additional electronic documents , they were not ready for this, they had a letter, they knew where they but i did not miss them, there are still questions regarding the banking system in order to, for example , to buy something directly there in other countries , third countries, there it is necessary to agree these payments for a very, very long time, here we are, we are also engaged in this on the front lines, we communicate with banks through our parterres in order to buy a small batch of some groups there, there, too, very there are many difficulties, but it is necessary to maximally liberalize any import actions attraction of equipment and technologies to ukraine. here, in general, the question of someone’s earnings should not arise, if someone somewhere earns something, let it be on the way, but the most important thing for us is that everything reaches here, here it is a question of life, and not some extra 100,100 dollars on the so the means, that's all, i agree 100% that there should be a complete opening of the cartons, and this batch, these things that the british were transp

said that they were nazis, who are there again they want to attack a russian girl, why haven't theyacked all this time, the question is this. and they want to attack, and they want to take back their territories once seized by russia, and in general to look for different, you know, strange stories, well, for example, the most vivid. the story of the demonization of the finns, this is a story that was pulled again in the 13th year about how the finns created a bunch of camps, just like that , in the occupied territories from the 41st to the 44th year, where they killed many russian, well, what can i say, there is an interesting story, in fact, now you see, for example, the footage, this is a film, which was shot in... the year of the feature film, which was shot with the money of the state government of the russian federation, it is about these, as it were, finnish camps. the 18th year, again, not the 20th, not the 21st, not when the finns had already joined nato, no, it was all before that, they had already made films, and the film turned out to be so lying and stupid , that even th

and they are they. so that was right. you cannot have that, that the bottom you had a between developed countries with where they have for 200 theaters, dumped all the the emissions to the, to that was we had what we see today is not, is not what china is doing today, or saudi at a be a lot of what we are doing well, our age in, in, in, in carbon dioxide is, is, is this not under sure that poll fishing was really bad for the and that's through, i believe it is. i mean the, i think given that the military's of this, well, he made climate changing kind of changing gases. why use is that this is to a part of the comb, 28 negotiations. there's an u. s. military base between that would that be and by here there between sending in warships to protect israel, perhaps a while the preparations a call between the 8 into by will going on imaging, who knows what the you a introduced for the 1st time health and environment to elements disco, 28, still know nothing about the military given that the united states military, some people s

target with what they have from bombs and missiles and artillery, they target the marketplaces, they also target the gatherings, the gatherings of the displaced people, whether it be in the schools, and this happened in many schools, affiliated with honor, and they no longer care, whether it's places where the palestinian people resort to in order to seek shelter, considering this to be part of the un protection or being under un protection, they don't care for this, and without any shame they target them either by the airplanes or... by artillery and this has been repeated and they committed very, very ugly crimes and the result of the ugly, brutal, horrific crimes, they result every 24 hours is hundreds of marties from the palestinian people, men, women, children, elderly, young, and most of the marties are women and children, and hence they are continuing day by day with complete brutality, they are failing on the battlefield, and hence they resort to indiscriminate bombing and widespread targeting of the civilians, their war is a war against the palestinian people in gaza in gene

they all got good jobs. they went to the best colleges. they got good paying jobs, but they don't make enough to buy a home. they are in better shape than most of their generation, but none of their friends is thinking of buying a home either. for my generation, it was the essential promise of the american dream. that if you work hard, played by the rules, that you could finance a home. you could raise a family. you could take a summer vacation. you could put something aside for your retirement on one job. there is nobody in this generation that thinks that promise applies to them. this is the first generation in american history that 20-30-year-olds will believe that their lives are going to be worse off than their parents' lives. the american dream for them has become a nightmare. and they have lost faith in our country because our generations betrayed them. we told them go to college, do what we say, work hard and everything's going to be okay. they can see that it's not going to be, this is the misery it gets them, and there is nobody

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they are red viburnum. they tried to translate something there, they didn’t steal from us, they stole they stole, very, very correctly, literally, well, that’s all, the tour ended, the choir of the village in simon petliur donated money to the army, but alas, nothing, no one recognized anyone, simon petliura was shot dead in paris, and in 1925-26, shchedryk already sang not in the ukrainian choir, but in the russian choir. choir in new york rashian art quire. i also managed to find this in the materials. and in what language did they sing? and they sang in ukrainian. but they annotated it as a russian folk song. well, because it was a very famous such musical - song of flame, and by the way, who was one of the composers of this musical? george gershwin. but already in 1925, george hershil worked as a philanthropist. because in this musical, a generous man sounded. in the ukrainian language, but it was titled as a russian folk song, well, it is attributed to him and here is the use of another such an important song for us, oh, the dream is coming, well, that's what they say, they don't

