didn't count, they were soviet soldiers and the nkvd, they didn't count it, and they often fed them. the same soldiers, and these same nkvd soldiers, who were supposed to come to their homes in the morning, had dinner with the crimean tatars in the evening, because they invited them, they saw them as liberators from the german occupation, because, well, these were indeed the horrors of the occupation, and on and on the morning at four in the morning, you can practically say to every house, because a lot of people who survived the deportation at four in the morning testify ... they broke into their houses and simply announced that they were collaborators in the name of the soviet union, and at that time the men were still at war, when they came to women, to ordinary elderly people, yes, and to children, yes , by the way, you can say that until the 44th year in crimea there was only the crimean-tatar language, no matter who inhabited the crimea, except for the crimean tatars, they were russians and ukrainians. all and other nationalities, they all understood the crimean-tatar language,

they think they will.ng will be under way in the wider tees valley mayoral contest. that big hitter, ben houchen, the conservative incumbent mayor, will he be holding on? if he does, it is good for rishi sunak, if he does not, that will be a blow for the prime minister. what are the party saying about the national picture? labour are saying is they believe every incumbent mayor will hold on. so that means ben houchen for the tories in the tees valley. it means andy street for the conservatives in the west midlands. in london it means sadiq khan forced labour and in greater manchester it means andy burnham for labour. labour will say you cannot read anything about the general election results into the mayoral contest because they are deliberately designed to be big, independent figures with those big economic powers. in the case of ben houchen and andy street, what have they been doing? they have been running in the opposite direction of their parties and have effectively been running as independents, or co

if they are there, they want to be there. there is a lot of agitators in there, these are professionals, taught and trained, there is organizing 101, how to deal with media and police and that is a big question here. two drones are up, two police drones, giving them a birds eye view. as you mentioned before, you have football field where buildings surrounded, we don't know where everyone is in terms of access points along campus and relative to the encampment. not a lot of movement now, we have no idea what they are waiting for, been here a long time, as to what happens next, it looks like there are some of the people inside the encampment have risen above the plywood and looking out this way looking through the plywood and todd, we were out here and that plywood palette, three quarter inch plywood and tried to hammer it together. you try to take down one piece and then it is attached to the next one. how they will get in is a mystery, it could be long and a lot of people could get hurt. >> todd: we are getting information fr

regarding their rebs, the foreign media write about what they use, they use, they are now improving theireb systems in such a way that they jam the gps signal, and accordingly, we cannot use everything that is given to us by the west, yes, if only it would work. unfortunately, we see, and we saw it right away, that the russians in many directions, in many types of weapons, they were not very ready for war, somewhere the tanks do not drive, somewhere there is not enough, somewhere the equipment is not the right, they fly poorly, that is, they there were a lot of punctures, but as for the reb itself, they prepared very powerfully here, it is probably their most successful type of army and this was a problem from the very beginning, and now also the war of drones, well, it entails a war of the rebs against drone work, and we guys put it on almost every car, so that it's half-full fell next to it, and not at it, and they are used to cover the mortar fire. and artillery rebs, that’s how everything works, and both the enemy reb and ours work, it doesn’t mean that these are paralyzed drones, no,

i asked how long they had been making the exposition, they told me that they came in january, and now opening, well, that is, they decided to privatize astafiev very quickly, but they somehow forgot how astafiev felt about such wars and how fought in general, what he said about this and what he thought, well, actually a crime. fought in the second world war, which for some reason neither putin nor those people who are now talking about the fact that he is a great russian writer does not say viktor astafyev, not all these propagandists who try to use him, talking about the fish there, about some intoxicants, and not about what really made this writer world famous, because he really talked about how they fought in the second world war. the war and what blood it all cost and that we shouldn't probably dance on the bones when we talk about the second world war, let's listen again to what he said about it, about how they fought, did the germans really fight better , than we russians are better in every way, and the people do not know the truth, only god knows the whole truth about our war,

closed , they barricaded themselves, they were already fighting, the people were fearless, they wereere shouting fascists and the like, fascist fascists. there are still holes left, it’s the heavy equipment that’s been attacking us for about thirty years now, here we got more, on the other side they’ve arrived, from here it’s broken through, here part of it remained, the plaster was not knocked off, here it is with a machine gun, here they are, they are a little larger, and these are already thirty kash! i don’t know why we were so lucky, and it’s just that what we did, now in the future i, who became a professional military man, damn it, we worked as if we were still military men back then, we cleaned it up carefully, we did it all, every room, there were shootouts, but i had no experience of military service before, i had no experience of urgent service at all, i don’t know, we just didn’t have fear at all, that’s why it’s like this and i don’t know, there was simply no fear, we knew what we were going for, we had such hatred. the events of may 2 in odessa, when they happened, we w

