diplomatic relations with venezuela and intends to seek a revision of the free trade agreement usa historyic day we are writing a new history for colombia latin america and the whole world 11 million of our voters were able to achieve real fundamental changes on which our very existence depends on the capital of india student protest turned into a clash with the police, young people came out to protest against the new rules recruits into the army so far, the service life has been 15 years with good salary benefits and free medical care. however, the government. raja budget savings raised the age of conscription and reduced the service life to 4 years to stay in the army for a longer time will be able to only a quarter of military service recruits. it was considered one of the best sources of income, especially in rural areas, so the reform led to a wave of pogroms in several indian states , for example, in behar. about 2,000 citizens burned railway station across the country delay. we are hundreds of protesters. western europe and the summer heat breaks all records, for example, in the cze

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states, ah, we explore the roots of this conflict in the 1st part of our documentary long history usa in 45 minutes on d w. so you want to know what makes with love and batting thing away, but i'm not going to have to work my own car and everyone with later holes in every day getting. are you ready to meet the german and join me, rachel stuart on d. w. ah, ah funny that's, that's how i said things. and i said painting as a problem or the congress has a problem. or the papacy problem suffers as a problem and you have to find solutions to solve that problem with me. and we'll call for our, for a young painter from gonna appear on the international seem like a bolt out of the blue. his works like hot cakes and the prices soon shut up a 1200000. the fashion world also took a fancy to his motifs. for me, we went with unlock goble awful to trace his roots in the capital of gonna crap where he also sees his future. mm. how did dishonesty shipman from west africa's coast rising star of contemporary art and so quickly for and what does he and others think of his success? mclamore and he's an a

for technical reasons he did not and i am actually very afraid that assumptions during the history of the usa and technical reasons could break up to to the european court, everyone has the right to write a statement in the case. what else is marina a wrecker, that is, he wins against ukraine, then you have to be very careful about the proportionate responsibility of the shishimaring in the case of murder, ah, honestly, i do n’t take sixties, i’ve never worked this part and i will add the opinions of the actual lawyers, because they were included and talked to, including andriy, during the investigation and the trial, vitaly titych, lawyer, lawyer of the heroes of the heavenly hundred, says that this case did not become exemplary in his opinion, the investigation was incomplete , the examination was rushed, actually, for some reason , another russian military private appeared as a witness for the ukrainian side of the prosecution, well, that is, in the opinion of thousands, there were certain procedural violations, and that russian soldier should have been on the dock , and accordingly, the p

accepted, but it's only advisory blue meter causing a writer in history. professor with the american university in washington summarizes the usa official position. united states says that we're not going to prevent freedom of speech. united states as that even neo nazis have the right to speak and to assemble the german journalist and filmmaker mark, but all my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently. that certainly i'm like on our knee. my knee does torn . he's a very thorough, a name or game car, you know, shown garnish via the building damage for all time vasey zips tune. and the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be thing a typical, if you are at the end democracies the fear is, doctrinal, superior and inferior races, rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events, a pre requisites for it. but never existed before but here's the pre world war, ma'am. the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had coloni

is believed that it was on june 10, 1786 that mass sales of this product began in the usa, by the way, the historyas product something goes deep roots. antiquity about three thousand years ago in china they made refreshing dishes from missi ice, snow and pieces of fruit. where were they ? no, probably, they went to the mountains specifically for this, but later. there also appeared a recipe for mixing ice milk, which was kept a strict secret, and they made their own about desserts in ancient israel and greece, they looked more like what we now call frozen juice. here is a recipe using frozen milk in europe that appeared only in the 14th century in italy. i see this famous medieval ice cream. yes renaissance no, it was not like that. yes, it is quite possible, quite possible. yes, and in france, for example, flying turned out to be only in the sixteenth century, and the classic recipe for ice cream based on milk appeared there, but already in the xviii century. the name of the ice cream. it also came from france, at the place of its appearance, the city was called ice cream lu dent; here in the 19t

reporter: tara vanderveer has more wins than any other women's basketball coach in history and olympic gold for team usae never needed title ix because it should have been fair all along. >> reporter: when she was in >> iwas alsoy painful, not to have the plan, not to have the experience boys got. i think it is important we do know the history and that we keep working to have true equality with -- within sports and within education. >> reporter: the ncaa's dr. amy wilson says the fight is just beginning. >> are we making sure that women, girls and women of all identities are getting access, you know. are minority women getting the same opportunities, and we see that that's not the case in a lot of our sports. >> reporter: celebration and a continued battle for equal pay and equal play. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back later for cbs mornings. and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new

but it's only advisory lou meter causing a writer in history professor with the american university in washington summarizes the usa official position. united states says that we're not going to prevent freedom of speech. united states as that even neo nazis have the right to speak. and to assemble the german journalist and filmmaker mark, but all my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently that only i'm like on our knee. my knee does torn. he's out of a phone, a name, or game car, you know, shown garnish via the building damage for all time vasey zips tune a. the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be something a typical.

