so timothy is here. this is exactly the same fake ad.mewhere from the internet. maybe even the real one was photographed so that it was impossible to find a tanned one, but we quite clearly here, therefore, to the sign that he specially brought the trophy with spices, we understand that these are scammers who want us to think about our army, only bad, in fact , since the address is fake, it just creates a mood in society , that is, we are not talking, even trying to sell something is about explaining to us how we have armies and then man is not easy. why do we need details? where is the husband from? what i brought i will sell the sets i will sell the set as if. yes, that's about the fact that our army is being tried many times many times to discredit, including in buchi, and not only in those events that spread around the world, but also accused of looting. so the ukrainian side often exposes itself. let's see. and the recorded case of robberies and looting by the invaders in the areas of the settlements of bucha and gostomel in the kie

tell me, it was n't you who killed the chapai, but who was timothy tell me, it was timothy, he told youand ordered to kill us, right? you killed him i ask you killed him well done and we are now tied with you by blood, brother. this tracker is on you. she told me chapai in the cellar, now let's go dear. this is your extra confession already recorded, citizen of the roots, everything is in order. well, what are you, that you have become attached to me, but gloomy, such work. sorry . drop the gun. timofey. drop it. let's agree, you hear it. well, you greedy timothy can’t, so he set fire to his former accomplice, first sent him to prison, and then, so as not to share, shot him, like a rabid dog and convicts. you set on a zoy. i knew that you petrovich would intercede for her. wanted everything problems. in one fell swoop, decide from an akita and the yards are free for you. ah ah ah. yes, you're a citizen. laziness handcuffs eat eat alive almost killed. so so wow, what fates? great khmurov great yes, i decided to see how easy it is for you here, as you can see. welcome back from vacation.

and timothy you are our conditional mandelalsya. zoya is fine.o sum up the preliminary results, what do we have there with the stove. the stove in the bathhouse is absolutely perfect. but someone hammered the damper so that it would never be removed either with a hammer or in such a way that it could not be removed, for sure. so zoya was hanging up her laundry yesterday, she was stretched, and she has bruises on her back. here he is petrovich, he is alive. you see the bruises. here he is alive. i think that the convicts decided to stay in the zoya's hut. naturally, they didn't like it. take your time hurrying, well, yes, swallowed. vanya came here immediately. well how are you? gun in the village of petrovich when he died, and hours five or six ago, that means 3 o'clock in the morning. he could not kiss at 3:00 at night in his house, and who does not know. you saw a human corpse there, do you know who it is? did i understand correctly? wait, i know you like her. tell me, did you help zoya load the dump truck from the crayfish? don't be afraid, i

and the attack on timothy will not be revealed.nderstand you, i don't want to understand what you mean. and i think you perfectly understood and heard me. you have time to think, see you tomorrow. and advise the widow not to be greedy. great, well done. let's meet. tell me the details. yes, i completely forgot, i thanked my vika. she is very helped. in any case, this is a big step forward. where are you in control now? did you stop by? just sent home in the know you or not. hello kirill robertovich, you know i'm in a bit of a quandary. usually i immediately refuse to lead patients who do not perform. they ignore my orders. i am not ignoring. it's just that you don't attend the sessions. stop lecturing me , i've been working. that's how. what prevented you from warning me about this? and that's it. i'm sorry, i'm very sorry. konstantin arkadievich it is a pity that i did not heed the words of antonina andreevna, who strongly recommended to change the scheme of your treatment is better to mind your own business. let's not interfere w

this is our timothy. yes, our colleague and our comrade marina, i want you too., happy birthday to you . it is really symbolic here that the grass that you meet over there in the donbass, but you have chosen such a fate. eh, i understand about it don't regret it be proud. you are young. just. thank you very much from us and from those who i am, the inhabitants of donbass, i will tell you here what is happening here. we have an interesting event going on. we are planting lilacs. and in honor of the opening of the school and the victory, here the guys here are so active, and the guys, hello what is the name of denis, we are studying in the tenth grade. now we sit down and rejoice that the school has opened, of course. well, the guys are glad that the school has opened. eh, it's true in the donetsk republic educational process. uh, will be extended until july 1, in order to have time to master all we wish the guys good marks for the program. and i am very glad that while i was in moscow here. i had my colleague and comrade timofei yermakov and he filmed, uh, stories

