make america great and majestic again tonight i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states loudnd prolonged applause no trump, would bathe in a standing ovation on the red wave, which was so expected in the midterm congressional elections, but the republicans did not take the senate. and a week after the majority vote in the house of representatives, they still do not have. the women came out, the youth came out, and they said, that's enough, we don't like where we're going with these crazy candidates that the party nominated trump for the party is a headache, but he is also a magnet that keeps millions of supporters around him. his movement. maga make america great again no one not needed, except for the creator, but the fact is that trump himself does not consider himself a loser. he is sure to win the 2020 election. maybe that's why, leaving the white house, he took dozens of boxes of secret documents to florida, the investigation will not stop. but he is now a presidential candidate of his persecution, how can a rival of the incumbent president be regarded politically? motiv

make america great and majestic again tonight i announce my candidacy for president of the united states loudnd prolonged applause is not in the standing ovation, it would be bathed in the red wave that was so expected in the midterm congressional elections the economy in the abyss in the white house is the most the unpopular administration of the democrats, the republicans have all the cards in their hands, but the elections in key states could not be lost because of the candidates on whom trump put luxury, the third election. we're losing in a row because of donald trump. it's kind of crazy to do the same thing over and over again in the hope of a different result. and donald trump continues to say we will win so much that we will get tired of victories, maybe, but i'm tired of defeats, but trump is a victory, they just stole the election from him, so everyone with a red cap thinks in white letters magician make america great again this is trump's nuclear electorate. they don't need anyone else. a crowd of supporters on historic day cheered beforehand. republicans, if you stay obsessed with

the democratic collective west this is an example of the degradation of society in the united states, another louded on the concern of the authorities about the gender identity of a transgender. a pedophile raped a teenager, it under the name david orton was provided with a woman, made friends with a fourteen-year-old girl, won the trust of her family and once left alone, the victim , the minor became pregnant and went to the police, the court found it guilty and sentenced to nine and a half years in prison. and they will send it. this is it in a men's prison up to 5 years in prison. threatens. another transgender. biden's favorite from the administration is accused of stealing luggage cameras recorded how the us nuclear security adviser at the airport grabbed someone else's suitcase and removed the tag from the name of the owner. and choked initially. he denied the theft and later confessed to everything. breaking news comes from pakistan in the southwest of the country, a powerful explosion thundered, a terrorist attack occurred near a vaccination point for more than milliliters as a result of t

it was a big night and the people of the united states spoke loud and clear.ancy pelosi and they did just that. jackie: as we were saying earlier, on another, with a different guest you know the issue really becomes about being able to block legislation and as long as one chamber can do that, this administration is going to have a very tough time getting anything done? >> well, jackie it is not just about blocking legislation. it is about making sure that this reckless spending stops. just in the first 21 months of one-party democrat rule in washington they have added more than $10 trillion of spending. that's more than the first 196 years of all spending for our country. that will be stopped now since the republicans take control of the house of representatives. jackie: there are a lot of people out there say, hey, that's a big win. >> huge win and it will be good for the people trying to afford food on the table, clothes on their backs, gasoline in their cars. jackie: we opened the segment talking about layoffs coming at meta but other technology companies.

biden uh, our uh, our main hope is uh, it 's not that there will be another uh, such a loud statement that the united states china are for world peace against the nuclear threat and will continue to put pressure on russia so that russia does not, under any circumstances , use nuclear weapons, this is of course good, it shows that china, although it publicly defends a position that is good for the whole world, in fact, what we need is for china to stop to be a market for russia that helps russia to bypass all possible sanctions china, brazil, india and many other countries that are also part of the g20 have essentially become a new market for russia and will continue to supply money there and putin will still have the funds to continue the war, and that's why our main task is whether or not the united states will put pressure on these countries and force them to abandon cooperation with russia regarding china and their statements. again, these statements will have meaning when china will cease to be a trading partner with russia in the volumes in which it is now and will show , for example, already out of go

