with such weapons is a sign that they are beginning a strategic agony, emphasize that it is very important to interrupt my words out of context . it will take some time and i am not very optimistic that everything will work out in the next week, of course the end of spring cycle , summer will be decisive in this war, but it is still a few months and we will have to do this i wish you the best of luck from the graves of our eternal enemies in our bla

under the old regime they would regime they would have relied on more capital, but they did not.hey want to consider forcing banks to change compensation rules for managers. it is something that the fed is talked about with wall street banks. to put much more pressure on managers to manage risk rather than deal and short-term profits. a very thorough and long report. whether it will satisfy critics of the fed, that's still a question. but it does leave the fed a trail to follow and that's stila question. but it does leave the fed a trail to follow and plan for what kind a new regulations they want to bring in going forward. guy: there is a lot to unpack here. here. let's broaden out the conversation. stay with us as we work our way through this. here. let's broaden out the conversation. stay with us as we work our way through this. what are thewhat are the broader implications of this? hermann: based on what we know, banks with a hundred billion in assets are higher faced tougher regulatory standards. what we are expecting is the equity coverage ratios will come back to the style

yes , they can reach what they can. not only in baku that it has always been like this, it’s also solidarity, it was the same in settlements more, uh, smaller. like the wedge dangerous pokrovsky, this is their standard story, which, well, is constantly happening, that is. yes there are even cases when our units enter an absolutely whole settlement and after 2 days it turns into, uh, ruins, because simply hmm the enemy retreating there erases his exclamation points. and there is understanding. how many civilians are left in artyomovsk? and how many of them are there? well, maybe in the basements where they hide? well, if now some civilians have remained, then this is already in the western regions. uh-huh closer to there to well closer to the western part of the city, because from the northern from the south-central areas, as well almost everyone has already been evacuated, and the syrskys promise to keep zelensky, artyomovsk before the start of the ukrainian counteroffensive in the direction of crimea or the zaporozhye