>> i want to commend timothy on this book. there's one thing in the beginning of the book to encapsulate what we are talking about, personal interactions in a different here in the mind from starting to unpack of this, you bring out very well the book if i think about 1989, we were in a rush and history class and i think it was about the russian empire and we interact and i just started by masters program. suzanne was wrapping up her undergraduate and i got a degree in studies and i remember is sitting waiting to get my degree sitting on the podium, and honorary degree and looking at the news, repeat with new thinking trying to figure out how to get out of the cold war and it confuses everybody so this was the time when nobody knew, no idea and was pretty amused with you she's beginning on his own in its 1989 for some wasn't opening to what they would hope would be new but it was one civil war after another, one conflict after another, one aspiration and so today marked by this. advises saying the problem is nobody thinks they

well, we have some interesting news, for example, very good news yesterday that timothy, you know, hemerican historian, a well-known professor at yale university, and yesterday, finally , the ministry of education and science of ukraine gave him all the symbols of an honorary doctorate of the karasin university of kharkiv timothy snyder is such an outstanding figure in the sense that he writes about ukraine , about ukrainian history, the truth, and he defends us, and i will tell you, moreover, that it is very important that it is scientists who write about this that if, for example, mass media journalists can make mistakes, then scientists are their reputation, if they make mistakes , they must report only reliable information, and that is why it is important that scientists of this level become honorary doctors. in fact, i am very pleased that timothy snyder is a clear doctor karasin university, because i was involved in the procedure of his title. the fact is that according to the procedure , there had to be an external review by a doctor of political sciences in order to recommend

timothy we we cover you under velma.iate for the growth that you kill on the screen. this man. tsar well done offensive slide kalila from the wheel is a technique of the great patriotic war tank dated failure ducks and yakostny offensive slide it shows the yak. you are writing a notebook. there is none. he may be handsome, we are on foot baby. it was a difficult task. timothy coped with the offensive slide of kali, weasel. lyosha is a fish that starts at l 4 liters of catfish. no, also a pike, a hill, a crucian rudd with such terrible limbs. will you ear? climbers ride it burns for this, such sticks are used to eat skis, right? yd. it is a musical instrument played with sticks. drum. there is no string, it has cymbals all over malyshina alexei and you play music, my mother played cymbals on cymbals such a great timothy step slide for you. meat has it. bite is sprinkled with seasonings, four letters. sugar. think, think, bone you eat bones. sala da well done, it's conveniently otlamashi and posushni slide timothy or wease

that is timothy fiore. coming up, we are going to get to our question of the day -- do you by the soft landing? we will be speaking with mona mahajan. and the economist who predicted the 2008 financial crisis shares his outlook for the economy with francine lacqua at the forum in italy. >> a 10% correction is not totally unlikely if the economy starts to soften globally and you have still inflation above essentially target with core being in the you can u.s. hide and the central banks, i would be surprised to get the 10% correction in the global equi markets. ♪ >> think the fed should be done. should have something very significant on cpi, i don't think they are going on september. >> it would be really unlikely they would move at the next eting. >> the report that the market was looking for. >> the unemployment rate, stubbornly low finally taking up i think is good news but you had to be careful. the labor market can be a real slippery slope. alix: those are some of the guests earlier commenting on jobs da

we have heard fiona and timothy garton ash discuss on the first panel. i have an all-star cast here. let me quickly introduce them. jim townsend here. he has-- you know him as the co-host of a cooking show, brussel sprout, co-host of a foreign policy show, of course, and he served as a deputy undersecretary of defense working on n.a.t.o. issues in and out of government under obama administration and previous, subsequent administrations. tara, our own tara varma has joined brookings from europe. she is an expert on european security, french foreign policy and indo-pacific issues. tara, good to see you here. steven from next door from carnegie. he is a fellow on the american state craft program at carnegie and his recent book, "2020, entitled takes a critical view on u.s. military and defense policy, particularly of the past few decades and looking forward to discussing that in the ukraine context. and finally, mary anna has recently joined us as a non-resident fellow, but she herself is at harvard center for science and international affairs at the kenned