i didn’t thank anything so they came on time, otherwise timothy would have done what he planned. he is timofey kholodov our first experimental experiment. asked the whole problem is that he could not stop in time. thanks to shcheglov shchukin, i began the development of a strong painkiller , and the first test subject was our colleague, a young biologist timofey kholodov, a test subject. well of course, the drug worked, but it had very strong side effects. you see, timofey had ulcers on his skin. apparently, this process is no longer reversible. if you stop taking the drug, everything will pass, but timofey is like a drug addict, he needs more and more understanding. as a result, we decided to stop taking the drug and destroyed all stocks. everything remained in a thermos with herman, he carried it in a bag. when timothy attacked and did not find the drug, he decided that we had it. yes, he couldn't stop. you see, moreover, it not all of the side effects that may appear may be a violation of the motor functions of color blindness. but look, almost without feeling pain, having rec

timothy, all the money that was for the shelter spent, she barely made ends meet. offices use a common mechanism when combining words from one language and for combining words and from two times the result was that such uneven mechanical interpretations of expressions in mixed languages ​​​​are used by the respondent, dina nimble, and her report from the scene . what am i supposed to do? how to live on, you will have to close the shelter. what should i do with animals? especially with the sick. i don't mind at all . dear viewers, we call on you to donate money for the treatment of the crippled timosha and to maintain the operation of the shelter. yes, we know that many did not like the activities of timofey bogatyrev , the owner and founder of the shelter, it is likely that one of them raised a hand against him, but without timofey, close the shelter and the animals will again be on the street, they will be killed. can we allow this to happen, do not remain indifferent. after all , indifference is a sin and the worst thing that can happen to a person. that's all he

manus: coming up, timothy graf will talk fed, markets, and cpi. that interview is next. dani: we will also be discussing the red-hot inflation ahead of ecb's decision on thursday. all of that to come. this is the bird. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we do not have a policy role for every segment of the population. we do not have one for every industry. we have one. it is called the interest rate. that is really it. it is a brute force hammer we use on the economy and when you have to use a brute force tool, sometimes there is some collateral damage that happens. we are trying to do this in a way that there is not much of it but we cannot tailor policy. dani: christopher waller saying some damage is hard to avoid from raising interest rates. joining us for the market conversation is timothy graf. great to have you on the program. we listen to what waller said and we heard charlie evans yesterday. is this a fed willing to risk economic damage in order to go after inflation? tim: i don't know if they are willing to risk economic damage. they are probably willing to risk finan

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and we'd never heard of timothy leary. we'd never heard of lsd.ome point, we ingested the lsd. we realised we were tripping... nile chuckles. ..and then we sat there for two days. you're listening to this is the end by the doors... by the doors, right. ..and this is when you picked up a guitar and you heard a beatles song. and it was the beatles, a day in the life. yeah. well, that's how it started. i went out and bought a beatles song book and i kept playing the positions that i thought were the proper position. anyway, one of my mom's boyfriends comes home and says, "whoa! "what have you got that thing tuned like?" and i said, "i don't know. "i got it tuned so i could play something." and he took it and he retuned it to the proper tuning of a guitar — what we call standard tuning. now i go back and i play the first chord and it's perfect. you know, you're now 26, 27 years sober, no drink or alcohol. how's that going, by the way? fantastic. yeah? no drink, no drugs for 27 years? nothing. but you reached rock bottom a few times. yeah. your heart s

joining me now is professor timothy snyder at yale university. thank you for being with us tonight.isinformation. your piece today focuses on what this war is doing to russian culture and identity. i would love if you could tell us a bit about that. >> the central idea of empire is that the other side has no state, the other state has no nation. therefore, we disappear people, hear the russians, had the right to go in and say who should be in charge and who's who. the problem is that as you attempt to carry out these things, you find yourself confronted with a real stay and real people that resist you. as you attempt to crush them, you do terrible things yourself. as he showed in the last segment, the attempt to justify and find some kind of circular logic that makes all this somehow acceptable or understandable forces you into all kinds of contortions. by the end of it, the word propaganda does not really begin how to describe it. it is a preferred hate speech. all you have is television, and all television is doing is this kind of hate speech, then at the end of the day, among the