i can assure everyone that presidentjoe biden said loud and clear that the united states keeps the alliancestes are with us. all the regulations of the need treaty and alliance commitments are still in place and the united states stands with us with the protection of polish security as well as the whole of nato. i want to assure everyone that we work in a very calm way. very carefully, we do not make any rash decisions and i ask everyone to stay calm. polish soldiers are at the same. we have allies support and all the commitments are in place. us presidentjoe biden, who's at the 620 summit in indonesia, says world leaders are united in their resolve to support ukraine. we agreed to support poland's investigation into the explosion in rural poland near the ukrainian border. and i'm going to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. our empathy and sympathy goes out to apparently two people were killed, and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate and foresee if there was total unanimity between the folks at the table. we also discussed the latest series

pay attention to the parliamentary procedure, the quiet ones that sit next to the loud ones, the clerks of the united states state legislatures and this body. mr. patrick o'donnell lives in lincoln, nebraska, he's had a distinguished career as clerk of the nebraska unicameral legislature. in 1977 i became the assistant clerk. he became the clerk in 1978. patrick has a record of defending the legislature as a unique institution in our united states. he believes in the process and has championed the vision of nebraska voters. when the voters change to a unicameral back in 1937. as a former speaker of the nebraska unicameral, he taught me and hundreds of other legislators, what a powerful and important role our branch of government should play in leading this nation and our states. the founders of this country envisioned the legislative branch as the most powerful branch of government. it was clear their intent was that the people directly elected in their districts should decide where the money is spent and the policies to be enforced. after 44 years on the job, mr. patrick o'donnell is retiring now as the lo

i can assure everyone that presidentjoe biden said loud and clear that the united states keeps the alliancess are with us. all the revelation of the treaty and commitments are still in place and the united states stands with us on the protection of polish security as well as the whole nato. i want to assure everyone that we work in a very calm way. very carefully. we do not make any rash decisions. i asked everyone to stay calm. polish soldiers are at the scene. we have allied support and all the commitments towards us are in place stop. commitments towards us are in place step-— place stop. that was the polish president andrzej _ place stop. that was the polish president andrzej duda, - place stop. that was the polish president andrzej duda, not i place stop. that was the polish | president andrzej duda, not joe president andrzej duda, notjoe biden. butjoe biden also spoke at the 620. we biden. but joe biden also spoke at the 620-— biden. but joe biden also spoke at the 620. we agree to support poland puzzling _ at the 620. we agree to support poland puzzling investigation - poland puzzling

regime is taking place right now and possibly the same is unfolding in china and united states should not only have a louduntries of the world to speak up and support the people that are fighting these authoritarian regimes an risking their lives to do it. i mean, so the american people understand, china's internal security apparatus, they spend more money on that than they do on defense, on their own military. they have a peo people's armed police that numbers of 700,000 that has nothing to do with the military, it exists just to control the population, something that was put together after tiananmen square. they have hundreds of millions of ai-enabled cameras that go across the swath of the country. they surveil on a regular basis, using human and algorithmic sensors, all the apps that people are using to communicate, to use public transportation, to make purchaseses and under the covid restriction codes they have, you have to check your phone to see if it's red or green to go to a grocery, to use public transportation. maria: unbelievable. >> even to use a public bathroom. this is the control that they

this authoritarian movement in the united states of america, it may be loud, it may be fun to cover for we have to continue to push back against it with vigor and with the strength of the american public. >> mr. secretary, al sharpton. congratulations to you. president biden talked about this midterm election being about democracy, and you said the authoritarians against those that believe in democracy. for the first time, a real focus nationally was on secretaries of state, on the front line. you had to take the attacks and the hits as some of your colleagues and others did. how important is it now that the electorate understands you can't take from the top of the ticket? secretaries of state are important, and if we don't deal with them, the top of the ticket won't get elected or at least one that refused to concede as happened in your state and authoritarians with loud noise really drowning out those that want democracy. >> reverend, first, thank you. and second, i see this as an opportunity. i see this as a time and a place for americans to renew their faith and to renew their intel

