to be able to read time's new room. yeah .o the home office . yeah. no, i mean, i must office. yeah. no, i mean, i must admit, i'd be really aghast if, like, the home office were using , is the just the big , then this is the just the big step and the general rush towards dumbing everything down. so it will eventually be in purple comics like a, like a or sheet that's been stuck to the pansh sheet that's been stuck to the parish hall noticeboard it's just that they need everybody be able to read the document and apparently it's a bit difficult for some people with this i think and people who have like visual issues if you've got any. not really. i'll just think it's that i spend so much time on this stuff, like when everything else going country, else is going on this country, that might be other things that there might be other things them to do. but yeah, yeah. and i we lost that council in i think we lost that council in words. i'm from state. oh, words. now i'm from state. oh, never mind language anyway to the mail now and

to be able to read time's new room., yeah. go to the home office . yeah. no, i mean, i must office. yeah. no, i mean, i must admit, i'd be really aghast if, like, the home office were using , is the just the big , then this is the just the big step and the general rush towards dumbing everything down. so it will eventually be in purple comics like a, like a or sheet that's been stuck to the pansh sheet that's been stuck to the parish hall noticeboard it's just that they need everybody be able to read the document and apparently it's a bit difficult for some people with this i think and people who have like visual issues if you've got any. not really. i'll just think it's that i spend so much time on this stuff, like when everything else going on this country, else is going on this country, that be other things that there might be other things them to do. but yeah, yeah. and i we lost that council in i think we lost that council in words. from state. oh, words. now i'm from state. oh, never mind language anyway to the ma

times square you saw two minutes out. from 2023, in we're glad to be in nashville but you can't deny that it is new year's eve time square nute 45 out in new york city. >> pretty exciting with just the amount of time left you guys i mean you're some of my best friends what are you thinking about in the new year what is your resolution? >> you've got me. listen it is family. and infusing faith and more intentionality about cohering family and importance of faith in our family. it is what i think about more and more as kids get older because that's what i want to pass on to them. >> i have three i'll share twhem you quickly read more books read less twitter and more twiem my family, less time on my phone. and i promise to bunch navy s.e.a.l.s. i would swim from statue of liberty to manhattan and committed pete hegseth as well that's why i need to get in shape. >> those are intense. you know mine also had to do with the phone i'll do less phone less twitter, and more twiem my family and be a better example about the phone with my >> can we put nick in the little box so as we count down the new year you can watch nick take th

publication called him a serial liar portrayed johnson as pinocchio whose nose lengthens every time he lies, the newlled him the best liar who knows hundreds of different ways to lie when he was editor of spectater magazine. he lied to editor-in-chief conrad black, promising not to go to parliament until he kept his promise when he was first elected to parliament. he lied to his constituents by promising to quit. he did not make a journal, being a legislator. he lied to party leader michael howard and the media when he publicly stated that he had not had an affair with a magazine writer. that she didn't get pregnant by him and he didn't pay for the abortion. he did all this, and even now, six months after his resignation , new facts are emerging and the sandy times publication, which is awaiting johnson's unscrupulousness , has revealed that then prime minister boris johnson received a loan of eight hundred thousand pounds. this is about 70 million rubles. with the help of the banker richard sharpe, after that same sharpe, on the recommendation of johnson , he was appointed head of the bbc and now a

we _ her like in new zealand in a long time. we love - her like in new zealand in a long time. ike in new zealand in a - long time. we love being on the map on the wild. there's a whole website that dedicated maps that lead new zealand off, so she put us back. chris hipkins doesn't have the same recognition, but the day before she resigned, there was a pull—out that showed for the first time, the majority of new zealanders did not have a favourable opinion ofjust the ardern. the labour government was in trouble. chris hipkins was in trouble. chris hipkins was described as the talk to her cheese. he was announced as prime minister, he was doorstop by the local media dressed in dusty old baseball cap with a pair of cheap �*s unease, the kind of sunglasses that you can only by a local petrol stations. this is not a prime minister that will end up on the front cover of in vogue. the response has been quite positive. it's kind of back to basics labour government and people like it. basics labour government and people like it— people like it. you've talked about some _ people like it.