history. usahe astonished because you underestimate us, but if we repeat the same phrase 10 times no anton valerievich we will not one of those, because everything that will happen will still be blamed on us for any food crisis. we will now be shown footage from yesterday’s meeting with the un security there, which means that the president of the european council made unfounded accusations against moscow there is such a charles michel a sign of protest during his speech, our permanent representative vasily nebenzya left the hall, the meetings, the chief european diplomat, josel, posted a fake on social networks about that russia allegedly destroyed the second largest ukrainian grain the terminal in nikolaev that the west is least concerned about fate, the starving africa was clearly demonstrated in washington by the white house, in fact, banned african countries from buying russian grain, why they say it could have been stolen in ukraine, in general, a sign of solidarity with the ukrainians , the

help of our allies of everyone from australia to lithuania to the usa to canada and etc. literally on wednesday on our channel historyeam talking about what real goal russia professes in this war against ukraine, after analyzing the works of such theorists as dugin there , etc., it is absolutely obvious that this war is not being waged for russia to seize the donbass or the south of ukraine, and not to force ukraine not to join nato, in any case, the war is being waged for the complete occupation and destruction of ukraine as an independent state, but that's not all, the war is also being waged for the destruction of ukrainians as a separate people. therefore, it is a war for survival, in order to survive, stand up and break imperialism, which wants to return the whole world in the 19th century, if not in more ancient times. well, by the way, russia is of course very difficult to explain to its people, although, again, they are, so i think they explain to a greater extent to people who live closer to moscow to peter there to others there centers of cultural, scientific and economic

but its only advisory blue liter causing a writer in history professor with the american university in washington summarizes the usa official position. united states says that we're not going to prevent freedom of speech united states as that even the nazis have the right to speak. and to assemble the german journalist and filmmaker mark, but all my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently that only i'm like on our knee. my knee does tone is of a phone and name or do you call, you know, shown garnish via the building damage for all time bussey's apps. tune a, the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be thing a typical of europe. in democracies, the fear is, doctrinal, superior and inferior races, rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events. the pre requisites for it had never existed before. but here's the pre world war, ma'am. the u. k. at colonies in africa, india, china, the commonwealth of australia, asia north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, as

would like to restore the country, so he would like to leave a mark in history, even though he would be a big emperor, this is the usa not very stupid and cunning, er, cunning, that's why i think that this is just one of those who speak russian, change your mother , the sale, er, something changes if there is putin, he 's already too cunning for two years, what's with mine point of view on the basis of what i know from the public and not from the public . it seems to me that the same exchange is happening now, and it is happening to what extent and how much it can affect this situation in general. let us imagine that turkey will become closer to russia and endupatsya support of ukraine endupatsya po the rate of weapons that will happen, well, turkey will block the expansion of transport, that's how it should be knocked out

coincidence that everyone who passes by could leave his mark on the history of the difficult relations of the islamic republic of his washington, usan the negotiations on the nuclear deal does not directly participate in the meeting took place on the site. eight in vienna the rounds were not crowned with success. and when the parties took a break in the spring, washington pushed through a resolution in the international atomic energy agency that tehran allegedly does not allow rich inspectors to enter its facilities. i would like to thank russia china for voting against the fantasy of the iranian resolution adopted at the request of the united states in the board of governors of the imt, if the nuclear deal negotiations are resumed, if the american side is realistic in its demands, then we will be able to bring this dialogue to a final. what concerns? settlement of the situation, however, we do not welcome double standards and nato expansion to the ukrainian topic in the negotiations, the head of the russian foreign ministry thanked iran for the quote absolutely correct understanding of the situation and once again commented on the

