brag about this they brag about how they torture the palestinian they brag about how they destroyed them the brag about had dehumanizing them but the problem is we have here a hypocritical west led by genocidal jew in in the white house insist in killing and punishing the... for one reason only, they stood their ground, they refused to be put pushed away and they stand to liberate their land, and they are trying to tell the whole world, this is an imperialist colonialist project brought the the these zionist maniacs from all over europe to destroy palestine and to keep it as a controlling or area for the west asia, the palestinian the are entrenched in defeat. them and trust me, you can hear the kids of palestine and the elder of palestine all insist in standing their ground and resist to the day they liberate gna liberate palestine and they will, but the problem the palestinians are facing with, apart of from the west, their own arabs and muslims surrounding them, none of them helping except the resistance camp, that's all, you can see supplies coming from the emirates through saud

they are coming in. they are drug dealers. they are coming in.ea what we are doing with our country. our country is going to hell because of incompetent or bad people. terrorists are pouring in unchecked from all over the world. we have more terrorists now. in 2019, i never believed this bully come up but i don't we did a good job on it. in 2019, remember, they said they had no terrorists. they do these checks. i don't know. it sounds like something trump would say to be honest. they actually have it down in a report that says none. and then the following two years later, they have record number of terrorists pouring in. same report. record number of terrorists pouring into our country, and there is a 100% chance it will be a terrorist attack. so many attacks may be and it is all because of what has happened over the last three years. our president instead of trying to send texas a restraining order, i will send them reinforcements. [cheering] ■"[chanting] i would use every resource through authority of the u.s. president to defend the united sta

they talk about they don't want to work. they don't they want to get food stamps. they want to have a bunch of children on government assistance that is not a new stereotype. it's not a new perception of black. i'm showing y'all that this was created in 1865. this concept that black if you allow black to stay on government assistance, they will not work. that's oliver otis. howard believed about black women and he he executed that. he ended up ending assistance for them. so i just when people think about the perception, the perception, again of the image of black womanhood, it is nothing is new. there it is not. they did not come up. i with this perception out of nowhere. but it is also grounded in historical fact in the freedman's bureau agent agency is one of the first to do that. one day when i have a lot of time, i'm a write a whole book about this. any end. hopefully it is groundbreaking. probably not going to be groundbreaking now, but if it is, i'll see y'all on a popular. so yeah, i want you to so it's complete violence dependent. okay now another group i'm

they all said they were going to see their -- it's spanish for uncle when they ask if they know you'reupposed to call them. it was obvious they did not exist. these kids were being brought in and being trafficked. what was most haunting is there was a little girl i think of 35 or 40. who is not her father. he had his arm around her but it is not a gentle caress it was almost like a headlock he was holding her still forcefully. the little girl was terrified. we asked about her mother she just looked at the man she was with what are we supposed to say on this? it was horrifying. during the trump administration they would dna test when a child to ride with an adult man and claimed to be father and child, they wouldn't dna test 30% of them it was a lie about 30% had no biological relationship whatsoever. joe biden came in and ended the dna testing they do not want to know. and they cartels are literally renting children. now you ask do they care? are they compassionate? no i was looking at these kids and i wasn't physically sick i was looking at teenagers i have a 13-year-old daughter. i w

were wrong, but to apologize publicly they they don’t want to, well, that is, they admitted it, becauses cut out, if you look , it’s no longer there, there is no precedent for removing this video from youtube either, because the video... because there is no suitable subject for any further legal proceedings there decisions, it seems to me, that you rightly said at the beginning that they include a lot of adequate, respectable heroes of our time, and if at least some of these people who were going to go to them for an interview, or again, or at all, they held negotiations with them and they were going to refuse . from promoting their channel at the expense of myself, my opinion, to certain situations in our country, this will already be a victory, for me personally that's for sure, and i can also add, quickly using the opportunity, i really don't like how it is now displacement occurs accent, for some reason all our quarrels begin with the words apology, but i help the armed forces of ukraine. and i just read the indignation of people, well, the guys help the armed forces of ukraine like

watch, they watch, so they will watch, they will watch some of their own applications. sit down, i’m glad to see you, i didn’t look like an artist , certainly. now it’s very similar, the company is servicing, payment is made through the company, i’ve gotten mad, i’m an artist, i don’t have i’m in a bad mood, it rarely happens, and then i ’ll say, i’m in a bad mood, i’m already starting to cheer myself up, for irina muravyova’s anniversary. carnival, that’s the kind of girl i am, on saturday , at the first one, when i appeared, there were a lot for a lot against, i really wanted to dance anegin, they did everything on purpose so that i wouldn’t perform it, he was assigned to dance not the prince in lyubedin lake, and the evil genius, he managed to develop his party in such a way that people admired the evil genius, the big theater is home, this is my skin, i was tempted all the time betray, the speed of knocking is faster than the speed of sound, everyone is knocking, i promoted the mafia in the dining room for 2 years, there was a gang working there, a real one, what ko

