so trudeau used this . and so trudeau used this. and february 14th. being valentine's day , he used this to valentine's day, he used this to suppress this protest, this completely peaceful protest . and completely peaceful protest. and on january 23rd, federal court judge richard mosley ruled that trudeau's decision to do that was unreasonable was unjustified , and was unconstitutional , was unreasonable was unjustified , and was unconstitutional, and he should never have done it. he had no reason to do it, and he knew he had no reason to do it. and there's a, uh, another story thatis and there's a, uh, another story that is growing as as i speak right now that it's concomitant with, with this ruling is the evidence, the overwhelming evidence, the overwhelming evidence , now that justin evidence, now that justin trudeau faked his own , an trudeau faked his own, an emergency, he faked the intelligence. it was all fabricated intelligence based on a group calling itself the canadian anti—hate . network canadian anti—hate. network which calls itself an a

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trudeau personally invited the ss man to that meeting.er, the prime minister tried to distance himself from this and blamed the speaker of the house obshchenko. eventually resigned. let me remind you that in september last year , ninety-eight-year-old yaroslav gunka was invited to the canadian parliament in honor of zelensky’s visit. he was introduced to the applauding audience as a veteran of the fight against the russians. in reality, he turned out to be a nazi from the ss golyachin division, notorious for its atrocities. in russia, gunki in absentia charged with genocide of civilians. now some footage from our ministry of defense. two tu-95 ms strategic missile carriers are taking to the skies. long-range aircraft , the air component of our nuclear triad, the planned flight takes place over the neutral waters of the bering and chukotka seas, near the border with america. escort is provided by the crew of su-30 sm multirole fighters. the flight lasted 9 hours and, as the ministry of defense emphasizes, was carried out in strict accordan

scapegoat for this very speaker of parliament, although i’m looking at those who attacked the same trudeauropagandists are using it to spread false narratives about nazism in ukraine, this i quoted canadian prime minister trudeau almost verbatim, false narratives, and i specifically went to look at the website of the berezhany city council. so he is there, excuse me, an honorary citizen of the city since 2004, for two decades now, he is there hangs on the honorary board, and if the canadians there pretend, oh, we didn’t know who he was, yes, then on the website of this berezhany city council it is directly written that he served in the galicia division. he spoke in canada, the speaker was removed, everything was confirmed, look, these scoundrels, comrades-in-arms of berbock, whose grandfather was a nazi, on what grounds, on what grounds in relation to our examples there are many, they have a saying , spit in the eyes of spherchimia, that god’s dew, yes, i remember when the azov people were taken in mariupol and taken out with these endless tattoos, and show me what i sent them in response,

strangely, scandals have long been raging about the plans of the trudeau cabinet.is once practiced the medical extermination of the mentally ill, but now they have tried to revive it. authorities, went to dust, just one of many government programs. in general, access to euthanasia is as easy as possible here. the famous american journalist tucker carlson even called trudeau's policies in this sphere of genocide of the canadian people. the numbers are truly shocking. from 2016 to the first twenty years, doctors gave a lethal injection to 31 thousand people. there are no data for the last 2 years yet. medical homicide began to be used during this period. as widely as possible. euthanasia is even officially promoted as the best option for poor people with chronic diseases. there is a rematch. young wrestlers of the mogilev region won the league of the brave. for the second year in a row, a bright, ambitious project of the presidential sports club and the belarusian wrestling federation brings together athletes from all over the country. despite their young age, 15-16

justin trudeau used this resort.rily . act to do two, two things, primarily. one was he essentially made it illegal to attend or assist a trucker protest . and the second, uh, protest. and the second, uh, thing that they did, uh, was freezing of bank accounts. so the law basically said that , uh, the law basically said that, uh, anyone who's a designated person and a designated person was someone who's assisting with or participating in these , uh, participating in these, uh, protests. uh, could have their bank accounts frozen . and what bank accounts frozen. and what ended up happening was the royal canadian mounted police basically just made a list of people gave it to the banks, and they had their their checking accounts, their credit cards, their cryptocurrencies, all their cryptocurrencies, all their assets frozen without any due process, without a warrant. uh, just suddenly you're sort of locked out of all of your, your accounts . we launched this accounts. we launched this action in just over a week after our

