he mastered several professions before joining the united state political administration in the armyyear at the beginning of the great patriotic war , after the merkovsky battalions were formed, he headed one of the companies received participation in the defense of moscow, and in the forty-second year, with a detachment, he was thrown into the occupied territory to work in the rear. the enemy fascists called them white ghosts, because the group was formed and athletes were skiers. and uh, they were very agile, and fast elusive. they blew up the power plant of the city telegraph office of the officer's canteen, they captured the ss furet gunner , while not a single walker was detained. rear of the enemy. they spent 2 1/2 years walking over 3,000 km. destroyed about 2,000 soldiers and officers of the farmhouse derailed about 50 echelons handed over to the center of important intelligence in november 1944, the commander of the detachment, colonel evgeny merkovsky, was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union and after that

services achieved the goal they set moscow completely secret foreign department of the united state political administration petlyura veslev paris circles from berlin received evidence of documentary data that the murder of petlyura organized by the soviet authorities last extremely excited by the appearance in power of poland of the philosophical great petliura, a personal friend, moscow expects the strengthening of petliura's activities, supported by the pilsudsky organization of a new uprising against the bolsheviks in ukraine, and it was decided to kill petlyura on june 17 , 1926. that is, almost a month after the murder of petlyura, the chekists report on the trail of cases, they monitor through their agents, and this case will become a kind of premiere in the soviet extreme information war machine against ukraine, which continues to this day, now they have installed a monument to petliura, a man with a nazi view , an anti-symite who exterminated a jew during the war , always by prosecutors, who himself commits pogroms and defeats the weaker of us, be merciless simon petliura, join the brave, defend yo

united states , created tournament networks throughout europe, including a an organization that worked on the territory of ukraine will insist on including in the state administration all ukrainian politicalmade in 1983 during the so-called peoples' week. next to stetzko, jean kirk patrick, us president reagan's foreign policy adviser, the first female united states ambassador to the un, named after her a doctrine that allowed the united states to support any forces, including former executioners and outright terrorists, if they could harm the soviet union if they did not contrary to the interest of the united states, they could be used in the interests of the united states to support their son of a bitch, since this, well, he is peculiar to another woman in this photo katherine or katherine claire chumachenko she is , uh, imbued with the spirit of nationalism. i would even say nazism, but he simply hates russia. well, where do they take in all respects and the ideal candidate for work in anti-st or anti-russian structures and parents who moved to america in 1956 have a goal precisely of collapse. of the soviet union on the location of those organizations on the territory of america a. wh

can afford it, and the united states due to political issues , let's say, can't make this decision, i'll repeat it again . obviously, there are people in the biden administrationresentatives of the administration who would not like to involve the united states more in the escalation, as they say, the escalation of this conflict was on radio svoboda, we talked about the prospects for ukraine's use of the british missiles that it received today this became known officially, thank you. last year, the russian army advanced deep into the donetsk region, occupying part of the volnova district , since then there have been regular active hostilities in this area, and now it is holding the defense of 68 separate hunting brigade , see the report of maryan kushnir , it has become a little quieter since the morning because in the morning they were raging, what happened in the morning, write a little today, they were playing yesterday, in the morning, starting with joy , self-propelled artillery mortars flew in, it depends on who drove by, because it happens that they do not drive aggressively it happens that they sit quietly like mice, yesterday they had a rotation becaus

administration was hate. and political hate has become part of the united states. it's the intensity. hate is what's driving so much on both sides, but particularly with trump in the group. over the coming decades, the names woodward and bernstein became synonymous with the power of investigative journalism. but for them, the meaning of watergate continues to evolve as moments of the past meet with the current day. the watergate that we covered in '72, 1973, 74 is not the one that exists now. and the one that exists now is, we realise the nature of richard nixon, the conspiracy. this will drive carl... here he goes! you can cut it out. there it is! but i always... no, no... i love... - he's got it right. ..the documentation. and this is really important to understand who richard nixon was, notjust what he did. what on earth have you got in your hand? what have you got there? i've got a selected copy... he has a copy in every suitjacket! laughter just in case he's being interviewed by the bbc! it's from one of the nixon tapes. but this is december 14, 1972. nixon ha