some of what you are retweeted by sitting united states senator ted cruz. some were set out loudri lake. to get a big laugh on the campaign trail. >> it's not impossible to protect our kids at school. the act like it is, nancy pelosi well she gets protection -- her house doesn't have a lot of protection. >> the guy interviewing her had to cover his face with notes. he thought it was so funny. meanwhile, if you're worried about the worst kind of misinformation on twitter. elon musk doing great so far. the new owner is spreading the stuff himself. elon musk tweeted to more than 200 million people, a completely fabricated, unhinged considers a lie about paul pelosi. -- already infamous for cuban i'm level content. he later deleted the tweet but when 100 million people may have seen it. it's late for take backs. so, people like donald trump jr., felt unable to get on the action, making post like this, snorting with the light that a man broke into a home to, assaults because the house representative. clay higgins, republican congressman from louisiana, shared a meme. again, this kind

this is another argument well and the third argument is not said out loud, but i hear it on the sidelines, look at the united states and they can't refuse to buy the metal that boeing uses in russia to buy fuel for nuclear power plants. although they started program to reject it and it is in our interests to have the united states strong ukraine with a strong economy so that critics and skeptics do not even have arguments to speak let 's get some help there somewhere let's cut well this is the situation here are the three main arguments of the house today and the day before two newly elected republican congressmen, michael mykoly and michael turner, announced on the air in the fall that ukraine will still have all the necessary military assistance . mykola even promised ukraine long-range missiles attacks that she hasn't received yet we that is , the republicans will help us even more well look here i see this abc interview it is very interesting because the two congressmen whom you just named are not just one of there more than 400 er people's elected officials the future what i heard in the envelope colors is the

united states it means implementation. the slogan "buy american for europe" is another and rather loud flick on the nose, now is not the timea variation of you is a weapon. we want a negotiated solution us law contains a number of unfair provisions that violate the rules of international trade. our goal is to give european companies the same access to the us market as companies from mexico or canada have a feverish old world looking for an answer laptop thinking about their own subsidies in the european commission an idea wanders creating a kind of solidarity fund to protect their production. all this is both expensive and scary, because they do not want to quarrel with the americans, but washington does not intend to pull concessions either. in addition, european countries are consistently following his course in almost everything, the new government of italy decided to adopt a law on the supply of weapons to kiev in 2023 without agreement with parliament. now this is done on the basis of a decree that expires at the end of december. so only the nato secretary general and instoltenberg, talking about russia and china, sudd

important, not just geopolitically for this moment, but also to say out loud to the rest of the world, particularly to the united states. and of course, in response to that cuban president, yes canal reiterated the support for russia and said that the 2 nations have a common enemy during the season. this visit comes as both russia and cuba under unjust unilateral sanctions, and have a common enemy to the united states, which manipulates a huge part of humanity. actually, we have felt the pressure for more than 60 materials. you keep condemning the sanctions against russia. we want people to not could you misled, not to blame russia for this conflict, stating that the u. s. is a common enemy is a really big deal. i wonder how the u. s. and the west are going to respond to these statements. again, these are 2 of their signals at or theories here, cementing the strong bond that they have. and of course they're going to be developing economically trade wise. and again this, this goes back to the relationship that has been ongoing since soviet times. and they could be perceived as threatening to the why center the nato part

