archpriest father victor dikarevich was sent to serve as rector of the church. in vienna, father victoro refuse such a great honor, well, he was persuaded. when he arrived in vienna, he saw the church. in the name of saint nicholas he saw the miracle worker that it fully corresponds to the church that he dreamed of in a dream and he became rector for 9 years. this goal was still an interesting situation. he needed to get along with the russian emigration, and the most interesting part of it was with the emigration of the first wave. countess volkonskaya prince trubetskoy countess raevskaya , brothers who in the ussr were prominent academic academics, at first the emigration accepted father victor so wary, but when they saw his deeds, vera somehow believed him and whenever he went, well, on vacation in the ussr they asked him. bring them three pizzas with russian soil. they asked him to come to moscow to stand on red square and pray on four sides, father victor did all this and says when i buried them there a year or two later. i saw that these old people were lying and holding in their

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to be honest, i'm not worried, not that victor and that victor well, that victor victor victor does notehave like an idiot, and styopa does not feel at all. stepan himself wants to spend the night with me. well, yes, if he wants, let him spend the night, of course, only to come home tomorrow morning. what will i go then? kolya juice well, a mechanic, well, or a taxi driver, taxi drivers are funny. yes by the way, i fixed your motorcycle. great. listen, i'm going to moscow tomorrow on business. can you drive me to the station on your cartoons? on what kind of mine how on this cartoons that you fixed? really? there was a helmet. well, it was like that. in short, i'm going to moscow, you stay here on the table, i'll leave it for books. the money will arrive by dinnertime, people will bring a new tv set and a plate. nothing connects. so how so and when you live. nothing holds a stronger fear. you're not even dust, you have no future. and those who do not agree, on saturday and sunday at 13:05 on the channel, russia super premiere, i saw something inhuman. amazing people is the limit or is i

oh indeed, victor's recruiter was no. nobody here. hays sharing the table with none other than vladimir zalinski. i am on my spirits is also a member of the most intimate circle of this man. carol boom, done of ukraine's defense intelligence head, who moscow calls the mastermind behind the blowing up of the crimean bridge. and a number of terrorist attacks in russia. well, his instructions were clear was elizabeth, who in my task regarding the agent network was to find people willing to cooperate with ukrainian intelligence and ukrainian special services. excuse me, finding the right men for the job wasn't hard. i've rule, there's not many things. money can't buy, like a weird lesser order in december 2022. my main job was coming to an end. and since i needed money, i needed a job. i turned to victor, put volley for work. at the end of december, victor asked me to drive up to his house. i arrived, we went into the garage, then he offered me to corporate with him and with the special of his of ukraine. he sat, he was corpo

so victor reached asked war his allegiance, mutilated are so little me. in june 2022 i came to poland by agreement took place. my pseudonym is socrates, my cessation. this factor became a catalyst for the fact that i went to crane. it turns out that it was only me who wanted to defend you picked as recruiter was no nobody here, hes sharon, missouri is also a member of the most intimate circle of ukraine's defense intelligence head, who more school co blowing up of the crimean bridge and a number of terrorist attacks in his instructions were clear as before, the match was to find people willing to cooperate with ukrainian intelligence and ukraine. finding the right men for the job wasn't hard. whose money can't buy like a beard mister order in this was coming to an end. and since i needed money, i needed a job hook. at the end of december, victor asked me to drive up to his hat into the garage there. he offered me to corporate with him and with this he said he was corporate and with a good friend of carol baton, of the head opinion in total victor, the rin

i turned to victor, but volley for work. at the end of december, victor asked me to drive up to his house. i arrived, who went into the garage, then he offered me to corporate with him and with the special services of ukraine. he sat, he was corporate, and with a good friend of carol bardon, of the head of ukrainian intelligence, guardian. in total victor, the ringleader and rolled 5 men. his network of agents was complete and it was time to put all these people to use. well, the state of ukraine explicitly ordered attacks on civilian officials from your search. my task was despite on the mayor of yalta, yennie nap have length o. the head of the crimean parliament vladimir constantine of and the governor of crimea, soj auction of they wanted to blow him up. my i understood when i was asked if i could press the button, they want to destroy pavel anchor as well. the headless was made up of 3 targets, the governor of crimea, the head of the local parliament. and the mayor of y'all to the town where victor lives, russian operati