they say, get me out. they want you to see what they have on them and delete it. there have been some things that have happened that are hopeful. >> that's great. it is good to know as a community what kinds of things we might be able to do and actions we can take. at all tech is human, we see our mission as building and strengthening the responsible ecosystem. a lot of what we talk about is how people come to responsible technology and pretty much everyone has a nonlinear path of how they get here, so i do want to say that your article was really instrumental for me in getting interested in responsible technology and taking it from something that i saw in a small and niche way in the music industry where i had a past life and seeing how those same issues are being played out across society in much more impactful spaces, like law enforcement. i would like to know a question from the community in the same. we had this question. what is your pathway into the space? how did you get interested? you can interpret that however. i'm not sure if this is being privacy or f

they do? what was their fault? 70 people were killed today, but there is nothing to justify that. they were children. what was their fault? we want to live like other nations, like the rest of the world. every two or three years comes a new war and they kill young men. they creatively kill children and cut trees. they destroy buildings too. are they humans even? the whole world is silent. "if they want to be creative, they should send their soldiers man to man in the battlefield. it is not by using planes to kill children, women and the old people. what is the fault of those who are being killed?"? what is the fault of the children? do children fire rockets? they say that children fire rockets, so drone rockets cut the children's necks off their bodies because these children fire rockets. yesterday they bombed many houses. what was the people's fault? f16 rockets destroy huge buildings upon their residence. why? yes, al bash family and abu kawa family for. example: during the discussion they h

don’t believe in it, they don’t believe in it, but they have their own truth, it’s all wrong, they think intended, it’s the other way around , these are people who live in another dimension in another universe, you play football with them, they play chess, that’s what i’m saying, it’s useless explain something, say, no, it can’t be 70% against putin, but we will believe it 100%, but for 70, yes, it’s clear, michael, what you said, you don’t hear, no, i didn’t hear, but there is such an old expression, in russia there are wonderful elections, only these are elections without choice, that’s the problem, but it’s not me, i didn’t come up with it, i just came up with it, i thought you would say something really, like that i know perfectly well what russian elections are, the whole world knows, so i don’t need anything. really tell us something now interesting, and you said some kind of enchanting stupidity that there is nowhere else to go, well, on your word of honor, i thought that you had doubts that our people support president putin, or what? of course, of course, you have doubts about t

say the humanitarian corridor, go south, people go south , they are being shot, they are they kill, you know , some will be led, some will pass, some will be killed, talina mahdi was evacuated along with her husband and two more children, their eldest the son works in novopolotsk, all are doctors, the couple once graduated together from the vitebsk state order of friendship of peoples. medical university. nedal ottalgologist, talina, obstetrician-gynecologist. we lived in the gas sector for 20 years. i see how difficult it all was, to agree on the removal of belarusians and russians, the fact is that the belarusian, our diplomats, consuls, and the ministry of emergency situations, everyone, and of course, the head of our state, the president, lukashenko, aleksandrovich, everyone, everything, everything, i thank you very much, hurray! when we passed the checkpoint we saw the belarusian flag , well, we certainly saw it, but they told us, i just started crying, because, because i didn’t believe it, because it was very difficult, we had three belarusian flags with us, so that you unders

to grab something and show that they are they can do something, and in the case... they actually want to show their power on children, on teenagers, how they try to ask for forgiveness for ukrainian children, to ask for a terrible word, but this is how they actually act in berdyansk, in the temporarily occupied territories of the ukrainian south, the ukrainian regions i think that there really are portraits of soviet and russian people hanging in the schools, and what's more, the national anthem is sung as a matter of course. but not every day, well, that's a lot, it depends on the teachers, who are more or less eager to they fit, but they stuck everything possible inside there, well, remember the news at the beginning of the school year, when everyone was forbidden to have even the same different diaries, and they issued centralized diaries with symbols identical to each other, that is, children know, this is a diary the child expressed himself. someone with a car, someone with a football player had, everyone was banned, and please be the same, today they sing the national anthem, to

is 58 days too long since they have been kidnapped and they lost so much, they lost their home, they lost the dog, their grandparents, so we remind them each and every day that this is what matters and this is what they should be doing every day and every day when they start their day they need to look them in the eyes and understand that they have to get them back home. >> we do knew that some of these hostages who were later released said they did hear some news while they were there. what do you want his him and his family to know? what do you say to them? >> i was not prepared for this question and it hit me like a truck. we love you. we love you. and we miss you so much. we think of you every day and we are fighting each day for your return and we dream to hug you again and to support you and to help you be able to smile again because we know this is a nightmare for you as well is us. if you can hear it, we want you back home and we want you back in one piece. >> thank you so much for being with us and we certainly hope for they hear your message. >> i would like to say one last