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yes timothy tell me what brought you to this hospital to the hospital. i managed to find out that the hospital is one of the deputies, and the mariupol city council. now he is standing next to me. his name is valery agibalov. and this is a man who directly suffered from the actions of the nazi azov regiment. and the fact is that on the twenty-fourth of march, an attempt was made on him, an attempt on his life, and a robbery in fact, and the floor azov, the chief of staff of the azov regiment, who introduced himself as rostislav, a came to the enterprise to valery and a. they tried to take away the cars again, when they decided to prevent this, but they broke his head with a pistol , hit him several times and actually robbed him. yes it was. well , such a robbery the car was stolen. valery was lying down. in general, in the blood. his friends found him, they first took him to the ilyichevsk hospital, where he was given the first necessary aid and given to him. we ruled in donetsk, so we understand correctly that here you can clearly see what these scoundr

this is timothy.imothy, we were talking earlier, and i asked you about your home in kyiv because you left your home. could you share with me, what happened to your home in kyiv. >> yeah. my home in kyiv is in a individual called mila, and my house was attacked by a tank. >> you showed your home up in flames. your mom was crying when you showed that video. how does it make you feel knowing that you're not going to be able to go home again. >> i'm not able go home again. i don't know. it's so strange. >> how does it feel when you're seeing all of these things happening back home? what's going on in your heart when you're looking at these pictures. >> i'm so angry and sad. >> very angry and sad. and you still have, of course, family and friends back home. are you worried all the time? are you calling all the time and asking? >> there are ukrainians here and others. >> thank you so much, timothy. i'm very sorry about your home. of course, christie, , this is t families are worried about. if you ask them,

vedic hello timothy it's me, yes, i'm listening. you heard great. understood? i'm fine on my own.ry happy for you. thank you.

professors timothy snyder and michael eric dyson, thank you both very much.ight on all in, explosive reporting from the new york times, how the twice impeached ex president has turned himself into a modern-day party boss, and now he's cashing in and mar-a-lago. also, can republicans really take back power with a plan to raise your taxes? where are the democrats doing to try to stop them? then, -- >> i've never seen a cruise missile there myself. it was so big, i thought it was an airplane. >> we'll go live to ukraine where a new russian offensive has apparently begun. plus,

feated today's story thing over timothy stein or. feated today's story thing over timothy stein or. good evening i'm mehdi hassan back in 2019 a full year and a half before the 2020 election i asked a question, one that was bothering me for quite some time, one of donald trump loses in november 2020 and refuses to leave the white house? now i know that doesn't seem like a crazy thing to ask now, but back then i received a lot of flak, liberals disagreed with may. certain that american institutions would protect us from a coup, some suggested if trump loses it wouldn't a secret service just escort him out. but what people feel to realize that donald trump spent four years in office disrupting norms, and slowly but surely corrupting americans institutions. and tonight i need to ask, is the secret service one of those institutions? just within the last few days democratic representative jamie -- who's a member of the house 16 committee said that the committees up coming public areas will tell a story that will blow the roof off the hous

and timothy tell me, please, what kind of audience is this for?u think it could go exactly these are people who have children, including parents. those guys who are now our guys are in ukraine in order to hit them too on their emotional state of their psyche. it's very clear here. so manipulative that's right. timur said, reception when a child with a crying toy is shown. and here is the obvious ate. grandmother or mother. uh, dead in the background. this is a touching picture, a very dramatic film is really very dramatic, because the event that will be told is incredibly difficult, incredibly strong, and they themselves catch any person who has at least a little bit in himself. here is some kind of emotional e contains here mechanisms. it's very understandable to catch an emotion and that's it. the desire to urgently stop everything, urgently stop everything, so that god forbid this does not happen, but we know what is needed to prevent this from happening, it is necessary that the ukrainian troops stop shelling civilians, as they did. this is 8