also have a certain ceiling, that is, they spent these old weapons that they gave to ukraine, so theyk that a new balance of power will be found, where there will be an already definitely strong russia, which will rearm completely and be, let’s say, the same a rearmed west, this will be a model of such a balance, this is how it was in the cold war, but the nuclear war did not start then, that is, there were problems there, but after all, we were balancing, this is how we will most likely continue to balance in europe, and the place of belarus will be approximately at the junction of these two blocs, it is very pleasant that we talked in general very... frankly without any populist statements , without complacency, the situation, in my opinion, you described objectively, and in vain we haven’t seen you for 3 years, because we need to meet with you more often, and there is always something to talk about, thank you very much for today’s interview, tatyana shcherbina, victoria popova , with you on today we say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, andrey lazutkin is speaking now, dear viewers, i hop

won’t understand anything at all, and i watched , what the other side writes, they are rejoicing, theythey are absolute non-humans, at the same time. for me it was somehow human it’s important when i saw the statement of denis pushilin, the statement of leonid pasechnik, they understand the mayor of gorlovka, vanya prikhodka, he flies there every day, terrible ones fly and people die, die, die, and these are all our russian cities, we understand, that wherever they can reach, unlike us, when we launch... massive missile strikes, only they have a hell of a lot of casualties, if it opens, it is only due to the actions of their own air defense, when their air defense missiles arrive, and we hit very clearly, that’s why we work mainly at night time in the early morning hours, so that there would be no people in the factories, but now - why did they strike, but because the meeting was in the ramstein format, to present... what they did so that they could beg, even talk, well, here we are we’re doing it, there will be elections in russia soon, but at the front it’s not working out, avdeevka

chant, and they alleged that they implement and support and they take action so that they could this could reach the other countries, and so though they be, they may be implemented in. countries, practically they are behaving in a way which completely contradicts this via their policies, via their stances and via the actions they take, the oppression of the palestinian people ever since the beginning over a course of decades, reaching up until today, in addition to the phases of escalation whereby the israeli enemy escalates, including this exposes the west and the western nations in general and exposes america which more than others. and speaks about these themes and which is most contradictory via its policies and via its acts and via its behavior. in addition to the events which took place in many places throughout the world, in our islamic world and in many of the countries which were targeted by america and by... nations and in africa in general and in many asian countries and in latin american countries. the scale of the zinist criminality which america is participating indirec

well, let's not get confused, they could n't have predicted and they didn't , they really, i believe,y could have predicted it, but... they didn't want to, because they really weren't ready to accept such a terrible reality, they weren't ready to believe it . russia's behavior is too inconsistent with the rationalist way of thinking of western europeans. well, fukuyama told them 30 years ago that the story is over, they are serious yevgeny, sorry, we have to switch to joseph biden, sorry, let's listen to joseph biden's speech to the congress. thank you. as you know, our immigration system has been broken for a very long time, so i have directed my team to negotiate with our congressmen to finally fix this system, they have been working 24/7 on weekends, holidays, and as a result they achieved bipartisan agreement that contains the fairest , most humane reform of our immigration system, this is the toughest measures to protect our border, our border, now it needs to come to the floor of the senate, why it 's not happening, that's a simple explanation donald trump, he thinks that it's p

they all have such a government, they will soon have those who are straight, they will be outcasts ine way, atali, what a favorite city, well , jokes aside, but we are heading towards this, there is no option, just a few steps forward. there is no option , and at these moments andrei usually says: oh well, you start by tying your shoelaces, andrei always does this, you know that transferring attention and concentrating on something else, they took away our embassy, ​​but why you have an embassy in a city that will be hit by a nuclear strike, but let them at least about they will think about it, but they have the feeling that we will never be able to do this, maybe first we will then conduct real tests, we will reach agreements with everyone, well, it seems like we have already come out, we have already come out. no, we somehow gave ourselves the opportunity to say, there are moratoriums, moratoriums, but i don’t have any moratoriums, please, after the intensification of hostilities along the entire line of combat contact, especially in the kupiansky-deevsky directions, the west became