are still rowdy , they drink, they have some women’s voices there, and they fight like nothing at allhey just went on to a tank with a stage , they took a polish one, well, seventy deuces, but the polish fools came to the minis were blown up and didn’t come out later when the crew interrogated me, i said that they didn’t interfere, they were afraid, they were fools, i say the crew was ukrainian, yes , all the westerners of the western regions. i wonder who the crews were in the leopard? the most motivated are probably not the french wheeled ones, not the leopards, not the chels, this is 1285, the upr sixty-fifth was armed, and the 128th and a separate tank battalion were two polish, czech, well, converted from ours by and large. there are signs in their own language, people have changed their shoes, they don’t want to read russian, that’s how we live, we went, this is thor fury, it seems to me, this, what he said, now they’ll shoot it down, yeah, well, the athletes are great too, come on, maybe the division commander, that’s it... you’re level, a little bit, armored vehicles, that’s a

actually saw, and they flee because they understand that they will turn into cannon fodder, are theyeing to the villages or to russia? it's just that, this information is not available, well, most likely somewhere around the place of stay, but such cases are becoming more and more frequent, when the occupiers themselves decide in the cities, here are such transparencies, such and such such a deservant has been declared wanted, ugh, mr. dmytro, for several months now, phrases are heard from time to time, something like the possibility of some kind of agreement. of the cease-fire, the freezing of the conflict, now again the new york times writes that some signals are being sent by putin to the united states through the governments of third countries about freezing at such a stage as it is, that is, that the territories that are now subject to russia temporarily occupied, we declared that we would not go for it, but still the phrases sounded, how the locals react to such new ones every time. signals, new information, new posts that maybe someone wants something like that. well , look, b

can't bomb gaza from outside, they thought for a while that they have destroyed gaza, when when they invaded gaza, they were shocked by the resistance of the palestinians, i think this is not what we want. as palestinians as resistance, but it shows everyone that we have our options to continue the resistance and they can't think about defeating the resistance, whenever they they believe that they have defeated the resistance, they saw another ways of resistance, they saw another kinds of resistance, maybe another names, i i have to mention the long history of the palestinians, there was a resistance in 1920. uh and it was led by some some of the palestinians who were killed uh by the the british government at the time the the the the big revolution 19136 it was was led by sheikh inqassam and his students. in 1965 the new resistance was from fat popular front etc. and then the resist the islamic resistance started in the late 80s of the last century. so all the time the palestinians were respecting the resistance, supporting the resistance. the one who is leading the palestinians is

, they would fly very far if they stopped so abruptly, so they needed to get some kind of break . results, if we generalize the year 2023, they showed that western weapons, nato have no advantage over russian weapons , and these are collective weapons, this is not only the united states of america, all european countries, all western countries, but in many indicators our weapons are ahead of them, there was no such impression before the start of a special military operation, not that what is there in other countries abroad, even we probably didn’t realize this, we know those systems where we are still temporarily lagging behind, but by leaps and bounds, yes, by leaps and bounds, they have shown that their political system is much less designed for large-scale mobilization of the economy, population, and social relationships in general in society than ours, this is simply indicative, we react to all the events around us, we react to a special military operation to confront the west in a much healthier way and how society turns out to be more resilient in this regard, finally, their

they were all doing this. i was like why would they all -- this is something they want to do. they realized it would be a massive amount of power, transfer of power from we the people to the people that are elites in government. on day one as president, we will also nick's this idea of a central-bank digital currency. that is not going to happen in this country. >> i'm ending -- you mentioned amending the term limits and balanced-budget. maybe also recommending it for flatbacks. but the president cannot do that. congress probably will not do that. >> article five, absolutely. there are two ways to amend the constitution. two thirds of congress, and three quarters of the states ratified, and three quarters ratified. when you're talking about taking power away from d.c., congress is not going to do that. we've already certified this. a number of states have certified. i will work, we will rally, particularly the republicans, they should not be a problem -- it is not a partisan thing. these are important reforms. we thought about how we would do it, we would put capital behind it