trudeau, the prime minister personally signed the invitation, so for trudeau’s meanness, for his cowardicens there are no human rights, the slavs do not fall into this category, so ukrainians should not be deceived, being in europe, the only place from which they will not extradite you is belarus and russia, you are only at peace in these two countries, they will start persecuting you, no one needs you there in europe, you irritate them, you are still a foreign element. it has been provoked for 8 years, so these western narratives, they are not interesting, we know this is the truth, it helps us a lot that , of course, these pseudo-ukrainian western experts do not have the slightest idea of ​​what is really happening in russia, but listen to some idiot talk about our military-industrial complex. look how the pigs were abandoned. yes, that's it the attitude of ukrainians towards their sister cities , a small remark on the statement of charles michel , about the fact that every euro is needed in ukraine, this is the security of future generations, this is not the security of future generatio

firstly, i want to ask a simple question, what unites, say, trudeau, yes, the president, let’s say, of conditional latvia, and in general, in addition to orientation, of course, i mean the baltic people, yes, here is the leadership of the baltic countries, and they have become refuges for fugitives, that is, immediately after the war, yes, more than 2,500 nazis. what the us did to lithuania for glorifying the nazis. but where am i leading with this? yes, in the baltic states there is now rumors of nazism and its they teach, this includes, we understand perfectly well who fought there, why 115.00 latvians out of a million 900 thousand population of that year forty, for some reason they fought for nazi germany. even now they are welcoming and initiating new and new sanctions against, even though they are welcoming not only the nazis, but also the sanctions, of course, by proxy, including, wait, sodium - this is the largest canadian company for the production of rut fertilizers in the twenty-second in the twenty-third yes , i earned it in 2010, no, in 2020 i have results, it earned net pr

out that this half-baked ganko was invited, not even by the speaker of parliament, but by justin trudeaure of the invitation, so for trudeau’s meanness, for his cowardice, he didn’t even have the courage to say that he personally invited and responded. declares: we are ready to sacrifice all layers , says to europe: hand over all ukrainians to us, and europe, by the way, is ready to spit completely on international law, take and hand over everyone to the ukrainians, i just want it to be clear, there are no human rights for europeans, slavs do not fall under this category, so ukrainians should not be deceived, those who are in europe, the only place from which they will not extradite you is belarus and russia, here you go... i wouldn’t want people to start fooling people again and telling that we are not we have rights strike the territory of the russian federation using these missiles. i communicate with our western partners, but i have never heard about this from them. this is directly the tactics of using these aircraft and choosing targets. thank god, the russian federation has target

is now they asked about putin’s words, trudeau answered simply gorgeous, he pretended that he had noteard this nazi at all, he said, no, no, well, this is all propaganda, and the canadians will not fall for it, what is propaganda, that you organized avalanches for the ukrainian to this very undead nazi, yes, that you personally signed the invitation to him, and now you pretend that you do not notice russia’s request for extradition, for the extradition of this very... nazi criminal, who openly, directly admitted in his memoirs that he participated in war crimes, yes, that including against the polish, jewish population - in those lands that were then eastern poland, now western ukraine, uh , and note that he already did this by publishing these books in ukraine, these memoirs, memoirs, that is, in ukraine this is considered in in the order of things, now they tell us, no, no, this is all a lie that he told us. putin means that ukraine needs denazification. zelensky is a jew. here, here is the logic, i’m serious, just like that, right now, the whole reaction of the western press, it co

now, a fuller version of the radal report details justice minister per trudeau's view of the canadianbsentia by the soviet union as the captain of a firing squad who killed 5,128 jews. in 1967, trudeau opposed stripping a subject of f's citizenship, writing: "the onus is on the applicant to satisfy the court that he is a good character." this is an important piece of historical data, but it also has implications for privacy and community cohesion. we cannot learn from the mistakes of the past until we see the records of the past, so we fight not only for past, but for the present. in general, it’s an incredible story: he killed 500 jews and is a good character, this is according to mr. trido’s father, please, as far as i remember, we have had conservatives in alberta for quite a long time, by the way, the last elections were in 2023, that’s why accordingly, canada has some peculiarities, they have very serious provincial autonomy, it should be noted, linguistic even to some extent, and accordingly, well, this is completely, as it were... repeats the situation in the usa, in principle