the budgetary debt political crisis of the united states apparently will limit the ability of the joe biden administrationance ukraine well, do not be deceived by this account , do not think that if the us budget will be allocated significantly less to support the bandera state ukraine, then this will really reduce support. west, the united states not only has its own cash desk, but they have a european cashier and storekeeper eu under pressure from washington , brussels will have to expand support for ukraine , experts say according to reuters, the head of european diplomacy, jose barrell, has already proposed increasing the budget of the fund that finances military assistance from it kiev managed to get more than four and a half billion euros and in a little more than two remain in the piggy bank, plans to add 3.5 billion of this. hungary is a country that really demonstrates the presence of sovereignty, while it is not the most powerful country not so long ago nowhere in terms of size or population and is blocked. at least, they try to block and it turns out with varying success, many programs that are

political crisis of the united states. hmm . apparently, it will limit the possibilities of the joe biden administration to finance ukraine. supportst, the united states not only has its own cash register, but they have a european cashier and storekeeper the european union under pressure from washington brussels support for ukraine will have to be expanded, experts say according to reuters, the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel, has already proposed increasing the budget of the fund that finances military assistance from it, kiev managed to receive more than four and a half billion euros and a little more than two are left in the piggy bank , plans to add 3.5 billion . hungary is a country that really demonstrates the existence of sovereignty. in the summer it is not the most powerful country, they are bogonomics not in size not in population and blocks. at least, trying to block. this is achieved with varying degrees of success. many programs that are aimed at maintaining isu in budapest oppose not only the expansion of the fund, but also promises to block payments from it until ukraine lifts sanctions for the hungarian otp

the second is the direct involvement of the united states in any war, this is his political credo, he was one of the employees of the barack obama administrationdrawal of american troops from afghanistan , much more loudly than the president himself and other employees of this administration, in this regard, their view of president biden completely coincides with the view of former president trump. what i am saying is that they are antipodes, but in this coin, the president has a breath biden is a man of justice, he is ready to give any country that fights for its freedom and sovereignty against a dictatorship any level of aid, he advocated for it during the yugoslav times, it is not that he suddenly became like this, his position during the wars in the territory of the former haslavia, they are even towards slobod milošević's hatred of the leaders of these terrorist groups of bosnian serbs, it was declared by him as a senator and set out in his memoirs - this creed he called miloša a war criminal, what then when with they were negotiating, it was god knows when and so then many people tried to talk more carefully about it to smooth over these

political movements in the world had to either be dependent on the eastern superpower or under the tutelage of the west under the leadership of the united states , introduced another form of country administrationthat the islamic suffix imam khomeini was ambushed by this claim administering the affairs of the country in a new way was the first word, it was enough to spread the pahlavi propaganda everywhere that this prayer of ours has no history in islamic jurisprudence and this form of government was created by the mind of imam hassan's conspiracy . he is a religious person and you were doing it in the form of a religion. this is how he got a prominent name. this is a spiritual world. you have become a political person and you do not act in the form of a religious person, but a political person. why is islam a political religion outside of the form of religion? that the politics of shaba and kam are mixed fire and the same as the government they have political dimensions, islam also has me, i am still practicing the religion, i left the religion , what do you think, what is your conclusion about the religion you have, come on, this has been a competition throughout history, that islam had a go

representatives of the ukrainian administration have repeatedly asked for long-range missiles from their western allies, but have so far received a polite refusal from the united states, for example, not began to transfer shells to ukraine. ms attacks with a range of about 300 km. deliveries of western weapons to kiev once again emphasize that nato is a direct participant in the conflict on dmitry peskov said this to ukraine in an interview with the basney tv channel. in fact, at that moment it was difficult to imagine that the nato countries, the united states of america , the european states, first indirectly, and then directly, would intervene in this conflict. now, in fact, nato is a participant in this conflict on the side of ukraine and many euros - you yourself know about the huge deliveries of weapons. e-e ammunition of financial resources and so on and so forth, and each time we are talking about raising the level of e, and the tactics of the technical characteristics of these weapons. first, some rockets, then a more powerful rocket. the presidential press secretary noted that he would respond to the steps of london and kiev by the russian military, while p

administration. >> political brinkmanship over the borrowing limit could cost the united states its perfect aaa crediting. it could put the u.s. on what it calls rating watch negative. >> just a week before the deadline, we keep hearing both sides claiming progress has been made but the result is far off. all the passmajor marketing fal into the red. and phil mattingly reports from the white house. >> just eight days from potential default, everything he ridering is just a small group of into esh great to negotiator hours at the white house on wednesday. that is a shift. they had been meeting on capitol hill trying to hammer out some kind of an agreement and it was a roller coaster up until today. today there is nothing. no comments, no attacks, no real sense of what is actually happening at the moment. and when you talk to official, they underscore that it is actually a good thing. one official told me that we're working and that is all you need to know. and that is kind of the reality at this moment because the time line is exceedingly short, the path forward to try to prevent a default is exceeding