they told us what they took. they told us how they did it. this was a no-brainer.itted suicide by ingesting barbiturates in either pudding or applesauce. zeller: they chase it with vodka, which is ironic because this is a group which, for many members, they probably hadn't had a taste of alcohol for 20 years. they then placed a plastic bag over their head. they all had a rubber band constricted around their neck. vine: the plastic bag was for the effect of asphyxiation, but the medication and vodka made it easier to just lay there with a plastic bag over your head and suffocate. woman: the deaths were described as painless. man #2: the sheriff's department says it believes the deaths in the million-and- a-half-dollar mansion were not simultaneous. the group had killed themselves in three groups. groups would be assigned to assist the others dying. applewhite died in the second shift. vine: each time one of them died, the two people or three people that were assigned to them actually checked off, that, okay, they were gone, cleaned them up, put the purple shroud ove

i don't care what they look like, who brainwashed them, they are what they are. violent people who are out there with swastikas, talking about from the river to the sea and extermination of the jews. people look like wow, they are throwbacks or look like nice students, poor kid. not poor kids. >> brian: no one thinks that, everyone despises them i talk to. good news, it is no longer subtle. this is not like what is mark levin talking about? multiple college campuses from wisconsin to california, five different colleges in new york city. even happening university of southern florida, now we can't deny it. everyone is forced to make a decision, mark. >> mark: you are looking at these hitler youth. how many black kids do you see here? almost none. >> brian: yeah. >> mark: how many -- do you see here? almost none. you see white spoiled little -- coming from elite, mostly families, you see what appear to be palestinians in the way they speak or other arabs, the clothing they are wearing. this is fusion of marxism and islammism, this is not a spontaneous revolution on

yes they they, they, they certainly did something positive. they made it possible. right. a decade later, 15 years later for the wagner act to be passed. not for nothing. the wagner act is currently being challenged in court by, i believe it is, space x trader, joe's, starbucks and amazon all all firms right now are all corporation right now that have faced big unionization drives the last few years. they are challenging the constitutionality of the nlrb to have, you know, the current supreme court overturn that so that is that is still on the thing so i mean what we see i think the importance here. right, is they did accomplish something right, but it certainly wasn't a victory that was that was was always stable. right. what they what they did, though, is they fought back against that oppression. they fought back right against. it you know, the the confines right. of the of the mining camp system and the the mining camps themselves. right. their bosses to have some sort right of of of autonomy and freedom to provide it and eventually that'll come. right. but certainly it

well, in the future, they can go in and gain a foothold, but they manage to go in, but they can’t gain foothold, but they can get to two hundred and two hundred, they succeed in all five and a plus, judging by how many corpses of russians are lying around and covered by their burnt equipment, but we will immediately meet each other to say that they are also causing us considerable damage, because their artillery works non-stop, even if compared with... the intensity of a year ago, when they went, well, almost a year ago, when the offensive actions of our brothers in the zaporizhia region began, then more than 100- 110 shelling of the zaporizhzhia region, it was already some nonsense, and some of it is absurd, now we are already used to the fact that 250 plus there artillery shelling per day takes place from the side of the russian occupiers right here against our guys, that is, we can... compare the intensity battles and the level of hell that is going on here, and those infantrymen whom they are chasing, they are just small groups going, big, small, what tactics do they use, they hide

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are rational, they act in certain directions, they don’t meddle far, and in general they are forcedbe more poles than harm, in fact, it is not so easy to do harm, being somewhere in the depths, and the fool climbs everywhere, tries everything. wait, who are they, new guys, this is a passenger with me, a reporter, a director, i came for my brother, i’m a battalion commander, call sign trigger, everyone has call signs, adam, me, and why adam, and not adam, chechen, i, an artist, white roses, you can, i can, you can sing something, friends, lively, we don’t need names, it’s not a trosh, or something, not a trosh. yours, well , you, daisy, light of god, homer, to the machine gun, what to do, commander, shoot, call sign passenger, call sign passenger, i suggest changing to call sign rebin, no, this is the call sign of my brother, you remain a passenger, that’s right, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia. russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. it is interesting that the most interesting conversation w