region, there were russians, jews, poles, in fact, ukrainians, people of all nationalities, silence, trudeaue parliamentarians, it is unclear to whom, and, by the way, he did not apologize to the russians living in canada. it turns out that there is a criminal living on canadian soil, a nazi, who himself declared that he was a nazi, was a criminal, and while neither the canadian prosecutor’s office nor any law enforcement agencies are taking any steps, we will be very interested, of course, to find out , from the canadian government, what are they going to do about this, i understand that our political relations between moscow and ottawa are now quite complex and canadian the government may delay this process , based on the fact that they don’t like us russians, but let’s look from the point of view of canadian society, because canada was a member of the anti-hitler coalition, the daughters and sons of canada participated in the liberation of europe, they fought with us under one the flag of anti-hitlerism, when a nazi criminal now walks calmly on canadian soil, what canada itself will do in

but in canada, prime minister trudeau because of an interview vladimir putin had to blush in front of journalists. first, the politician was reminded of his supposedly unequivocal support for kiev, and then asked about the nazi gunka in parliament, but trudeau ignored this question. do you understand that by inviting a former nazi during zelensky’s visit to the canadian parliament, you set up your ally kiev. vladimir putin invaded the territory of another country, he violated all international norms. europe is also going to help kiev until the last ukrainian, but with the hope that the main thing the sponsor will still be the usa. this statement was made by olaf scholz during his tour of the states. all european countries are now gathering their strength to provide ukraine with even more support. the conflict could end at any moment, but certainly not with the capitulation of ukraine. however, without us help, the situation for kiev will be very , very difficult. we, of course, want to avoid this, and i really hope so. however, the main lobbyist for the ukrainian agenda in the states

now the conservatives are demanding trudeau's resignation.alls hit several at once. regions of the northern caucasus, ingushetia was covered with snow, parked cars turned into huge snowdrifts, roads were covered with snow, there was an increased avalanche danger in mountainous areas, and there was a storm wind above 30 m/s. a similar picture is in dagestan, where bad weather left without electricity more than 2000 people, almost 300 settlements . emergency crews of power engineers spent the whole day restoring power lines; only late in the evening were they able to connect all consumers to the networks. there was also snowfall in moscow the night before, but this is only a harbinger of today's record precipitation. cyclone olga is moving towards the capital, the snowstorm will begin around noon and continue until the end of the day, up to a quarter of the monthly norm will fall, snowdrifts will grow to half a meter, while the pressure will collapse into the pressure abyss to 717 mmhg, and then snowfall will be replaced by frost. already on fr

here is trudeau standing next to zelensky, then there was a huge scandal, remember that the speaker of parliament was fired because triot said, i was not in the know at all, it was all him, he was fired, pubs, it turns out that he invited this nazi, none other than trudeau, and now the canadian opposition is saying, listen, trudeau, but you yourself don’t want to follow the speaker, since we are being resigned for this, well , let’s see what will be the answer to labor. for now, let's look at the program of tootie the heir doll on channel one, it's also very much about people like that they tell interesting stories. since his school years, he has followed mike pompeo, the former head of the cia and us secretary of state during the trump era. you won’t even believe it, i brought him to kyiv. in our program, we will analyze the heir-doll tute, mike pompeo. right now, maria butina is with you, we are starting to make our way up. the fact that president biden allowed the system of deterrence that we built during our 4 years of service with trump to disintegrate was a disservice to the amer

prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, also pledged support, detailing a commitment worth billionsada and ukraine have completed negotiations and have signed a historic new bilateral security cooperation agreement. as part of our agreement, we are committing over $3 billion of critical military and financial support to ukraine in 202a. since the war began, the united nations has documented over 10,000 civilians killed, including 523 children. but the real number is believed to be much higher. last october, the small village in the eastern kharkiv region lost over a fifth of its population in a single russian missile strike. months on, many children, orphaned by the attack, are struggling to cope in the shadow of the frontline which is drawing nearer. zhanna bezpiatchuk from bbc ukrainian reports. a cemetery for the victims of a single russian air strike. one of the deadliest russian attacks since the start of this war. 59 dead, all civilians. every family in hroza village lost someone. and 14 children here became orphans. last october, a russian missile struck here. villagers had g

maloney, the prime minister of belgium, alexandre de krol, the prime minister of canada, and justin trudeau are in ukraine today. two years ago, the russians set foot on kyiv region, and perhaps the greatest calamity was the invaders who were in buch, killing at least 400 civilians there . currently, our correspondent, kateryna galko, works in the city. katya, i congratulate you, and how is bucha living and recovering today? i congratulate anna eva, i congratulate the audience tv channel, so today bucha remembers with special attention and respect those townspeople who died during hostilities in the city, as well as... those who defended bucha, let me remind you that already on february 25, the russians surrounded the city. the occupation began on february 27, and it lasted 33 days , in a little more than a month, the russians committed a real tragedy here, which is known in some places as well as the buchan massacre, after the liberation, bodies were found just like that on the streets, mass burials were also found, this is where we are one was also found... of the mass graves here on the