the second is the direct involvement of the united states in any war, this is his political credo, he was one of the employees of the barack obama administrationho strongly insisted on the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan much more determined than the president himself and other employees of this administration in this regard, the view of president biden, they absolutely coincide with the view of former president trump the washerman, they are antipodes, but in this coin, president biden is a man, let's say yes , justice, he is ready to give any country that fights for his freedom and sovereignty against the dictatorship, any level of aid, he advocated for it during the yugoslav wars, it is not that he suddenly became such his position during the wars in the territory of the former yugoslavia they are even against slobod milosevic, his hatred for the leaders of these terrorist groups of bosnian serbs, it was declared by him as a senator and set out in his memoirs - this credo he called milosevic a war criminal that when they were negotiating with him it was god knows when and so then many tried to do so be more careful about this

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hill worked in the bytan administration, she acted a little differently and hardly if the oil of american politics allows for some rapid change, it is likely that the united statesill continue to pursue an aggressive colonial hygiene policy against the world majority and, as a result, hasten its own weakening and its own collapse. now we are giving the floor to the news and the big game will return at 23. hello on channel one, the evening news is with you andrey kharev, our world leadership in the field of agricultural production is not a reason to relax. technologies, special attention to new regions spring field work was discussed at a meeting with the president unemployment at a historical minimum, real incomes of the population are growing the russian economy not only withstood the sanctions strike, but used it for its own good. what projects come to the fore. low. look how handsome this host is. and follow him? our first channel film crew aboard a combat helicopter exclusive footage of attacks on the enemy in the vicinity of artyomovsk large-scale celebrations in the kaliningrad region, the glorious traditions of peter the great's victories are celebrated t

washington obviously named after the defining higher education administrator and political figure of the 20th century in the united states as move forward here, we can see these dormitories dominate the landscape that way. do we know what building is over there, the kind of cream color? okay, so it's the rotc building. so this is the post-world war two period. so this area here is the cold war part of campus. this is the baby boomer part of campus. and so this is where struggles over race. this is where struggles over what america would be in its superpower status. they're going to be represented. if you know, the history of the various things in the buildings that are around us. and so the rotc building is there training generations of military officers just right across the way and where we're going to end up on the creek bed, the rotc building is going to be directly behind me. i want to point out this historical marker, right? so if we go back to the 1860s, go back to the 1850s of a person that lived in this area who would become a brigadier general in the confederacy, who would be killed at battle of shiloh, at leas

administration. and by the way, the deputy minister of defense of the united states is sent on vacation , so to speak, the deputy minister of defense for politicalhis time , thank you, dear andriy andriyovich. and i want to remind our tv viewers what is on the air andriy piontkovsky, a political scientist based in washington, worked for you on the espresso tv channel. the time of our program has run out. stay tuned to tv channels with the press. my colleagues will inform you about all the most important events of the day. take care of yourself and your loved ones . about yourself with sharp pain, you need help, the knee brace moves easily, a reliable assistant for the joints, order right now with a discount for only uah 199, it will fix tightly will reduce stress and tension and significantly improve blood flow as you move easily will provide incredible lightness and comfort of movement the secret is in three-dimensional fixation of the knee joint and reliable support of the muscle skeleton see how easy it is to use it put the knee brace on your leg and fix it tightly with velcro straps the whole knee brace will provide you with the maximum comf

united states is not about the economy. this is pure politics. now, if now they are selling their acceptance of this world of the house, representatives, then the biden administrationtic administration. they are now trapped in fact. because that part of the long, which is inside the government is also impossible. that is to say, they must pay there, pension funds, and everything else, the publication has already begun to play out that biden does not want pensioners to be paid e-pension, and single mothers receive appropriate benefits for and not to mention the fact that they owe private corporations and much more. that is, they have a problem, but i 'm talking about something else, the system works. and the fact that the system that they surrounded us with this perimeter and the fact that now they will squeeze when we talk about aircraft, the option was considered that put the swedish fighter watching the swedes. they said correctly, as long as the swedes are not accepted into nato, they can refuse. now, as soon as they are accepted into nato, i don’t see any european country now, except for greater poland, which the poles can declare something of their own, but ev