important, not just geopolitically for this moment, but also to say out loud to the rest of the world, particularly to the united states. and of course, in a, in response to that, he been president yes, canal reiterated the support for russia and said that the 2 nations have a common enemy metabolism. and she'll do this visit, comes as both russia and cuba under unjust unilateral sanctions. and have a common enemy to the united states, which manipulates a huge part of humanity. surely we have felt their pressure for more than 60 years . we keep condemning sanctions against russia. we want people not. could you misled? not to blame russia for this conflict. we walk up to real stating that the u. s. is a common enemy is a really big deal. i wonder how the u. s. and the west are going to respond to these statements. again, these are 2 of their signals adversaries. hear us the maintaining this strong bond that they have. and of course we're going to be developing economically trade wise . and again this, this goes back to the really and ship that has been ongoing since soviet times. and this is, could be perceived as threa

loud and clear. once again, the united states is taking on this burden of helping -- of helping defend freedom. >> brian, germany is not doing what they said they were going to do. we're the ones writing the checks. publicly pressure them to do what they're supposed to do. >> and i'm ♪ seeing that from biden is will germany hasn't delivered a fraction of what they promised. >> india buying their oil and get nothing but pats on the back as well. >> 60% increase of business and trade with the russians, they are basically propping them up with their own technology, propping them up economically. and, you know certainly a consume bkum bayah xi and biden. should have put sanctions in place. >> covid origin answers. >> long list. >> congressman, so yesterday, last night, we are watching sean hannity's show and trump stands up at the podium in mar-a-lago and says i'm back. i'm run for president in two years there are others that maybe we speculate or there has been rumblings that they might be running as well like mike pence and ron desantis, youngkin, hogan, asa hutchison, tim scott, pompeo, nikki haley and c

hitting anywhere in the united states, this was stated by the japanese ministry of defense in the economic zone, which the projectile fell on, the statement, of course, is loud raises questions even if the declared flight path, before falling into the sea, the intercontinental projectile flew only 1,000 km. at the same time, the maximum height was allegedly six times greater than the still huge speed of mach 22, that is, 22 speeds of sound per based on these data, the japanese military concludes that the new projectile, if its trajectory is changed to a smoother one, is capable of covering 15,000 km, that is, it can reach at least the east coast of the united states, the last launch, by the way, was a response to the promise of the americans to use the full range of their capabilities to contain pyongyang and supposedly protecting their allies. russia, even under sanctions, remains an island of stability, our economy behaves more predictably than, for example, the european one, said first deputy prime minister andrei belousov, he heads the russian delegation at the asia-pacific cooperation summit. representatives of two dozen arrived in bangkok. economists a

and in the united states, you have massive kidney gum mileage is really a curse. now they do not talk loud much about these disturbances, for example, and they focus on the protests in china. now i do care about the protest in the chinese cities, and i do hope our countrymen will suffer less inconvenience as a result of the imposition of the dynamics. 0 called the policy. but i also hope the protesters each other will realize that there is a higher good to be achieved for greater stability, greater health and less deaths among the chimes be will because other adamic, a lot of interest in this next story to after years of smearing julian assange several major western media outlets have made an abrupt you turn there now. calling for the u. s. government to end its case against the wiki leaks co founder. this group of editors and publishers, all of whom had worked with the sancha, felt the need to publicly criticize his conduct in 2011. but we come together now to express our grave concerns about the continued prosecution of julian, a sorry for obtaining and publishing classified materials. t

i think the united states is out loud they say that they will support ukraine zelensky will decide fory cannot say anything else . uh, after all those words that they said earlier about the fact that there is nothing about ukraine without ukraine, about the fact that there are no deals and so on and so forth on the other side. i think the united states is looking at different levels through different mechanisms for ways to uh, policy of diplomatic regulation. and they evaluate, among other things, that they can sell us uh-huh as such a regulation, but a macron. e, in this case performs the role plays the role of such a kind investigator. uh, who says that we need political and diplomatic regulation, that we need to call the pope, uh, that we need to agree on something? so for that part, i would have them . i mean, i don't think the united states and the foreign policy decision makers. uh, as caricatured as uh, the unwitting was drawn by the wolf we were discussing. i think that they are also discussing, also deciding to seek. uh. what mechanism could help them get out of this situation