that's how it is in my language, they don't hit targets there, they hit squares. it's the same story here. and here is the previous court, which was the un court, where ukraine, in principle, did not appear in a better world. and we are actually a part of those measures that we had, we did not get the result we expected. the same story can happen here, if you don't take it very seriously. what about my court, they first gave 19 years, it was because of the blockade, then 18 years, they removed some years, they changed something there, they gave 18 years, and confiscated part of the property, which... ukraine should now take very seriously those things that are happening in international courtrooms. and you can't set it to some mode, there are no solutions, you have to take it very seriously. if it concerns the judicial of these things. it is clear that the moral side of the issue is exactly what... the activists at the civil blockade did, they were citizens of ukraine, people from crimea, citizens of ukraine did all this in order to wash away this shame in terms o

well, i guess they they? but they they can't, can they?'t they? this, isn't about they? but this, this isn't about they? but this, this isn't about the isn't the subject matter. this isn't about that they're about the people that they're trying this is trying to the baddies. this is just that sense of just about having that sense of humour. to humour. and you've got to in their humour. and you've got to in the there is. my favourite >> there it is. my favourite story the story of the day in the telegraph pole. like telegraph pole. it seems like those steal . those who can't teach steal. >> yeah, teach yourselves students creepy portraits on his own website. so pupils at canadian school say art tutor is passing off their work as his own and selling it online as prints or coffee mugs and clothing, which, by the way, is exactly what louis schaefer does with his sweatshop in nottingham. he has this woman called lucy, which he which works for next to nothing. >> no, she gets something. she gets . but we're going gets something. but we're going

they don't know. they are. they come and go. so and the same reason lumber workers don't always know where they are. they often come into a town like missoula to look for lumber work. so that's where these labor organizers are going to organize. lumber workers. but there's another reason as well. think i'll come back in a second. the way that, as i said, lumber workers don't. they're there. you know, again, this is one of those jobs where they move around seasonally. they may work in some area and then they all the are cut down there. so they have to move somewhere else maybe to a totally different state to to look for work. so they would go a town like missoula or spokane and or one of these other cities located in the pacific northwest. and there was a system as it worked. was there there were employment agencies in those and those employment agencies would know where the work was. so as a worker, you would go to one of these employment agencies. and the way worked is you'd pay them some money and. they would give you a letter

that is they fixed they are.joe biden and his giving us the middle finger is the border. texas has just proved it. since the end of january, texas because of its border and because of what they are doing to prevent them from coming in a huge drop in immigration and it is coming in through arizona and california. let me say one more thing about this. these -- i don't even want to call them people because they are not people. these people come here and they say they want asylum and we suckers believe it. they don't respect authority. they take authority down. one of the other ones we didn't know about yesterday was charged with resisting arrest. he pushed a cop last time a cop arrested him. in addition to their beating down arrest. i am sick and tired of hearing this nonsense. they traveled 3,000 miles through the gap, one of the most dangerous places in the world, because they want to be part of the american dream. bologna, they don't want to be part of the american dream. they don't want to swear allegiance, they

they are now defeating hamas they had the leaders of hamas on the run they even know what tunnels theyhere is no pressure being placed on iran they have killed three of our military personnel through its proxies. the proxies are attacking us relentlessly. we don't put the sanctions are bbackand we do not threaten irat israel we need a two state solution. along the cease fire 100 other conditions. what do you make of that? what's none of that makes a lot of sense the administration started out with the right attitude we are going to support israel one 100% or words to that effect too. and then and a matter of a couple of weeks there starting to dial that back. if tension between the prime minister of israel and the president of the united states is pretty real. i think the united states should stay out of the business of how israel's leadership fights the war. they have got formidable challenges that i think our viewing audience has come to grips with. never before in the history of urban warfare have a population be held prisoner in those cities and not able to get out of it. normally

they they were going to agree to something that was very generalized. um, they wanted specific, so here's a time frame. i feel anyone who does deal for business or just... so you have you have um a time frame and you have deliverables, and those two components are important in any deal, and so hamas's response um was was very pragmatic and fair, it just spelled out details that, it was thorough, exactly, here are the deadlines and here are the terms, things that need to be met during each phase of this, whereas the original paris proposal was vague, um, so the israel want this, if they actually said no way to the deal, but but you know, they made sure they sold the deal by attacking rafa last night, because hamas had said, um, you know, uh, during days of israeli threats of hitting gaza, that if he strike gaza, uh, we, the deal is off the table, there, there can be no cease agreement, because this is over and beyond, but i want that they put over this operation that or over this aggression that they are doing in gaza is that their aim is to destroy hama

they had so much land they really thought they would stay a long time, and they started out only by cutting old-growth cypress. they left everything else, and they built this pretty sophisticated, pretty expensive, highly capitalized company town. it had a company store. that's a picture of some script that was used in the store. but, it also had lumber mills, and hotels, and company housing. at hospitals, and schools, and artesian wells, and all kinds of other things for the health and safety of workers. but, it was a segregated place. it was not a perfect place. and despite the fact that these guys wanted to be there for the long haul, the company really only operated for about a quarter century. they operated from about 1890 to about 1916. and at the peak in the ferguson , the company and the town, and everybody who was in that place was there only because of the company. it had not been atoned previously. so, at its peak there were about 2500 people who lived and worked in ferguson. and they manufactured. they didn't just cut timber. they also manufactured a whole bunch of wood products