to its closest neighbors aleksey veselovsky aviabramov alexander bekin ntv usa this is one of the largest projects in the historyn moscow, this is how the capital's mayor sergei sobyanin called the southeastern chordon today, got acquainted with its progress in construction and said that the new chord is, in fact, the second stage of the high-speed diameter. yes, it will pass through four districts of moscow and connect 22 districts; the new route should significantly improve the transport situation in the capital. the construction site from kuryanovsky boulevard to kantemirovskaya is one of the most difficult on the entire southern chord with a relatively small total length of 12.5 km. there will be 7 flyovers and a bridge across the moscow river with a total length of 335 m bridge structure and adjacent flyover. they will weigh about 24,000 tons, this figure was announced today by moscow mayor sergei sobyanin during his next visit to the construction site, the construction of yugo chord under the constant control of the head of the city, please report how the work is going, therefore, now sergey semyonovich is

for their further sale in the usa and europe, different eras, child, different rulers , we look at the historyrussia in the application or on the website for free without registration. now footage from the new dear colleagues, good afternoon we continue with you a series of meetings connected the direction of economic development. and, of course, here a special role belongs to transport, logistics infrastructure, let me remind you that we have already considered the issues of supporting the aviation industry, analyzed the implementation of port and railway projects, as well as the modernization of checkpoints in the south of the country in the azov black sea and caspian basins, and today i propose to discuss in detail measures and steps needed to strengthen the road network for increasing the volume and quality of construction of highways. the importance of this work is obvious new roads more convenient logistics - these are new business opportunities to strengthen ties between regions to increase exports. all this, in general, creates a solid foundation for economic growth and the successful

alexey veselovsky alexander gusev ntv usa in france, today the strike is carried out by employees of the foreign ministry for the second time in the historye country, a public action is organized by diplomats, people with excellent education, high status, for whom restraint. barely the foundations of professional ethics are outraged by the reforms he recently planned, re-elected president macron shuts down the building of a new civil servants corps and proposes that senior officials no longer be attached to a specific administrative department the ministry has instead been shuffled regularly throughout their careers, career diplomats themselves say. they are deprived of the status of a separate professional workshop. they lose work experience, and eventually the profession of a diplomat. can just disappear strikes are attended by seven trade unions supported by colleagues and foreign minister katrin kalanna. by the way, she is one of three french women who have the personal rank of french ambassador assigned only for special merits to the most experienced employees. the first a child with spinal muscular atrophy from the donbass will rece

accidental that everyone who passes by could leave his mark on the history of the difficult relations of the islamic republic of his washington, usathe negotiations on the nuclear deal does not directly participate in the meeting took place on the site. in vienna, eight rounds were unsuccessful. and when the parties took a break in the spring, washington pushed through resolutions in the international atomic energy agency that tehran allegedly does not allow i want to thank russia and china for voting against the anti-iranian resolution adopted at the request of the united states in the board of governors of the imt, if the nuclear deal negotiations are resumed, if the american side is realistic in its demands, then we we will be able to bring this dialogue to the finale. what concerns? settlement of the situation, however, we do not welcome double standards and nato expansion, the ukrainian topic in the negotiations is of particular attention, the head of the russian foreign ministry thanked iran for the quote absolutely correct understanding of the situation and once again commented on the unscrupulous attempts of the west, acco

the whole world from china to the usa, then the victory of ukraine in marks the victory of world democracy, which is the reason why russia became what it is now in historyre was a time when the world had many hopes that russia can actually become a democracy in russia in the lake ited if you look at what happened in russia at the end of the 80s, it was definitely one of the beacons of democracy and democratic development in the post-soviet space, president yeltsin was elected president russia, contrary to gorbachev's wishes, to support a huge democratic mobilization in russia , while nothing of the sort happened in ukraine in the 1989-90s, as well as in a significant part of the 1991s , it was almost natural to expect that russia would take the lead in terms of democratic transformations in this did not happen to the soviet union. ivan, already in 1993 it was clear that the same parliament that president yeltsin defended in 1991 was being shot at. i'm not talking only about politicians and the west, but about the general public, including ourselves, at that time we believed that this was a kind of end of history on the international arena, that countrie

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usa or uk no? definitely. no, i would like to think so, but no, the fact that history develops in a spiral.rties of the last century, yes, germany, which before that was banned and all countries in accordance with the sussalian agreements there. they forbade her to arm herself and have heavy industry, well, aimed at creating weapons from a generally large army, there were 100,000 of them in total, in my opinion, but before the thirty -third year. and after that, germany begins to increase the music of their what, what happening? look further, who fought, then in europe, because the coalition of countries that came to the soviet union it was big, all those countries that today announced sanctions against us are the same, but the strike force, because everyone said that only the germans know how to fight . that the latvian riflemen will fight with us? yes, it is unlikely that they were used more as punishers by poland, but they are more at war with refugees and destroy them on the border , and poland surrendered its country in a month to the germans in a month in thirty-ninth. what's next, a