they like me more than they like other people. they understand.hey got away with it for years and years. south korea, we are paying for their military. we have 42,000 soldiers there. they pay us nothing. i change that, but biden wants to break it. he thought i was too rough and we pay a fortune. they took our shipping industry, our computer industry, they took so many different industries and they make a lot of money. and these are the things i would do is president. are you enjoying this. let's get on another subject. but europe is being flooded with chinese cars, and they do not know what to do. china wants to take over cars all over the world. they want to make the cars for all of us, but we would like to keep our jobs. i will not allow it to happen in our car and truck industry. we will make sure our industry grows. by the end of my fourth year at our car and truck industry will be triple the size of what is now, and jobs will be flourishing. we will be setting records in auto jobs and truck jobs. under biden, it will all be gone. you will not

they had all of the stuff they are leaking.at the records, like, what the police said and the capital guard said, that i supplied, ink of it, that i recommended as many soldiers or national guard as you want, 10,000. if you have 500 you would have not had a problem. there would not be a january 6. but nancy pelosi and the group wanted it. anyway, they had testimony that i did not attack a secret service agent in the front of the car. ugthese are strong people. i supposedly went to the driver and grabbed him around the neck. and then he rebuffed me and i went to the other guy, who i think is a black belt in karate that is slightlyounger than me, maybe 35 years, 40 years, 50 years, and i grabbed him around the neck. they are a black belt in karate. they know how to get somebody om around her neck. they would go like this and that would be the end of that. i had a friend that said, you should not dispute that. thatakes y look like the toughest cookie we have ever seen. you should have let that go on. but the fact is, it never happ

they weren't ready in the way they are now. better for the prosecution, because they're now going to hear it back and know that hope hicks and trump's personal secretary and, yes, cohen, whatever you think of him, a lot of other people added to pecker's testimony. i never heard -- and again, i try to cover this as fairly as i can. i never heard anyone really undercut his core points. here's what he said about his consciousness of all of this. even while he's doing it, the defense is saying, it happens all the time. pecker, whose direct testimony says, he told his own "inquirer" leadership, he told them, we're going to try and help the campaign. we're going to keep it as quiet as possible. i want it confidential. is that bad? >> yeah, it is bad. again, it really paints a picture the nature of this conspiracy. and i think that, you know, you hit the nail on the head a minute ago. pecker's testimony wasn't really challenged in any credible -- his credibility wasn't really challenged in a meaningful way. so, they're getting pecker'

made some attempts, they are still there they are still fighting in the vovchansk region, they are tryingue... to advance on a sticky note, but how relevant is what the economist put forward for them? well, i don't know such information at all, they never, well, this is such a very interesting style of western changes, never make their own sources, some officials, an official, without a surname, without a name, without a father, gave them this information, so they must... all other readers of this publication, they must believe this information, that it is reliable. and as for zelensky, here is also an interesting point, zelensky does not deal with the issues of where to send which troops and how to form the defense, he can be informed, but he does not make decisions, moreover, and here such a relationship here is very complicated, i i can't imagine what zelensky is saying: you know, let's have a cold yard we will send 93 separate mechanized brigades now under vovchan, this is my principled decision, or 110 separately. the mechanized brigade also of all podvovchansks, no, this decision is

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they forbid him to cross it, they did not forbid him to beat in donetsk, they did not prohibit attacksing the territory that they recognize, so every day they bring evidence that they are pushing - more and more countries, and - european leaders to give such permission. scholz, who has publicly said several times that germany is against it and does not give such permission. politico is already writing that she seems to be such an interesting chick. is inclined to allow ukraine, blah blah blah blah, the department now says that ukraine can, where, what the department says out loud, i personally haven’t heard, politico is already writing this, then the question arises, for me personally, this berlin is leaning on tiptoes, or berlin is being tilted on tiptoes in order to , as it were, put pressure on this very resolution, well, in your opinion it is. what, this is whose, what is the game called, and most importantly, what is this game about, this topic that has appeared, let’s resolve it, let them hit russia and so on and so forth, about what? i thank you here, there is the logic of two d

>> they have not really -- they aren't showing emotion. they walk past him.ver look him in the eye. they are far to the right of the courtroom from where you are sitting as we were sitting in the back of the courtroom, basically, far back behind the prosecution. it's very hard to see any kind of emotion. we know there are two lawyers on the jury and the lawyers will understand very well what just happened. to read you one of the lines, at one point, from this email, he is writing -- costello is writing to his law partner, he is totally nuts, quote, what should i say to this a-hole? he is playing with the most powerful man on the planet. you lost control of michael cohen for the president? absolutely not. when he hired another laurin stead of you, you could no longer control him. no. you didn't lose control of him when he pled guilty for the purpose of influencing the election? objection. objection is overruled. were you there to publically vilify him? throughout it -- here is one. i spoke with rudy, very, very positive. i will give you the details. i told him