united states of america. >> reporter: and, of course, because so much about this border is political, the biden administrationit for the lower numbers than expected post-title 42. they're saying that new rules under title 8 are what's really driving these numbers down, things like the 5-year ban on coming back and claiming asylum if you're caught trying to get into this country illegally. griff? griff: dan, just quickly, because that's juarez, mexico, over your shoulder behind you, that hill. it just dawns on me, is anyone talking about the fact that we're getting cooperation from mexico, and that has not been the case in the better part of the last two years? any indication if the mexican officials are continuing to try and slow migrants from coming across? >> reporter: getting a little more help from mexico and also from other governments. they're sending some of these repatriation flights all the way down into guatemala, so more cooperation there. the biden administration is trying to get that cooperation that's imperative, of course, to being able to get people who come into the country illegally back to

the institute of world politics was with us today and we talked about drone attacks on the kremlin well, i continue the administration of the current president of the united statesa, joe biden, speaks positively about yesterday's statement by kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the lower house of the american congress, that is, the house of representatives, that he supports providing ukraine with all the necessary military and financial assistance to fight against russian aggression. he said this, as i said the day before during his visit to israel. white house spokeswoman karin janpierre commented on his words at the time. she added that the white house was glad to hear this from the republican leader. well, i will explain why recently a certain number members of god's own party. this is how the unofficial name of the republican party quite often expressed doubts about the need to provide aid to ukraine in the same amount as before, and here is the statement of mr. mccarthy, who says that there will be no such aid as before. and this is very good, but the government of the great britain should make more efforts so that ukraine can become a member of nato as soon as

political hardball. - we've lost any ability to control the people that come into the united states. - that's the reagan administration's giuliani. he says reagan's policy of detention and interdiction of haitian refugees has been a deterrent to new arrivals. - he saw black people pretty much as offenders. his attitude toward the haitians, what he did to them, people remember. the whole idea of corralling people, putting 'em in the krome detention center down in florida everglades. - one of those persons that is in detention is not in jail, because any one of them can easily leave and go back to haiti. - i think he is possessed with the anger of the exile. i think his family ran away from black people, from brooklyn. - he looks out the window of his manhattan office, he can see across the river to brooklyn where he was born. when he was six, the family moved to the suburbs in long island. - east flatbush was a working-class, middle-class jewish, irish, italian neighborhood that, within a very fast amount of time, like, maybe 15 years, had transitioned to becoming a working-class, lower-middle-class, mainly west indian,

united states. taiwan is the second-largest trading partner after china for the u.s. this is much more of a political win, especially after the biden administrationific economic framework last year. this is something of a recognition from the united states for helping bolster trade and ties with the united states. haidi: obviously they are sensitive when it comes to beijing. have we seen much of a reaction? >> it is not a surprise they have not reacted particularly well. they said the u.s. might not negotiate agreements with sovereign implications for official nature with china's taiwan region. no surprises they are against this, china poses any countries from interacting with taiwan in any way that implies taiwan is a country. china of course claims taiwan as part of its territory. one thing of note, this agreement came hours after the chinese embassy in washington said the chinese minister of commerce is scheduled to meet next week with the u.s. commerce secretary in washington and the u.s. trade representative in detroit. throughout the next day we will see if there is further reaction. that will certainly be one thing to watch as things move

quite frankly the political noise machine of the united states creates a lot of misinformation about what's going on at the border. i think the administratione change in policy that was put in place post title 42, but it's a very difficult information environment. i think there's a lot of confusion among the migrants themselves, which is kind of to be expected. this is an irregular and dynamic situation. >> obviously, a huge topic of conversation on washington on capitol hill. we saw house republicans passing hr-2, the secure the border act, which codified some of president trump's border policies which include the remain in mexico policy, resuming construction on the border wall and likely will not get through the senate which is controlled by democrats. from your view what do you think congress should be doing right now given that congress is divided to address this crisis? >> well, working to solve the problem rather than posturing. hr-2 is all about posturing. it's all about trying to score political points and thinking there was going to be a lot of chaos this weekend. it was timed to the end of title 42 with the expectation of scoring