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let's hear from timothy in illinois on our support line. timothy, go ahead. caller: yes, i'm calling to support the impeachment for the most incompetent president. host: timothy on the support line and now ethan in las vegas. caller: i just want to say i support the impeachment. host: why is that? he's dropped. again, you can continue calling on and giving your thoughts whether you support the impeachment or oppose it, 202-748-8000 and if you oppose it, 202-748-8001. let's hear from chuck schumer on the senate side after the announcement from the house on the impeachment inquiry. [video play play "plays of theweek" [video plays] senator schumer: the americans want us to do something to make their life better and not go on these witch-hunts. you can only accomplish keeping the government open in a bipartisan way. i have sympathy with speaker mccarthy. he's in a difficult position. sometimes you've got to tell these people way off the deepened who have no interest in helping the american people who want to pursue their own witch-hunts that they can't go forward

me live a timothy. what else can you tell us about the recent developments and up on that announcement from by the military lead us there was made wednesday and um, you know what the military leaders are saying is that his health condition be aside and his health that'd be best maids and bases complement, you know, just based off to the cool leader, a general reese, i'm some gramma, what swan a so in a couple and as couple on some new head of state and we are for sandbox. that's been our problem. you know the military, what's actually signed by in gram i so cheap, it was approved by him. i live bundle 5 years since the cool happened and he's not had access to his doctor. so basically this now allows him to secure, you know, within or even outside of problem a couple of them. we know that already uh, bundle was deposed on august the 30th after it much criticized the lakes. um, you know, because you know, the service de dependents fees um his his um rule what, what else being an extension of this 14 year

we'll touch base with you again timothy for more than that. i'm sure. in the coming hours and days local at nigerian reporter, tennessee a base or a from a boot, just like, you know, i just to fit this story in while we come the u. k. should be legally pursued for its hostile actions against a rum that's according to members of a part of the commission into around we're addressing countries, foreign ministry it comes is around, has just commemorated assumed at national day of fight against british imperialism . are 2 correspondents use such a lovely explains its historical significance a there's a famous thing that goes, if you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday. and this cannot be more true about the ones ripped with the west, which was wooded more than a century ago. now, one is marketing historical, patient known as the national day of the fight against british colonialism. today coincides with the death of an icon, a warning and answer colonial fighter, known as were east did vari, one of the movements of independence against the

who's coming to us from a bu good, thanks very much for joining us, timothy. what can you tell us about this website? oh, yes, i see that. um, so far the police has yet to release um, official statements, you know, detailing the events that took place in that most and in the sy, up village in the northwest could do an estate. but for what we understand is that, you know, 7 people were killed back. we also understand our, according to some accounts given by some local staff that i'm 5 of them west shots inside the most. and then the other 2 casualties, which shots within the community. we also understand that some 2 people where, where injured and they have not been taken to the hospital police spoke express in mind. so how rude i spoke to on the road test news agency. and she did confirm that that's the problem. i've talked to place, but the police has yet to release an official statements. but then, you know, i'm guys, you know, it has been my route in the northwest and central nigeria for at least 3 years have seen an increase in attacks in these regions whe

oh, oh i love to journalist, have timothy over. yeah, so appreciate that will be speaking to you soon. thank you. the overall ends in the west bank continues to flare and according to palestinian, the health ministry officials is ready. security forces reportedly killed a 20 year old palestinian man early tuesday morning at the refugee campus. we understand we need to say the idea of arrive to the area with boulders, it was and destroyed some local roads and businesses is ready on a report of it. it blew up a vehicle saying it was done to eliminate ex hello service. the apparently will reportedly ready to be used by palestinians. the right resulted in a series of classes between palestinians and his ready troops and local say, according to the palestinians. but israel is trying to read hatred again, like i do, but we were sitting in the house when we heard the sound of gunfire. most a wind up the roof and the 1st was so nothing going on that was then as soon as the young man lived outside, they show him in the house. i saw him lyin

and these two stick around, there's a lot of more terrific panels to come, join me in thinking timothy. [background noises] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the second panel foreign policy in the united states the brookings institution. we have a terrific panel which will be a continuation of these issues. the past here, let me introduce them. in the deputy secretary in and out of government our very own, an expert on european security and foreign policy and indo pacific issues, good to see you here. next door from carnegie, a fellow on the craft program. in his recent book, 2020 entitled tomorrow, the u.s. global supremacy a critical view on different policies and looking forward to discussing that. finally, mariana has recently joined us as a nonresident fellow but she herself is as it hovered and working as a senior worker, a very impressive project called managing that we will be talking about the issues. a couple of days ago we had secretary of lincoln around the corner at the school of advanced international studies and he said a number of interesting things. he said in we a