, they understand that they will be vulnerable to our artillery, not only rockets, although it would be very necessary for the russians , it would be very very useful, because in donetsk, well, there is electricity and gas, and everything that is necessary, water, that is, all communications are there, they are present, and it is possible to do something more or less serious from a military point of view, they do not do it, because they understand that our intelligence will immediately know about it, it will be destroyed by our artillery, besides, if we talk about leaving, then it will be necessary to leave in the wrong place several kilometers, and maybe 15-20 km, because further to the west of avdiyivka there is already a lowland, that is, avdiyivka is at a reasonable height, of course there is a lowland around it, so move away for a kilometer... 2 and take positions in the lowland, well no one will do this, because this is a very, very unsuccessful position from a military point of view, the next, well, relatively, well, not relatively, not unknown heights, but simply the next hei

and they you see yesterday they commit massacer in rafah and because they they are they having some western leaders like the united states of america which is my friend to the leader of the back biden genocidal joe is called. in the west today and the united states of america, they they don't care, the european show, they say, we are concerned, that's all, concerned for the lack of water, concerned for the... of medicine, concern for the lack of shelter, concern for the high numbers of children being killed and women, and what joe says, joe biden, he asked them to be gentle, to how how gentle, kill gently, as some singer was killing me softly, maybe, it's bathatic, and they are really involved in genocide up to their, you know, eyes, and this is... why they they send the 14 billion for the for the netanyahu because as i said biden is a zionist uh sonak he called the the case in the international court of justice baseless till today and the zionist labor party is even won't entertain the idea of seiz fire so the whole is have racist white supremacist attitude. uh, they think killing

it's not like they have flown under the rar and they are unaware of i and they don't realize it's out there. and what they are doing. this is one of the most biggest decisions from tha court and in particular that i would think that the intent will become all the more sound because they have not chosen t displace it a that it will trigger that strong form of story that they applied in kaiser when they recognize in actually the best constitutional actor to do something about and that it doesn'tatter that they thought to change them in any kind of way. >> tha, council. >> i do have one more. this is not in that iellectual e request, but how do y respond to tir point about the interpretation that this particular statute and his reliance on the theor that ngss definitely, when it capped the big industry paying 2% 3 whatever the number is, they would not have wte small fishermen to pay 20%? >> and so we will have a range of reaction to that and was suggesting that we tnk there is a lot in this statute to regulatory authority here and that specifically contemplates that the vessels might ha

they do not apply with the same weight as they would if they were substantive result. that does make sense, at least in our view of the world, we drew lock from a bad terminyou don't overturn those rules. section 1982 still has an applied cause of action, 1981, those cases don't get overturned. >> juste gorsuch? >> one lesson of humility is to admit enyou are wrong. justice kolea, which took chevron, which nobody understood, to include this two-step rule d turned it into what we now know and late in life he came to regret that decision. what we make tt lesson about humility? i do think reconsidering particularly a methodology error isarof judicial humility. i do think if you ok at the justice scalia perez opinion, one of the things he said most clearly and said all along with r decision in chevron with heedless of section 706. if you're looking for a special justification to overturn an opinion i ink it's got to be at the top of the list. >> thank you. >> justice kavanaugh ? >> a couple questions, first on skidmore i want to say how thought about it. yotell me whether

did start, well no, no , they, they, they, they started a long time ago, cognitive occupation, and we you infinitely , mr. ryfat, for the fact that you managed to join, despite the circumstances, and ryfat chubarov, the head of the medzhalis of the crimean tatar people, who is now on his way, as we understand from the hague from the meeting of the un court, where literally yesterday they made a decision regarding ukraine's lawsuit against the russian federation, i think that we will definitely discuss it with lawyers, we just have to ask, well, we will do it in the wind , to join us, as mr. ryfat chubarov did, and ryfat chubarov, you know, sometimes it is not necessary to see, but it is necessary to hear well, and if you hear well what ryfat aga chuvarov said, many thoughts arise, i think in our viewers, regarding several topics, which... we have already touched on and will continue to discuss , i just finally, taking the opportunity, i note that an important event of this week, which is related to crimea, is the release of yevhen karakashev, a crimean activist convicted in russia fro