it was in the new york times. guest: i don't know the constants of that story. the access of the resources needed for energy generation is top of mind. i think supply change and access to oil and gas to make batteries and the like is top of mind. especially in light of the war in ukraine and geopolitical maneuvers on that russian aggression in that region. i understand why that story might concern you. host: we talked about china, the prohibiting the department of energy to sell to companies under control of china. what was the point of this? guest: the messaging behind it was to combat the ways in which as a world power china represents a strong hand. funnily enough earlier that week there was a bipartisan bill introduced by democrats that would have targeted other adversaries like iran and north korea. it's interesting that the later bill was not the house republicans choice. it would not surprise me if the discussion between the house and the senate turns to what about these other countries? host: this is jael holzman from axios. during the obama administrati

call time new minute of exclusive footage from the first ever movie filmed in orbit premiere already 12 this year. a large country celebrated the new year in different ways with the family on a trip to kazan 2023 met at the skating rink to their favorite new year's films on big screens in yekaterinburg, the ice town in sochi became an attraction on the festive night, a carnival procession with a brass band, and in grozny noisy fair. and, of course, moscow is the light of the lights of the christmas tree of a magical atmosphere and congratulations and warmest wishes everywhere. all a damn year. oh lord, on the threshold of santa claus happiness health, so that no one gets sick again happy new year. we are russia, we are friendly and everything will be super with us. my mada my mother said moscow - this is the right place. go there to celebrate the new year, and it's true. it's the best place on earth fast forward to the 1970s, when vremya became a daily program with a fixed 9:00 pm airtime so people could get back from work to have dinner and relax. exactly on the same day, january 1,

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cbs's charlie de mar is in new york's times square tonight, where 2023 arrived with renewed fanfare. of course i have to say it, charlie, happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year to you, jericka. the countdown parties across the country saw a return of massive crowds. and here in times square where the cleanup is still ongoing there were no restrictions on the number of people allowed, and covid restrictions were lifted. new year's eve revelers welcomed 2023 to bright skies and celebrations. tens of thousands packed times square in new york with no covid restrictions for the first time in the pandemic. >> we just want a happy 2023. we want all our families to be with us and celebrating life. >> reporter: just blocks from the iconic ball drop he three nypd officers were injured in a machete attack. an officer shot the 19-year-old attacker. all are expected to survive. and authorities are investigating. in orlando new year's eve got off to a scary start. sparks flew as a ferris wheel lost power. more than 60 people were stranded in the air for at least 90 minutes and had to be rescue

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two times good news to one time bad news. if he had a poll to deliver, they would allow five points to it. the biggest moment for kushner -- he was successful in a lot of ways. he gets his father-in-law to agree to criminal justice reform and helps hold together israel and its neighbors. he has some things he can point to that were important. but in the moment where it really came down to it, after the election of 2020, when his father-in-law was heading down the road to this massive lie to the american people about the election being stolen, jared kushner retreats. he takes himself out of it. if you are going to listen to rudy giuliani, i don't want any part of it. he heads off to the middle east. it leaves the void open for the mike flynn's and sidney powell's and rudy giuliani's. the people who most wanted jared kushner to play a part to fight on what was called team normal inside the white house, he chose not to. host: time is fleeing too quickly. we've already gone a half-hour with susan glasser and peter baker. this is

news to one times and bad news. if he had a poll deliver he would always let trump h at five points to it saying they are not catching your people. the biggest most interesting moment for kushner, he successful in a lot of ways picky helps get his father-in-law to agree to kernel justice reform, helps pull together israel and its neighbors in the abraham accords. he has some things he can point to that were important but in the moment what itt really came down to it, after the election of 2020 when his father-in-law was heading down the road towards this massive lie to the american people about having the election being stolen, , jared kushner would retreat. he says i'm not going to fight with you on this. if you're going to listen to rudy giuliani i don't want any part of it.t. he gets off to the middle east. as a result that leaves a void open for the mike flynn and sit it out and rudy giuliani. it's a moment when those people, when people most wanted jared kushner to play a part to fight on what was called team n