go voluntarily, where are they, well, where are they? acts with terrible methods for money, but where are the volunteers? no , now there are a large number of prisoners, moreover, near kharikov they surrender and such, well , it’s already clear who they can, are being rushed to the front, no longer prepared, nothing, that is, of course, there are, of course , highly motivated and trained nazis by the west, but there are not enough of them, this does not mean that the enemy is fleeing, that... they want to somehow organize themselves and send troops to the emirates, i want you to have no illusions, i will repeat the phrase to you, deputies of the state duma pyotr tolsov, we will kill you all, and it doesn’t matter where you send them, it doesn’t matter at what point ukraine they will be, they will be target number one, it will be simply fundamentally important to kill them all, you think that you have a large population, the balts, well, what will they think? it will be clear very soon, for now there is only a bench that goes according to

they tar him they they burn his body with hot tar and they take hot out of the out of the forge and they drive them into the stomach. these are not, he saihe actually survives that. but these are not cute, offensive. these are not civil. disobey ants are acts of civil disobedience. these are real bodily assaults on people. and unfortunately for both of those men, they took the symbolic brunt, the people's anger with the federal government. as it turns out from my research no. one in the treasury department had ever heard this guy. this this robert williams. he was not a teacher. he wasn't working for the government. he was just an individual with what is, in my opinion, a terrible hobby, which was, you know, inquiring into people's taxation statuses. and he the price for it here. by 1792, though, we see some pretty important details emerge. and one of them is that alexander hamilton is already petition ing president washington to use to go into the west and put this movement down. the attorney general, edmund randolph, washington, consult him. he'll look at this and say, i don't see a ca

they live in general area together. they work together. they know each other.y know how each other think #jin case it doesn't lead to too much diversity of thought. they kind of all know where they're coming from, whether it's whether it leads to problems. depends, right. i mean, on the russia angle, they had the idea of, let's put russia in a box. right? even the great power competition matters. and, you know, there's tons of stuff to worry about. let's put the russia issue in a box. let's let let's meet putin in geneva. let's talk to him. let's tell them, hey, that solarwinds hack, no more of that. no more election interference, no more pretty much everything else. focus on the bigger issues like climate change and china etc., etc. no one in the team really kind of disputed that notion and geneva, they basically all left literally and figured oddly high fiving. they were like, we did it. we got him. he understands everything. redlines won't be crossed■m. and of course, a couple of months and a few months later, we have ukraine. but you can also ask this about

i'd say they sold, they have them. so they went after them, regardless of the civilian casualties that, that caused. so to be honest, i can't see any difference between what they do now. i don't know a lot of defensive. yeah, i want to talk about that attack a little later. but 1st i want to bring up something that is really officials announced today is that the war and gaza will go on at least until the end of the year. why so long and what shape could that take? i am, i can't tell you what shape it will tell you because the whole thing is becoming coherent from a military point of view. and i'm a military analyst. i cannot tell you what the, what the strategy is like kind of see a coherent strategy and what the idea of doing all that they know is that they have to say it will take some more time because they don't know what to do next. the strategy in effect is going round in circles. they were told to destroy my mouse, which they cannot do. they can dismantle how much these physical presence, and they can kill color

whether or not they can make the case, they are saying by thursday, they believe they will have legally set out all of the evidence, every element of the two crimes they say president donald trump committed. this week started with a bang when they clashed with the judge over him getting caught, blatantly violating the gag order and that meant even as they barrel forward, the da only has a few days left, and the judge had to tell the defendant and the lawyer he could face a jail sanction of this continues. future violations could be punishable by incarceration. prosecutors are making good on what they said they would do. follow the money and show the receipts. that is important, as we mentioned. we will get into that with our experts as part of this special, that the witnesses matter because they bring everything to life. if they do not -- they do not have much without receipts, and they have some signatures from the defendant and other paperwork that is damning, showing this is not a random one off, but a whole plot run through the trump organization and through president donald trump's

they did thathnow they could ca.ant can make it difficult to watch a debate and have any coherence to the debate. rk and maybe it won't work. we have two debates where be contested o. the first one is the more important and will set the precedent. i hope on june 27 that somehow those two cnn moderators are able to insist that the rule be obeyed and that by turning off the mic you can't really hear the other candidate interfering with the candidate who is speaking. fingers crossed, toes crossed. host: you have in your website anic with the title, "the down bill the consequences of trump's vp options." tell us who you are thinking is in the lead for that. what do you mean by the down ballot consequences of that pic? guest: certainly. let me complement and single out kyle condit and miles coleman, cristobal steph -- in my crystal ball staff. they know so much that it's writing. -- frightening. many have gone on to careers in politics over the decades. down ballot means the people runnin for senate and house and governor