scholz, british prime minister sunok, former british prime minister johnson, canadian prime minister trudeau, condemned putin, scolded and insulted carlson. he went further than everyone else. boris johnson, returning from a run with shaggy , sweaty hair, called carlson an idol of a teran, a dictator's dictaphone and a traitor. a function well known to history, he was supposed to become an idol of a tyrant, a dictator's voice recorder and a traitor to journalism. in his enthusiastic, perky, indifferent happiness from the sensation, he betrayed his viewers listeners all over the world. he didn't ask difficult questions. to some extent, it's unfair to blame carlson for his pathetic performance. he was not there to challenge, he was merely a drain, a hose through which the raw slurry of putin's message could be splashed where putin wanted to go most, the fertile lands of america. a message to the american people. was simple, this is not your problem, putin said, this is europe's problem, do not interfere in this conflict, let me end it, soon we will all we can live in peace, americans have alre

the reuters agency also reported on the visit to kyiv of canadian prime minister justin trudeau and theelgian government, alessandro de croix.

touching it, let’s see how it develops there the situation, of course, trump is being persecuted , trudeauival of trump is bad, but trudeau will regret it, if trump comes, donald just won't will leave, many are talking, of course , about the fact that he himself says it, that he will quickly stop the war, i, of course , have little faith, no one... imposed as many sanctions against belarus as trump, in my opinion, did , when he, yes, his administration, well, yes, we had american guests here, we asked them this question, who work in the team, including trump, not far from him, they say: that of course trump, the president of the united states states of america, sometimes even this has an indirect effect there attitude, the machine is working , deep america is working, his job is to shake his head and sign another document, maybe his point of view on this matter has now changed, so in my opinion we are running out of time, thank you very much for coming and talking here, arguing a little , it was the club editor. we'll see you in exactly a week, goodbye. i will tell you a live broadcast abo

ed: in canada, prime minister sir -- prime minister justin trudeau's government introduced an onlinebel and trying to compel net companies to actively regulate and remove harmful content. with us to discuss is the managing director of the international association of privacy professionals. we have been talking about this in recent weeks. it is happening all over the world. in the u.s., we are in an election cycle where we are worried about moderation of content online. first, your reaction to what canada has done and how effective you think it will be? >> i think it is another in a series of countries thinking about the implications of online harm especially for children, so we have seen this play out in the u.s. context with conversations and really matching what is happening in the european context. i think it is a positive step forward. these are commitment that were made a long time ago by the trudeau government, so happy to see this joins other online bills internationally but also to match the digital implementation act in canada. ed: the internet is the internet. it is everywh

in response, the trudeau government announced international students must have double the amount of moneyyear cap on new international student permits. in addition, the government has introduced a cap on how many student visas are issued every year to help address the housing shortage. canada stopped building housing in large scale for about 30 years. and now, that's come back to bite us as the population starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons for a waning canadian dream. for some, like curran, who've achieved career and financial success, it was the allure of a comfortable rural life that inspired his return to india after 15 years. he's now started an online consultancy to help others come back to their roots. i started this almost 9.5 months ago, and i get 2—3 calls every day. most of the calls are from canada — people who want to know what kind ofjob opportunities or what is available in punjab. india is growing, and people can see that. for decades, immigrants have fuelled canada's economic growth. india is still one of its largest sources of migrants. while the numbers of thos

in response, the trudeau government announced international students must have double the amount of moneywhen they come to canada. a temporary two year cap on new international student permits. in addition, the government has introduced a cap on how many student visas are issued every year to help address the housing shortage. canada stopped building housing in large scale for about 30 years| and now that's come back to bite us as the population _ starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons for a waning canadian dream. for some, who've achieved career and financial success, it was the allure of a comfortable rural life that inspired his return to india after 15 years. he's now started an online consultancy to help others come back to their roots. i started this back to motherland punjab page almost one and a half months ago. i get two or three calls every day and most of the calls are from canada. people who wants to know what kind ofjob opportunities or what is available in punjab. india is growing and people can see that. for decades, immigrants have fuelled canada's economic growth. i