and in the united states, you have massive kimmy gum. milas is really a curse. now, they do not talk loud much about these disturbances, for example, and they focus on the protests in china. now i do care about the protest in the chinese cities, and i do hope our countrymen will suffer less inconvenience as a result of the imposition of the dynamics. 0 called the policy. but i also hope the protesters each other will realize that there is a high, you're good to be achieved for greater stability, greater house and less deaths among the chimes people because other adamic. well, i think it turn our attention to the african continent. now kenya has begun hosting yet another round of peaceful to resolve a conflict in the democratic republic of congo near its border with rwanda. it is from rwanda and several other countries within the east african community are participating in the talks scheduled for the duration of this leak. but notably the main insurgent group fighting in the conflict. the m 23 was not invited to this round of the previous as called, clenched in the angle in capital lou und

and in the united states, you have massive kimmy, gamble is, is really a curse. now, they do not talk loud much about these disturbances, for example, and they focus on the protests in china. now, i do care about the protest in the chinese cities. and i do hope our countrymen will suffer less inconvenience as a result of the imposition of the dynamics. 0 called the policy. but i also hope the protesters each other will realize that there is a high, you're good to be achieved for greater stability, greater house and less deaths among the chinese people because other adamic, thanks for watching r t international. we'll be back with more news in just about half an hour. so stay tuned. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going from taishan. let it be an arms race is on offensive bearing dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah.

citing sources in the leadership the united states indicated that the fallen projectile belongs to ukraine , this press became the agency of the press, and in loudeads the russian rocket was replaced by a streamlined formulation of a russian-made rocket. and a few hours ago, turkish president erdogan on the sidelines of the g20 announced that this show russia had nothing to do with it and that the situation should not be created for the start of a third world war, the speech about the fifth article of nato, which implies a collective military response in the event of an attack on one of the states of the alliance, more already hints at least for the fourth that is, for consultation, but as the business insider draws attention, what happened is a propaganda gift for zelensky in order to gain additional support. in the oryol region, they are now eliminating the consequences of an attack on an oil pipeline terminal. druzhba in the village of steel horse, located 170 km from the border with ukraine, early in the morning, according to preliminary data, a drone attacked the tank farm. one of the tanks was damaged, an interesting coincidence was that l

united states where to say something seemingly makes it true. perhaps there were those who thought if they said it enough and loud enough it would materialize. t nevada has been emerging as a blue state. did you look at the results of the elections, very few republicans actually won top spots in the state. so there never really was a wave here. and i think that we also saw democrats motivated. their enthusiasm peaked right at the election, matching the republicans'. there are a number of things that really helped out the democrats. >> so it is very possible we're going to see split leadership for congress for the next two years, democrats in control of the senate, republicans likely to control the house. how do you see this affecting the remainder of president biden's first term? >> well, it risks being problematic. we saw little cooperation during the first two years when the democrats controlled both houses. but by a thin margin in the senate. we're in the same situation in the senate, which is after 100 years of a pattern where it should have been quite the opposite. that we actually saw the democrats hang on to the exact same margin, poss

the united states is doing too little and that is something we are to pay a lot more attention to into a lot less of the loudive with the chinese. maria: there are a number of weapons that taiwan has already paid for that they acquired from the united states and the u.s. has not sent them yet, what are we waiting for to send the equipment to taiwan? is that because of the bullying coming out of communist china? and then ukraine a bipartisan group of senators are urging the biden administration to reconsider the decision to not give ukraine advanced drones, ironic russia breach of the deal that will allow moscow iranian attack drones. you have all of the adversaries getting together here. iran, russia and of course ch china. >> is a worrying situation. years ago the former national security advisor warned in a book the worst geopolitical threat the united states could face would be an alliance of china, russia and iran who are united not because of any great affection for one another but they regarded the united states as a common threat. i think what we see today the threat is materializing russia, china and