why do i say all that to you, victor?pret it, but how lawyers interpret it. the petito family saying you knew and the laundrie family saying they didn't know. those will be the narratives played out in the courtroom if it's indicated there's emotional dis distress by the laundrie family as against the petito family. >> let's say we carry on with the narrative and the explanation of the laundrie family. it still is an explanation of the mother -- and will do anything for you. these are extreme, but i will do anything for you. that could alps play into the petitos' narrative. not that she knew specifically about our daughter, but she would do anything for her son, including potentially lie to us about htheir knowledge of her whereabouts. >> exactly. that's the way it will be interpreted. the petito family is saying notwithstanding the letter is undated, the fact that you say you wrote it prior to the trip is nonsense. knowing he killed our daughter, knowing that not being captured on doing everything he was to defend, suppo

and what did you make of the winner, the victor? well, i i the winner, the victor? you - the winner, the victor? well, i always believe if you change i always believe if you change the numbers, can change the game, and this year we had female directors in competition, 33% of the finalists there, and one of them won. justine triet, she is very much the leader of the new wave of french directors, only the third woman to win the palme d'or, deservedly so for anatomy of a fall. this is one of those great courtroom thriller is, you know, it really ranks among the best. this one is about a successful female novelist, on trial, believed to have murdered her husband. loyalties and suspicions shift through the course of the film, and with this win, it really puts her as a front runnerfor this win, it really puts her as a front runner for upcoming awards, including the oscars. we saw how the likes of parasite did so well, and also triangle of sadness last year, taking their palme d'or success all the weight to the oscars. in a cannes full of stars i think a new star may have

like a yard, and we went to victor bye. let's sing uh-huh nastya with gasoline.ng all we are again now to all viewers. here, too, i expected you to desire, and i want to say, dear viewers. we are all russians, our country is multinational. our country is many confessional, but we are in the same country and today the task is to preserve not only peace in russia, peace in the world in every soul, so i want to wish you more grace, to say peace reigns in the world, and that russia still flourishes for a long, long time for many, many summers. amen thank you oh, it's a pity that the street is this, this is it, well, good friends, dear viewers. i don’t know about you, but i’m very sorry to part with the lips of the kuban choir and the main culprit of the anniversary, the main character of our program with viktor zakharchenko. of course, yes, most likely, we will come to the krasnodar territory more than once. we will see you more than once , viktor gavrilovich, and more than once we will hear songs performed by our beloved choir. yes it is god thank you to you from al

>> i think makes a huge difference, victor.ey thing is that, you know, zelenskyy is perhaps private musings, if you will, are one thing. his actions of course maybe another. i think as any leader he would want to strike back at somebody who is attacking him and kind of the idea of setting russia ablaze to paraphrase churchill. that would be, i think, his inner desire. but he knows that if he does that, he risks changing everything that is surrounding the ukraine war. he risks losing support in the west. and also most importantly, he also risks losing momentum because once you start getting into russia, that would be a whole different story and big mistake from a military standpoint. i understand the desire to do that, but the problem is, if you do that, that then negates ukraine's reason for fighting this war unless you do it with a very precise idea in mind that you are going to do it in order to get rid of russian forces that are in ukraine. so that would have to be very, very clear if he did anything like that. i think it is

la novia de vÍctor sigue en shock porque nunca imaginÓ que la muerte cacerÍa que a este hombre llenoan por autobÚs por una carretera de san luis, potosÍ, se tratarÍa de migrantes centroamericanos, el presidente lÓpez obrador manifestÓ su preocupaciÓn por este secuestro. presidente lÓpez: se estÁ atendiendo el secuestro de migrantes en guatemala, hay un despliegue de la guardia nacional, y tendremos rescatarlos. leÓn: aparentemente los secuestradores que actuaron encapuchados y fuertemente armados estÁn pidiendo un rescate de $1500 por cada uno de los migrantes. ilia: guillermo laso disolviÓ hoy la asamblea nacional dÍas y le puso fin a un juicio polÍtico que se le seguÍa actual intenciÓn de destituirlo, la medida recibiÓ el apoyo de las fuerzas armadas, la oposiciÓn la critico, pero dijo que la acatarÁ, explicÓ sus razones. >> esta es una decisiÓn democrÁtica, no sÓlo porque es constitucional, sino porque le devuelve al pueblo ecuatoriano, a ustedes, el poder de decidir su futuro en las prÓximas elecciones. ilia: la ley le permite gobernar seis meses por decreto pero deberÁ convocar