russia. here they are, it’s not for nothing that they constantly write about the black sea fleet, they statement is not so funny, they are constantly pushing this idea into restrictions on russian shipping, that is, like, well, estonia, and there they have what i think are four patrol ships and four patrol ships ship, but any conflict is a conflict with nato, they will escalate, escalate this conflict zone, and then it will appear. in the baltic, which means the finnish president, they have elections soon, makes very harsh statements, out of the blue, sandu lost the de facto elections to the local council, he says: we won’t give money to those who voted for russia, you are not for europe, you understand, i’m far from thinking that it’s like they showed in soviet cinema, there’s kolotozov, but a conspiracy of the doomed, according to -my film, where some kind of american ambassador is sitting there, smoking a cigar, saying this, you go there, you go here, that’s how it was, that’s how it was, vadim, that’s how it was, well, you ’d better yes, but maybe they didn’t believe it newspaper,

so they do, they come together and they write this, they write this new constitution and they put it to the states. and the deal is that if nine states ratify, then this new constitution will supersede the article confederation who gave madison and hamilton and the other members of the continent, excuse me, of the constitution convention, the authority to do this. nobody. they simply assumed the authority. now, one can say that there was kind of a backstop here, call it a moral backstop. the moral backstop was, well, if people don't like our work, they just don't ratify this new thing. and then we go on to living under the old one, but they were astute enough. they were clever enough to bring on board. some of the heavy hitters in american politics. the big deal, the big catch was landing george washington. for george washington to give his seal of approval to this merely by showing up. george washington was president of the convention, but he was also astute enough to say nothing in the convention. he presided silently. george washington understood the power of silence. unlike, well

have quite a lot of problems, they they are doing as we said, that they are no longer interested in. they were ready to give up right away in principle, but in order to do what, we look at finland in nato, and sweden in nato, how many 1000 americans are there already, how much is already there in lithuania, how much, they are preparing the second stage, the bundesfer will militarize , why, that is , they say, we need at least 2 years, but they won’t stop, because they don’t give a damn about... all of europe, including, for them it’s, well, not ukraine, there’s something better there , of course, but something else, and these are anglo-sans, the british are not going to participate there either, it is necessary, we need to understand, the germans are being trained for everything, the planes have already adapted them for nuclear weapons, tell me why, it’s not a nuclear power, germany, but the planes, what ’s going on, they will do everything possible, poland, romania. this is the baltic states, but they understand perfectly well that they are not able to do anything, here is germany,

it turns out that they attack only because they doubt whether we are peace-loving or not, no , well,y times when it was said that it was necessary to avoid casualties in the besieged leningrad, and to surrender the besieged leningrad. from a patriotic point of view, this is all nonsense, yes, these are quite vulgar analogies, especially since no one has ever attacked russia, no one has attacked... the russian federation, it has attacked, and that is why it is very send some analogies, because the territory of russia, who attacked it, no one, only finland closed the borders , well, but again, listen, when it comes to closed finnish borders, it turns out right away that it's not just like that, but because it turns out that finno-ugric people are particularly evil. frozen finns, the authorities of a neighboring country are preparing to demolish the russian consulate and expropriate our property , which is what the hot finnish guys, the finno -ugric peoples in scandinavia, are trying to do, well, evil, but what now, if they are evil, then they must always be evil, but here you were like

they just continue to enable and ultimately they will die. they die an addict. they will either die on the streets or in subsidized housing. that is them being in subsidized housing is not a success. that is a failure if they're dead and why people don't acknowledge that, although they're starting to they're coming around to it kensington and philadelphia neighborhood. that's just been completely destroyed by drugs that was determined to be the site for their first heroin injection site a few weeks ago, the council passed a bill that said, you know, we're not going to do that. and but one neighborhood now, they should just completely get rid of it. they're clinging on to, but it's a step in the right direction. i seen some of the videos of it's horrendous wow. and by the way, narcan not really work in the same way that it used to. you've got different kinds of fentanyl. that's being put out there. narcan, by the way, only with opioids. and it's not a guarantee some people think that it works for all drug overdoses and it's a guarantee it is not. but when you sta

so they know what they are doing, and they can't win on the issues, it's obvious, they are not winningsues, so this is where they are. do you anticipate violence in the streets this coming election year given where they are going? >> this is what i am so concerned about is exactly what we are talking about here and why it is so and come upon us as americans not democrats, independents, republicans, but for us as americans to take to heart the stand that we need to take to tell these people it's not just the establishment democrats, it is them but also these neocons like liz cheney and robert kagan who are fanning these flames to push us to that point. absolutely, and we need to tell them we will not stand up for it or fall for it. >> laura: robert kagan would still have a spec in afghanistan. he still waiting for the search to work. all right, thank you, great to see you. parents are giving their kids a type of sleep aid, it's not warm milk. i will tell you about it next, dr. siegel is here with what you need to know, a new trend, stay i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck

they just continue to enable and ultimately they will die. they die an addict. they will either die on the streets or in subsidized housing. that is them being in subsidized housing is not a success. that is a failure if they're dead and why people don't acknowledge that, although they're starting to they're coming around to it kensington and philadelphia neighborhood. that's just been completely destroyed by drugs that was determined to be the site for their first heroin injection site a few weeks ago, the council passed a bill that said, you know, we're not going to do that. and but one neighborhood now, they should just completely get rid of it. they're clinging on to, but it's a step in the right direction. i seen some of the videos of it's horrendous wow. and by the way, narcan not really work in the same way that it used to. you've got different kinds of fentanyl. that's being put out there. narcan, by the way, only with opioids. and it's not a guarantee some people think that it works for all drug overdoses and it's a guarantee it is not. but when you sta

so everywhere they went, they had to adjust. even though they're a navy uniform to the standards of that society. that meant go on to the back of the side to get their food and the mexican and rita would sit with marilyn on the bus so she wouldn't have to alone because she couldn't sit in a restaurant to eat. so societal norms didn't change, even as native naval policy was moving at a glacial rate from world war one to world war two, they had to abide by societal norms, though bases themselves were segregated at camp robert smalls, i mean at great lakes, where most elsewhere, unless they had to finish their book at during world war two, there was segregated camps for -- camp, robert smalls, muffet and i forget third one, and that's what i trained. i'll give you kind of two examples with sailors like the great white fleet circumnavigation around the globe,. 1907 1909 and they kind of talk about this in the newspaper articles. one of the things they try to do is keep black sailors on the ship whenever everyone else got that limit

war, which they is not needed, they are forced to impose sanctions, here they are sitting and they understandthe second point that i would like to note is that using the example of this summit... and the subsequent visit of the president to china, we see the difference between sovereign independent states, truly dependent ones, the attitude towards sovereign states always with respect, even if someone doesn’t like something, we see how our president was met, we see how they listen to him, because they see that the president is sovereign, he has a sovereign country, he speaks his own speech wrote, he decides what to say, he doesn’t we need to look at... the west, what they will say there, what they will say there, he says what he thinks, and this is worth a lot, because when we later talk about a visit to china, this is the most important thing for people to understand, we can already say, yes , but what do you think, it’s so easy to meet with the leader of china, but many european leaders cannot meet with him to agree on 30, 30 seconds less than an hour, the leader of the prc devoted to the g

what they want.n the gaza strip as a strip club. [laughter] katie, what do you think happens to all of this? it doesn't seem over. >> she is a very specific public example with her testimony and plagiarism, but that's not the big issue here. the issues a lot of the corporations decided they wanted to engage in virtue signaling by implementing dei, but dei forces you to discriminate against people based on their race, their gender, and they are about to get sued and they've been threatened with lawsuits because due to the violation of the civilcivil rights act. in the effort to be more diverse and engage in dei, they have inherently discriminated against entire classes of people. academia does this as well and there is lawsuits against harvard for taking applicants of asian students and throwing them out the window because they happen to be asian students in favor of others. the whole process and system they built forces them to discriminate, which is not what they are supposed to do and actually is i

i said i think they do care, i think they do.nk they care a lot about royalty and we hit very hard, he's been falling out of the air like a seriously wounded bird to the ground and it's a pleasant see thing to see. we never want to say, got to get this finished. on television today for said primaries are over and i said don't listen to that. nothing is over i've seen things that are over and bad things can happen. you've got to get to the polls, get to the caucus and do your job, who got to win and focus on november and beat this crooked guy in office and i never spoke about him this way, i was respectful. how can you be respectful? he doesn't know anything, he can't put two sentences together and he is negotiating our nuclear package with kim jong un, who won't talk to him by the way, he won't even talk to him but he likes me. for four years, he had no trouble with north korea, no trouble. started a little rough, little rocket man, he said with got a red button on my desk, he said. i said i have a red button also but mine is big