two times good news, one time bad news. get a pole to deliver he let term at five points to his name not capturing their people. the biggest most interesting moment he was successful in a lot of ways he helps get his monologue to agree to criminal justice reform. he helps pull together israel and its neighbors in the abraham accord party hase some points that were important. but in a moment where it really came down to it after the election of 2021 hison father-in-law was heading down the road toward this massive lie to the election being stolen. % retreats he takes himself out of it piece of not going to this.with you on if you are going to listen to rudy giuliani i i don't any part of it pretty he heads off to the middle east. is that result leaves a void open for the mike flint and the pelz and rudymi giuliani. at some people at most your cursor to play a part to fight which is on team normal and he chose not too. >> host: 's time is going to quickly party got ae half hours susan glasser and peter baker. this is book tvs

more publishing news from the new york times. new york mayor eric adams has proposed funding cuts to the city's public libraries. the proposed cuts of $13 million this fiscal year and more than $20 million next year have sparked concern among families elected officials and library leaders. libraries could respond to the trimmed budgets by scaling back hours. workers or programing, and that's from the new york times and from publisher's lunch. quote, after 23 years at the helm, the president and publisher of the random house publishing group, gina, said trello has decided to retire. in the industry for 40 years, midcentral published salman rushdie, president and mrs. obama and prince harry among many other authors and it was reported recently that princ harry's bookpare sold more books in one day. well, over a million. the st ever sold in one day by a random house title. well, me of the other current bestsellers include the janet mary six repor publishedy harper's. about 40,000 have been sold since the beginning of the year. michelle

victory together glory to ukraine 322nd day of the russian-ukrainian war the 14th on the clock on time news on espresso in ulyana panasyuk's studio congratulations 26-year-old man got his injuries were taken to the hospital and he is being prepared for surgery, the following are the consequences of the next shelling of dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the regional military administration, valentin reznichenko , said. university buildings and enterprises manufacturing metal-plastic windows were also damaged. this was reported by the police of the kherson region in the coastal areas of kherson, due to the impact of shells in high-rise buildings, not a single surviving window or balcony was left, and donetsk region was not shelled. avdiivka kurakhovo and kurakhivka were under fire from the occupiers, the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko, said that the affected houses were also hit by the russians with s-300 polyman missiles. school , information about the victims is being clarified, more than fifty blows were documented by the policemen in the zaporizhzhia region

they charge you, like the new york times. huffington post doesn't. it's tough. it's tough to get good news. the good news will charge you. i don't know if i am your question. you usually have to pay to get good news. that's about all i have to say about that. host: axios has a story looking at newspapers. two newspapers in the u.s. are closing every week. local news crisis spurred by the pandemic will worsen in coming years. you can put that into the mix when you talk about levels of trust in the media. many people mentioned television networks. this is fill in independence. caller: good morning. i love your show today. i think the death of good news happened -- no towns have two newspapers anymore. we used to have the hartford current and the hartford times. they balanced each other's opinions and stories. you got a really good view of the news. as far as tv, i lost all credibility when dan rather made up the story of george bush. it turned me off toward regular media. host: that goes back a while. caller: your first week on c-span, where both gray. host: that s

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yes, honestly , for the time being, happy new year, who congratulated you?ated my colleague. and you are not on a business trip. why do we rest? are we going? where are we going to our homeland in siberia in omsk yes, it turned out that we have to go home, so we are going, and where are you from, and we are from grozny to be more precise, from the city, the argument of the chechen republic. generally amazing statistics of people like us who celebrated the new year on the way all over russia that night were more than 60,000 people, and they traveled in three hundred and fifty trains, all over the country in various directions, someone from irkutsk or from chita, someone between someone towards us from moscow here is such a short and at the same time long new year's eve on the way from one year to another. thank you very much, happy new year. all the best, the regions said their congratulations about this. vladimir putin this year. it is in a different format the president is not on background of the kremlin as usual, but next to the military participants. it