he has been handing down -- the district judge, timothy kelly -- has been handing down the longest sentences yet. host: when it comes to the 22 years received, how was that reached? what guidelines were given as far as that number is concerned? guest: they total up the sentencing guidance for each of those charges and then there were enhancements for terrorism. the actions he took were intended to influence the government through either intimidation or coercion. his lawyers argued he was not a terrorist or using violent means to achieve his ends. he was convicted of seditious conspiracy. the judge said terrorism could be applied. kelly said he understood it was not trying to blow up buildings or kill people but the standards of interfering with the government applied. enhancements to the sentence were applied. host: did mr. tarrio address the court in any way? guest: he spoke for several minutes. he apologized to law enforcement officers who he said he was not trying to mistreat. he apologized to the citizens of d.c. saying he would not his own city overrun in riot. and he asked for mercy. h

that's how you mother raised timothy. until what age?. we are 33 years old. you don't even have pictures of him, nothing. yes, when he was 3 months old, we were already then, but she disappeared from me very much with him similar very much alike. they even my son looks like his father. similar to my brother. we will be very hopeful that after this broadcast, responses will come. i am very strong of course, let him forgive. we were looking for him in all the way they could search anyway, i don’t forget for him. maybe try to contact timofey suddenly he is watching this program now. i would like to, of course, apologize to him. ah, what happened? i really apologize. i hope you will forgive me. dear viewers. we are counting on your help vera viktorovna levkova is looking for her son timofey sergeevich gurenko. he was born in rostov-on-don on april 4, 1991. perhaps he was brought up in an orphanage in the city of zverev , rostov region, if you have anything aware of this person, please contact our editors for the phone number and website addr

timothy, who is now actively engaged in business, is absent, alisa jokes, dad, look no further, he willecently the actor owed 45 million rubles, and now it’s all 200, but you ended up with more than 45 million, right in this story , friend, well, a forty-seven-year-old actor in one of the moscow restaurants at the presentation of a fashionable glossy magazine, the tree is in its element sparkling, appearance, the actor flirts with them completely, i’m lucky, i have adequate girls around, all the inadequate ones pass to the sides, i’m just flexible, i'm just like that you see, that’s it, that’s it, i’m already past, girl, i’m not alphonse, i’m expensive myself, and everyone will have to earn a piece of wood before retirement... i heard the story of how crypto scammers allegedly deceived him for big money, why did you even give up this crypto, yes, she wouldn’t have given up on me, it all started with curiosity, he said, let’s go, and we waved our hand, yes, it was my friend, i trusted him, molusian, he is a former friend and former partner of such people, here is the partner of the wood,

and then there's some people -- >> jimmy: like timothy over here. >> my gtc, who you go, okay, i mayme. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's nice. >> jimmy: that's nice. that was quite a -- [ applause ] that movie was brad pitt, casey affleck. >> matt damon. >> jimmy: who? i don't know who that is. [ laughter ] >> matt damon. >> jimmy: matt who? >> matt damon? >> jimmy: he was in that movie? >> d-a-m-o-n, middle name edward. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. is that true? >> you made that up? you did? she made it up. [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: no, he's got a dumb middle name, as i remember. i don't remember exactly what it is. will somebody look that up? >> somebody look it up. could somebody get on that, please? >> jimmy: somebody in the audience. >> he was it in. >> don cheadle. >> jimmy: don cheadle. matt damon's middle name is paige. >> oh. it makes me love him even more. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on, now. >> paige is the name of my best friend, paige. >> paige, sure, yeah. >> jimmy: matt damon said this. matt paige damon said about george, gambling, "he's the unluckiest guy at a table by far, i sat ther

timothy play this out. the only to separate what i think an appeal before.i don't have to repeat them but it is part of the solution. it's not about how did we do it? and house at the washington summit the pressure on the administration not to have a vilnius but to bring in ukraine at this crowning summit, anniversary summit, election summer, summit, a lot of political pressure there. the idea of ukraine's future in nato will be acute this summer. it will do whatever one is going to be looking for. as far as i'm concerned we got to do it then. we cannot afford to have another taking it down the road or another ms. speier like 2008. so that is part of the solution. eu membership is got to be part of that, too. they cannot lag behind just what we did in the '90s and the 2000s. >> jim, you were saying regardless what's happened on the battlefield? >> absolutely. there was a time, not so far ago when i i would say we're goino have to see we are on the battlefield that i think we passed that point. also i'm a bit more and where things are going on the battlefield