i know that you're a normal person that you can't stand justin trudeau.y -- is this a wise calculation on your part that nobody knows? >> it's very wise. i'll tell you why. why should i piss off half of the people all the time? that's the way i look at it. now, speaking of disney, let me tell you how much i love disney. they own abc. that's where "shark tank" loves. i love everybody. >> greg: there you go. well-played. >> thanks very much. thanks very much. any ceo that gets out there and take on a position, doesn't matter who you are, it's not what you think, it's what your shareholders, employees, consumers, it's what they think. just ask bud light. how did that work out for them? >> greg: jamie, i didn't write this question. >> okay. >> greg: do your kids enjoy woke disney movies that they see with your ex-wife's new hot boyfriend? >> so mean. >> i don't know. looks like they're having a good time through the window. man, kevin is right. i pissed off half the people in my marriage. i think disney should stay out of politics. this is super -- walt would

trudeau joint press conference with polish prime minister tusk said.he had misspoken and began to wish victory for ukraine. we will always help ukraine, give it what it needs. we provided them with $10 billion in assistance, including significant military support, drones, infantry fighting vehicles, guns, ammunition. we will continue to provide them with everything we have at our disposal and will make purchases for ukraine on international markets; our allies are also doing the same, we we are increasing our support wherever we can, because we know that russia must win this war. ha ha ha, how funny. igor yurievich. two such important news of the day that are worth talking about. the first is a new system of military-administrative division of the russian federation. and the second is the cia operating base in ukraine. as for the change in the previous system of military districts, this is primarily due to the fact that there are two. previously neutral scandinavian countries, namely finland and sweden, became nato members. in sweden today, the last re

the local opposition has called, called on trudeau to resign.ure is not capable of leading the country. all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotim.ru, and follow the developments. in khabarovsk. chinese citizen trapped in a homeless shelter is helped to return home, man without a passport and barely speaks russian. 6 years ago i came to khabarovsk to work, but got into trouble. volunteers, the ministry of internal affairs and the consulate got involved in processing the documents. anna leonova found out whether the foreigner will be able to return home. it's only been a few days since he started smiling. comrade jin dzilun, they say, the volunteers apparently have a presentiment that he will soon finally be home. i’m from the province of dzielin, i really miss my family, i have a wife, two sons, a daughter, i want to go home, i haven’t seen them for many years, in russian, except hello, absolutely doesn’t understand anything, journalist and sinologist daniil gorchakov volunteered to help

nazi scandal sparked again; the head of the country's opposition conservative party called on justin trudeauly. invited the ninety-eight-year-old executioner yaroslav gunko, who fought for hitler, to speak in parliament, as reported by the national post , conservative leader pierre poalvivère called trudol a bastard because after the scandal, he said he did not know, he says that the old man gunko was an ss veteran, although in the invitation sent by the protocol service, it is written in black and white that trudeau himself will be there. already 54% of the country’s citizens are in favor of stopping funding for kiev, every third believes that kiev should negotiate a peace agreement with moscow, even... at the cost of territorial concessions. the prime minister says he had nothing to do with inviting a former nazi soldier during the ukrainian president's visit. now we learn that he personally invited this very man, but nevertheless he claims the opposite. he also stated that the former speaker had to resign due to the same the very reason. will he apply exactly the same standards to himself

everything that we said here in the studio was repeated by the leader of their opposition, remembering trudeau’sility for calling this very nazi, i really hope , that this would be the last, that’s how it sounded from the lips of the leader of the canadian opposition, mr. speaker, for several months the prime minister maintained that he had nothing to do with and was not aware of the invitation of the former nazi soldier. the question is extremely important, and we can say of course about values, remember european values, very different, there is a state and so on, they tell us a lot, but if you look at the essence, for what today, well, probably, it determines how politics today is primarily the head of state, yes, that’s it the further, the more, i personally get the impression that ordinary ukrainians today are dying en masse for their rating. zelensky, precisely for zelensky’s rating, by the way, this is what is connected with today’s promised reboot of the government, the conflict is connected with this zaluzhny with the security forces, because well, they’re not finalizing it, the governme

she was joined by the head of the canadian government , justin trudeau, and the president of the european urshula fondeen. the rest go to ukrainian they were either afraid of the capital or became lazy, all this against the backdrop of failures in the ssu at the front and growing dissatisfaction with the ukrainian issue, both in the usa and in europe. the chairman of the supreme court of russia, vyacheslav lebedev, has passed away. vladimir putin expressed his condolences to his family, as well as the entire judicial community. the president noted his professionalism and integrity. more than half a century, and he was entrusted with the post-chairman of the supreme court back in the days of the soviet union in july 1989. good morning, dear participants. he sought to correct judicial errors, humanization of legislation. we have had a significant reduction in the number of people serving sentences in places of deprivation of liberty, but doesn’t the very sentence of any punishment to a fine or correctional labor entail very negative consequences? he paid special attention to the system of m