, they transferred they can increase this story, but again for revenge, or they did it anyway, because i'm going down the wrong path again, let's not do something, because they will take revenge on us, i'm not saying that, i'm just saying, that then i think we should consider it as something that our government has clearly taken course for confrontation with china, if you are, we may not be able to see the appearance of a representative office of taipei in kyiv. if it is not so , if by themselves, they are not doing each other with one hand, they do not understand what they are doing, then nothing will happen, that's all, that is , there will be unexpected consequences and everything, ugh, well, look, this may indicate recognition and in general the understanding of today's realities, something very similar to... occurs in the head, in particular, of president zelensky, who says, i, we recognize a counteroffensive there, there are problems, not everything is as it should be, it happened as expected, there are other moments, which are recognized, for example, fortifications , things tha

they don't represent women who believe in safe spaces, they don't represent jewish women and they don't represent white women unless they buy a dinner where they confess they are and oppressor two woke scholars. who is left to represent? is it men who say they are women? once you no longer stand up for victims of mass, what good are you? you are worthless and pathetic. we have been too easy on these idiots. we have given them a free ride by describing october 7th as an act of terror. they always say one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter and you talk about the historical context. there is no context for that. it was a atrocity. you don't leave wiggle room to these monsters out there if the label is 100% true and the evidence is there as opposed to something like cavanaugh, where one allegation, decades ago, no evidence and that was an abomination and yet you have a mountain of dreadful evidence and they don't do it. every moment you spend on behalf of the perpetrators makes you an apologist for the only plan to atrocity in modern history. you come face-to-face with these p

but they they do they they they it's like in new york they they it's like in new york they did this inhere people were jumping over the turnstiles. yes. which is an illegal act. so they would arrest somebody for doing an illegal act. and when they arrested them, they found out that a large percentage of them had had, you know, warrants issued on them, had guns on them, had knives. right. this is they're just stopping innocent people hoping to find you don't know if he's innocent or not until a knife on them. until you find a knife on them. >> that's true. >> yeah, but that's true. >> yeah, but that's true. >> it's feels like >> i mean, it's it feels like presumed innocent. it's presuming a guy who the law. >> if they stopped people for breaking legitimate law, and they just found that they had been responsible for other laws. >> well, that's one thing. >> but. >> em— approach. >> that's the new york approach. okay. guardian. >> president of 28 >> the president of cop 28 climate . uh, what's this climate summit. uh, what's this about, nicholas? what's going on? cop or standing for on? s

they got everything they wanted. there was a resolution put forward to denounce what was going on in indiana. it was written in a real anodyne way that just said, all americans are created equal, basically what the declaration of independence said, and they could not pass that at the two conventions. this guy is on the cover of time, and they are going to get four governors, and their plot is to get a presidential candidate. they have 6 million sworn klansmen and 24 and i think we will have 20 million by 28. that is the year they want toof run a presidential candidate so they are on the cusp of real power. one more thing, they staged a demonstration in washington, d.c. 50,000 people turn out, openly walking from the capitol building to the treasury building, proclaiming clan valuesar. that ku klux klan march. that is how powerful they were. notre dame could not stop them. the naacp could not stop them. a handful of very brave rabbis who start -- stood up to them could not stop them. so it was a very good protestant c

, all they want to do is to actually kill their own people, they don't care if they did care they would have seen ground crew in there, but they have absolutely decimated suburbs, how they know that their hostages weren't there, they can't tell us that, they tell us that they got position weapons, but they have been mosks, hospitals uh, all of those places and if you look through the human rights uh watch from the last gaza strike it where they admitted all the things that they had done, mowing the lawn, that's the old days, they're now scalping the lawn, right and uh so what are your concerns now uh mr martin moving - ford with respect to what's left of the civilian infrastructure in gaza as well as gazan civilians. we know the un just moments ago said out of the 2.3 million population over 70% of residential buildings have been leveled and and next to that over 1.8 million people have been displaced. what more can the besieg enclave uh take? well, i think it's a success for israel. that's exactly what they wanted to do. they can do a live, fast genocide. but they can also then leave g

say that muscovites also want to have many kamikaze sea drones, do they want or do they already have them? in fact, they were armed with similar models, of course, although ukraine is the driver of such a drone war at sea. nevertheless, the russian occupiers also had some samples already, and accordingly, these statements are now being discussed, because this is such an alleged response from the russian occupiers in the black sea, anyway, everything that is presented in the media space by the russians, always, should be considered very carefully, therefore that their propaganda is solid military propaganda. of course, we will later be able to assess the veracity of those statements. we, in turn, are doing everything in our power, the naval forces and other components of the defense security forces, in order to follow up, monitor the surface and underwater situation, and accordingly prepare for such meetings, so i think that later it will become clear, when they once again demonstrate, having no analogues in measure, some kind of drone, it will be visible, yes, but mr. dmitry, at leas