since when did victor start throwing himself at the embrasure, and you haven’t heard what kind of hayolsky, write 30 t for good measure, and victor, who attacked pop years, didn’t have 20 tons. here they have undocking and went. -some head of five chinese godfather, head of the district department of agriculture, director, but you can’t be in such a concentration. so where was it for the region itself to come? michael listen, they say someone has already been called. where were they called? state farm office to the authorities to receive, so what? i don’t know, i think once in the context of the whole life they plow like that.

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director of football victor author has also left the club. leeds are currently in 17th position.nited lost 4—1 to bournemouth at the weekend. arsenal boss mikel arteta says the title race is still on, despite his side falling from top spot in the premier league after manchester city jumped above them this weekend. arsenal take on chelsea this evening. the blues have lost all five under interim manager frank lampard. it's a match arteta isn't taking lightly. because we have achieved what was difficult to achieve, and we can still achieve the premier league because there are still five games to go and there are a lot of things to go and there are a lot of things to happen. we have to forget about what happened last week, learn from it and move on to next week. london derby. it and move on to next week. london derb . , ., derby. things right. if you look at histo of derby. things right. if you look at history of all— derby. things right. if you look at history of all the _ derby. things right. if you look at history of all the top _ derby. things right. if you look at history of all

victor? >> seeing the kids around you. as we discussed earlier was that this happens every few months so there is a pattern to what happens after these volleys. ben for us from gaza, thank you so much. >>> ukraine's president said the country's counter offensive against russia will meet soon as loaders pledge billions of dollars in aid. the latest coming up. >>> one year since ten people killed in a mass shooting in buffalo. we are joined by the mayor of the city as they honor those who were lost. ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrateded. ththe united states postal service. ♪ move it! ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe aller

>> victor: how long do we have?you can make things faster and a little more robust and you can put a lot more computing power in a small space. that's a big one. the capsule looks like the apollo capsules. there's just a whole lot more horsepower stuffed in there. >> stephen: you have an apple watch. that has more computing power than the computers they were using to put people on the moon back in the late '60s and early '70s. >> victor: true, and we still did it. isn't that amazing? >> stephen: yes. slide rules. slide rules. christina, of all the people here, you have been in space the longest. 328 days. [applause] what were you trying to get away from? >> christina: [laughs] i'm worried someone was trying to get away from me. >> stephen: what do you do for fun? that long. i know it wasn't always, it wasn't in one pop but you're up there for a long period of time, what's a fun thing to do. >> christina: weekdays, we work hard. but on the weekends we have a good time. spending time with your crewmates. our favorite

this is how victor behaved after the arrival of the rapid response team. asked to leave the premises peacefully. he peacefully refused, and the administrators called the employees of the national guard, and his employees did not begin the hidden services of the erotic spa. now the police department will have to deal with this. they have already begun checking pavel kuznetsov ntv nizhny novgorod well, that's not all, see below. free simba, rosprirodonadzor carried out a real operation to save the lioness, which the king of beasts had to endure, where she grew up, we will tell about it after the advertisement. lost the card, there is a credit, they will look for us for 145 days without interest on everything, without commission for withdrawals and transfers. make an online transfer to the bank of all kinds of barcelona burger pairs. and barcelona chicken burger at a bargain price in tasty and to the point, and also in abundance. simply order meat-cutting meat through food delivery services, they chop it, add fragrant spices pastorally and languishing tears i

she met the hero victor , who single-handedly destroyed a dozen and a half enemy soldiers in the pasttty nurse, of course, did not suspect antonina and victor began to live together 407 after the birth of their first daughter. they signed so makarova became. victor himself from polotsk, he went to the front, and the whole family remained at home, parents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto , the nazis destroyed everyone to rest in the mass grave. that is why after the war the young ginzburg family did not want to live in polotsk hard . i didn’t get into fireplaces, i came with my family. they said that she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, hard-working, he surrounded her with love and care. and generally bathed. she is in abundance of vlaska and flowers, and in praising her there, yes, a person who absolutely did not show himself anywhere did not give himself away in anything. the search for a thin machine gunner did not stop the search work, they were engaged in all operational work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they were reporte