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usa starts june 15th on d. w. the issue with existing batteries is that they saw they're really horrible. we are living during the most extraordinary time in history of transport. we'll go for the electric with my, the gun ran the oil and mobility, shall we rev experiences, neos, ai system and battery swamping tack our state of the art. but just how good are they? no me just took over to car. she is gonna bark it in for you and the whole process from here honest, fully thought rev analyzes automotive battery swapping is all the rage. but is that a good or bad idea? said with walkable batteries to say if the wood or do we just need better batteries? red explores, this indian city is hoping people will swamp out motorized, transportation for pedal power, county idea catch on. of this i looked at the melodies i went on on that single appointment. i'll just take a look at that other of your business, john supplies looked outside to look at them if not, but it's worked out that gender and rev discovers meet the, you know, cycling world record holder who swamped out 2 wheels for one coming up soon. all should be in the car, but also on the opposite, mus

russia until it ends its history, like the soviet union in the eighties, manually, that is, the scenario. read the training manuals of the special operations forces university usahis kind, it is impossible to stop. well, what is the latest news yesterday today, well, boilers, solid victories are a- why do all these talks arise to stop russia, uh, then, when she started to win, it’s already obvious that this is a common story in international counteractions, as soon as the army begins to win . let's calm down soon . enough victims. enough. you know boris borisovich. you are right. uh, death is terrible thing, but there are things for which a person has always given his life. faith of the fatherland, honor, duty, love were the highest values ​​for which a person was ready to sacrifice himself. and this distinguishes him from the animal, which only from the instinct of self-preservation rushes into battle. and if there weren’t such a self-made no powers, there wouldn’t be any national states and there’s no need, therefore, to convince us that we are at war, you should not understand, well, someone probably said during the great patriotic war. it was necessary to s

price of eldorado and you will need to answer them usa with vladimir solovyov different rulers different destinies to deceive do not deceive fate. allah history or on the site for free. it's time for global change. we are witnesses of the events that will go down in history, how it will depend on us do not miss the evening with vladimir solovyov special episode today at 21:20 on the russia channel i didn’t visit, how will i look people’s eyes so exactly june 21:20 on the channel, russia we continue to release the russian military struck a precision strike on an armored plant near kharkov, where heavy armored vehicles were being repaired, including foreign -made vehicles in the conditions of a shortage of their own kiev deployed polish -made combat vehicles near donetsk, they were noticed by the defenders of the people's republic on the front line a at the borders of the donetsk airport, for which 8 years ago there were heavy fighting, the movement of ukrainian formations was again noticed, a report by pavel prokopenko kilometers, the field, they say, the fighters regularly cross no, no ukrainian polish tracked vehicles the entire enemy arsena

6, 1944, the second front was finally opened, the largest landing operation in history began. 3 million people from the usad and canada landed in normandy and took the side of the soviet union to the third reich. we had to start a war on two fronts. its end was a matter of time. however, the second world war could have ended much earlier in early 1943. roosevelt and churchill meet in casablanca and, as a result of the meeting, inform stalin about the readiness open the second front in august 1943, but in may the date was postponed almost a year later, stalin was disappointed with losing confidence in the allies. he writes in a reply message roosevelt. this decision of yours creates exceptional difficulties for the soviet union for 2 years now, which has been waging war with the main forces of germany and its satellites with the utmost exertion of all its forces, but the allies were waiting for the londons. washington hoped that the german forces of the soviet union would be exhausted, and they would be able to clean up the remnants of the victor's army and establish their world order, but by the beginning

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why don't you want to temporarily leave for the usa or england to lecture at universities on history and geopolitics, he answered the creator of stirlitz has no right to leave his country. the nascent new russia was rejected by semyonov; his liberal ideas were at odds with the trends of a total sale. we do not have a terminological convention under the word liberal and julian was certainly a liberal, but he did not correspond to the concept of a liberal of the current time, because he is unconditionally for all that though, he means part of the time was in the west, looking for materials amber room, met with some famous and secret people he did it in the context of his country for the sake of his country, to tell his readers, a and he was interested. and russia, as a native country, its heroes always worked for their country, and therefore, in this regard, in the modern view, there were, of course, no liberals. he was a man who wanted to transform negativity and his countries so that she became stronger, so that there were more, and she had reasons to be proud and it was easier to li