uh, an eminent american political scientist is on our program, what for the united states with the american from the point of view of the biden administrationtreme desirable options, one is a clear victory for russia, which is understandable why, but the other is a clear victory for ukraine because, as he said, russia will definitely not allow it. and, uh, i would do what they don’t want in london, washington , or brussels, and now, it seems to me that there are too many people who make decisions in the collective west, but they have some kind of false sense of calm, and a false feeling of invulnerability. and it seems to me that very, very dangerous for politicians and we have talked about this, uh, senator about this repeatedly, which is very difficult u to instill, u this kind of leader should realism, because as long as you only talk and don’t do it , they want to ignore it and even use their interests speaking, here russia is engaged in blackmail. but, and if a you start doing it, then in general, it's uh real. if you want a new moment of escalation , and this should be treated extremely. seriously. i don't know how we can convince, sa

united states to step in? we see egypt getting involved. i don't think there is any political will in washington or, frankly, from the european side. there's a lot of fatigue about the issue. i think he biden administrationar has downgraded the whole issue of the palestinians, the two—state solution, many people feel is no longer possible. and the administration pays lip service to two states but isn't interested in pushing the issue, in large part because to do that would require seriously confronting and israeli government that is very, very extreme and has already abandoned the idea of two states and is, in fact, much more aggressive in his dealings with the palestinians on a whole range of issues. so the us administration does not want to pick a fight with the israeli government, and frankly doesn't want to spend political capital on the palestinians. you mentioned at the beginning that this is a truce that could be fragile. what is the key to at least extended, if not permanent, peace in the region? how can they get a ceasefire to finally stick? well, the key would be to connect the ceasefire to a bigger political process that addresses the core issues of the conflict, and they are many, and they ar

politics. the second is called the administrative budget department, which actually makes the budget. writing the budget in the united statesin america, i think this is the correct system when the budget is written. uh, presidential structure the ministry of finance executes, well , the question is who writes this? let's really listen. we have everything in the program, we did not represent it as a scow. yang , it is she who heads the administrative budget office of the president of the united states, listen. we already heard the president say this a couple of times on april 19th. he said that the speaker of the house is talking about spending cuts, what he means when he says that he's serious about spending cuts. or he's mocking the speaker of the house, what he means when he says it, i don't know the context of the president's answer to this question. can i say that i talked a lot with the president about spending priorities and the president made it clear, and i said about this in the introduction that there are expenses that we prefer not to talk about. this is the person who writes the budgetary states of america, the

rhetoric basedn the politics here in the united states right now, is too early to say yes we have seen a dramatic drop from our high for those highs were already created out of this administration we just never saw we never would have dreamed that we would've ever gotten to the numbers we currently are estimate we still three - four times higher than what we should be in any normal administration and it's going to be time before we actually can say whether or not that these regional processing centers are doing is any good right now i can tell you that we are still three - foure times higher than whatst we should be. >> in your mind, m which should change in order to o reduce numbers of feedback you have to have consequences that our laws say that if you are in the united states illegally, you shall be removed and that is not happening right now and people are not being removed or being in the country illegally, the crossing the border illegally there being released into thete united states and they are not being removed and until we actually start applying the law probably until we start to remove the people are going to continue to come and we can talk about risk causes as mu

administration took a deliberate step to disengage from syria policy at the beginning of 2021, they stopped enforcing sanctions for all intents and purposes and declined to lead political track as the united statesably decided to cast about for a different approach, selling and one that can't possibly work. joining me now to discuss the readmission is wa'el alzayat, a us—middle east policy expert and current ceo of engage foundation, a national civic education and engagement grassroots organisation for muslim americans. good evening to you. wejust heard that from the head of the arab league say that this is the beginning of the new movement.— the beginning of the new movement. ~ ., , ., ~ ., movement. what you think of the? it does _ movement. what you think of the? it does appear— movement. what you think of the? it does appear to - movement. what you think of the? it does appear to be - movement. what you think of the? it does appear to be a i movement. what you think of l the? it does appear to be a new movement by united arab emirates and the ruler of saudi arabia and a few other countries. really, it is focused on perhaps reinserting or reasserting the arab rule in the syrian conflict and a