current british prime minister suna, former british prime minister johnson, canadian prime minister trudeauso forth, watched the interview, said that they did not like it, and began to insult tucker, boris johnson went the furthest, returning from a jog, a shaggy, sweaty fat man, calling carlson an idol of the tyrant, a dictator’s voice recorder, a traitor to journalism. boris is unhappy that tucker didn’t ask putin a single, in his opinion , pressing question and simply became a sewer for the russian president, a hose through which putin’s message splashed out to the whole world, some sick images. the increasingly less adequate old man biden said, with reference to the late ex-us secretary of state, that the russian now poses the greatest threat to europe since the times of napoleon. tucker himself decided to add coal to the western hysteria at the world government summit in dubai, he said that he really liked moscow, says the russian capital, much nicer than any city in the usa. moscow is cleaner, more beautiful, safer, aesthetically pleasing, karls said, and noted that in new york people

zelenski fue acompaÑado por la primera ministra de italia, e primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeaunianas. muchos de ellos son hispanos que deciden viajar a los frentes de guerra a cambio de un salario mensual. >> cuando comienza el conflicto todos sabemos que hay una gran convocatoria de latinos y se comenzaron a capacitarlos latinos para ser parte del ejÉrcito de ucrania o de la legiÓn extranjera. reportero: muchos de ellos mueren en el combate. otros se libran de la garra de la muerte, pero resultan heridos en la lÍnea de fuego. ganan en promedio 4000 dÓlares mensuales. >> estÁbamos luchando en el frente, tenÍamos compaÑeros heridos. estÁbamos haciendo la evacuaciÓn de heridos. desafortunadamente cayÓ un drone kamikaze a mi lado. reportero: el presidente ucraniano hizo un homenaje al coraje de sus hombres y a la resiliencia de sus conciudadanos. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: a medida que transcurren los largos dÍas y noches de la brutal guerra, muchos voluntarios de diversos lugares del mundo siguen el mismo camino y se integran a los ejÉrcitos de ucrania y rusia como mercenarios.

scapegoat for this very speaker of parliament, although i’m looking at those who attacked the same trudeau applauded yes, so he’s there, excuse me, an honorary citizen of the city since 2004, for two decades now, he’s hanging there on the honorary board , and if the canadians there pretend , oh, we didn’t know who he was, yes, then on the website of this berezhany city council it is directly written that he served in the galicia division, well , they removed the inconvenient abbreviation ss, well, everyone understands what it is for the division. and so the european commission, which extended the sanction against us for another year, the twentieth year has already been forgotten, nothing happened. sends us a justification, sends a link to our material. look what they write: a claim against the beldi company. this interview, published on the belchakompaniya website, is blatant propaganda that justifies russia’s military aggression against ukraine, equating ukrainians with nazis. yes. kornilov says that he is an honorary citizen of the city, fought in the nazi forces, he performed in canada,

such crime that large capital will not commit for 300% of the profit, proudhon was the first, and trudeau whole legacy . it seems that all this was a lot of nonsense in modern times, but there were valuable things, it makes sense to return to this and use something for yourself, so unfortunately, yes it is possible, especially since by and large the war is already going on , actually, strictly speaking, well, they blew up the nord stream, in general, because of this, countries start wars, 300 billion of ours were stolen. tactics, strategy, well, god forbid, but in any case, it seems to me that it was yesterday, or was it with great pleasure that i listened, our state duma adopted a law prohibiting british fishermen from catching cod in the barents sea, the most interesting thing is that i i didn’t know, they’ve been fishing there for 70 years, they don’t pay anything, that year alone they caught 6,000 tons. risks and as they say, the state duma finally adopted this law. the question is different: the war has been going on for 2 years, already 2 the war has been going on for a year , well,

in response, the trudeau government announced international students must have double the amount of moneyrnational student permits. in addition, the government has introduced a cap on how many student visas are issued every year to help address the housing shortage. canada sto - ed housing shortage. canada stopped building - housing shortage. canada stopped building housing| housing shortage. canada i stopped building housing in large scale for about 30 years. and now, that's come back to up by the us as the population starts to grow. but by the us as the population starts to grow.— by the us as the population starts to grow. but there are dee-er starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons _ starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons for - starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons for a - starts to grow. but there are deeper reasons for a waning | deeper reasons for a waning canadian dream. for some, deeper reasons for a waning canadian dream. forsome, like curran, who've achieved career and financial success, it was the allure of a comfortable rural life that inspired his return to