hello timothy, it's me, yes, i'm listening. well, where do you live, my friend, with some of your girls. remember, girls do not like the homeless, everything is fine with me. and i'm fine too. you heard great. understood? i'm fine on my own. i am very happy for you. thank you. all the best to you bye and how much dust can this rubbish cost? i wonder what are you doing here? i'm looking for a toilet. sorry for the intimate details. but you yourself asked, you always go to the strelka toilet, you know, if my vision doesn’t change, you also don’t have a glass of water in your hands. i just always was interested. the history of our economy has seen. here is the same jug for 30 rubles. just don't think about it. you are looking at your future inheritance and you don’t need anything. i have a two-room apartment in zhitomir. i also have an apartment and a garage. goodnight. hello what do you measure at night? i went out for a breath of air, i can’t sleep. well, yes, the smell of money excites this is understandable. you do n't seem to

nichols and i'm with the well well, you know, i'm glad you know, you know, we, the, we get a nimble timothy and it was the week left to let it go off. but he got into a little while ago, lindsey woody was really number a number you talk on monday that i'm going to be on monday. i would and they will not want that one. i would have on monday and i wouldn't be got a one level meaning that it needed i she didn't like it that week. allah, not guy. the guy who can handle guy matter, but i li, it. yeah. but how are we? can you slow then go up on that, then goes on to do or map mangan, kona, manga middle, or now, megan bingo mangan, that a, sometimes it didn't comes to us. i, we, to fight picnic king or the canon. right? or i to you either, you know, he knew the group and you didn't do the whole or do live meat when lou mute on back bluff way to being believed. i'll tre, my level with awe sites you serious to go to walk and chew gum at the same spot. you'll weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line right now you can really see the divide between temperature. so across the yang

and one person i would follow is timothy snyder. tim snyder has done a good job of explaining this simply. host: on twitter? guest: on twitter and he writes a lot. host: mike in scottsboro, alabama. caller: yes, i was wondering, i am wondering why the united states government can't remotely control a c-130 aircraft and remotely drop food and medical supplies to the people trapped in the steel factory in mariupol . i have another comment also. i have heard from some people that are very right wing trumpites, that they have this crazy idea -- they have gone to crazy town, once again. they believe that vladimir putin is trying to stop a one world government, and they have this crazy idea that nato is the creator of a one world government. i mean, it is crazy on -- it is very ideology, and that is all i have to say. thank you very much. host: dora chomiak? guest: i can't address the plain idea, but as an individual i think it is clever. i like a rules-based system. i like a diverse, rules-based system. and i think when i see people in u

that and you can move it because even the date they moved to crimea from russia, let's see which timothy shameka ukrainians like viking of fighting tooth and nail to defend their country. his comrade, known by his code named railey, has risen to cult status. he takes radio jamming a step further speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. ah, this is vance. i learned i had learned a sire radios this russian soldier rich jams to call stopping reinforcements from coming and then sends the i don't know. so i yeah. now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you should love and respect her enemy. oh my god. at the end of the battle, and then this is radia resistance interfere with the signal so that the trident of the ukrainian flag appears on the screen. this is what the war of radio waves looks like. you're watching d. w. news has the reminder of our top stories. the u. s. has announced more military age to ukraine. the biden administration says it will give hundreds of millions of dollars of heavy artillery and drones to ukraine in addition to the equipme

that and you can do that because even the date they moved to crimea from russia, let's see which timothy shameka ukrainians like viking of fighting tooth and nail to defend their country. his comrade, known by his code named railey, has risen to cult status. he takes radia, jamming a step further, speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. ah, this is on fire, land side learn to fire radios, this russian soldier rich jams to call stopping reinforcements from coming. and then since this hi tonisha, why? yeah. now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you said love and respect her enemy. oh my god. at the end of the battle, and then there's a radio resistance interfere with the signal so that the trident of the ukrainian flag appears on the screen. this is what the war of radio waves looks like. you're watching dw news live from berlin up next. our doc films series asks will roots save the world. the answer to that in just a moment, stay with d, w and will else like are invalid. take ah i just got is just a thought they will grade you. mm mm.

