after five years of touring and the unr no longer existed, the philanthropist flew into the world, butid the fates of his authors and the authors of the band develop, what happened to leontovych, to tetsenko and to košice, a very different fate in... to the states they didn’t go, they stayed in america , part of them succumbed to the invitation of the soviet authorities to come back, they said, and it was just my grandfather’s older brother, petro stetsenko, who performed important roles and was a choir singer, and performed administrative functions, he returned, but here he was tortured in those years when the entire intelligentsia. exterminated in the 37th year and in those years when america sang kerelofel, i.e. this is the 37th year, we remember that it was the beginning of stalinist terror, mass repressions, kerel, christmas in america, terror in ukraine, well, that’s what happened to tetsenko, but ontovych was killed much earlier, in the 21st year, in january, and this is also the case, when the schedrik sounded there in the west, he was killed the same day, and i assume that the

and rates looking to be lower and banks balance sheets will be stronger and not sitting on hefty unrelied the end of the year and not in caseases of $500 billion and rates can earn obstructing cerumen the assets and other banks with stories turning around and playing something like the regional bank index and playing like a dolled man sax and morgan stanley with deals in 2024 and citi group is a storied stock in the midst of a turn around. >> ticker symbol? >> kre. >> each of your opinions on the best performing asset class in 2023. bitcoin up 163%. i'm skeptical and can't explain it. >> 1% allocation is impressive. al, you convinced in >> i'll take the reasonable side and don't get bitcoin or crypto. bitcoin makes sense but to his point, not more than 5%. >> carlton. >> i don't care. i'm tired of bitcoin. it's been trying to happen for 5 years now and it's not. the price moves up, the price moves down. we don't know why. sometime stypes it's correlated to the market and sometimes it's not. maybe you miss out on upside but skip it. >> ben. >> i love it for trading and only on technicals a

refugeees says gaza is now like hell on earth as israel continues bombardment of the besieg territory. the unr made comment in a post on x after visiting the godless trip. felipeni said what the palestinian territory is facing amounts to an endless deepening tragedy. the united nations human rights chief has also called situation in gaza well beyond breakdown. it is clear if you look at the humanitarian. at the moment it is so precarious that the secretary general, well all of us have been saying what we had to say, including our humanitarian colleagues, because it's it's, i don't even know what word to find in terms of precariousness, i don't know whether you can give me a better word and precar, it's extremely precarious, mean it's in the verge of of well beyond breakdown, so of course there is a clarian call for everyone and for the international institutions that deal with it to... take it very seriously and take on it, press correspondent joined us with first hand account of the unfolding crisis inside strip strikes are maintained as you know that moments ago israels targeted several area

there is no healthcare. the situation is difficult and heading for the worst. people are coming to unr shelters in mass numbers and their numbers are increasing. practically, most of them, like me, have lost their homes during israeli air rates, we are living through neverending crisis, there are no hospitals to treat the wounded or sick people, even pregnant women have harsh times delivering the babies because of the health crisis. this real war has shattered every aspect of our lives, it is tough mission to try and obtain water, bread, gas or fuel. the situation is getting worse under the what will i? the international community and now over to occupied west bank reserve forces have conducted yet another raid this time on a refugee camp near nabis. six palestinians were killed and that brings to 272 number palestinians killed by israeli forces and settlers in the west bank since the gaz of war broke out. pr cv's mondel join us earlier from romala one of those who were murdered the... camp is a school student according to the sources there in alf refugee camp, palestinian paramedics h

i would never divided this war, and even more so , we would say that did the upa army win, did the unr win, or did it lose? if we look at the time of the ukrainian people's republic, we can say that it lost, because there was an occupation , a famine, the destruction of the ukrainian state and culture, but if we are all here and act against it, then they won, and if we see the 91st year and the restoration independence, then we see that it was all not... in vain, the struggle of these people was not in vain, was the defeat of the orange revolution, but we made a revolution during the orange revolution merits, did the revolution on the granite lose, or are we now seeing it young students who went to the revolution on the granite, today they are very famous people, politicians who influence society, and we see that it was also not in vain, and with... usually our struggle is also ours, it lasts for many years, but we will see what the enemy has done, whether the enemy has taken at least one regional center, whether he has carried out the plans that declared that in three months they will