united states of america and also $40 billion on border security. the biden administration can't do all of that on their own. they need congress to help them do that. i hope, instead of trying to score politicalimmigration? it's very difficult. there are people who would rather try to pound the bruise on immigration than solve the issue. we need to solve this. if you look at the history of the united states, the last 150 years or so, every year we have had 3% gdp growth on average. in some years, its higher, some years, lower. and two—thirds of that has been organic. a third of that is immigration so unless we want to cut off the kind of economic growth with historically had, we need to fix our immigration problem. unless we want to have our farms and ranches move south of the border to mexico, we need to fix our immigration system. unless we are prepared to say the people who came here, the dreamers, that they will be forever in an abyss. we need to fix it we need to fix it when it comes to actually securing the border that we have with mexico. we had to do a betterjob. i want to move onto the debt limit negotiations which are important as well. you said speaker mccarthy is holding the econo

politics. i can't believe he could do it the biden administration could have allowed such an attack, in general, the ukraine of the united statesng of guilt. is there a desire to apply it to someone else in the meantime, and in the united states they are now trying to find out who gave the order in the attack, and drones on the kremlin well, of course, they themselves are trying in every possible way to distance themselves from this terrorist attack. the biden administration did not know in advance about the impending drone attack on the kremlin , us officials said and noted that they were investigating the situation, but could not confirm or deny the information about whether this ukraine or an illegal pro-ukrainian group did this? by the way, the ukrainian officials themselves immediately refused, uh, with the heads of the president of ukraine andriy yermak and zelensky’s press secretary sergey nikiforov immediately declared ukraine had nothing to do with it, and zelensky followed them a little belatedly, but still stated that it was not they attacked the demands and the kremlin supposedly weapons. they don't have enough for

united states of america and also $40 billion on border security. the biden administration can't do all of that on their own. i need congress to help them do that. i hope, instead of trying to score political. ~' , _, we passed. think they will come to . ether. we passed. think they will come together- is _ we passed. think they will come together. is there _ we passed. think they will come together. is there room - we passed. think they will come together. is there room right i together. is there room right now with the current senate for a compromise on immigration? it's very difficult. there are people who would rather try to pounded on immigration and solve the issue. we need to solve the issue. we need to solve this. if you look at the history of the united states, the last 150 years or so, every year we have had 3% gdp growth on average. insomnia is higher, some years, lower. a two—thirds of that has been organic. a third of that is separation so unless we want to cut off the kind of economic growth with historically had, we need to fix our immigration problem. unless you want to have our farms and ranches move south of the border to mexico, we need to fix our immigration system unle

united states is if you say no they will turn you around auto. >> bret: you are leading a bipartisan caudill to arizona at the end of the month? >> that's right. >> on the politics side. the administrationare an independent. you don't -- you are not caucusing with anybody. as you look towards an election, how do you see that? >> you know, bret, there is no surprise to arizonans show the rest of the country that's not what i'm thinking about. what i'm thinking about is what it looks like on the ground for my folks in arizona every day. when i was on the phone earlier today with the folks in heel la bent. that mayor had to put migrants in his car and drive them to phoenix in the last couple years because they were just left in his small town who has one stoplight. i'm not think about the election i'm thinking about the mayor of gila bend and help him and his community. >> bret: would you say the message to people at home there are democrats, independents, and republicans working together. >> 100 percent. >> absolutely. >> for me it's easy to be able to show two people yelling. makes better tv one person nodding and one person shaking their head. i go et that there are people sitting down

united states that is through the pathways that president biden has expanded in an unprecedented way and then there is a consequence if one does not use those lawful pathways. >> reporter: now, the administration has faced political criticism from democrats and republicans who have said that they've been insufficiently prepared for the lifting of title 42. the white house and administration has pushed back on that is correct saying they have put these plans and protocols into place. the white house and administration is also facing legal challenges since the lifting of title 42. chief among those is a federal judge down in texas which blocked their plan to release migrants from cbp facilities without set court dates. that is something that is currently on pause, the justice department is planning to appeal that. that is one of the tools that they would be using to try to ease overcrowding and capacity concerns at these facilities. so that is just one of the many legal challenges that is playing out as the white house and administration is grappling with the lifting of title 42. for now they are breathing a sigh of relief as those border encounters have gone down. >> good to see. thank you for that perspective fro

hill worked in the bytan administration, she acted a little differently and hardly if the fat of american politics will allow for some rapid change, it is likely that the united statesne policy against the world's majority and, as a result, accelerate its own. easing your own crash now we're handing over the word to the news and the big game will be back at 23.