and, at the same time, thanks to the great reporting at the new york times today. we know that a super pac called, redstone schedules, which claims have the singular purpose of electing george santos, that super pac was raising money but did not appear to be spending it. the fact, in fact, the fcc has no record of brett stone strategies at all. and there does not appear to be any records documenting its donors, contributors, or expanding. the new york times spoke with the donor the gave $25,000 to redstone stretches last year for what he was told would be a large ad buy from mr. santos. the times found no record of redstone making any had buys on santos's behalf. now, earthstone claims of race at least $800,000. which is just slightly more than with santos personally lent his campaign. and the source of santos's wealth was again that mystery company, the boulder. so, to recap. one company, redstone. is hauling in some serious cash. we don't know where it ultimately went. another company, the boulder. slash with cash, and we don't know where it came from. and the am

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. >>> here in new york, the new year's eve celebration and the crowds are returning after two years of scaled-back festivities. we are in times square tonight. hi, charlie. >> reporter: hi, adriana. happy new year to you. we, of course, are still hours away from the crystal ball dropping here in times square, but the party has already started, and along with the confetti that will be dropping at midnight, you can see, rain joining in on the celebration too. on top of it all, all the people out here, umbrellas aren't allowed. [ speaking non-english ] >> happy new year! >> reporter: the world is welcoming the new year lighting up skies and thrilling revelers. in new york city the clock is ticking towards midnight when the nearly 1,200-pound waterford crystal ball will drop in times square. >> i've always seen it on tv, so i decided to be here today. >> reporter: this year for the first time in the pandemic, there will be no covid restrictions for the hundreds of thousands gathered in times square. >> new york city, i hope it's coming back and thriving after covid. >> reporter: the covid threat is not gone. cdc is tracking a new

cbs's charlie de mar is in new york's times square tonight, where 2023 arrived with renewed fanfare. i have to say, charlie, happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year to you. and the countdown parties across the country saw a return of massive crowds. and here in times square, where the cleanup is still ongoing, there were no restrictions on the number of people allowed. and covid restrictions were lifted. new year's eve revellers welcomed 2023 to bright skies and celebrations. tens of thousands packed times square in new york, with no covid restrictions for the first time in the pandemic. >> we just want a happy 2023. with us and celebrating life. >> reporter: just blocks from the iconic ball drop, three nypd officers were injured in a machete attack. an officer shot the 19-year-old attacker. all are expected to survive. and authorities are investigating. in orlando new year's eve got off to a scary start. sparks flew, as a ferris wheel lost power. more than 60 people were stranded in the air for at least 90 minutes and had to be rescued. the rush of the new year brought polar bear

"the new york times" book review recently looked at freedom's dominion.ccording to the reviewer, the book is essential reading for anyone who hopes to understand the unholy union more than 200 years strong between racism and the rabid loathing of government. and also in "the new york times," columnist carlos lozada reviews myth america: historians' take on the biggest legends and lies about our past. the you would to haves of this book -- you would to haves of this book -- you would to haves of this -- carlos writes that the, america, quote, raises questions about the nation's political discourse, foremost among this many that the the term revisionist history should not be a slur. and a review mt. "wall street journal" of the hong kong diaries written by chris patton who was the last british governor of that province. it was reviewed by a former german publisher. it details mr. patton's persistent but ultimately failed efforts to secure the continuance of hong kong's freedoms. governor patton write withs that, quote: the brusque school ofty e proposal cit

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today, but the new york times and washington post are out what new stories about trump's growing riftupported him. that while an influential texas pastor told the washington post this week, the most conservative evangelicals i know are in favor of ron desantis for president. and inside the republican party itself, a war has broken up between the current trump backed leadership and conservatives looking for a new direction. rnc chair ronald mcdaniel who has trump's backing, is facing an aggressive challenge from his job of a former trump lawyer who has the backing of die hard conservatives, including tucker carlson and matt gates. it appears that the coalition trump cultivated and road to power no longer seems as tethered to him as 2024 campaign season gets underway. joining us not to talk about all this is tim miller, a msnbc political analyst. tim, i'm so happy to see you and hear all the answers yet to give me about the most pressing question. it is an age old question, but it has new urgency. does donald trump still commit fear within the republican party? >> hey, alex, it's so goo

emelyanova and vitaly nikonov so the premiere of season 4, look at the first new series of detective major tonight after programs timehile everything will continue to air the new year's edition of the program saw the video before meeting at the first and all the best to you . we have been working for years, that we understand each other, not only at a glance, but even with the power of thought i can ask him for something. for example, bring me coffee, see. i 'll try rehearsing again.