and they said, you know, we we've actually they they claimed in this presentation that they had findtuned their product, identify people with george soros and the open society foundation who are kind of pushing for democratic reforms in hungary. and they said here this would be a great tool for keeping them out. and so just in, i think it's because there were really affiliated with these kind of conservative causes, but it shows how how you could use a technology like this in a very chilling political way. yeah. and one of the things i think so interesting when you were in the book about what's different about clearview you are not necessarily a technology breakthrough, but an ethical breakthrough of sorts where they were willing to do what other others were not. and you talk about how scrapes, billions of photos of faces using basically what was available. and there you know, the ashley madison example is classic and then venmo that that's so interesting they basically took this real time feed we're going to just like pull these photos but then facebook you know making profile photo

do not like this they want to, but the thing is that they, in turn, cannot, so to speak, perform asey have more... dependence, well, look, here is the last visit of ursula vonderleen and charlie micheli to china, well, in fact, it really showed, it was very revealing how the atlanticists consider the partner they need and how they talk to him, now the same thing, the united states is transferring ukraine to the european union, in the european union there are special articles with a second article, which is almost equal to nato there, we must support everything. if the teeth, if israel is now demanding constant military assistance, that is, a number of shells are being sent there, which are of calibers that would only go to ukraine. you’re right when you say that if taiwan starts, everything will go there , so it will be transferred to europe, and europe, what europe has not yet promoted, yes, europe has factories that produce certain quantities, but this is still time, and here i will distort from that , as i understood, to see each other for 3 months and play, and play something th

they were responsible for what they promoted. you know, the whole idea was that the platform was completely neutral, that mark zuckerberg, you know, wanted humans to be completely out of the loop. but at the same time, i think one of the things that it the safety staff found was that not making choices about what content thrives in your platform and what content you promote is still making a choice right. it was turned out to be very easy to gain the platform that bad actors didn't matter if they were russians or macedonian high students or you know, just about anybody who was committed could easily gain the algorithm and they just sort of i think they just didn't assume. i mean, for a company that set out to change the world. right, which was kind of facebook's thing, they to some degree were shockingly unprepared for actually changing it. that makes sense, right? it seems to me that, you know, just from from your book and from my own conversations, they have this idea that, you know, as people become connected, they generate em

hamas terrorists and hezbollah, and we stand by, iran feels they can do whatever they want. >> they shouldat way it has been appeasement from the beginning, we have to leave it there thank you so much happy new year. >> staying on the middle east, since midoctober there have been at least 106 attacks on u.s. bases, they are not letting up, why is biden letting iran push us around, joining us now florida congressman corey mills, this is beyond appeasement this is really pure humiliation of u.s. by a crew of rich tyrants in iran. >> that is right. and if you look back too what was just said by the correspondent phil, this all funded through the allocation of oil exports, that has increases year-over-year under biden administration, taking it further biden administration is also ones who actually delist the houthis from being's terrorist designation. weakness embolds this aggression, we have to understand that china, russia, and iran and north korea have a geopolitical alignment, they want to go after not just u.s. from an economic perspective, with disruption of congress. but also the utiliz

if they thought they would win it. and apparently they do not. they want a delay. because that is their main strategy in all of this. let me read you one of the actual arguments in court today in their formal filing to the d.c. circuit court of appeals. this proposed schedule what and support staff, and evidently disrupting family and travel plans. it is if the special counsel corralled with his cringe fingers, nervously drumming and must find some way to keep christmas from coming. it is one of the most spectacularly and serious legal arguments i've ever heard. and one of the most serious cases of this country has over grappled with. they literally called jack smith the grinch. and the whole thing is extra comical, when you think about how this entire case is about trump's actions in the lead up to january 6th. when trump and his lawyers worked around the clock, through the holidays to try to overturn the results of the 2020 election. for example, on the last night of hanukkah, in 2020, december 18th, sydney powell, michael flynn, rudy giuliani, they all pitched t

they never really liked the idea that they were responsible for what they promoted. the whole idea with the platforms was that they would be neutral and zuckerberg wanted humans out of the loop. one of the things the safety staff found was not making choices about what content thrives on your platform and what content you promote is still making a choice. it turned out to be very easy to gain -- game the platform. bad actors, just about anyone committed, could easily game the algorithm. they did not -- for a company that set out to change the world which was facebook's thing, they were shockingly unprepared for changing it. host: from your book and my own coersations, they have the idea that as people become connected, they will generate empathy, build friendships. all connection is good and all conversation is good as an extension of that. and as you lay out in many cases , there are recommendations on who to follow on instagram -- often those recommendations or giving the people what they want turns into disaster or harm. can you give us a few examples? jeff: i wou