united states. i made that clear many times over to the president. he made legal advisers around him that were telling him something different. we ended up having to have a disagreement, very loud disagreement in public. what made that even more difficult is because literally every step of the way from the day i was added to the national ticket all the way until election day 2020, we had a strong, close working relationship that was built on mutual respect. it's one of the reasons i'll always be proud of the record of the trump pence administration. >> sean: we cannot possibly capture the back but it's a comprehensive insiders view what it was like four very historic years what a life you've led. always enjoy having you,

it was destroyed by our fighters, failures out loud make washington nervous, the united states can puttists write. if ukraine weakens, will the americans put pressure on the polish government to provide ukraine with direct assistance? ask yourself if we want are we ready to join the war today? the current representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, mr. lukasz jasina, said a few months ago that we are the servants of ukraine. warsaw sent more than 300 tanks to kiev, while we do not have an equivalent replacement for them today. poland is the main sponsor of ukraine , the question is whether it is in our interests to enter into conflict with russia. meanwhile, nato started talking about negotiations between russia and ukraine. but the way to them was proposed in a very, very strange way. it is necessary to expand the supply of weapons to ukraine including air defenses as well as fuel, winter tent uniforms and other means any conflict ends at the negotiating table sooner or later, but we want a peaceful solution that will be acceptable to ukraine and this is determined by success o

united states was coming through. but anyway that was. phrase came from fact it would blow the whistle really loud really low to let the people know the president was coming to town. >> this is actually, this is a very, very famous photo the paper was prematurely published he did not in fact defeat truman. the reason i included it he is on the rear platform of the magellan holding that paper up and of course he's got a gigantic smile on his face because he just won the election as president. >> in the late evening of november 2 show that paper in the st. lucia st. louis station anyhow, he's shown that paper his wife had just passed it to him. he was so surprised and elated he had to show it to everybody. >> is a very, very famous picture. here are some folks some reporters doing their job is close to the candidate or the president as they could with their gear right there and doing their filing. we'll move through this rather quickly and are running out of time but his present eisenhower hosting mr. churchill. eisenhower campaigning, you concede that safety was not a priority for people watching the president give a speech their people on the r

united states in eight years by 2030. that's policy by the climate czar and biden said the quiet part out loud and reminded people of that before the election. that's competence. stu: thank you for the correction. former president trump, he called florida's governor desantis ron de-sanctimonious. is that a good idea for a former president to attack a popular governor of florida right before the election? >> no, but it's not going to hurt desantis. desantis will win by 11 or 12 points and that's why he's worried. stu: that much? >> yeah, i bet he gets in double digits in florida. even if he wins by nine, that's three times as much as trump won in florida. tram subpoena worried about desantis. trump is worried about desantis. americans want a fighter and desantis offers the same counter punching but without the baggage and personal vendettas that trump brings and has a record of a conservative reformer and able to talk in numbers and give details about he's a policy wonk and look at his leadership during the hurricane. compare desantis' hurricane briefings to trump's covid briefings. no fights with reporters. it's pure, he

united states of america. it's like how people say on twitter they're singing the quiet part out loud and that's been happening a lot more so you have a white house who is going to be out front. we will continue to hear and we have juggling of the press and communications team and earlier this year. you will continue to see those folks like andrew bases and the press secretary calling things out and they continue to promise that president biden as he's done over and over has been explicit about these things and then you have to think about how that changes as you go into the 2024 election and how this administration both talks on the politics of this and the concern about what it's doing to the country as the administration that's overseeing a lot of this and i think that's something the white house is trying to figure out at this point. >> politico's eugene daniels. thank you very much for that report. we turn now to the senate runoff in georgia where early voting is under way. the state supreme court denied a republican bid to block voting on the saturday after thanksgiving. as many as 22 of the state's 159