time. happy new year! >> give it up one more time for my brother, jelly roll! >> hoff you, dog.rying to figure out how you follow yourself. that fella right there. you all having a good time yet? do we have any drinkers in here tonight? we have a little song for the drinkers. all right, nashville, from the top to the bottom, let me hear you one time. [♪] thought he [♪] [♪] [♪] >> happy new year! rachel: all right, everybody. >> tonight is bottoms up. rachel: it's so awesome have all our family surrounding us here after the new year. in 2023 officially. here is the dunk we have been talking about. pete 57.6%. you are going down, buddy. pete: into the champagne. should i drink it? will: your kids love it. they were laughing in your face. rachel: i think your kids voted tonight. jimmy and abby are somewhere out there in the crowd. jimmy's phone number was given out to the public earlier. gym the fox news production did we dirty, abby. i have gotten bombarded. rachel: i texted like a hundred times. pete: let's see what america has to say. ride that bull. even if you can't ride it, y

eastern time. new year new market look at futures on first week of the new year take a look there dow indicated higher by 152 points but come off higher number that we saw kicked off the show giving up some gains stocks wrapping up the wroers year since 2008, s&p 500 and nasdaq,finishing down, more than 19%, we are looking ahead to the first major economic report of the new year december jobs' reportout friday morning, economists expecting 200,000 new nonfarm jobs added for the month, take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, the yield is 3.756% slightly lower this morning, and check on over time prices, as well, crude oil trading 70 dollars 79 rather, and of 212 cents also slightly lower this morning, european, markets, in the green across the board, the ftse cac 40 dax higher in asia overnight sort of mixed picture kospi lower nikkei unchanged hang hang, shanghai compositeshire 118th congress meets today for the very first time the clock ticking for house minority leader kevin mccarthy as he looks f

and today in a bombshell piece at the "new york times" we're learning new details about bill barr and john durham's efforts to craft a counternarrative that trump was in fact a victim of a deep state plot. here is a headline. barr pressed durham to find flaws and it didn't go well. the "times" reports that they would often meet weekly in barr's office together and drink scotch. as the "times" reports, john durham soon became a true believer in the mold of bill barr as he was drawn into his personal orbit, durham became to embrace the intense feelings about the russia investigation. probably the most explosive revelation in the "times" piece is that while on a foreign trip to europe, barr and durham received a credible tip linking donald trump to suspected financial crimes. rather than assign it to a different prosecutor, perhaps someone less inclined to drink scotch with him, barr told tir ham to investigate it himself and mr. durham never filed charges and it remains unclear what level of an investigation it was, what steps he took, what he learned and whether anyone at the white hou

for a couple of new years, a time of miracles of magic and the fulfillment of the most cherished desires this young couple, one thing was definitely fulfilled on new year's eve, alexander planned more long before i thought through all the details, before that it was bought, the ring. everything was arranged, how to say, they came specially to the christmas tree to look at the new year. well, here, with the help of relatives, as if everything was organized and everything, miraculously, happened, she said, yes, the rainy weather did not prevent the belarusians from maintaining the tradition. president's speech at the main square of the country. hundreds of people were waiting, among them were guests of the capital. it would be interesting to celebrate here for one year to watch the speech of the president, after all, you have never seen belarus with all your heart and soul you always, despite the non-winter weather , plunge into the new year's atmosphere. it turned out here, in the very center of the capital, it was special because it’s not the main thing, how important who is nearby, so w