they did not know exactly where they were. the map they could determine their latitude by reading the stars, which was easy, yet they had no way of knowing their longitude because that would require reliable clocks and they had not yet been invented. and so they were forced to rely on what was known as dead reckoning. and to simplify it, essentially amounted to inform guesswork and a leap of faith. there is a reason why it's called dead many seamen ended up on the rocks dead. and the wagers navigators estimates estimation of their longitude turned out not only to be wrong, but wrong by hundreds of miles. and suddenly the ship is in what. would later become known as the gulf of saros or the gulf of payne, and it hits a submerged rock and the rudder shatters and a two ton anchor falls through the hull, leaving a gaping hole in the ship for a moment is teetering on these rocks. and then another enormous wave sweeps the ship off this rocks. and it's careening through a minefield of rocks sealing without a rudder and water pouring

is no cross, because they are, as they say, in god's name , in the cross, and yet they go forward, everythingtions that they sometimes go there with dozens of strikes a day, to, of course , artillery, to fpv drones, each soldier is monitored by a copter, in fact , they tell him live, where and what, in this case, i can to show someone what i'm building an ideal picture, but in this case i’m trying to explain what it looks like, sometimes it goes wrong, sometimes it doesn’t work, there are errors, but we worked on the tool itself, we used it to take the avdeevka, with its help we are now gnawing through this remaining one part of this most basic and heaviest ring of ukrainian defense around the donetsk, so i have 2 years of my own, i fundamentally did not begin to sum up any results, in my opinion i am with you, by the way, in my opinion, i also subtracted this, because i myself tried to figure out why i i don’t want to write the results of 2 years, well, in my opinion, you wrote that the problem is not that the results of 2 years are needed, but the problem is that really every day, that, as

didn't say where so they they they they signaled and they promoted the fact that they were supporting israel um uh in its response to the october 7th attacks but um that was early on uh but i mean israel was breaking international law daily at that point, but it hadn't quite got as bad as it, in fact i think by that point gallant had even said that he was going to withdraw food and so yeah, i mean major war crime uh obviously um then but i knew that um britain has has uh these extremely important military and intelligence bases on cyprus, cyprus is 200 miles from israel 40 minute flight time, so knowing um... "knowing that and have i have actually been to those bases, i thought, well, it's, it's probably the case that they are using that base to supply and support israel's genocide in gaza, and when i say uk bases, like with all uk assets around the world, they're also us assets, so the us has had a presence on those cyprus bases for 50 years, but size was never divulged, because the uk said we can't tell you." i revealed it uh last year - sorry in 2022 um i revealed it through docume

they really, i, i believe that they could have predicted everything, but they didn't want to, becauseally weren't ready to accept such a terrible reality, they weren't ready for it believe. russia's behavior is too inconsistent with the rationalist way of thinking of western europeans. well, fukuyama told them 30 years ago that history is over. sir, i'm sorry, we have to go to joseph biden, excuse me, let's listen to joseph biden's speech at the convention. thank you. as you know, our migration system has been broken for a very long time, so i gave an instruction. my team to negotiate with our congressmen to finally fix this system, they worked 24 hours a day on holidays and weekends as a result, they reached a bipartisan agreement that contains the fairest, most humane reform of our immigration system, it's... now it needs to go to the senate floor, why it's not happening, that's a simple explanation, donald trump, he thinks it's politically to his advantage, to use this issue as a weapon, instead of settling this issue, trump is on... trying to intimidate republicans into voting aga

repulse them, they return to themselves, there to themselves, there they are supplemented, they areropriate help there, they are given the opportunity to rest, the next assault visions are already being done by a new group, the new group was ragged , a third new group is doing, even the russians want these groups that are leaving not to cross physically with those groups that are already ready for the next offensive actions, that is, there are constantly fresh forces with... full ammunition, completely are prepared, and our defense is held by the same people, that is, the russians, and three or four groups, for example, during the day carried out some stormy actions, constantly new groups, in our country the same people do, well, they give a nod to these offensive actions , it is exhausting both physically and morally, and even the weapon is exhausted, because it must be periodically brought into order, well, it is easier to say, it is necessary to clean the weapon, if only for this, so that there is time. and as the battles there go on continuously, there is even sometimes not enou

they do everything they can to make sure someone else is blamed for what they are doing. that this is just something they have done forever, how they do their work, it is their operation. to really take the time to figure out what traffickers are doing and how, that is a lot of work. i do not believe we have enough resources to put on that side. talking about traffickers, about buyers, that is one thing. it is easier when we talk about the low hanging fruit, it is easier to go after victims and survivors. we want to switch that but not only with our mindset, also switch that with our funds and make sure we are going after traffickers. it's very difficult. they are master maybe leaders which is how they are able to go after people who don't think they are vulnerable. they understand what vulnerability is and that this is how they do it. >> we have seen cases where women are part of these crimes, they get thrown into jail and their lives are ruined. elizabeth, you have dealt with these issues time and again. trying to get these women out of jail to help them rebuild their l

