battles with the bolsheviks, the hetman of the skoropad white movement and the polish troops of the uprasted until november 1920. grushevsky left ukraine for austria back in the nineteenth, and then for about 5 years he negotiated with the bolsheviks about returning to his homeland. in 1924 , grushevsky was allowed to return; he became a professor of history at kiev, the university of academicians of the all-ukrainian academy of sciences. it seems that difficult times of the revolution and the civil war of the 20th century, grushevsky knew how to negotiate and cooperate with various political forces. the same traits are easily captured, both in the political and personal biography of leonid kravchuk, which makes him a typical ukrainian politician about the controversial figure of the last head of the supreme soviet of the ukrainian ssr and the first president of ukraine, who recently passed away in the story of olga mokhova the first president of ukraine came businessmen and football functionaries, former acting politicians and other public, including all ukrainian ex-presidents with th

battles with the bolsheviks, the hetman of the skoropad white movement and the polish troops of the uprasted until november 1920. grushevsky left ukraine for austria back in the nineteenth, and then for about 5 years he negotiated with the bolsheviks about returning to his homeland. in 1924, grushevsky was allowed to return; he became a professor of history at kiev, the university of academicians of the all-ukrainian academy of sciences. it seems that difficult times of the revolution and the civil war of the 20th century, grushevsky knew how to negotiate and cooperate with various political forces. the same traits are easily captured, both in the political and personal biography of leonid kravchuk, which makes him a typical ukrainian politician about the controversial figure of the last head of the supreme soviet of the ukrainian ssr and the first president of ukraine, who recently passed away in the story of olga mokhova the first president of ukraine came businessmen and football functionaries, former acting politicians and other public, including all ukrainian ex-presidents with the

covid vaccine, this administration wanted you to be monitored and this disinformation board was set uprme story, the documents specifically mentioned there needed to be a disinformation board because some people were having questions about election integrity. some people had questions about january 6th. we couldn't have that. this board was set up to monitor that. that is what was in their sites, and i tell you, tucker, gives the lie to what they were saying in public. >> tucker: so the federal government partnering with private companies to censor americans who criticize pfizer's unconstitutional, isn't it? >> yeah, you would sure think so. this idea that the government is going to stand up, and institution that is going to monitor americans speech, americans political speech, tucker, core political speech about political issues is something that needs to be monitored and countered. this is going to be a state propaganda machine. this board was supposed to push out counter information to americans who are raising questions -- and yes, to partner with big tech. the whole idea here and t

also looking at 80 in san ramon, n sknyiestl seefor upre uder the north bay coast.ng at 65 in stinson beach with plenty of sunshine. here's a look at your 10 day forecast. we're talking about the heat well on monday will jump up at least 10 degrees in temperature inland. then on tuesday, the first day of summer with talking upper 90's close to 100 degrees and then on wednesday, still seeing some maybe triple digits to upper 90's and then will slowly back off on the heat thursday and friday and into next weekend. temperatures are going to be really sizzling, though, on tuesday and wednesday. so this is the day you're going to really want to actually had a plan for the kids. make sure you keep them cool and hydrated if nothing else taking at least to the beach, the movies or the library. sunscreen lather on that sons. yeah. i get high temps as well. good start to summer, though. yes, it will feel like summer for sure. thank danny. well, the january 6 hearings will continue tuesday with the committee hearing from georgia officials, cnn reports georgia secretary of stat

g onthe yshe redwood r s south batemperes, palo alto upr 80 to w 90'sand the heat is also on for pleasanton livermore. san ramon, walnut creek and nco, a range of upper 80's to lo's oakland at 80 degrees in pittsburgh are very hottest spot today at 95 degrees tomorrow, first day of summer and we are bringing the summer heat in full force, triple digits inland and 90's right along the bay for your tuesday wednesday and thursday will be that hot but still really warm days taking a step back on friday, saturday and sunday into the 90's for your highs inland. but 70's near the bay and 60's at the coast rain. don, thank you for that. so extra trains running on barred for ferry extra trips, re routes from unity and extra capacity on caltrain. so. >> everybody is pitching in today. 10 minutes traveling into the city may so that fremont street exit. so no major delays this morning. but you certainly want to leave the house as soon as you can. san mateo bridge about 13 minutes to make it from a 80 heading across towards one. 0 one. let's check on the richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes for y

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school so avhat students who were too younge to drive did not have to ask their parents to pick them upr. harmeet , if that's all true ,ru the lengths to which they went to cover this up, that's stunning. >> it is stunning, lauren, to h be honest with when i first b heard about these facts, it wasv really hard to believe. but in fact these teachers have actually confessed on video at the california teachers association to doing a lot of these things and not only doing it but trying to teach other california teachers how to secretly run theseer clubs away from the knowledge of the parents. and laura, first they told this young lady that she was t bisexual. pubescent girl and then a few weeks later they tell her no, we think you're trans. some of the other facts in this lawsuit, laura , include that these teachers during covid actually creeped so searchesch engine of these children who are studying remotely to identifys more children to include in these types of clubs. and so no parent should have to go through this. they have rights underhe the united states constitution to direct the edu

you't just plug your car in .t electricity rates have also gone upr double digits. i mean,, i live in texas. i cannotot wait to find out what my bill is going to be . you know, when we hit our six or six degrees this sunday, i can't wait to findd out where our bills are going to be this summer. but when you think about that , the administration will tell a you anything butny the truth. they don't want to talk about these crisis's americans are facing every single day. nine thousand dollarsrs more a year. let that hit ho yeah. monica,, this white house just reeks to me of incompetence and they don't have a plan. they areth they're actually admitting it out loud. but this is an administration a year and a half into it that doesn't have a plan. well, you know, jason , i adore you, but i'm going to have to disagree with you on this. i don't think it's incompetence at all and i doo think if they have a plan this is the plan joe biden has repeatedly talked aboutab this incredible transition of the u.s. economy. and while there's some pain right now for the american people

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