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last salem witch was acquitted in the usa, it turns out that one of them was beaten by johnson and has not been rehabilitated since 1693. well, however her. history students eighth grade of the local school and appealed to the legislators with a demand at the official level to justify the sorceress. i have only one question. what evidence they could provide evidence most importantly, it seemed witchcraft didn't exist. yes, in the 21st century we have learned this and finally we can control those who were executed for this many, many years ago, and it seems to me that this acquittal will be, but the longest one. well, that is, by remoteness from the moment of the crime, which by the way did not happen, yes, well also, the guinness book of records has recently replenished with another record. it is not magical, but it seems to me that there is something magical in it too. let me tell you about it. and look how beautiful it looked. so this record was set by the german surfer siba. what is it at the end of october 2020, he ambushed a suitable storm in a portuguese village at dawn and saddled a giant wave 26 m 21 cm high, nevertheless, a 37-year-old a

usa universities and gases, i ask you alexey let's have a good day. i am konstantin mogilevsky chairman of the board russian historical society. the historyrts is an integral part of the history of our country and today's questions will be devoted to the history of russian football, questions from the russian historical society at 6.00 in 1988 in seoul, the soviet union team won the olympic football tournament for the second time in its history , winning the final the team of this country with a score of 2:1. right questions from the russian historical society for 8 in 2005, this moscow club was the first russian club to coach valery gazaev led the team to win the uefa cup this is cska let's find out over 200 last summer in the sacrificial pits of the ancient city, sansenduy in china, hundreds of relics dating back 30 centuries were found, including a mask made of this metal. perhaps gold you are right. true , only half survived, we play further finds for 800 cat poke, alas, the question must be given. to whom let's denis denis the theme of the picture 200 thousand attention on the screen here is one image here is the next. here's one mor

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history of athletics. today, more than 90 women and girls sexually abused by convicted child molester and former team usa gymnastics seeking more than a billion dollars from the fbi. the gymnasts say investigators could have ended nassar's abuse and protected them and other victims had fbi agents not mishandled the case, claimants include simone bilesckayla maro. and as jean casarez reports for us, authorities now have six months to settle the claims before a lawsuit can be filed in federal court. >> the fbi on official notice. >> we have been failed and we deserve answers. >> 90 female athletes victimized by disgraced doctor larry nassar seeking more than a billion dollars in damages from the agency in administrative claims, a required step before a lawsuit can be filed. >> i blame larry nassar. and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> the fbi's indianapolis field office was notified in 2015 that nassar, a longtime team doctor for u.s. olympic gymnastics and michigan state university, had sexually abused female gymnasts. >> i then proceeded to tell them about london and how he w

usa, the chinese leading bandurist of the ukrainian diaspora and honored an artist of ukraine, the bandura took its important place in ukrainian culture as an accompaniment to epic songs of the translation of historyhands of blind bandura players, a cossack lies there in the club, representatives of culture who consider the ukrainian land as their native took part in the fund-raising, in particular, the ensemble of jewish music and the collective of crimean tatar music, many things were created on the basis of ukrainian jewish traditions and also ukrainian crimean tatar traditions, they are strikingly intertwined. winner of the grammy award, descendants of jews and migrants from ukraine, frank london founded an ensemble that performs the music of central and eastern europe to take part in a charity concert of a musician prompted him civic position i want to say clearly i did not come here as a jew i passed here as a human being what is happening right now in ukraine the attack of russia its destruction of ukraine is contradictory humanity this is a war crime in early april, 45 un countries announced their refusal to come to kazan for the session of the unesco world heritage committee, which was to

the forty-first year, already in the usa, they operated in the uk laboratory in the forty-second year. why do you think this is japanese, how important is the historyse history is important first of all, for you and me, it is important for every russian person, because it directly concerned russia directly with the soviet union, and here, perhaps, even irina anatolyevna will better tell the history of the khabarovsk process and the history of the kvanton army and 1731. indeed, when the a-a soviet the troops quickly, ah, won the victory in the far east, and it turned out to be a huge , monstrous, completely, not human work that hmm electrolytic japan was doing on people. yes, the experiments they carried out on the people and those soldiers who saw it were the officers who you saw, they were shocked and , first of all, subsequently the leadership of the soviet union was shocked by the fact that all the organizers of these biological laboratories, and the monstrous war criminals , were evacuated to the united states and a. justice did not reach them, and therefore the soviet union then organized this khabarovsk trial, which is described in the film a