they will fly less, it is clear that they have the appropriate base points that both they and we knowost importantly. that we know that these are our base points, so we clean up and prepare. on the night of february 1, the explosions continued. subsequently , ukrainian intelligence confirmed that our defense forces had destroyed the missile boat ivanovyats of the black sea fleet of the russian federation. the enemy ship was patrolling the black sea near lake donuzlav, near the western coast of the occupied crimea. the head of the gur kyrylo budanov added that the enemy ship was destroyed by six direct hits. magura sea drones. during the drone attack took place a powerful explosion, which may indicate the detonation of mosquito missiles that were on board the russian boat. up to 40 crew members could be on board. the ministry of war of the russian federation did not comment on the loss of the ship. the purpose of a boat of this type is to search for and destroy surface targets, and thanks to the equipment of missiles, the mosquito could destroy large warships . after russia withdrew fr

they tried to pretend they could spend with no repercussions they couldn't spend.tend biden couldn't forgive student loans the court said no. they have been pretending a long time. pretending there is not a crisis at their own peril. stay with us. and we also have the former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich he joins me as well now. your reaction don't, the president doesn't often come out to address the nation at 7:45. he is usually not in the best shape at 7:45, given past experience. they are worried about this report, no doubt about it. >> well, it will be interesting to see what he says. i mean, this report basically says that he is so incompetent and so sad and so lacking in any kind of memory that no jury would convict him of willfully breaking the law because they don't think he has enough cognitive ability to willfully do anything. i mean, if you actually read what hur wrote, the special prosecutor wrote, it's beyond devastating. he couldn't remember what year he was vice president? he couldn't remember what year his son died? you ju

these guarantee agreements, they are very specific, they spell out amounts, they spell out specific thingsgreement when they have a clear understanding of what resource is at their disposal, this is the logic, but we have no doubt that such an agreement will be signed by the united states of america, that is, this cretin really believes that the americans need this ? here’s just an amazing cretin, no less, well, how to say, also a fool, but only his voice is an octave higher, a certain arestovich, that’s what he says, although no, his timbre is probably an octave lower, come on, the main goal of the russian federation is on the material level there will be no, like this is a neutral status for ukraine, no nato, and nato will very willingly agree to this, so they, it has already agreed, it just deceives us when it says, no, no, we are with you, we will be with you until the end. for the verkhovna rada to vote , we need to look at all those who were brainwashed by this nato, who died for the rights to join the eu and nato, people in ukraine, endured all this and so on, so that now we no long

assault in odessa, but they still have these plans, by the way, they didn’t canceled them, so they them, change, according to the current situation, but with each sunken landing ship, the probability of a sea landing in odessa, well, it approaches zero, well, within the limits of statistical error. now it is well known about the five amphibious ships, large amphibious ships that were sent to this starfish patrick, who lives there, who lives at the bottom of the sea, where is the whole story, they are there now, in general, the russians had, if i am not mistaken, 13 such ships. well, almost half destroyed, that it is important to note what options remain with the black sea fleet of the russian federation, you just think about it, yes , we will talk with you several times, but i must say it again, so maybe it will sound insulting, but compared to the russian fleet, the ukrainian fleet, well, it is almost bums, well, we don’t have anything, well, in order to oppose the russian fleet, we also need large ships, submarines, a lot of missiles, we don’t have that, we lost it during the annexati

>> they say they do. >> and, that's clearly, what they were thinking when they talk to you. >> yes. >said that we were not being cooperative with them. even though, from the very beginning we told them everything that happened. they just didn't believe it. they didn't believe that two people would kill one person and leave two more alive. >> perhaps, but what about roger and pam's apparent financial troubles? >> we were not having any financial problems. if we were having financial problems, my father would be glad to help us! we had that type of a relationship. >> they were certainly not debt free, they said, but it did not amount to a whole lot. and as for the pile of consent mortgage coupons? they simply started paying online, they said. like everybody else. but as for the failed polygraph test? roger said he should have never been able to take it. remember, strong disability. because years ago serious action had left him with a brain injury. which caused them, among other things, short term memory loss and confusion. the sort of thing that would make a polygraph results quite usel