yes, it's victor who knows clara. they just know each other.ach other, sometimes clara comes to the clinic, but she tries her best quickly go out to bring clara is actually a very notorious person. for many years trying to lose weight new. well, and, accordingly, certain complexes arise from this. tell me something else about this victor who does the surname work for. if he comes for clara i don't know. one member of the gang it looks like it turns out orchids for 70 thousand rubles. well, look, there is a huge apartment here, expensive, chic, the atmosphere is good, the salary turns out to be vitya prince alone. for his sake, he sacrificed his career and left for the province. now the local criminal is not say hello. you expect one thing, but you meet something completely different. a, it happens that you wait for a regular banking application, but you get the best alpha-bank the best mobile banking welcome to the changing world. this is what shopping together looks like, where there is nothing permanent. no, a commodity is a medicine that com

the key, victor, is hamas.nd hamas, whose repository of high trajectory weapons so much stronger, more precise with greater range than the palestinian islamic jihad stayed out of this because they didn't want to disrupt the benefits that accruing to the population. 17,000 palestinian workers from gaza are now in israel working every day. hamas did not want destruction of civilian infrastructure, including water and electricity shortages. so that was a critical piece in this recent dynamic. >> islamic jihad and hamas are allied in their fighting against israel, but as you point out and we know that hamas has the governing responsibilities that islamic jihad does not and there are some rifts. do you think that this going on for as long as it did, five days or so, and hamas not coming in to support or joining this fight with islamic jihad exacerbates that rift between those two groups? >> you know, i think hamas, to a point, welcomed the undermining of the military capability. you're right. they are linked togethe

doctor victor trevino, _ together -- mayor. doctor victor trevino, mayor - together -- mayor.or being on the programme site. thank you for having me. tens of thousands of migrants are gathered at the border, hoping to enter the us as stricter immigration rules now take effect. many of them have traveled long distances — often facing dangerous conditions along the way. this is "the beast" — a freight train used by some to travel from southern to northern mexico, a journey of more than 1,000 miles. migrants are exposed to extreme temperatures and some have been injured or even killed while hitching a ride. from riding trains to crossing jungles, every migrant at the border has their own story. this is roxana's story. you are watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey in washington, dc. do stay with us if you can. hello there. we had big contrasts in weather on friday. west was best in terms of sunshine, so blue skies like these were pretty widespread. and in cardiff we had the warmest weather in the uk with temperatures reaching 20 degrees. but east scotland and most of england were

i mean, victor, victor, sorry. pastor victor, really quickly, here, you see this recurrent problecurranm with attacks on an americans . i you know, i said anti asian at hate crimes. c they don't get a lot play. but even in the new york timeshe earlier this year ofar alla heai places, there's a headline crimn concern drove asia americans away from new york democrats worries about public safety, especiallye attacks against of asian-americans, caused some of the once reliablthy democrat. block to vote republican last year victor. i see this trend continuin tren >> and it's also true of. they've been ignored. i think we've got to get back to very quickly, is the idea tha inot no matter whatat e the color of your skin is , no r matter what particular groupp iy ouyou belong to , if you start to attack and stereotype and use violence against a collective other group, then c you're a racisollectthen yt and people who attack people because of the color ofth their skin are racist. their skin are maesn't matter if they're bro

victor and amara. >> ed, thank you.an says he raced to that shopping center after his son called to say there had been shots fired outside the h&m where he worked. that father immediately started helping victims and he says there were at least three whom he could not save. >> i never imagined in 100 years i would be thrust in the position of being the first responder on the site to take care of people. the first girl was crouched down covering her head in the bushes. so i felt for a pulse. pulled her he had head to the side and she had no space. >> he says he found another child that survived while covered by his mother who died protecting him. >> when i rolled the mother over he came out. i asked him, are you okay? he said my mom is hurt. so rather than traumatizing him more, i put him around the corner, sat him down. he cass covered head to toe like somebody poured blood on them. no one could see what they saw today and in the be affected on it. it's not a situation i would push on anybody. it's unfathomable to see th