or babies or high timothy. can you tell us what more isn't merging? indeed about the reported discussions between paris and the army on the withdrawal . the french troops. yeah, so same the reports on um and points out its main um brands and got you started to withdraw. um, troops from back country including the park, gave me a ball. but there's to be ads to be an official statements, but i'm coming from bridge. i'm tardies confirming or you know, just about saying anything on this report also on monday with store uh, the new jersey, me 5 minutes. uh, i leave my main saying how to meet the reason why he told journalists that be sure it is expressed in a week withdrawal of rights, trips from country. let's listen to what to say. so does it show the french forces, uh, and the legal position, and i think that the exchange is the opposite way. she was very quickly enabled these forces to withdraw from all con street as far as the french and basset is concerned. i think there's nothing to be done. she didn't behave

captain timothy le captain anna kaiser. captain timothy leber. staff sergeant hector. weren't. officer pierre alto captain peterson. warrant officer. major benjamin roberts. captain hayden se captain william welsh.. captain hayden bassett. captain christopher king. captain andrew --. captain tyler low. captain blake. last, not least, captain jessica wagner. the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a few brief closing remarks. i'm corey wagner of the smithsonian cultural rescue initiative and colonel de jessie and i have so colleagues the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a few brief closing remarks. the colonel and i have so many colleagues and partners to drink. you will find thanks and acknowledgments on the last page of the program. please have a read of that. quickly, i would like to especially thank and recognize my partner, colonel scott. he started this journey with the many years ago. i want to thank all of our colleagues who have supported training. pushed through orders. getting people quickly into the units. all during the whole thing o

to a 201 in august as let's get more details on this right now, costing live to look or a boat, a timothy, i'll be a see what areas tim, you're joining us from a boot just off at 10 o'clock in the morning where you are now. what is the latest that we know what's happening in the jerry sounds like the us is a well re positioning troops. yes, they are. in fact, the vice of the us of the shuttle has just spoken. you know, um it does come from bad and on yesterday it was reported by the rotors news agency the you know, by an official who we didn't want to be named and what we see. ready that the us is there, but it has decided to take that step out of an abundance of caution. and i'm also prudent. i'm, you know, military planning. i get this and um, you know, the ad face to a walk in august and um ebay is 101 in miami, rob armada, and you know, 700 kilometers upon it is not a class. whether you know, how many are the number of the number of farm personnel about what been both training? and of course, the shout also did say that, you know, dude been moving non essential questionnaire also, but

timothy heyfee, former federal prosecutor, investigator for the committee investigating january 6th. your reaction to this sentencing, former proud boys chairman enrique tarrio, 22 years in prison? >> yeah, two things, jake. one, not surprised at all that tarrio's gotten the most significant sentence because the proud boys really were the tip of the spear for the riot. as we showed in our first summer hearing last summer, the proud boys picked a very vulnerable point in the perimeter of the capitol security at the "p" circle, pushed through barricades there, concussing caroline edwards, who is a very compelling witness for us. then very specifically intended to use violence to breach the windows and doors of the capitol. so they were the instigators and the first to push through a barrier and the first -- pezzola himself the first to go inside. diagnose to hear evan's reporting about what torrio is saying about remorse because it's very different than what he said right on january 6th. he texted other members of the proud boys," we did this," referencing the riot. he posted this chil

thanks very much timothy. well, we have sent a request for comment to the french government and on what is on funding. and when we hear more will bring it to you. meanwhile, nigerians have expressed their negative feelings towards the presence of french troops and parsons and boston. i sent you my, my current stuff on the new government duty on bus that or to leave it on the support decision. and would you mind immediate until tell expulsion already on bus or do i need to so front? those troops are useless for our country. while the tip of bronze has to leave because of the chair it belongs to each area and it's only cure for it. so in the interest, those 4 in troops have to leave and leave us and be we can deal with our problems by ourselves. you sure is not made for fronds ladies during the year in year and need to be united and stick together. they're only waiting for us to attack them and have a pretext. if we need to protest for a week straight, we will do and they'll see what we are capable of, and they

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however, judge timothy kelly seems to not be buying that argument essentially telling the lawyers. but you've made this argument during the trial and the jury didn't buy your argument, so i can't really see how this is going to dissuade me from putting down a really harsh punishment of for a good talk to you. they're still going through uh the arguments for a harsher sentence versus a more lenient sentence, but remove no doubt, judge kelly has noted that to tardy who was convicted of suggestions. conspiracy, which is a fancy way of saying, trying to overturn the us government. and so he does not seem inclined to let tar you'll get away with as little of punishment a little as time of prison as he possibly could. but this discussion, this sentencing hearing is still under way, and we'll just have to bring you the judge's ruling when it comes right back with you as when that happens. roles, thanks very much indeed. in the meantime, the fonts is reported to be in totes, with these as ami about the possible withdrawal of some of its troops, thousands of protests as a being rolling outs