later they were there participants of the battle near motovylivka were also buried, that's when the unrtorate returned. it was precisely during the bolshevik invasion, when the moravian troops captured here, he was alone in the palace, there was their pond itself, there was their check, and there are memories of who was there, who, who, there it came to such dozhahs, for example, there he describes that these same people are walking, and the ant is a parka and says, look what nice boots he has, come here, he says, and you , what kind of boots do you give the women. .. they shot, took away the boots and threw them away, and there was such an episode that they didn’t really bury them there, it smelled like they buried a little, and when it was already warm in the summer, there was a stench, and the place, local residents wrote and complained, do something, because it is impossible to live, and then for a certain period in pechersk even the price of apartments fell very sharply because no one wanted to live in this in this in this stench, and the fact that they liquidated in more... there

voting rights act of not all had section two which actually are happy to have section two you cannot unring the bell. once you have discrimination you could go to a court. what we have to put back in there is the clearance at the prophylactic measure for it on the front and they're not going to bill enact the laws at all. right? so we need both. the jon bryant advancement is the answer we should file i will continue to file it we should try to pass that. i also know it is so important we acknowledge our limitations so earlier this week tuesday i filed the john lewis voting rights act the 118th congress. it will probably note goat know where the house is controlled by republicans who refuse to come to the table. as mark so eloquently said voting rights used to be a bipartisan effort it's a partisan effort the only way we can turn this around get 60 votes in the senate to overcome a filibuster, at one point we had 51 votes to pass the bill. we did not have 60 votes to overcome the filibuster. we have to vote people. of votes. votes, votes. [applause] >> very, very quickly that should be the l

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18th, later the participants of the battle were also buried there under motovylovka, this is when the unr directorate returned, the soldiers who died, died in the battle near motovylivka, they were buried here in mariyansky park, this is the tradition ... the bolsheviks continued the burials , but then they themselves made a park there, and this is essentially on the site of the necropo, but there are also the times of muravyov, and there muravyovshchyna, thousands of people are buried there, on this territory, the largest number of people is impersonal, just in a row, say they killed, it was precisely because of the bolshevik invasion , when uravyev was captured by the troops here, he was alone in the palace, there was their own pond, it became warm there for a while, there was a stench and a place , the local residents wrote, complained that god cannot do something, and then for a certain period in pechersk, even the price of apartments fell very sharply, because no one wanted to live in this, in this, in this stench, and what they liquidated, the bolsheviks had absolutely some kind of

view of the cover, but remained an asian despotism, in november 1917 we went in the other direction, unr, ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church. a real possibility to create a state, we were stopped and kept like this from 1920 to august 1991. we started again from the place where we were stopped, and now we have reached the european union, conditionally speaking, to candidacy, due to independence, due to the legalization of the ukrainian greek catholic church, due to the creation of the uoc kp, due to tomos, due to the association agreement, now the candidacy is a member of the european union, and now we have to leave there, and this is an effigy. we are being held by the russian imperial, which is simply holding with the help of its army, so that we do not reach, and everything that is happening, and putin is talking about it on his direct line, uh, we have to hold them so that they do not reach, they must be here we have them drag them back to asia, where they were sent by bohdan khmelnytskyi, and i promised you a little bit about civilizational trends, really without exaggeration..

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unr, ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, real. the possibility of creating a state, we were stoppedo simply like this until until from 1920 to august 1991, we again started to go from... from the place where we were stopped, and now reached the european union , conditionally speaking, to candidacy, due to independence, due to the legalization of the ukrainian greek catholic church, due to the creation of the uoc kp, due to tomos, due to the association agreement, now the candidacy of a member of the european union, and now we have to leave there, and this scarecrow is holding us russian. imperial , which is just holding with the help of its army, so that we don't get there, and everything that's happening, and putin talks about it on his direct line, uh, we have to keep them, so that they don't get there, they have to be here, we we have them drag them back to asia, where bohdan khmelnytsky sent them, and a little bit about civilizational trends, really without exaggeration, i promised you to mention about... anti-semitism, xenophobia, all this broke out in different countries, i ho