so when you have a customer, what do they do, they buy things, they consume.hat does that do, it drives up inflation? because they are low skilled workers, it drives down wages because you're paying them very, very small amounts of money. he has opened the border and driven up inflation, down wages, then transferred all the wealth to the hotel ceos. it's insane! it's a massive wealth redistribution scheme. >> judge jeanine: like harvard getting all the money from the student loans. >> jesse: and then we bail out the student borrowers. >> judge jeanine: everything is a scam. what should happen to the illegals? how long they should be able to stay in these hotels? >> richard: a couple things, jesse i think there's a lot of folks in those hotels who want to work they don't have >> jesse: that hasn't stopped them before, richard. c7 that's a problem with the immigration system. >> judge jeanine: that's not the problem with integration. they come in illegally. then why are you here? >> richard: companies are not enforcing the laws. here's what we know. as of this m

said they could go to if they wanted.jury is getting sick of each other and it suggests to me although it's like reading tea leaves, but it suggests to me there is potentially some bad feeling in the jury room which some of these questions and the jury charge being read back suggests there are some holdouts, some people on the jury room don't agree with each other. >> neil: hold on there. apparently we artie have a bird exactly don't know what it is, we know we've been waiting to hear from donald trump but averted has been reached. rebecca rose was 1, what do you think of that? >> i'm absolutely shocked. the trees said they were leaving at 4:30 pm and now they have a verdict. maybe we got the information wrong, negative said they were ready to discuss something with the judge at 4:30 pm. it is for 39:00 pm and there is a verdict. to weight and see what it is. the reed backs from the judge this morning indicated they were interested in some testimony and wanted to know what the law was again and the judge did read it back

and it’s so interesting listen, they hear everything, they don’t have beacons, they they are educatedgram, it is addressed to young people, so that they already know where real life is. i want to tell you that there are three manifestations of god on earth, these are nature, love and a sense of humor. nature helps us to live, love, survive, and survive humor. sometimes they write to me, oh, listen, it’s interesting to live like this, is this how you are? advise, wrote one from america, i came to america to work, and i didn’t believe you, that they are stupid, and you know, you are wrong, they are not stupid, they are idiots. he says, "i'm a skydiving instructor." i was so tired of their idiocy, their formatted thinking, narrow minded, in english, that i began to tell them: “it’s not scary if the parachute doesn’t open, otherwise they are very afraid, that’s all, the main thing is to be able to land.” how, how, how , he says, it’s necessary, it’s not hitting the ground that’s dangerous, but bouncing off the ground, you have to grab the ground so as not to bounce, and he began to train

they are talking about how they are a roadmap for predominance here. they are the promoter growth company with $240 billion of the next three years. they've got amazing gross margins. the stocks could be incredibly cheap and it's worth paying more. there's plenty else mentioned in the report including analogies to apple. it's not just righteous that i value so much, stacy raskin from bernstein has been adamant that you need to purchase nvidia especially since it's inexpensive for its growth trajectory. to give bullish perspective, the stock market mentor, the regular off the charts contributor has a lot to say on one of their fundamentalist. as he puts it, if you think ai is about the peak of development than they are over by a mile but if you think that they are in their infancy that investing in anything is the key to underperformance. the average price target is at 1074, 3% above where the stocks trade. his 52-week target is 2000. as he puts it i think that there's a high probability that it will hit the print before the ball drops in times square.

can, why can't they, they can, but what result will they achieve if they want to break through 40 km, well, this is a huge section of the march, huge, so much more power is needed, that's my position, i'm not saying that, that this will not happen, i claim that it is unlikely, but look, for example, can we expect, well, for example, an attack on vovchansk with the aim of getting behind our kupyan group for this? these forces are in principle sufficient on the one hand, and on the other hand we are now seeing an intensification of fighting in the kupyansk direction, on the kupyansk, limansk, well , that is, in that area, it is quite logical, quite logical, the resurgence of fighting there, why, that that in their understanding they still have a chance to reach the administrative borders of donetsk region, they have such a chance, at least that's how they paint it, that they still have to fulfill this task, they have to bring to the occupation zone an immeasurable amount of... diverse physical resources, and first of all the lyman-kupyan direction, especially kupyansk itself, kupyansk