trump's former political strategist who worked for yanukovych for a while after trump's surprise victory. they got a problem. yes, with what to bow to the new administration in the united statesion scandals, in general, was not at all up to ukraine and came up with a wonderful tricky deal trump from the browns due to support in the states of the midwest . well , at that time, the demand for coal in the west was not very high. and for the green agenda. well, in general, the ukrainians have decided. and let 's take it for ourselves and order it, coal from west virginia from pennsylvania from other states , trump certainly liked this deal, because, well, he promised his electorate the revival of all these states. yes. and now there was a reason. where to sell that very coal? the price for it was, of course, exorbitant, but much higher than donbass coal was previously sold by about 3-4 times. in general, there was a difference, that is, he calmly went out for $ 100 per ton of coal, and with delivery even higher in the future, of course. poroshenko used all this and, uh, within the framework of some of his personal schemes and machinations and ways to make money, because, well, we

politic, the biden administration and secretary mayorkas have traded many effective policies implemented by president trump for chaotic, unorderly and inhumane deportation. i arrived to my -- to the united states with my family shortly after the communist takeover of our homeland. i understand those fleeing regimes in cuba, nicaragua and others because i too am an exile and i too am an immigrant. we have legal processes in place for people to immigrate to america legally and solicit political asylum legally. what the biden administration is doing is offensive, cruel and inhumane. lethal fentanyl is flooding our border killing 100,000 americans every single year. according to "the new york times" there are over 85,000 migrant children unaccounted for and many are being subjected to forced labor and child sex trafficking. i repeat 85,000 unaccounted for children here in the united states. i ask you is that humane? i think not. lack of enforcement at our border is enriching corrupt mexican drug cartels that export the most vulnerable. while the biden administration endanger dangers the american people, h.r. 2 tackles the crisis head on. this bill resumed construction of the border wall that's nee

politics. it turned out that the biden administration is selling weapons the majority of the autocratic regimes of the world out of 84 countries classified as autocracies, the united statesd weapons, at least forty-eight more than half, despite all the militancy and the conviction that the united states has returned, that we are again striving for the polarity of the well-known american notion of their own exceptionalism, biden. actually acts a little more. see what the supporters of the war in the united states and europe say that americans know how to count money says, and one more fact. first this only six weeks from the 48 billion package of assistance to ukraine remained, but as it turned out , the pentagon made an accounting error. it turned out that some of the weapons were supplied at inflated prices, and in order to cut the rest, the accounting department, honestly, decided to add to kiev as a result, ukraine will receive weapons for plus $ 3 billion more . in the republican party are pushing him to act more decisively to supply more weapons, and in no way limit what we send to ukraine, and by the end of the week, according to nbc , an unnamed senior white house

administration. from day one political leadership at north career professionals increasingly make policy decisions that resulted in thousands of babies being released into the united states. as predicted the volume of illegal immigration rapidly increased. it overwhelmed the patrol and effectively transferred control of the united states border with mexico to the drug cartels. i watched border security gains that debate made over three decades vanished and the state for a border communities bible backwards. policymakers must understand this is not simply an immigration issue. this is the national security threat. cartels use illegal aliens to overwhelm law enforcement,, create controllable gaps in border security that they exploit to bring in anything they want. to think that well resourced terrorist networks and hostile nations are not exploiting the same vulnerability is naÏve. prioritizing immigration processing over enforcement also means that the agents are spread so thin when they are deployed that even when they detect an illegal entry they're not always able to interdict it. these events are reported by the border patrol as known gotaways. it's also important to

administration. from day one political leadership at north career professionals increasingly make policy decisions that resulted in thousands of babies being released into the united states. as predicted the volume of illegal immigration rapidly increased. it overwhelmed the patrol and effectively transferred control of the united states border with mexico to the policymakers must understand this is not simply an immigration issue, a national security threat. cartels use illegal aliens to overwhelm law enforcement and create gaps in security they exploit to bring in anything they want. think other nations are not exploiting those is naive. the agents are spread so thin when they are deployed that they detect illegal entry they are not always able to interdict it. reported by the border patrol as known gotaways. it's also important to know this does not encompass the total gotaways. the hundreds of miles of border that are left in patrol on a daily or weekly basis now and that lacks surveillance with no idea what crosses. the the u.s. border patrol hat our ability to know who and what is entering our homeland. and please remember, the border is simply a a transit locatio.