it seems to me that the united states is involved because they really do not like everything that is happening, especially now after afghanistan, and something very loudhem in the background. so it's not the last one hundred percent. what happened already at the time of the installation of this series of the program is based on real events alexander francesti kept himself in the prague prison of pancracies symbolically, but it was in bankruptcy from the thirty-ninth to forty-fifth years that the guistapa was located from there. kinotsisty sent chekhov to concentration camps, some were executed. here, only in the period from april 5 , forty-third to april 26, forty-fifth , a total of 1079 people were beheaded in pancracies using the guillotine, including 175 women, the number of people executed through hanging is unknown to recall prague from the nazi occupation. the red army liberated it is amazing how quickly czech politicians managed to forget the lessons of their own history and go over to the side of those who killed them. it's not just a fight for alexander now, it's now. if you look a little wider, this is a small war, a small war of ordinary pe

a year after this loud and surprisingly accurate prediction, donald trump became the forty-fifth president of the united statesat she was discussing . here, uh, we have a forecast that trump may return to the white house, what do you think? and i think it is unlikely that trump will be able to return; his energy chances are not so brilliant now. well, what is interesting about biden, what can i say? i said 2 years ago that biden has a term of 2 years. i mean, he's somewhere. hmm in march, there will be a lot of change of politicians. moreover, this is due to a change in the influence of saturn and pluto. that is, these are technical planets that give strength. and here is some magic of influence. all this charisma will weaken, and therefore we will see. this is a series of these changes, and i also said here that kamala haris will have a good chance to take biden's place. that is, it is also finally march. i mean, the same woman that we're talking about here, that a woman, maybe she's aries by horoscope, he's not such a strange horoscope, but at this particular time in the twenty-third year, it will work just

united states was coming through. but anyway, that came from the fact that they would blow the whistle really loud to let the people know the president was coming to town. >> this is actually, this is a very very famous photo where the paper was prematurely published. do we did not in fact defeat truman. he is showing this, the only reason i've included is cassis on the rare platform of the magellan holding that paper up. of course, he has a gigantic smile on his face because he just won election as president. >> it was the first addition, it came out, i guess, in the lee evening of november 2nd, which was the day of the election. he is showing that paper in the st. louis station on november 4th. i think it was -- who made that mistake. anyhow, he is showing that paper on november 4th, his wife had just passed it to him, he was so surprised, and so elated, he had to show it to everybody. >> that is a very very famous picture. here's some folks in your profession, reporters doing their job as close to the candidate where the president as they could with their gear right there. doing their filing. will move through this r

24 csto summit loud top statements alexander lukashenko, sanctions that work to kill those who introduced them, against belarus and russia, as well as further evidence that the united statesa conducted biological experiments on the territory of ukraine . m lies of the west about the current situation on our planet. here are the main themes. we will discuss today, as always. there are many guests at the sixteenth studio. i have presented them to you dmitry zhukov, head of the holding. failure was today, only vadim shpilyov's director of the representative office of the international television and radio broadcasting company of the world in belarus is the head of the knowledge society.

csto summit loud top statements by alexander lukashenko on sanctions that work to kill those who introduced them e, against belarus and russia, as well as further evidence that the united states of america conducted biological experiments on the territory of ukraine yes, it is also necessary, most likely, the inhabitants of ukraine well, there are many, many lies of the west about the current situation. on our planet, these are the main topics. we will discuss today, as always. there are many guests at the sixth studio. i give you them i will introduce. dmitry zhukov, head of the holding, failure of belarus today olga shpilevskaya, director of the representative office of the ntc mir in belarus vadim gigin, head of the knowledge society alexei belyaev, head of the department of political science of the state economic university, candidate of historical sciences and vadim borovik political scientist. good evening. i briefly outlined those topics on we will try to talk today there is another topic, but if we have time so ourselves, then dkb in yerevan took part in the republic of belarus armenia kazakhstan kyrgyzstan russia and tajikistan the chairmanship of this organization p