they feel like they are just frustrated.ey gear up for campaign, it's fascinating to get out of the washington bubble and talk to folks where you get a sense of how frustrated people are feeling. even if the numbers show the economy doing better, even if we look at the stats and can see the economy is doing better, a lot of folks feel like the country is headed in the wrong direction. host: part of his frustration was the house republicans to do anything regarding this impeachment against president biden. what has happened to that? host: if you don't have -- guest: if you don't have the fuel, you know, they didn't have enough votes and it sounded like they couldn't really make their case. they could have in the larger majority brought an impeachment onto the floor. you have a lot of republicans who don't feel the charges are actually there, so they will not it. comber and the folks leading were not able to make their case to all the republicans. the to be a vote that they would have to be united on host:. is there -- on. hos

if they are leader personalities and they have a legal background, they could be profoundly influential in the jury room. that's always very frustrating for the lawyers who litigate the case. if a lawyer in the courtroom makes an argument you disagree with you can try to push back against that. if it happens in the deliberation room there is nothing anyone can do. >> harris: let me ask you about the three choices. one thing in particular that the judge said the jurors could do. he delivered what is being called really the pinnacle of all of this. there is no need to agree on what has occurred. they can disagree on what the crime was among the three choices. this means they could split four, four, four and the judge would still treat them unanimously. what does that mean? >> well, it is really outrageous. in a normal criminal case every statutory crime has what we call elements of the offense. like in a bank robbery case you have to rob -- it has to be a financial institution, you have to show intent. those are the things the jury has to agree on unanimously that they were proved beyond

they turn out. they have less, members -- they have lists, members, donate, participate. in mental health and addiction, there is no listserv, no environmental list where you know everyone in this district, state reps or congressional, cares about this. and that is where we should start. then we should get all the advocate groups and get their list and add it so that anyone running for office immediately knows they have a better part of their constituency cares about these issues. if we do that, we will get that money we need, the change in regulation we need, we will get the infrastructure for information technology and data sharing to help us manage these illnesses so we really know if we are getting better or not. we will get the social sport -- social support. we will get the proper sober housing facilities which we know work beautifully but which are not paid for. we will get all of that. we will get people through democratic participation but if we are all silent we will not get what we need because politicians will not see us and so we need to build a modern-day po

, that's right, they won't get into a car accident, they won't choke. running water, they won't haveeverything will be great. second second, for us this means big troubles, which are unacceptable for us, therefore , in my opinion, supreme glankomovich said the following: first, we know that nato countries are at war with us, yeah, nato is at war with us, yeah, if anyone thinks that the fact that we do not react towards nato countries. which, as it seemed to me, he said, you know, the depth of the security zone depends on the weapon, on the weapon that you use, so we used a little more, so to speak, long-range ammunition, we have to create a security zone along the border, which means if you if you stutter further, then , unfortunately, we will have to establish a security zone for the whole of ukraine, but even if there is a 5x5 m piece of land somewhere in the uzhgorod region, it will still be possible from there. europe, so -called already for england, for real political actors, for england, the united states of america. does not represent any value, if it turns into scorched ashes

that's where they were just they were they were sure where i ought to be. and this picture is back in frankfort, a assignment i'm taking some photos of some concealment devices we had made. we have to make instructions for whoever is going to use them and. i'm taking the pictures for the instructions. this is how this is how you open this briefcase case that has a compartment. so well hidden in it that you can go through any immigration in the in the world and they will never be able to find it. but if you had my pictures, you would know how to do it. so, so working in photography at cia was nothing like what you might think the cameras, the commercial cameras. that was not what we did. this is a camera in the cia. it was this probably a new version of. it this was an ink an ink pen that had a you know, it was it was like one of those big, fat, juicy pens that cost $800 that really executives would like to have in their pocket. so everyone would know how successful they were. but this one had a camera in it. in addition, the ink. so while the pen would writ

they have no idea what they are doing. they have no idea what they are doing.oked joe biden he is crooked, he is corrupt and he is incompetent. other than that is doing a good job. think of that he is crooked. he is incompetent. he is the worst of president we have ever had other than that is doing quite a good job but what do you think yes? doing a great job. [laughter] look at those two guys. lawrence, my golfing friends. we don't have to agree on everything but we can agree we want strong borders not open borders. we want the american dream not biden inflation nightmare. we want safe communities, not defend the police and abolish cash avail how about cash bill? with me they probably won't bail let's get trump to put up i'll be the only one in the country to put up bail. ana said of joe biden's weakness and chaos we want peace through strength like we had just four years ago. it is time -- what we really have to do is we have to set high standards because this country has never been in a position like we are in right now. we are left at all over the world. le