united states is not about the economy, it's purely politics. this is pure politics. now, if now they are missing their passage of this bill of the house of representatives, then the biden administration is a democratic administration. they now we are in a trap. because that part of the debt, which is inside the government, is also impossible. so to speak, they have to pay pension funds there, and everything else is already republicans , otherwise they started to play out that biden does not want pensioners to pay or e pension, and single mothers receive the corresponding allowance for seven, not to mention, but oh what they owe to private corporations and much more. that is, they have a problem, but i'm talking about something else, the system works. and that's what the system they are we were surrounded by this perimeter and what they will now squeeze, when we talk about aircraft, the option was considered to put swedish fighters in the swedes. they said correctly, as long as the swedes are not accepted into nato, they can refuse. now, as soon as they are accepted into nato, i don’t see any european country now, except for greater poland, which the poles can declare something of the

united states is not about the economy. this is pure politics. now, if now they are selling their acceptance of this world to the house of representatives, then the administrationhave to pay pension funds there, and everything else is already republicans, which means they started to play out that biden does not want pensioners to be paid pensions, and single mothers to receive appropriate benefits.

likelihood of external political provocations, but uh, the biden administration wants to increase the democratic electorate by uh, migrants by opening wide the doors of the united states, which for many kilometers already looks just like refugee camps. but uh, it looks like a zombie apocalypse with migrants storming the wall, but they are forbidden. catching the gang administration to welcome these people as their potential electorate. well , it probably will be. these people they will vote without even having, i think american passports of american citizenship and they will vote, as well as peace, and all the victims are all zabaidena. and, of course, this question comes up all the time. and now it was addressed to the indigenous jean-pierre, listen. we are already seeing signs. as you know, the huge pressure on the border facilities and especially in the rio grande valley, how confident the president is that the changes he has made will remain in force, considering what kind of pressure we are already seeing in the system. see how you know we have been developing policies and programs over the past few months, as it were, approaching the eleventh of may and realizin

political or military alliance against the united states in order to drive a wedge between russia and china washington is actively looking for allies, according to bloomberg , citing a source in the white house , the biden administrationoned public criticism of india in the hope of poaching weeks for his side, and this despite the strong cooperation of india with russia in the defense sphere, as well as the supply of russian oil to indians, but biden does not give up and invited the indian prime minister to washington in the summer of the fashion press, however, the success of this enterprise of disbelief. india's significant weaknesses vis-à-vis china and its inevitable proximity to it ensures that new delhi will never be drawn into any us -beijing confrontation india values ​​cooperation with washington for the tangible benefits it brings, but does not believe it in my the queue should financially support the united states in any crisis along the way, the us senate is preparing another anti-chinese bill initiative. the big-named china competition 2.0 is intended by congressmen to limit us investment in china a. also the transfer of high technology , the chinese government does not hold back in its quest to dominate

politic, the biden administration and secretary mayorkas have traded many effective policies implemented by president trump for chaotic, unorderly and inhumane deportation. i arrived to my -- to the united states with my family shortly after the communist takeover of our homeland. i understand those fleeing regimes in cuba, nicaragua and others because i too am an exile and i too am an immigrant. we have legal processes in place for people to immigrate to america legally and solicit political asylum legally. what the biden administration is doing is offensive, cruel and inhumane. lethal fentanyl is flooding our border killing 100,000 americans every single year. according to "the new york times" there are over 85,000 migrant children unaccounted for and many are being subjected to forced labor and child sex trafficking. i repeat 85,000 unaccounted for children here in the united states. i ask you is that humane? i think not. lack of enforcement at our border is enriching corrupt mexican drug cartels that export the most vulnerable. while the biden administration endanger dangers the american people, h.r. 2 tackles the crisis head on. this bill resumed construction of the border wall that's nee

united states supreme court in a republican administration. >> michael, elise jordan here. it's very rare for the spouse of a supreme court justice to be so front and center and politically activewhat you learned about how they met and what kind of influence ginni thomas has had on her husband's belief system? >> ginni was raised by -- she was the -- she was what she called a mistake child. older, much older siblings, parents very, very, very political conservative and active in omaha. rather than rejecting her parents like almost everybody in america does, especially during the '60s, ginni became a true believer. went with her mother to the conventions. her mom was a follower and one of the leaders of the movement, and ginni was right in there the whole way. binary view of the world, not different than clarence's, by t time they met, was very much moing away from the black world, the black support, his home in the black world, to white people. there was ginni also moving away from liberalism, from feminism and all of that. they get together at a convention against anti-affirmative action in new york. they share a cab, and the rest becomes sort of history. it's fascinating beca