then the deputies, prime minister trudeau and the head of the kiev regime zelensky vigorously welcomedthe situation caused an international scandal. in addition to russia, this was condemned by poland, belarus, israel and other countries. farmers go out to protest, this time milkmen rallied in the center of paris, they blocked roads in the capital of the fifth republic with tractors and stacks of hay. the demonstrators demanded that the authorities strengthen control over wholesale prices and the wage system . according to them, due to low purchasing prices, the company is unable to pay expenses. geography of farmers' protest in europe is expanding. spain joined the rallies. there, farmers blocked the route from... france, as well as the entrance to one of the major ports of catalonia, because of this, the number of cars that transport cargo has decreased by almost eight times. also, grain supplies in the country have decreased. the protesters demanded that the kingdom's authorities allocate funds to combat the drought, improve working conditions, and set new prices for agricultural pr

kyiv, justin trudeau and italian prime minister maloni was there. and the support of the ukrainian people across the u.s. ukrainian forces are facing dire ammunition changes. yesterday a group of 5 democratic senators met with zelenskyy. here is chuck schumer. we heard from so many f you don't get the aid, you lose the war. >> cross fingers, we are still together. >> vladimir putin says ukraine is not a country, but a long lost part of russia. >>> they are calling for an end to america's involve in war. gia? >> the protesters want to shut dour the air force base, the largest military transport base that provides weapons to israel and ukraine. >> our struggle here is an international struggle against war, against the genocide, and we're saying that this -- the yourself is the biggest exporters of military weapons in the world. it's not benefitting the people of the country. it's certainly not benefitting the palestinians and the people of ukraine. >> organizers say it's part of action against the u.s. war machine, and other groups are holding similar

gaining momentum in canada, during nationwide rallies, protesters criticized prime minister justin trudeau for his inaction. palestinians deserved to remain on their land, to live on their land. we are not looking for an evacuation of palestinians into the sinai desert, which is what uh, the zianist entity is trying to do right now with rafaz specifically to push them out. um, so the urgency of the... situation to ensure that palestinians can live and and live freely on their own land uh without the bombardment of colonization and genocide. on the cost of the israeli invasion of the sovernmost city of gaza, rafah, the people of calgary take to the streets joining cities across canada, calling on their government to take measures to stop israel's genocide of the palestinian people. i'm here to ask for seesfire right now. um, enough is enough, um, it has been taking a long time for for our government to stand up and and call for seasfire, this is not the right way to do it, um, uh, we have to get uh arms embargo, i'm a loss for words to be honest, but what's going on, it's the end of the lin

reporters about the results of the video conference of g7 leaders, canadian prime minister justin trudeau that ukraine is supported. japanese prime minister fomio kishida spoke in a similar vein; he said that tokyo would introduce new sanctions against russian individuals and organizations, explaining this by the desire to achieve a just and long-term peace in ukraine. agreement on cooperation in the field rome also signed a security agreement with kiev. the italian prime minister did not disclose details, but noted that the document implies military support, as well as strengthening cooperation in the event of escalation. about the fact that such a desire will require colossal. recalled former head of the italian cabinet mario draghi. he warned that due to the changing world order, the old world would need large-scale investments. washington proposes to offset the costs of supporting kiev and neutralize the consequences of military assistance by frozen russian assets. however, among european partners, only london supports such a scenario so far. the west needs to be bolder. it starts wit

justin trudeau said no more media. so canadians just walk around and bless all day long that i'm not kidding. >> it's getting pretty crazy up there. yeah, but they target citizens. they they try to freeze bank accounts and put over here. they pretty much tried to take a president off the ballot. yeah, this story is pretty interesting. obviously, there is so media attention. i want to make a note of something today that really blew my mind. i was looking at advertising data from last week that includes unpaid media. so you look at entities that somehow scored stories and unpaid media on all channels. >> trump got 80% of the unpaid media. nobody else got any other time? the guy is dry his competitors from getting their media. he's not paying for that media . so if you're nikki haley or biden, you're saying, wait a minute, where's the time rule? everything's trump all day long. whether you hate him, you love him. that's pretty good marketing. yeah, it's his world. we're just living in it, which is exactly what happened in