there will be talk in law school and history for a long time to come -- what does this mean for the court itself? it's facing this mainstream rebukes already. take "usa" front page which raises the issue from an american view of, wow, once you do this, this fast with a bunch of new trump appointees, the court's legitimacy is, quote, in question after this ruling. the nationwide protests we're living through right now are not logging a generalized disagreement with the outcome. much of this is tapping into what is now a prevailing view, that this decision came out because new justices joined the court, and they personally oppose abortion. now, let me be clear -- if the sentence i just said sounds obvious, trump put people on the court, voted to reverse the precedent because they oppose it, it if it sounds obvious, remember, that is what they currently deny. the court's legitimacy requires that it never does that, that it doesn't just reverse what is law, press sent, constitutional rights, because new people are voted on and they just personally disagree. its legitimacy comes from being above personal opinions and politics, let alone a judge's personal

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moving to the usa destroying one major armament agreement after another putin in the historical interiors of the konstantinovsky palace, st. petersburg do not forget the lessons of historys been like this, though peace always came after all conflicts and it would be better not to bring it to conflicts, but the anti-russian frenzy, for any reason in the west, only gained momentum muddy stories with some kind of poisoning, supposedly the most dangerous substances, but for some reason everyone is alive. and if you use a military, poisonous substance, then sacrificing in an attack they die on the spot almost immediately did not happen, and, uh, his daughter creaked himself, russia is alive and extended its hand to the world in a pandemic that undermined the life of the entire planet. the first created the world's best vaccine. the west immediately called it a geopolitical weapon. it's just nonsense boots in the estimate. i think that this is a fight for money with their usual brilliance, they have decided on a system of mutual interests. i'll tell you how former citizen of the former soviet union what is the problem with empire? rei seems to them.

usa "today" embracing a public safety platform will help democrats heal democracy for all. i also think it'll help democrats. he writes in part, quote, across the country and throughout historyver and whenever people think we are soft on crime. it's time we democrats fully embrace public safety as a progressive cause. he goes on to write, rising levels of crime impact urban and suburban blue communities more than rural, red communities. for those of us in cities and suburbs, fear of crime is more than a paranoia, it's a tangible issue that stalks us every day. in new york city, people who are progressive on every political issue are afraid to ride the subways, they feel unsafe and want to see more police and fewer homeless people in the stations and on the trains. the desire to feel safe is not a political position. it's a basic human instinct. voters with varied political ideologies might agree with democrats on some progressive issues but will abandon us in droves if they feel we are failing at government's core responsibility to protect them. and joe, this actually matches perfectly with gun safety and other issues that democrats are championing already. >> it matches wit

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we are as a inside the history of the country, its opponents and the decades long fight against abortion. overturning roe is a powerful new reading now only on for 200 years, the usaill not allow great powers to establish colonies in our hemisphere. it's called the monroe doctrine. the vitamin restoration is letting china from brazil into a colony here on that all week and in the meantime enjoying rio. we'll see themei on . h >>an and welcome to hannity tonight . another big win at the u.s. supreme court this time surrounding your freedom of religion. ht now full-a details straight ahead. we'll interview the coach that was at the heart of this big ruling today. also, nancy pelosi likes to say that she will take a punch or throw a punch for kids. pe last a week the speaker caught on tape actually throwing an elbow at congresswoman mayra flores, his young daughteressw, congresswoman floe

american history, around the proper understanding of what is western civilization, the constitution, the declaration of independence. so this is a natural next step for what we're doing at turning point usatake kids out of school or complain, we've got to bill alternatives and solutions. pete: and you're doing it, i love it. k-12 schools, you said 600 kids starting in that first school? >> that's exactly right. 600. go to tp usa.com or dream city schools.org, the interest is overwhelming. the demand is there. parents are sick of government schools, and they want alternatives. i think this is a great opportunity in front of us. pete: sure is. well, charlie, you also have a book coming out, it's called the college scam: how america's universities are bankrupting and brainwashing away the future of america's youth. it's on presale, it hits shelves july 26th. folks, gotta check it out. every one of our kids deserves access to the same brilliance that unleashed the founding generation. there was an education that was tied to that. charlie kirk, thanks so much for your leadership are, for the academy, for the book. appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: all right. toss it over to will with some he