en puebla vÍctor pudo hablar con una residente de san francisco que fue a visitar a su familia. ha estado en puebla, y en este municipio que es san pedro, cholula y le ha tocado todo el proceso de la agilidad que ha tenido el volcÁn. —— actividad que ha tenido el volcÁn popocatÉpetl. ¿cÓmo has vivido este proceso de la caÍda de ceniza? ¿quÉ previsiones estÁn tomando tÚ y tu familia? >> yo lleguÉ hace 2 meses, entonces aquÍ en san pedro y en san andrÉs todos los dÍas es muy normal ver el volcÁn con un poquito de fumarolas, pero el domingo pasado nos despertamos con una lluvia de ceniza, y te digo lluvia de ceniza porque yo salÍ a la calle, no lo podÍamos creer y todo el pelo se ponÍa de blanco, empezamos a sentir que respirar no era fÁcil, y en menos de una hora las calles estaban vacÍas, no quisiera exagerar, pero yo creo que era un poco complicado salir en ese momento, ya en estos dÍas ha estado mucho mejor, pero de todas formas tenemos que estar barriendo todos los dÍas, principalmente cuidando nuestra salud, hemos estado saliendo con tapabocas, hemos estado muy al pendiente d

victor? >> you talking to me laura? don't think that's -- she's not going to be a viable candidate. their strategy i think if he immodes will be somebody either from -- i don't think michelle obama will do it, she would be a viable candidate but probably somebody like gavin newsome and the message will be biden did it, not me. and don't look at my record in california, look what i say. and i think that's about all they have. but it's something at least. with biden they have nothing. >> laura: victor, since i was blowing through your town last week in the central valley and san francisco, i welcome, good afternoon, come on in. let's go. mollie, come on. i would love to have that race. trump against gavin newsome or desantis, would you not love that? >> i think so. they need someone new they can run the same operationally on. everyone understands now what it's like to have biden as president. what they were promised versus what they're going to get i think the media in order to run the same type of operationally just need

victor i was driving through the central valley thinking of you. wish i could have stopped for coffee >> could an arkansas judge reveal more about hunter biden's financial corruption than the house committees investing him. miranda devine has new details from hunter's baby mama drama in moments. harry and david makes mother's day easy. share a gift made with love with a mom in your life. choose from hundreds of stunning baskets and towers. it's the perfect way to say thank you for everything. harry and david. life is a gift. share more. ♪ >> laura: well, a paternity case might be exactly what we needed to get the details behind the biden family's shady business dealing. now in the words of joe, no joke. the judge today ordered hunter biden to provide written answers and sit for a deposition next month on overseas funding that he's received. any documents on the work he did with chinese energy companies and details on his art sales. now, i wonder if this all could have been avoided if the bidens just acknowledged this poor little child in the first

we have with us america's wiseman, i call him victor davis hanson.ior fellow at hoover institution. two of his resent books, the case for trump and the dying citizen, we just had the durham report released. it was thorough on abuses of federal bureau of investigation, it really set an example for what we don't want in an american stowsy toes -- then no com comment. it said far from being a trump russian connection there was a hillary clinton russia connection, she was using should source he was feeding at the brookings institute, run by one of her friends, he was introduces to steel through fiona hill, the basic story is they were fabricating everything in in the dossier, and dolan was trying to pass on rumorro rors and all made up, the fbi knew it was made up. and they continued to pay he might find and credibility. in case of steal they offered him a billion. -- million if he could substantiate one point, fbi was knee deep in this, durhamming is they didn't of the to monetary hillary communication, they thought she was going to be president of the

i victor, you are looking good. i'm mr. brown i endorse the candidate. your problem with you don't put them on tv on remote locations. the sheriff's department is one department in the city you can be proud of. michael hennessy spent 32 years building it micheal hennessy made good hires the police department i don't know. 50% let roll hoarse somebody didn't want. on this candidate i want to endorse them and say that i don't know when powerhouse it takes the sheriff's department deserves to be in chamber like this when than i show things i want you to call hearingos the school. first school in the united states and the jails. fantastic success. than i should have a place at city hall. thank you and i endorse the candidate. no additional parties in the room. double checking our call in line. >> no callers. >> okay. >> great. thanks public comment on this item 3 is now closed. >> vice chair walton. >> thank you. one i want to thank ovava for wanting to continue to serve on the sheriff's oversight board we passed prop d set up the oversight board and office