and you can do that because even the date they moved to crimea from russia, let's say which timothy shameka ukrainians like viking of fighting tooth and nail to defend their country. his comrade, known by his code name raymond, has risen to coat status. he takes radio jamming a step further speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. ah, this is vance. i learned i had learned a sire radio's dis, russian soldier rich jams to call stopping reinforcements from coming. and then since this international i yeah. now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you should love and respect her enemy. oh my god. at the end of the battle, the members of radio resistance interfere with the signal so that the ukrainian cater vans appears on the screen. this is what the war of radio ways looks like. we turn our focus now to france. we're french present a minor in my call and is far a challenger matting. the van are making a final push for votes before sundays. presidential run off whole show that the race is much tighter than 5 years ago. when french voters faced the exact s

everything about that and you can leverage cuz even the date they moved to crimea from russia puts a much timothy shameka ukrainians like viking, a fighting tooth and nail to defend their country. his comrade, known by his code name routing, has risen to cult status julia. he takes radia jamming a step further. what, speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. ah, this is vance. i learned side were under fire radios, this russian soldier rich jams to call, stopping reinforcements from coming, and then sends this initial line. now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you should love and respect her enemy over. at the end of the battle, the members of radia resistance interfere with the signal so that the trident of the ukrainian flag appears on the screen. this is what the war of radio waves looks like. franklin, which is university lecturer on a defense topics and the former military intelligence officer. i asked him how difficult it is to intercept russian radio traffic. well, what this speaks to go to is pull russian equipment, training and culture. the 1st

work that and actually how about ah ah ah isabella timothy, you're about to lead fennel. com slash concern. but to irma, resemble himself, korea could never copy my love them and for her hut or couldn't they are near connie min couple not my lad. kind of whom was it? i do. we are newton myself. i kind of got a bid for little fella. far, far bye. my mom was there. i had to between them one by one, shall they have been you just them and the what them and presenting on that. i'd love to know if you have any special fee or bars. costco maya, who are p miniature by any visual. i'm going to be just saying, i'm a company. you know what? ah ah ah, i don't know, but me because he got a guy came up with this data. these wrote a famous history of the peloponnesian wars. what he observes is the war or the conflict does not usually break out with the bigger the smaller country, pushing up and pushing up and finally attacking. that's not what happens. it's usually the bigger country that gets worried and then the tax. and you can see this pattern through history, they call it sometimes the considered th

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thank you for taking time to speak to us, timothy.now it's an important holiday in this country. let me start off by asking you what we can expect from this meeting. we heard president zelenskyy announcing yesterday in this two-hour press conference that secretary of state and secretary of defense of the u.s. side were coming here. can you confirm whether that's still happening? >> i can not confirm or deny, as they say. but if this happens, at least three things are very important. one is, of course, the diplomacy of this, that the world stands with ukraine and the leader of the world, the united states, of the democratic world. >> we have seen a lot of european leaders coming to kyiv. >> this is important. >> how important is the optics here? >> the optics in ukraine is important because at times, you know -- it goes in waves up and down. there are hours almost every day where we feel abandoned. and we feel sometimes that we need more support, more hope. visits like that daily, weekly, continuing visits, show us that there is a -- w

joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university, the author of "bloodlands" europe between hitler and stalin and nice to have you in person. i don't do this anymore. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> let me ask you about that last quote that i just read. mendacity of a certain scale, how mendacity of a certain scale affects politics over time. can you just tell us what you mean. >> well, that's the public relations advice, is from hitler, hitler says if you tell a lie, it's of a certain scale, that's big enough, people won't believe that you could conceive them on your scale and since they believe it and take continue in first, they don't want to disbelieve it later on and becomes part of their life and an alternative reality and reshape politics and substantiate itself in memory and policy and you act as if it is true and you move on to do things as though it were true. so in our example, if we pretend that people won the election in 2020, then we have an argument for suppressing votes, because we can say, well, there was fraud, therefore we should sup

it's useless timothy is unconscious and the doctors are not in a hurry to make predictions yet, but iseful to sit here or not. this time will tell, you yourself say that it’s too early to make forecasts as soon as he comes to his senses and ask about his wife’s plans for his shelter. and what does he think about it, if the grandmother knows, climbed into our affairs? i may be a folder. but i learned to extract information from the network a long time ago, and i found out very quickly that the house and the plot with the shelter were already up for sale, what do you offer me? i need to arrange somehow your life the life of this beast, which, by the mercy of timosh, remained in my care, or maybe you offer me to sell a kidney, well, you will obviously survive your own fuck. you know, you are the most interesting, it turns out that all this was put up for sale a week before the attack on timosha , it turns out that someone not only knew, but was sure that the owner would not be able to interfere with the deal. and why are you threatening me? i think what you want. i promise you the first t