we are live in new york's times square. ing us now, one of our favorite people really. >> the queen of broadway. and there are a lot of queens on broadway. patti lupone. patti is doing a sold outshow called "songs from a hat." and tomorrow's performance will be streamed on line. hey, patti. >> hi, guys. >> how you doing? >> so great to see you. >> happy new year. happy new year. >> you smell so good. >> thank you. >> we smell like pickles. we did a pickle shot. oy. >> nasty -- >> you have to drink. it's too crazy down here. >> i know. >> how can you not drink? have you been in times square for new year's eve ever? >> no. >> really? >> your career on broadway you've -- >> no. also they stopped -- we stopped doing broadway shows at night years ago. but also i like it better when -- when people weren't in pens. >> in depends. >> they're say something wear diapers. no one's ever copped to it. >> i believe it. >> i do, too. my mom wanted to meet somewhere -- >> what? >> why? >> she was worried good where i'm going to pish. patti,

new life to the legendary anthropology. as before, artists will get on the air, for the time being , by unknown names, in due time opened a whole when a folk song suddenly combines with a cyberpunk bass and drums , you bury the russian village, it must be said that, in fact, it is very interesting in a new way that the anecdotes of genres, forgotten in the era of reposts, sound in a new way. dad, look, it's cool, it will be here and the classics and the fact that friends have not yet heard exactly in prison, then they are sitting. uh, cheburashka and crocodile gena stirlitz was walking along the gas tank doctor. i have a problem. what kind of yellow teeth are yellow teeth? come on, green tie. and like this all night long until 5:00 in the morning, it seems impossible to sleep through. if i now shouted, fire, they will be frightened. that's why i'm like this guys, the little kid is on fire, he just learned to walk, but put the ball to him, he will kick it, in my opinion, a man was born, football players and alexey klyuchnikov channel one. so new unique the paws podcast project starts tonight at half past twelve a creative experi

sisters of the young homogeneous, and the folklore team of the blues, to have fun and forget the full-time news about passing through the settlement at the suisha in front, and not according to kul for the battles he was pointed out by the student. there, they are already ready to embroider the process of improving the health of a folk song on artyom kondratyuk, who has scammed himself, and on mikhalyuk. and on artyom vitaeva you have oksana hello, i am glad to welcome those who are eager to spend half an hour in our company. today we will create a new sound for the old one. uriad songs let's try not to destroy its charm, and for example, hi artyom, how are you, you know, today we have a song from the wedding ceremony, how great it is for you, very cheerful and cheerful, everything i like. irina dusha, a vocal studio kirovnik spray microphone, held at the regional center of youth creativity. skonshela minsk kept on the linguistic university heaved up at the seryal and the mouth of not mukhtar scattered gold the king of the leader scattered gold gold from the sleeve. the author is your gold, now

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves his time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. tenney: i continue to yield the balance of my time -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: yes. i yield such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meeks: i just wanted to point out, mr. speaker, that this is a bipartisan bill in which we're working together. just last week, the biden administration hit iran with fresh new sanctions. not only did he do that individually, as he's doing throughout the world, bringing people together so we can speak with one voice. so, of course, the european union was a part of it. of course, he brought along other countries, so the world is speaking with one voice, collectively keeping us together. so as things go on, we're continually ratcheting it up so that the people of iran can get its freedom. in fact, the only thing that was somewhat changed and was done in this bill where

being, with unknown names, so at one time opened a whole generation of new song all of a sudden and why are you burying a russian village interesting, anecdotes also sound in a new way . dad, look, it's cool, there will be both classics and what friends have not exactly heard in prison yet, so they are sitting. uh, cheburashka and crocodile gena and like this all night long until 5:00 in the morning, it seems impossible to oversleep. i would talk to you until the morning and to you prozorov dmitry kachurin nikolai valashenko, maria emelyanova and alexey klyuchnikov. first channel. so, a new unique project podcast lab start is already today at half past one a creative experiment in which we all participate together and the new year from the temperature record, the first day 23 became the warmest in moscow and st. petersburg