victor salazar says his mother and sister barely eskeeped as fire ripped through their home on fourth street early saturday morning. victor, who's lived here 40 years, is now living in a tent in his front yard as he mourns the loss of his three dogs, killed in the fire. >> somebody lit it on fire. they -- they -- they lit my mom's house on fire. >> reporter: victor said someone lit a trash can on fire and the flames spread to his home. san jose fire department confirms they are investigating whether this was arson. they are also investigating a vehicle fire one street over on fifth street that destroyed this ford excursion and another house fire. a white truck also burned in the same neighborhood. >> that's definitely a high number. that is kind of crazy. that's super concerning. especially living right here. >> reporter: since may 7, at least ten possible arson fires from dumpsters to trees to vehicles have been reported in neighborhoods surrounding downtown san jose. jeff levine is president of the roosevelt park neighborhood association. >> i'm concerned it might be one individual

cnn's matt egan with more. >> hey, victor and amara.be packed as summer kicks off this weekend. aaa expects that more than 37 million people are going to be hitting the roads. hopefully, not all of them in new jersey where i'm gonna be. some context around that 37 million figure, that is up by 6% from a year ago. but i am here with some good news, and that is despite the rising number of people on the roads, the cost of road trips is actually going down. drivers across the country are being greeted by cheaper gas prices and then last memorial day weekend, a lot cheaper. on average, a gallon of regular gasoline sells for about $1 less than a year ago, according to aaa. and the national average is miles away from that record high of 502 gallon set last june. gasbuddy says that prices are down in all 50 states. california, alaska, new york, new jersey, are one of the states in showing the biggest prize drops. you have more evidence of cooling inflation, the cost of living crisis, it isn't over, but it is getting better. it is, two importan

victor salazar says his mother and sister barely escaped as fire ripped through their home on fourth street early saturday morning. victor, who's lived here 40 years, is now living in a tent in his front yard as he mourns the loss of his three dogs killed in the fire. >> somebody lit them on fire. i can't -- they lit my mom's house on fire. >> reporter: victor said someone lit a trash can on fire, and the flames spread to his home. san jose fire department confirms they are investigating whether or not this was arson. also a vehicle fire that destroyed this ford excursion and another house fire. a white truck also burned in the same neighborhood. >> that's definitely a high number. that is kind of crazy. that's super concerning, especially living right here. >> reporter: since may 7th, at least ten possible arson fires, from dumpsters to trees to vehicles, have been recorded in neighborhoods surrounding downtown san jose. jeff levine is the president of the roosevelt park neighborhood association. >> i'm concerned that it might be purposeful. >> reporter: jeff is keenly aware of the

victor, son of peter bandera , they went to saratov and bought a real saratov harmonica. it is still kept in the petrov family saratov harmonica you can count the start of the creative path, the outstanding musician of the wonderful conductor pyotr vandilovsky in the belarusian musical art, the bayanist boy had only one bayan, a music school, a music school, a conservatory, which he graduated from in the bayan class, and immediately he entered the conducting faculty, the conservatory, which graduated in 1992 as a conductor of an orchestra of folk instruments, but this was not enough for him. he always dreamed of becoming a conductor. philharmonic opera symphony orchestra, but there was no such department at the belarusian conservatory then. moreover, even if such a department had existed, it would not have been accepted, even the documents would not have been taken. why did a have a diploma. a dead end , the collapse of dreams, but fortunately for him at that time in minsk since 1984 the star of the wonderful shone. soviet conductor gennady panteleimonovich he once gradua

victor matheson study sports economics. he's a professor at the college of the holy cross in worcester, massachusetts. professor victor matheson, it's so nice to talk to you. i think the word explosion in online gambling is an appropriate word. what does this mean for states? because clearly they have a financial stake in it. the amount that the states are bringing in is actually surprisingly small. so this year, we're likely to see. about $100 billion of wagers being made. but that only translates into about $1,000,000,000 of tax revenue. let's talk a little bit about the advertising. what has been your biggest worry? the gambling platforms. they're not trying to make money on you. this year. they're trying to make money on you next year. and ten years down the road and 2020 years dowown the roadad, iy cann be e the app yoyou put on r phone and the app that you're going to usese, they hook you with. and for a long period of time. and of course, who do you hook in for long periods of time? it's the 18 year olds, it's the 16