turns out they had a verdict, they haven't come in yet, they are about two. intense situation in the courtroom. coverage continues now with liz mcdonald. >> thank you so much. a historic day, the jury in the new york trump trial reached a verdict. let's get to lydia hu lived at the courthouse with the action. what is happening now? >> right now we are standing by from inside the courtroom. it should be about ten to 15 minutes and we could start getting updates about the status of the verdict meaning what it is, what this jury of 12 people, seven men, five women, what they decided to be the fate of donald trump and the outcome of this case. it was around 4:38 p.m. this afternoon that the judge notified everyone that we have a verdict and that time he asked for an additional 30 minutes so they could complete paperwork so that's what we are standing by for updates. we hear from producers inside the courtroom among press that it is very quiet, all kind of waiting on pins and needles for what we have been waiting for after this week trial. >> come back to us immed

they are really protesting america. because they don't know how good they have it.ow they have never suffered in their entire lives. >> judge jeanine: let me just interrupt for a moment. president trump has arrived at the to fire department, firehouse, he is handing out pizzas right now. we expect to hear from him in a few minutes. finish your thought. >> jesse: i was just going to say these kids have never really suffered, so their idea of suffering is like a camping trip, and now they want catering and they are asking for a side of riot gear. and it is like when you pitch a tent in your backyard, mom, heat me up some vegan plates, you know, jimmy is coming over. it's silly. and it's not going to do anything to joe biden. biden's not going to say oh, they are angry at columbia, do something. bibi is not listening. they got the money from congress, probably going to rafah and clean up hamas hamas isn't even agreeing to any of the cease-fire demands. israel is bending over backwards to do a cease-fire. hamas says no, come get us. nothing is going to change. >> judge

they were 2—0 down. they won _ wobble as well. they were 2—0 down. they won in _ wobble as well.nd, but it wasn't fantastic for rangers. however, this might— fantastic for rangers. however, this might be _ fantastic for rangers. however, this might be different for most, because there's— might be different for most, because there's one _ might be different for most, because there's one thing that change. both sets of— there's one thing that change. both sets of fans are going to be in. you never— sets of fans are going to be in. you never know— sets of fans are going to be in. you never know the effect that could have _ that's pat saying there that celtic will have the psychological effect. but rangers with fans back, which would sway it more? idistill but rangers with fans back, which would sway it more?— but rangers with fans back, which would sway it more? will celtic arc is certainly — would sway it more? will celtic arc is certainly going — would sway it more? will celtic arc is certainly going to _ would sway it more? will celtic arc is certainly going to be _ would sway it

they put this man -- they destroyed this man. but they put him in jail again because they didn't want him to testify. they didn't want him to testify. that's why he went to jail. they put him in jail twice. he is 77 years old. normally i would say that's an old guy. i don't feel 77. nobody ever says that about me. i would like them to say gee, we have to have a little sorrow for this man because they just don't say that about me. maybe i'm better off that way. i think i'm probably better off that way. but they put him in jail twice and you have to see -- and he was threatened by the judge. this man was told you will get 15 years in jail if you don't give up trump. and he was told that. you are going to get 15 years in jail. and he made a plea deal because he didn't want to spend the rest of his life. he was told that viciously. we are living in a fascist state. he was told that viciously. so you can go to jail for four months, five months, or you can get 15 years in jail. so do a plea. almost who wouldn't do that plea? everyone d

peoples with whom they can cooperate and with whom they cannot.rainian conflict, they understand the root cause, but putin once again spells everything out: moscow is open to negotiations against the west. unfortunately, these initiatives do not find support either in ukraine or its western patrons. they are not ready for an equal, honest and open dialogue based on mutual respect and consideration of each other’s interests. instead of this is why the western elites are persistently trying to punish russia, isolate and weaken it, supply the kiev authorities with money and weapons, have imposed almost 16 thousand unilateral illegitimate sanctions against our country, are threatening to dismember our country, and are illegally trying to appropriate our foreign assets. they turn a blind eye to the revival of nazism, to ukraine carrying out terrorist acts on our territory. therefore, putin says, negotiations with reliable guarantees for all parties, including russia, are important. he declares the same thing on international platforms. official beijing

they are not magic. they are not bulletproof. they are not superhuman. and right now, they have no one defending them as they're being asked to bear superhuman pressure and threats. and i get it that there is a sort of good faith instinct against defending these folks. for americans who believe in the independence and professionalism of the judiciary, why step up politically and defend a judge or prosecutor? that's supposed to be a non-political part of our system, right? right, true. but here in reality, in this era of this republican party, there is a ton of inappropriate political pressure. improper, craven, pretextual dishonest pressure brought on judges and prosecutors from the right, from the allies of the former president, and it is working. and there has been no significant countervailing pressure defending them. if you go after a judge's family, if you demonize a prosecutor and bring bogus allegations and charges against them, it is you who are breaking the american legal system. and you ought to be the one who pays for that. i mean, thus far, w