time. she felt breath. e new time.leningrad television into explaining all the allied television and so on and the programs of st. petersburg from leningrad looked all over yeltsin's country to power. provided a lot. she had an infection for performing, uh, so in the cinema, but they do n't let her go anywhere. it would be possible to do something, here they are transporting me. this cassette. and it didn’t look like what was in it. we changed the covers and went on air went like this tapes, a wild scandal arose, because moscow could not then turn off us at the time of the total ban on any information about yeltsin, it was the fifth wheel program and kurkova personally who introduced the country to its future president. will not change. parliament president the government should resign three years later kurkova will remember these words to yeltsin, but for now she is an active supporter of him and even a political consultant yeltsin's election as chairman of the supreme soviet was kurkov's platform as a policy of glasn

hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. by order of the president from noon to the end on january 7, russia will have a ceasefire in the zone of words so that believers can attend christmas services for a record 3 billion. washington is preparing to send a new military aid package to kiev and, after a biden talk with schulz about arms supplies to ukraine, told germany that they were going to send crime and justification the consequences of new year's lawlessness in berlin which looked more like a war zone. why are the authorities afraid to answer the question? who is to blame for this madness? if politicians don't really take more tough position, i don’t even want to think about what will happen here in 10 years. frosts have come to moscow and not only christmas 14 winter wizards from different regions fulfill the wishes of the residents of the guests. hello, dear russians. we have a wonderful country. less than two hours left before the introduction. on all lines of contact of the ceasefire regime, it begins to operate tod

today, in a bombshell piece from an intrepid group of reporters at the new york times, we are learning new details about bill barr and john durham's efforts to craft a counter narrative that trump was, in fact, a victim of a deep state plot. here's the headline. quote, barr pressed durham to find flaws in the russia investigation. it didn't go well. the times reports that barr and durham would often meet weekly in barr's office together and drink scotch. as the times reports, john durham soon became a true believer, i wouldn't scotch it, was in the mold of bill barr, quote, as he was drawn into barr's personal orbit, durham came to embrace that particular attorney generals intense feelings about the russia investigation. probably the most explosive revelation in the times piece is this, while on a foreign trip to europe, barr and durham received a credible tip linking donald trump to suspected financial crimes rather than assign it to a different prosecutor, perhaps someone less inclined to drink scotch with him, barr told durham to investigate it himself. quote, mr. durham never filed

let you be in a good mood and be sure to take a walk, because the new year holidays, while times are still going on. it is nature to go for a walk and practice active holiday, see you. tomorrow. don't be bored for now. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. fierce battles for every meter as our military forces out the enemy near artyomovsk combat work of tankers exclusive footage of our film crew from the front line and convenient, though from kiev to donbass the tape was filmed by ukrainian journalists diana panchenko blows up the internet about what the nationalists were doing, residents of mariupol and donetsk tell po people all over the city in schools , residential buildings, ukrainians, these are the ones who are called. package of military assistance to kiev, which may include wheeled tanks, which so far no one has exhibited in ukraine suicidal energy policy of the authorities led to an explosion in prices marine le pen announced the closure of hundreds of enterprises especially difficult situation for bakers, whose products a

reduced, but uh, despite as we have said many times, the unprecedented external pressure was not reduced, on the contrary, they even increased the volume. created new jobs, which largely helped to maintain stability in the labor market to achieve a reduction in unemployment to the lowest level in recent history. however, there are still problems with part- time employment in some regions and industries, as well as with low wages, especially in those regions and cities where problematic sectors of the economy are concentrated. well you know what showed the greatest fall there from the fall is the auto industry, there are some others, and the government, together with the subjects of the federation , needs to work to correct this situation. and most importantly, we have all the possibilities. to do this, there is a need to stimulate employment and wage growth . other topics of the capital today said goodbye to inna churikov ceremony held in the temple. christ the savior where more than a thousand people of the son of her beloved linkom came. i just could not accommodate so many people who wanted to pay tribute to memory and say thank you for the lega