what they are doing, and most importantly, what they mean. this is how to understand the austrian position on ukraine's accession to the european union. there are all kinds of comments about this in the western press, the last thing i heard was that. the only ones who hold on to their position are the hungarians, our neighbors. and the situation in ukraine, in donbass, in the east. 300 years ago, and history. it was a dispute between the habsburgs and the romanovs over spheres of influence. it was also a conflict between the catholic and orthodox churches over religious spheres of influence. therefore, of course, there is great skepticism, which results in russophobia, which results in very deep skepticism about russia and. all this takes us back to the 19th century, the habsburgs, when vienna was, one might say, the sponsor, the creator of ukrainian nationalism, and if we talk about bandera, then in fact in 29 there was already a connection with vienna, and we can say that this is the nationalist perception in ukraine, this nationalism, let’

they'll wish they let these women go. they are activists, longer they stay in power.f advice the angle has given education politics? we told them to get rid of biden, they dug in. he's getting creamed in states like michigan and georgia and losing in pennsylvania to trump. we told them to stop the madness in ukraine, they dug in and now the pentagon knows ukraine is heading for disappointment. we told them to enforce the border and they dug in and our cities are being destroyed. we told them to stop using the government on political prosecution, but they dug in and it made trump stronger and further harm the reputation of the doj and the fbi. but now we're telling them to excise the cancer that is dea and all aspects of university hiring and admissions or they will continue to see prestige and influence suffer. they have the brains or courage to do the right thing and end what andrew sullivan describeda hard bigotry of no expectations? some think they are sleepwalking into disaster. that is not true, they are running toward disaster as fast as they can. and that is th

and show that they want to cut it in... another direction, that is, where they are they press the steppeo basically the same road, unfortunately we don’t have another one, but they climb on the coxsacks, yesterday i seem to have seen a video from the 110th brigade, how they showed a small piece of fence near the avdiiv coke chemical plant or a fence it was the avdiiv coke-chemical plant that they counted there, well, of course, they counted these baths from a copter as shown there. their data, who they are, what they are there, in a small area, if i am not mistaken, there are about 30, they have already counted those, what a joke the video was there written, saw the avdiiv fence of the avdiiv coke plant and died, well , they climb there, the guys there constantly minus them, but they still have some kind of self-destructive instinct, this point, the map, as before, you remember, a couple of months ago was in us tyrikon yes near. you say that there are no more people left there, we remember that we managed to evacuate them safely, i am talking about the plant, and why are people leaving a

they feel they have to defend him for whatever reasons that they feel he represents them. have to do is you have to go harden your base and then get the independents who don't want to see a president that has faced four cases and one civil case and has clearly said he would be an autocrat. i think we waste time trying to preach to people that have already made up their minds this is the way i'm going, i don't care what you say, anything you say is a conspiracy. you need to deal with people that i think are more reasonable and they're the majority of americans that don't want to see the poisoning of the oval office. >> what is the flip side of what you were just talking about right now, in the house of representatives, on the republican side, you can make a strong case there's a concerted effort every day not to pass legislation that's going to benefit all americans, a concerted effort, joe, to destroy a presidency. every day, they do something to try to destroy a presidency, whether it's through hurting his son or damaging the existing presidency -- the president of the un

they don't like the fact they are left wing companies.kevin is that not really the issue, last sentence, a throw away. if we could i would repeat it, they don't like it, they are successful capitalist companies, kevin hassett out of the drift. >> right, that is why people on the left don't like them, and people on right, you know need to understand that sure they have done like terrible things by you know, killing conservative voices or whipping them from internet. but the fact is that free enterprise system, that companies rise, they succeed, they takeover market then creative destruction hits them then before you know 'competitors come in, remember the eu wanted to break up netscape, do you remember that, in a dynamic free enterprise system, if they continue to censor and do things than elon musk will create another things that are preferable, they will go out the business that is natural competition. and it shows this something undercover that biden administration is so far to the left of the obama administration, you think that obama

do children in kindergarten, they don’t have santa claus , they don’t dance in circles, they don’t haveut how santa claus, tired of everything we’re talking about what they said, i went to help santa claus congratulate the children, but for a reason. our favorite character, we once showed in one of our programs, here is his great quote, it will forever enter the annals of world journalism, he spoke about banning russian media, he said, by doing this, banning the work of russian media, we are not attacking freedom of speech, but we defend freedom of speech, bareli said, banning the work of the media, this is a great man, europe is lucky to have him, i think that it was moving towards this, it deserved it, here he is with ursula, there are also... european politicians, no, we just took it from the rating of this political publication, and it’s there melody there also, yes, here's a quote: if there's one thing europeans can count on in barrels, it's to never miss an opportunity to be stupid, he applauded ecuador for holding peaceful elections in which one of the candidates... was killed, w