local reporter timothy obeys who was on the scene and brought us this report. the. i'm just about one kilometer away from the ports of appeal where a far as mounting panel of charges are sitting. so who on the lawsuit by opposition parties? charlie's in freshman for like philip was an election, very heavy presence of security. brady's were trying to provide huge crowds from gathering of the port premises in a bead to make an order. what supporters of focuses on parties have been gathering here in solidarity with the are candidates. so main focus is and can do this for a team of people's democratic party and the legal partners both manner box. the ports to invalidate suitable selection allegedly allows these and accusing the electro buddy for you to transfer the election results in real time. the opposition is also a large inbox, suitable was indicted. instruct case check. it's a go and should have never been allowed to contest february's election. what's considered the most crucial, both in nigeria, in decades. what was modified file and technical difficulties and f

local correspondence, timothy you'll be, as it has more, the industry players get off because a v as in, based as well been meeting this year in a pull job for the 7 v. as an advocate summit, the summit which i'll show you open wednesday. welcome to over 1500 delegates from marvin's 7 to 5 countries. organizers say it is the largest gathering seems to be an easy to respond to 9 years ago. and the 1st summit to be hosted in west africa, the summit to 6 to address challenges in off because of g as in industries and open up opportunities for expansion. the meeting will also address whether office and carriers are ready to meet international ed transports forecast. 5 passenger numbers on the content as well, double by the year 20, 14 august, the accounts for 18 percent of the global population. what has just over 2 percent? sure. of the global transport markets. but the anticipated v as in growth in off the gas is driven by various sponsors, including economy and population growth as increasing organization. the summit will also look at government involvement in the a vision sector as th

. >> timothy, bring me to the question. >> pardon me. forgive me. >> bring me to the question. >> the question is -- okay. to the question. my point is, in 2000, because we had a third-party candidate named ralph nader, because of mr. nader and harris, we are on the trajectory that we are on today that culminated in the january 6 debacle. >> from 2000 forward, what connections back could we see today? >> the political division in the hyper- partisan polarization that we are experiencing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out for about 60 years and have accelerated over the last three decades. that is, most importantly, the sorting of our political party. timothy, you are from vermont. this is a fun little trivia's question. the state of vermont was the state in which there was a senate seat that was held by republicans for the longest continuous period of any party in the united states, from 1856s through a time when gym jeffers switched from republican to independent in 2001. that was the longest held

the president to the left tonight, jerry at tuesday type time sheets, when you saw me in india. timothy o b e r t. i like to re let's major event thomas as another labor strike has taken place in nigeria. people have been demanding that presidents a new mover versus economic reforms. the government has repealed fuel subsidies and the decision has spiked inflation rates in the country. durians, have been speaking out about the situation. the last one did this, as is really terrible, like name one insight into the office. and everything does became like pro 5 fonts a fire. that's what we've been on. it's been really terrible, really, really terrible. would you not say that the government is not fine, but things are tight. prices have gone up. the government should have mercy on the poor and have mercy on the country by fixing things. will do that same is that the gambling should do. i'm going to testable 1st as i visit, and i was trying to say i'd like to have moved to an authorizing and the 1st advocate climate summit has wrapped up in the can in capital with african leaders adopting a j

timothy is from vermont and this is a trivia question, but the state of vermont was the state in which there was eight senate seat held by republicans for the longest continuous period of any party in the u.s., from 1856 through the time when jim jeffords switch from republican to independent i think was in 2001. cap as the seat longest held by republicans. in 1936, vermont was 1 -- that was the longest seat held by republicans. ron had a long liberal to moderate republican party. also there was a moderate to conservative democratic party. now what you have is, you have a collapse of the party system. now you just have liberal democrats and conservative republicans. you have urban, cosmopolitan places represented by democrats and traditional rural places represented did by republicans. alongside that you had the nationalization of our politics. cap a few thousand votes here or there, gore would have been president instead of george w. bush. when you combine the sorting of the politics and the nationalization you have a recipe for hyper-partisan winner take all polarization both parties