what do you think about it, victor? doug if he was just a son and distanced from joe biden. a, he's been under federal or state investigation for a number of possible crimes. he accompanied the president to the ireland. he's been staying in the white house and there's some suggestions that he's got immunity from a summons. he's in knee deep in politics and has a checkered past. it's a legitimate question. that's just joe biden's son and it's a private matter that is true. when you bring that private matter in to the whole nation by highlighting hunter biden on an international trip and he's in the white house and a completely different matter and it speaks to hunter biden's character to the extent exists, but it also -- joe biden could easily say, you know what? this is a personal matter. i acknowledge her but i don't want to talk about her. but just to act if she doesn't exist when his son is right there in the white house, it's a little different matter i think than exclusively personal as alleged. >> martha: no, it's

we're willing to do that. >> trace: yeah, i got 30 second left for you, victor. does china believe that if they go into taiwan, america goes in or do they believe we stay on the sidelines? >> i don't think they know yet. that's why they haven't gone in. they're looking at what happens in ukraine, they're looking at our military, they are delighted by the pull-out in afghanistan. they're delighted by the woke revolution in the military. they haven't quite decided it's a safe thing to do. if we continue down this road, i think we should be very careful about what's going to happen next year. >> trace: good analysis, victor. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> trace: well, the truth is out there. and if you think you see a ufo, nasa wants to know. its holding a public meeting today with the team investigating unidentified objects in the sky. the head of the panel says the big challenge is getting people to report sightings. >> there's a real stigma among people reporting events. despite nasa's efforts to reduce this stigma, the origin of the uaps remain unclear. we fee

a festive military parade took place here, the parade of the victors, which was attended by more than 10,000 soldiers, preparations for it began long before the planned event , the organizers of the victory parade, generals shtemenko and antonov asked stalin for 2 months to prepare him, but received only 30 days, the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bholding the victory parade belongs to e, based on memoirs. uh, united zhukov and very much all of stalin, she had a meeting of her own defense committee, where questions about the preparation of hostilities were considered. in the far east, stalin turned to those present with the question of whether it makes sense to hold victories in moscow ahead, they say, the new war, it would be necessary to maintain the morale of the army, by the way, many soldiers officers elected to participate in when they were called to the headquarters at the victory parade , they thought that it would be about sending them to the far east and not to moscow for the celebrations on the occasion of the victory, moreover, for the war. they felt much more ready than for the app

they're raise nice pastor brooks, victor thanks very much. ahead of addressing the problems facing the black community the race scripters want to punish the states that are offering the best opportunities for businesses and families. so you heard about the naacp issuing this travel advisory for the state of florida claiming it's openly hostile to african-americans. >> we should not use race or other tools to weaponize against people and unfortunately for a large percentage of the floridians, that's what we have done. so therefore we are advisings african-americans and others if you travel to florida, beware that your life is not valued, that we have a political landscape that could cause harm. >> joining me now florida congressman byron donald. how are you doing with all this hostility? it's a difficult place to represent, it's so hostile to african-americans. >> listen. i think it's dumb. i don't know what they're really talking about. i think they're more mad because they don't have a voice per se through the legislature, the governor is no

victor davis hanson joins us now with more. >> victor, m whyore. are thosees institutions colluding in america's? w >>an why do they want america's suicide? america'i don't know exactly, bf cothink they feel that if evey're correct,rr ideologically ,then they geter a pass on evero type of behavior. n of and that behavior leads to sorti of the destruction of that. theyns and that's not necessarily a bad thing because they feel americ feea was flawed in itss origins. >> so you take out here inorigii californiafornia, we're facing thirty two billion dollars in debt. >> why would council or commission on reparations say that we're going to get 800 billion dollars? why not a trillion, but to african-americans when we were a free state, it'sat eight generations agionseno andn when confronted with those realities, the commission says, well, we're willing to take itil on installment or i was justlm reading, you know, we're t looking up the tragic death on the subway. and i thought, wowe , this guyts looks like he's a career criminal that was killed.kill i