don’t understand, they don’t want to know, they don’t, they cover their ears, they have them, they don'tern. soviet, and i think that this, this, this is a serious inoculation of anti-russianness now in ukraine, but we still have russia, and when i talk to different people, i say, you know, the germans have changed from fascists to germans, japanese, from the imperialists to the japanese, but when a foreign army was standing there, when you just can't, you can't say, but let me drive through the minecamp. we are, we are for freedom, what can't i read, buy freely, no, we have freedom here, here we don't have freedom, and no one will conquer russia, so if that's all, don't say no until we move chop, okay, that's it, on an optimistic note we end the interview with mr. bohdan benyuk, i won't tell, folks , deserved, the best, you all already know that he is not a people. and the best and well-deserved and well-deserved and so on, happy easter to all, good luck and i say goodbye to you, and bohdan benyuk will say goodbye now. christ has risen, and the state of ukraine will also rise. i congrat

my father has the most reliable rear, with my mother, they got married, they were 18 years old, they have been together all their lives, having moved here, my mother went to work on a dairy farm, lyschitsy, she was a member of the club of milkmaids of four thousand, so i also came to i helped my mother on the farm, we sat around four o'clock, went to work, and started cleaning. then clean the feeders, then bring in the feed, then finish eating, and then after that they cut up some more chaff there , only when they came home, he is a very responsible father, if he does something, he does it conscientiously and efficiently, he never leaves without looking at or walking around the equipment. he must make sure that there is oil everywhere, coolants, nothing is unscrewed, in those years when i was at school, my father worked here, sitting at home by the window, i could understand from the sound of the tractor that you father, i’ll tell you a story like this, this story sits, if you don’t call him fedya, “i’ll tear up the documents that you brought these councils until you name it, i see,

realized what was going on, they came and asked, they just said: it’s better, guys, don’t go there,ake misha, well no, young people, about 14 years old, they also took part in the patrol, on bicycles, they immediately, that is... it was the mobilization that was so interesting, popular, simply heartfelt for the people, they came on saturday and sunday, we went to rallies , the rally is going, these ditties, well, yes, even this russians were coming, yes, everyone is going, everyone is honking, everyone is supporting, some due to work, someone else couldn’t with something, it turns out like, they show ukrainian channel, there were only a few of them. let's make pasha guborev governor, come on, they raised pasha, set up a stage, who is for the fact that pasha gubarev became a people's man since there are 1000 under 20,000 hands, pasha is the governor, pasha says, then let's go to the administration, and since i am the governor, i must sit in the place of the governor and lead the region, let's go, go in, occupy two floors of the regional administration without strong resistance there.

caught me, they wounded me, they first let us into the circle, then they started shooting at us, myded, in short, the first to shoot at my heel was the very first one, then, in short, i shot back, and they wounded me in the arm, in the shoulder, in short , after that my arms no longer worked, i couldn’t stand on my feet. in front of me was my partner, also my partner, his shoulders were wounded, in short, i shouted to him, in short, that you are wounded with you, in short, he didn’t answer me, he turned to me, in short, he pointed his finger like this, in short, but it seems like a sniper, in short, right about 15 meters in the house, on the third floor of the window, in short, there was a sniper standing, it turns out i was him... it just so happened that during combat operations, snipers are often not taken prisoner, their profession is tough, cruel and does not tolerate any weaknesses or emotions, a man with an optical rifle plays with the enemy, like a predator plays with doomed prey, so a shooter from the azov battalion played cat and mouse with a wounded man alikhan for severa

they want russians , do they want russian wars, do they want russians, do they want russians, do they want russian wars, do they want russians, do they want russians, do they want russian wars? well, just some, you know, devils have gathered, but i can’t call it anything else, it’s just such devilry, here are some knowing faces, that’s all, that’s all that can be said about it, and in the end, these knowing faces, what are they fighting for , for which they kill people again, for which they are the grave again... damn everything around them so that they are not considered like other countries, that they are somehow not like that, well, we know, they are not like that, they are much worse, they simply do not have such an impression more despicable than russia and russians in fact, with such opinions that they express that they are somehow exceptional, this is what nazism is, in fact , to think that you have some special rights and you have to dictate something to someone, this is real such true nazism, that's how it is , example. you know, i don't want russia to have equal rights with