as early as january 18th, later the participants of the battle under motovylovko, this is when the unrtory returned. the soldiers who died , died in the battle near motovylovka, they were buried here in the mariyansky park, the bolsheviks continued this tradition of burials, but then they themselves made a park there, and in fact it is on the site of the necropolis, but there, and muravyov’s time , there is an anthill, there are thousands of people buried on this, on this territory, the largest number of people, but impersonally, just in a row, let's say, they killed exactly that. during the bolshevik invasion, when the moravian troops captured here, in the palace i was there, there was their pond itself, there was their chka, and there are memories of who was there, who, who, there it reached to such horrors, for example , there he describes that they are walking, walking some of these same people, and these are ants couple, he says, what nice boots he has, but come here, he says, what about you, what boots you women shot and took away. the boots were thrown away, and there was such a

history we are living now, because it is still dragging on, and people, ukrainians, do not perceive the unr appeared thanks to lenin. i think the date is really important, moreover, it can be called one of the starting points of the current war, because there are actually parallels between the current war and that war that was over 100 years ago started a lot, a lot, you called it the soviet-ukrainian war, actually the russian-ukrainian war, because the soviet union as such did not exist, that is, there was ... obviously could not put up with, despite their supposedly international slogans, could not put up with the very idea of ​​an independent ukraine, because it was also clear to the bolsheviks that russia was in such a format as an empire, and the bolsheviks also essentially set themselves the task of preserving this format, it is impossible without ukraine, therefore any attempt by ukrainians to create their own independent state is a threat. for any russian imperial project, regardless of whether it is white, red, soviet, monarchical , supposedly some kind of liberal, that is, it is a

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you can't unring that bell now, but a lot of people say well, what if he gets convicted . i don't know that that is fitting this bond he's now got with a big chunk of the gop election. >> he's asking for what would otherwise call transparency, for him it is free televised attitude and his nose to the courts, he wants everyone to see him in court. pushing back against judges, freewheeling and disregarding rules and getting away with it. >> let me ask you as the democrat at the table, your guy is losing to him. >> by voters and by polls, i'm not sure what more joe biden can do to remind people what is at stake. the state of the union, the soul of democracy constantly talking about battle for the soul of the country on the world stage, there is a responsibility for everybody else to also take the challenges seriously other democratic party is in the white house. i know incumbents in general are not popular, do you ever think maybe we should have a new candidate? >> no. a new candidate would not have the white house. he would not have a court reporters covering his every move,

you go through a chemical or surgical castration or double mastectomy, that is a bell you cannot unringents yes, absolutely have to understand anti- supportive of their children questioning who want to live as a different gender who feel they been born in the wrong body but there are so many steps between the initial longing and feeling like you don't fit and surgical mutilation and what we have to do as a society is investigate those steps and do it with kindness and support and curiosity but going to the most extreme step, it flies in the face of logic and that's why the surgeries are disallowed in most of western europe and most people no matter how supportive they are of the family members and people they know in the lgbtq community, there is a lot of people and gay people who think maybe this is a decision a child should make on their own, there are ways of supporting them through out a transition that don't involve this final terminus. >> there are various state exploring bands on this issue and age of course is a question here. one of the voices sometimes marginalized as the disc

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former solicitor general filed a paper saying to be folly to think the supreme courtbl would uphold unrajor questions doctrine the sec decision but was seldom sec imposes a significant reduction investment in the space that's a big macro number we have very small wireless high-speed that said were going to be able we have to hold back hold back on expanding services at a cost of capitol has increased we saw municipal run governments saying theyrk were having to divert resources and shoot lawyers and compliance costs and having to abandon or throttle back on bills so title ii is the wrong direction to make sure we have investment for the bridging of the digital divide. >> thank you. chair, the most recent net neutrality order of national security did you or anyone come to this committee requesting additional authority to protecting national security? >> are be happy to have a discussion about national security. >> known submit? looks you and i spoke about this already. the reality is since i became suren there's a lot of mint mes is not an s commissioner over and over again national secu