loud. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >>> trump is attempting to become the second president ever to become a nonconsecutive term as president. >>> the twice impeached trump gets into the 2024 race with a dark jeeping legal cloud hanging over him. a federal grand jury is looking into classified documents trump took from the white house and brought to mar-a-lago. the january 6th committee is looking into trump's actions before and after the riot and the doj has a an investigation. and the trump organization has criminal tax fraud charges investigation. >>> the first measurable snowfall in several states. the storm system now pushing east. let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. p.j., looks like lake-effect snow is going to be a big story. >> right, christine. the first significant snows of the season. almost 20 inches in minnesota, south dakota and michigan. the lake-effect snow machine will be cranking with winter weather alerts spanning across parts of 15 states. some of the areas we'll see 4 to 8 inches of snowfa

loud, because i can't believe that they are so disbelieving. they they asked people at the exit from the polling stations on the topic of where they are moving, the united states, what people feel about this, in order to understand what result to expect and it seemed obvious. look at 39% of dissatisfied 34% feel angry together. this is 73%. three-quarters of the voters are frustrated and angry, and only 5% remain enthusiastic, the helmsman's name was never announced, but everyone already knows what kind of person joe biden, by the way, on the eve of the elections called terrible for himself, the coming 2 years and as a consolation remembered about his right to veto, but after the votes were counted, he clearly cheered up. just got off the phone with some of the winners. include them guys you've met along the way this year. if you're still standing in line to vote, remember, stay in line. however, celebrate the victory, as well as recognize. the defeat of the participants in the last elections is still too early. the gap between the leaders and the laggards in some places does not exceed ten fractions of a percent, millions of ballots have not been counted, and

united states where to say something seemingly makes it true. perhaps there were those who thought that if they said it enough and loud enough, it would actually materialize. but nevada has been emerging as a blue state. and if you look at the results in the elections, very few republicans actually won top spots in the state. so there never really was a wave here and i think that we also saw democrats motivated, their enthusiasm peaked right at the election matching the republicans. there are a number of things that really helped out the democrats. >> on saturday sheriff deputies were called to an elections office in maricopa county after a group of protestors showed up outside the building where votes are being tabulated saying they wanted quicker results and hand counts. this follows cnned a other networks calling the arizona senate race for democrat mark kelly. but it is still early to call the governor's race. kyung lah has more from phoenix. >> reporter: the count continues in maricopa county, 85,000 votes released here in the county. still more votes to be counted. and still no clearance on the give's race here in the state of arizona. republican ka

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he fears that loud confessions of friendship between moscow may reach the united states as an echo ofuclear weapons could be relocate to locations possibly close to the coastline of the united states which would reduce the post-launch warning time to 5 minutes, potentially leading to a confrontation reminiscent of the 1962 cuban missile crisis. let's not talk about money. it seems to me that the face of valentina ivanovna matvienko when she listened to the president. odessa corneli, but everything was about a generous hand yes, it’s clear, here but about his own words that russia can count on cubes. we know that we will transport the rockets you know, aleksandrovich does not even whether there will be missiles or not, but in the fact that the united states understands that there is such a place on the planet 150-180 km from the coastline, where the united states can theoretically get - you have such a place and understand yes ? yes, well, you say, theoretically , this is what percentage, here is the theory of what kind of practice? well wait, actually. uh, like ukraine next to the rus

united states. i made that clear many times over to the president. he made legal advisers around him that were telling him something different. we ended up having to have a disagreement, very loud disagreement in public. what made that even more difficult is because literally every step of the way from the day i was added to the national ticket all the way until election day 2020, we had a strong, close working relationship that was built on mutual respect. it's one of the reasons i'll always be proud of the record of the trump pence administration. >> sean: we cannot possibly capture the back but it's a comprehensive insiders view what it was like four very historic years what a life you've led. always enjoy having you, mr. president. thank you, sir. coming up, biden is once again embarrassing america and himself. it's pretty bad. on the world stage. we'll show you the low lights. wen't have adam corolla. that's ahead. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ after my car accident, i wondere