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here to discuss, professor of political science at columbia university, timothy fry author of "the limits putin's russia." putin's daughters also facing sanctions. how and when will we know if these efforts are having any real impact on putin and his decision-making? >> well, i think you can say they're having an impact already. a key role for the sanctions was to degrade russia's military capacity. we see the largest tank factory in the country has been considerably slowed because they can't get the microchips to produce the tanks that are so important to the war effort. so in degrading russia's military capacity, that's an important agenda. you know, the russian oligarchs who are feeling tremendous pain from these sanctions, i would -- they didn't sign up to be the face of an international pariah state, and i'm sure they're not very happy about the start of the war. but given where they are, they're reluctant to support any efforts to criticize putin for fear that they will be even worse off, and, you know, be thrown in jail and lose their assets thanks to the russian government. so the

timothy klein, the 31-year-old, is a six and a half year veteran.his firehouse to have died in the last four years, so a difficult day for the department, a difficult day for the firefighters here who now have to continue to figure out what caused this fire and what caused that collapse that killed timothy klein. >> china is doubling down on its zero covid strategy by putting up steel fences and blockades in shanghai to stop people from traveling, and it's partitioning build to go prevent people with positive covid cases from leaving. officials say the lockdown in shanghai will remain in effect until the spread of covid is eliminated. >>> last week saw a new round of double speak involving donald trump and republicans. up next, a closer look at the flap over who said what and then denied it for the record. oh i get it. so you can take your old phone, that you've had for 12 years and loved everery minute of, and trade it in for something new that suits your life now? that's right, yeah. and then enjoy immediate success, even though you'll never forge

lena and timothy are homeless. their apartment block obliterated in an airstrike.ne's leaders called mariupol the heart of their war effort. but they fear soon it could stop beating. jane: president biden says the evidence appears to suggest that russia is committing genocide in ukraine. he says it is becoming clearer and clearer that putin wants to wipe out the idea of even being ukrainian. russian forces have been withdrawing from the north around the capital after failing to enter kyiv. their retreat is shown here in purple. -- revealed more of the terrible damage and destruction left in their wake. our correspondent is traveling with those trying to document evidence of alleged war crimes committed by russian troops. his report contains upsetting details. >> 10 more. the numbers, the mass graves, the contempt for life. some so badly charred, they are just pieces to pick up. the man and the inhuman. what happened here in bucha and elsewhere are not just sins, says ukraine, but war crimes. french investigators and other international teams are helping prepare a l

here is the amazing timothy clinging to his father, please with the children, but i will not talk.en it works. well, many times a week, of course, we are planning to get closer to each other. we always do this all the holidays all my two weeks ago agata muceniece was responsible for children's leisure somehow he helps with children. maybe a nanny, is there a mother from birth with us, therefore, she is rumored as a member of the family and the actors are reunited again agatha flashed her engagement ring with a diamond. he is not attached, nor in some gift from his beloved men. just a gift. i got lost. i don't say other questions. did you agree other questions other questions. maybe pavel priluchny confesses that he has returned to the bosom of the family. but the heiress of christina asmus and garik kharlamov, eight-year-old nastya with giblets gives up her parents, it turns out that they do not pay attention to their own child at all. no, never took once went to shoot a hussar. you forgot you slept slept were were a monastery. and you want never said. and you are there, and the ex