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

lost. >> although they are transmitting t msages, they aren't themselves creating ee. >> they said they were. in fact they curated a lot of th speech or tried to, including political speech, which they didn't agree with. >> i thinkt'wrong to call that curation. it's true they tried to adopt -- >> whatever euphemism one wishes to cose -- >> they ret taking that speech out and putting it into a compilation that's expressive. that's the difference. >> so if the express of the user is theirs because they curate it, where does that leave section 230 becau t protection there as i understood it and justice thomas made this point was that section 230 says we are not going 0 treat you as publishers so long as you are not -- it's not your communication in whole or in part is what theefinition says. if it's now the communication in part, do they lose their 230 protections? >> no, because i think it's impoanto distinguish between two different types of speech. there are the iivual user posts on these platt forms and that's what 230 says that the platforms can't be held liabilit for. the kd of speec

they just hit you fees. they just manipulate things. they just raise interest rates. they just do it. there's no secret jewish cabal. it's just you know investor numbers that need to be hit. yeah. and i think in a way i get i've gotten lot of questions over the last few years about what we actually do about it. and i think there's like a couple of things one is giving people a out by saying like, look, there's actually things we could do politically, socially, there's stuff you can do to affect this. but i think also giving people a pathway to understand these systems, which is not easy. it's not like we're kind of, you know, raised to easily able to parse out the financial system and why it's working this way and where we fit into it. yeah a lot of the early banking stuff with the rothschilds is incredibly complicated the, the consoles and the gold sales and the loans i mean this stuff is very, very technical, i don't really understand it and i read a lot of books about it. so it's, it's you know, it makes sense that people would be upset at the rothschilds and think

if they believe that they can do it, they don't want to depend on others anymore, when they don't haveey believe in their own arms and their own internal strength. believe me, they can easily do this and in fact they will bring the region to the point where the region decides for the region and not outside of that . discussing the developments in gaza, mr. amir abdullahian and mr. jalil abbas jilani , foreign ministers of iran and pakistan, in a telephone conversation , emphasized the end of the crimes committed by the zionist occupation in gaza . mr. shahidi , we had a conversation between the foreign ministers of iran and pakistan. you are a guest of the world today. i want to ask pakistan how you evaluate the cooperation between iran and pakistan in the field of the palestinian issue and also the sympathy of the public opinion of pakistan with the people of iran and regarding the issue of palestine, the people of pakistan are muslim people, they are religious people , they are sentimental people, and in terms of religion and in terms of values , compared to many other countries, the

if a for-profit company can charge whatever they want, they will charge whatever they want and they do. also there's a whole group of people that are trying to buy drugs, and everybody has a different system. so unlike other countries which have one systemou to buy drugs,e have a myriad of systems. the medicare has a system. medicaid has a different system. private insurers have many different systems. there's many pbms that are buying so it's very complicated for somebody to try to buy drugs. >> host: hugest to in a washington alphabet soup, pbm, explain cricket pharmacy benefit managers, the ones that buy drugs on your behalf. they're the ones who established the formularies that are used to actually buy drugs for you if you have medicare or if you medicaid, if you have private insurance. >> host: what role playing in the rising cost? >> guest: they make it harder for you to pay for the drugs. and this will a little wonky but i'll try to make it simple. so the pbms, the pharmacy benefit managers, want to show the medicare program, the want to show the private insurance that they are

they you can hammer down and they scatter, but eventually they gather back together again and they need to be hammered again. and that's what this little book does. congratulations lay on a wonderful book. isn't he powerful? there's so we skinned the surface of this book. this is this is church, as they say. talk a little bit about what you, the people to know right now, like the people to know right now. boy, i don't know. i mean, it's interesting because you're calling out people to take action and to let things go by. and when we hear people say, what about thing? yes, i've got thing. because i was asked a similar question, though. you threw me off there because that's just good. if if i had a microphone for 5 minutes and look at this, i would tell people about the distinction between misunderstood, tell other people about that distinction. right to your cable news operator and tell next time next time you're watching cnn or msnbc and you hear them say misinformed nation in your head, think decent. does that fit. and if it does, why didn't they say and tweet them and ask them, why di

say there that we somewhere there is a little bit, they say, they were shot down there, they were nott down there, well, as objective control shows, as we later see the obituaries in their pubs, then everything is confirmed later, mr. valery, probably yuriy ignat cannot say everything, you can say more, you are not the spokesman of the air force, the armed forces of ukraine, but what is the reason for such successes of the armed... forces of ukraine in shooting down enemy planes, that is, we have new capabilities, missile capabilities, or some other, well, no, not only luck, of course, yes, but yes... to us fired with anti-aircraft missile systems or additional missiles, i have not heard of it yet. for example, we were promised two sumpte complexes by the end of last year, but so far there has been no talk of using any of them, i have not heard a single such message. that is, for the time being, as mr. ignat says, we manage with our own modest resources, we improve our tactics, we take risks somewhere, we take serious risks somewhere. many value complexes, but we have to protect both