the judge, in this case, timothy kelly has clearly taken that on board. he also said the terrier was motivated by revolutionary zeal and that he felt about tar you needed a particularly harsh sentence in order to head off the possibility of any seeing like january 6 happening again. bill to afghanistan or the human world food program is dropping to 1000000 people from food support. the agency blamed a massive shortfall in funding altogether. over $10000000.00 afghans have been dropped from food assistance since the beginning of this year. un is raising the alarm over, shrinking aid to the country, warning of a catastrophe. if things don't change, said the world food program now has to choose between the hungry and the starving in a country where most already don't know where they will get their next me or, or join. now, from kabul by all the, the tc he's the agent editor, as a new humanitarian on the how bad has the situation, the humanitarian situation become for the people in afghanistan since the taliban re gain control. i mean, you just have to look a

i am in the stable with timothy grass for the ripening period. more precisely, we end on this field. we can say that we still have harvesting ahead of us ; it’s just that we sowed it in june. e this year. eh, it’s just very relevant for as a forage crop, since it’s a sustainable crop, we got just four cuttings where we planted this year, lost with annual table clover, paradise, annual is high. but with us, that is, he really gives four and five. corn rushed around and on the grain from the server they merged the barisovsky bakery plant for a total of 5,000 hectares of corn crops. noble for promoting the way of life in the socio-economic cultural development of the capital from the day of the city at the russian event, the mayor of minsk vladimir kukharov served at the town halls, who recognized the upadiyaka of 60 people with conor certificates. these are workers of the greenery sector of any municipal cultural sector, employees of the city district administration. now we are preparing. it is clear for the city holiday, yes, which will take place

so basically, what the judge said, the judge, in this case, timothy kelly said that this was a national disgrace. that january 6th, a harm the a, the a convent and american convention that supported the rule of law and the constitution that an american tradition around the peaceful transfer of power had been broken and has been lost. in the big case, he cited a big role in tearing down barriers that allowed writers to search forward. and so him that was a meaningful and deliberate step to disrupt the electoral vote ongoing in the capital. at that time. and the rails, casey sided, how rail sprayed police officers with chemical irritants. now both man cried in the court room. biggs said that his daughter needed them. real, said that he regretted his actions. but again, we're looking at 17 years for bigs. 15 years for rail, and that represents so the 2nd and 3rd harshest punishments needed out for january 6, respectively, with the harshest punishment still going to be os keeper stewart rhodes, who got 18 years. janelle, do my own in washington dc. there. when he was president, joe biden is

host: timothy in vermont. democrats line. hello. caller: hi, pedro. okay, thank you. the worst thing about marijuana in my humble opinion, being on this planet for 61 years, would be you do a 35 and 50. the most insidious drug in our society, without a doubt, would be alcohol. period. i can speak from that personally and i can speak from it massively anecdotally. and all i'm saying is, there is nothing wrong with marijuana. host: okay. tim in vermont. abc news and other sources saying dr. joe biden has tested positive for covid according to our communications director confirming that yesterday. the first lady tested positive for covid-19, currently experiencing only mild symptoms according to the commute occasion director. following dr. biden's positive test beau biden took a test monday evening and tested negative according to his press secretary. the president will test at a regular cadence this week and monitor for symptoms, she noted in that speech. steve on the independent line in pennsylvania. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning america. i would like to ma

on the ground, prosecutors like and him then to a general, not a soldier, the judge, in this case, timothy kelly has clearly taken that on board. he also said the totes area was motivated by revolutionary zeal. and that he felt about tar, you needed a particularly harsh sentence in order to head off the possibility of anything like january 6 happening again. so it was considered something of a king here. now i want to talk about the divisiveness because of a lot of americans saw the january 6 riots as and attempted to, and others just thought as a protest that maybe went too far. so what has been the reaction to this and of the well, i suppose the calendar point to that would be that it, you know, it was american jury's who convicted the proud boys. american jury is composed of ordinary american citizens. so that tells you that there, there is at least a subset of the population that doesn't believe that the proud of boys are experiencing politically motivated persecution, just for protesting. but i think a few things here will stand out in the national imagination, right? so the proud boy

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in the 1st instance, on the charge of suspicious conspiracy, judge timothy kelly seemed to indicate that he felt that there needed to be some sort of enhancement to a prison sentence. because of what he said was a key disruption in the ongoing transfer of power. in the us government, diego, listen to a lot of evidence being workforce by prosecutors in which they suggested that tardy and showed no remorse in the days leading up to. and on january 6th, 2021. i taught us the official has one to north korea that they'll be a price to pay if it supplies weapons to rush efforts for a new crane. it follows reports that north korea's need, that will travel to russia later this month. providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to concord territory that belongs to another sovereign nation is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this schools in front of send thousands of muslim girls home for wearing a bias. front band, the government in schools last week.