joining us now is timothy snyder, he is professor of history at yale university.of blood land, your between hillary and stolen. it is out and you didn't just week. professor snyder, really nice of you here in this person. nice to see you. let me ask you about that last quote that i just read. mendacity of a certain scale. how mendacity of a certain scale affects politics overtime. can you just tell us what you mean? >> well that's the public relations advice is from hitler. hiller says if you tell a lie that's of a certain scale, that's big enough, people won't believe that you could deceive them on that scale. and since they believe and they taken first, they don't want to disbelieve later on. it becomes part of their life, becomes will we now call in article and of reality because it shows politics. then because substantially just alina marie but in policy. you act as if it's true, and then you move on to do things as though it were true. so in our example, if we pretend that trump won the election 2020, then we have an argument for suppressing votes. because we

that timothy snyder, thank you. i mentioned before, we also spoke for this week's episode of why is this happening? and you can check it out wherever you get your podcasts. still to come, new york city general says that donald trump should be held in contempt. and district attorney says his office is exploring matters in its own criminal investigation. plus, warnings of an imminent russian cyber attack. new reporting on a secret mission that appears to have disrupted that plot, next. we've been warning for weeks and months, both publicly and privately, that cyberattacks could be part of a broadbased russian effort to escalate the war in ukraine. we have been working closely with ukrainians to harden their defenses and we will continue to do so in the days ahead. we are also coordinating with the private sector with companies like microsoft, both in ukraine and here in the united states, in case there are potential cyberattacks that unfold in the coming months here. of course, it's possible that russia could conduct

sam: timothy douglas is the play's director.he role, he took a walk to the south minneapolis intersection known as george floyd square. >> i sat on one of the benches opposite the spot where george floyd took his last breath. and it came to me that this is not a directing gig, this is an assignment. and because it is an assignment i surrendered any tie to dictating what the outcome should be, what the final product should look like on the stage. i just entered the first day of rehearsal and together we just started creating. sam: the play they created follows josh and his best friend emma as they try to make sense of the events gripping their community and straining their own relationship. they grapple with their perception of emma's lovable uncle manny, a white police officer character cheryl west added to the adaptation. and then there is josh's older brother malcolm, who butts heads with his parents over the killing and sneaks out of the house to join the protests. >> there is power in numbers and i have to stand up and be co

congratulations on the book timothy frye. from my point of view as an obligated reader there are far too many books on russia but we have far too few good looks on russia and her fester fries book call -- falls into the latter category which makes it a pleasurable experience. a long time ago in the late 80s and early 90s the russians were saying that they wanted to be a normal country and this was true of the vast majority people even in the provinces who were far away like myself. professor frye's argument is that russia is a marmol country. it has become a normal country. it is a normal autocracy but it is normal. putin kills journalists and autocracies killed journalists. that's what attackers to do. they emasculate limits on executive power. this regime is corrupt yeah well all personal autocracies are corrupt so we are dealing with another normal country. it's not a normal country in the way that folks in the late 80s and 90s were hoping. they were looking for a normal country in the western european social democratic we

that timothy snyder, thank you.efore, we also spoke for this week's episode of why is this happening? and you can check it out wherever you get your podcasts. still to come, new york city general says that donald trump should be held in contempt. and hands district attorney says his office is exploring matters in its own criminal investigation. plus, warnings of an imminent russian cyber attack. new reporting on a secret mission that appears to have this rapid that plot, next. are. what if we gave our bodies that same love? new dove body love shower collection is infused with face care ingredients like hyaluronic and peptide serums, plus 10 times moisture boost complex. to make your skin feel smoother, happier, bolder, and more radiant. make your body smile. new dove body love. face care ingredients now in the shower. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c u

alright, timothy who is definitely from blue bay assets. thanks so much for joining my pleasure. now funerals being held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shot by israeli forces. dozens gathered to pay tribute to the 17 year old and the occupied west bank town of janine soldiers have carried out raids in the area officer palestinian man shopping killed, 3 israelis in tell of eve on thursday. at least all palestinian has died in the operation that brian joins us from just outside the refugee camp in june. the mid that how people reflect. he wants the mood like after the killing of this teenager in his, his funeral. and by the way, why was he shot and killed? i mean, we come across the story so frequently, sometimes we forget to ask that question fair people here in the janine area, tell us that he was a bystander. he was riding on a motor bike when and is wally special units came into the cab and shot at him. according to the palestinian has ministry, the bullets that were used or the bullet that hit his leg was an explosive one, which is why