a lot of was kind of a farm club for the new york times. the wall street journal had flown up to new york and offered me a job, i accepted it. fine. i told the journal and they were nice about it. the weekend, about three weekends before school was ending, charlotte had a north and south carolina journalism contest and i won some things. i went down there. the editor pulled me aside and i'd like to offer you a job. i said thank you, but i accepted a job with the wall street journal. they said, that's the biggest mistake of your life. they're notorious in flying people up to new york and we never heard from them again. here i am 20 to 23, my career is over before it's begun. he on monday morning i come back and ask to see mr. carroll. i go, and tell in the story. i ask, i say if it's possible, of the job offer still down. he didn't get angry and he said that man doesnt know what he is talking about. he said that so don, there's no paper in the country to better achieve its objective in the wall street journal. what do you see that for one yea

is it time for berlin to reconsider its migration policy? news eve riots, arson, pogroms, and attacks on emergency workers became the reason for the discussion. not only in the capital the holiday was celebrated with a word, what is called a saganok is now counting losses. that's just the spectrum of problems. much wider talk about tightening veska’s measures is a reason for accusations of racism ivan good will continue topic. they danced, had fun, counted, shed tears new year residents. berlin noted. so the whole country is still in a state of shock, burnt cars, or like a whole bus here, only half the trouble. while chancellor olov-scholz in her new year's address was ranting about support for ukraine in the german capital, the first attacks on police officers were taking place. holiday night. and got. almost to the war zone? correspondent andre ashan temporarily lost because of the shooting. hearing. it was a real guerrilla war, street fighting and for 2 hours the monopoly of the state on the use of force was completely lost new year in the ge

new year's eve none. but they realized that the red arrow train is essentially a cross section of russia, representatives of different cities and nationalities that are not similar and at the same time each other the first channel came to us with a coupe. the word so far, happy new year, who congratulated you? i congratulated my colleague. and you are not on a business trip. why are we going to rest on new year's eve? night? we are traveling far, where are we going to our homeland in siberia in general , amazing statistics of people like us who celebrated the new year on the way all over russia in that night there were more than 60,000 people and they traveled in 300 trains across the country in various directions, someone from irkutsk or is-4 someone between to meet us from moscow this is such a short and at the same time, long new year's eve on the way from one year to another. thank you very much, happy new year. all the best sevastyanov channel one. the year was historically special reunion with new regions, vladimir putin spoke about this with his congratulations this year. it is in a different format, the president is not against the backdrop of the kremlin, as usual, but next

he stopped the champion of the country six times. new jersey striker davis yegor shirangovich took the cup four times in the nhl, who at the end of december and the beginning of january could not get hold of effective points. now he's scoring points. for the third boy in a row, the minsker in the fight against suns usa assisted ryan graves the devil won by four or three totals and the belarusian himself almost 14 minutes coefficient. minus one standings in the east defs on the third line 61 points in the asset the olympic champion in biathlon, which we know under the name of alimbekova on thursday at the commonwealth cup in raubichi sprint will start under the name of her husband dinara smolskaya, she changed her maiden name about this step, the girl thought for a long time and was in no hurry with the decision, we recall dinara and anton got married in the fall last year. i will already have the height of the purchase of the commonwealth of workers, uh, my husband’s surname is smolskaya, that is, well, dinara smolka will come out. now a

wow, deer, oh, how they celebrated the new year 11 times throughout the state, as well as in new regions of russia and on the front line, more than a hundred shells were fired at the cities of the dpr on new year's eve. why sent opened fire from highmors on the pervomaiskaya border; a strike on the objects of the ukrainian defense industry producing drones ; the goal was achieved, terrorist attacks were thwarted, the ukrainian authorities closed the priest, upc access to two cathedrals of the kiev-pechersk lavra and are preparing to celebrate the birthday will burn all of russia later on the holiday ministry of defense of the president of our 82 russian military returned from ukrainian captivity on the eve of the new year. sergei shoigu fulfilled the desire of thirteen-year-old dasha dreaming to become a pilot father, who performs combat missions, she was given a pilot's helmet. europe celebrates the new year with new prices, but sunok macron and schultz, in their congratulations to the citizens , uttered almost the same text about ukraine , who wrote it to them on the streets of 200,000