i would imagine justin trudeau's got to be thinking, what if he holds the map upside down? laughter ] i mean, if he holds it like he held that bible, could be lights oot for the canadians. [ laughter ] poor canada, it must be like living in an apartment over a crack house. [ laughter ] how funny would it be if they build a wall to keep us out? right? [ laughter ] and this is an especially complicated scenario for me, because i am, for those who watch the show regularly know, i am the mayor of a canadian town. back in 2019, i was either named, or named myself, i don't remember what happened, but i'm the honorary mayor of a real town named dildo. [ laughter ] so if you hear somebody call me the mayor of dildo, it's not an insult, it's my job. [ laughter ] i assumed i would be mayor for life. but recently, some random guy i've never heard of, his name is todd cole, tagged me on instagram with the following message. "hey @jimmykimmellive, i will run against you for the mayor of dildo. #greatbeer #beautifulplace." a guy named todd? my dog is named dog. [ laughter ] a guy who thi

canadian prime minister trudeau arrived by train along with the prime ministers of belgium and italystomel airport, which is located near kiev. and it was a very atmospheric place. exactly 2 years ago, russian troops attacked this airport north of kiev. today. against the backdrop of the wreckage of that battle, western leaders gathered to once again declare ukraine's defiance vladimir putin. the visit to ukraine by western leaders is a vital show of support after 2 years of war, but the mood is now darker than ever. i think that a handshake and taking photos together are of course important, but i think. behind closed doors there will be very tough discussions, again and again we heard promises, commitments, but then, for example, the eu was unable to send a million artillery shells to ukraine in a year, as promised. in the west, as we see, they do not spare any loud words for window dressing in ukraine, but here alexey alekseevich, i wonder, is this western cocktail of - hopes, is it still for passashok or again for operative? no, not on a passashok, not on an operative, the fact i

giorgia melanie herself came to kiev, she was joined by the head of the canadian government , justin trudeauan. european commission ursula fondeen. the rest were either afraid to go to the ukrainian capital, or became lazy, all this against the backdrop of failures in the ssu at the front and growing dissatisfaction with the ukrainian topic, both in the united states and in europe. the chairman of the supreme court of russia, vyacheslav lebedev, has passed away. vladimir putin expressed his condolences to his family, as well as the entire judicial community. the president noted his professionalism, integrity and dedication. about the contribution to the formation and development of judicial law. soviet union in july 1989. good morning, dear participants of the meeting. it was his lot to reform the russian judicial system, and i know how much he had experiences, and how he treated this issue, how he treated the judges, how he defended each judge. lebedev was, without exaggeration, one of the creators of the modern russian judicial system, one of its symbols and pillars. he was a man of the hi

italian prime minister giorgia melonia herself came to kiev with her canadian prime minister justin trudeau european commission president ursula fondeen. by the way, all this is against the backdrop of failures of the ukrainian armed forces at the front and a split over support for ukraine in europe itself. more details, boris ivanin. the landing of western politicians in kiev in vain turned out to be of little use to them. head of the european commission first 4 billion euros out of 50 under the new eu assistance program are promised only in march, then the plan will be announced, and then only negotiations on ukraine’s accession to the european union, the only tangible thing is its flag, on the hoods of 50 police cars, as a consolation gift. it is a pleasure and honor for me to hand over these cars, we really hope that they will help in your vital work, this, for example, will ensure stability and security in... from ursulyin’s side, this looks like a mockery against the backdrop of the defeat of the kiev regime on all fronts, what even the western media write about. ukraine's position is

said tonight a new deal to release israeli hostages in gaza could come as early as this week, justin trudeau as the cia chief heads to cairo for more talks across the border signs of normalcy. this looks like a disaster zone, but for many, it was home. and some are hoping it will be again soon shaar and his wife are the only people who returned to the kibbutz where hamas killed 80 people and kidnapped 19 others. >> people thought we were crazy to come back. >> reporter: the kibbutz is mostly empty. they live amongst ghosts what are you missing by living here now >> i like to hear the laugh of the kids. i like to see all my friends. >> will this place ever feel the same again to you >> no. but hopefully we'll feel good enough to be a new beginning. >> and matt joins me now from tel aviv. and what more do we know about this possible hostage deal, matt >> yeah, kate, well, a senior biden administration official told nbc news that the deal is, quote, pretty much there, but significant gaps exist kate >> matt bradley. matt, thank you. >>> bad weather may have been a factor in the helicopter crash