why don’t they like russians in moldova? and how do they love it?d not build a presidential republic, did not concentrate it. all the power belongs to one person who, by virtue of his position, can carry out such processes, and today there is simply no one there to negotiate with, westerners creating some kind of networks there, they are constantly working to ungroup these internal forces, the question is not that tomorrow we will love all the men there, so we won’t unite with the russians, that won’t happen, but the task is to ungroup our decision-making centers, so that we have a conditionally parliamentary republic there, there are some 10 clans there that hate each other, as was the case in the supreme council, we cannot make any normal decisions, and russia cannot work with anyone here to carry out union programs there, as is happening with hcv now. their task is to keep us in such a stateless state all the time, in ukraine it worked perfectly, it worked in moldova, in armenia, look, the vertical of power there was also quite weak, they also lo

if they had a real school that they could attend on a regular basis, and they would do well.s and teachers know that they could participate in the development as well as anyone. the school is organized with nearly 300 students they are considered at large. [background noises] >> these children have gone through many difficulties. when the atrocities and depression increased their houses or burns, they were forced out of their homes and villages. they could no longer live there. living conditions were no longer safe it. finally, during the last seven years they had all fled afghanistan and settled here. we respect our social norms and values. it is the responsibility of the teachers to teach them geology and the social structures. wherever we afghans are we never lose that tradition and her way of living. we know they will always member our country. we've done this and will continue to do so. >> we want the children to understand and feel the hardship their parents have gone through for the sake of their homeland. we do not want them to forget their country. for children born

they love being israelis. they love they love being there. and is why this country's been so successful. can i just want to say two things on that? two points in that responding time. one is, i think when they talk about these international rankings and we focus on these happiness rankings throughout the book, it's happiness is not the right word. it's sort of like a slippery term. what they really mean is life satisfaction. i mean, if you really drill down in what the language lives, are people satisfied with the lives they're leaving and when you draw down on what satisfied, satisfy action in life means, it means are you living with purpose? are you living with meaning? and i think tom, you would agree, having spent two years there israel is who have plenty to complain about. they can complain about the security situation. they complain the cost of living. they complain about the traffic. as i say, as i tell israelis, you know, ranks israel, the fifth most traffic congested country in the world and yeah, you know, waze was an israeli compan

they also lost the war, that is, this is how they work against all our potential allies, they don’tll, let’s say, vertical management system here, yes, ineffective, can we say that then in the baltic states in poland, in ukraine, they succeeded? look, here it’s the same as in air defense, you need to create false targets, that is, it’s not enough to have one vertical, which they have in sight, you need to have something else, let's call it civil society, let's say, then they will have some objects to work with them, but they... the same baltic states, in the long, long term it is capable of returning to its native harbor . well, look, mexicans are leaving mexico for the united states, and gradually these southern states are becoming mexico. someday the population will leave the baltic states so much that there will be, say, some kind of support base there, including for us and for the russians, which will remain. then something might happen will change, but for now there is a clan system and complete strict control of the special services, so unfortunately. i don’t see such a prospe

are suffering, how they are steadfasting and how they are managing their life and how they are in need of the humanitarian eids and how they can be really how to support them internationally and he was then broadcasting with different. channels voluntary everybody and then he did well about you 30 times perhaps he did it and in addition when he start people knowing there is somebody there telling them the truth about what's happening at the need for help they started donating for him and i had lots of flow followers because my son is very honest and very sincere and we we we love to help people and that's the way we raise them and raise them that we help people wherever they are whatever they ethnic were their nationality and so he started helping people and when his children left he didn't leave, he said mama, i can't leave, he left his children, his wife left and came and they are with me and abu thabi, but i urged him to leave, please leave, it's very dangerous and need you, need you, i'm a mother, your children needs you, your wife, he said, how can leave 2.3 million who needs me,

they will bring troops to ukraine and they will say: guys, why do we need to fight?they want an option according to the principle: a drop in the bucket for you, well, here’s crimea, yes, a land bridge, dpr, lpr, and we take the rest of ukraine for ourselves, in the rest of ukraine tomorrow we will deliver missiles in kharkov in sumy, which will represent a direct... ... a threat to ours, to the entire european part of our country, not only that, they are not stupid people, they are also developing another option: yeah, if this doesn’t work out, well, let’s at least negotiate better conditions for ourselves, the whole of right-bank ukraine for us, nato, on the left bank of ukraine, for example, we will leave ourselves a gap in the form of chernigov, poltava, and ideally dnepropetrovsk. like a bridgehead on the left bank of the dnieper, which will always be a threat to us, that is, they want to repeat approximately what the poles did in 1920 at the end of the soviet-polish war, drew the western border, divided eastern europe, but next to minsk and near kiev, so they wa