victor?t you see, well, yuri, continue, tic- tac-toe, tic-tac-toe, we made a wish for tic-tac-toe, for what game they take the ball out into the yard, yuri , football, volleyball, dodgeball, that dodgeball, that’s exactly how we... what board game do the whole family play, victor in monopoly, yes, straight to the point, what game the children used to play, now not, chizhik lopta, tag, hide and seek, stander, stander, or as they used to say back then, stander, stop, what children’s song are parents and their child learning, victor, well, they’re sleeping, then the tables are toys, also, a smile will make it more fun , katya for the blue carriage, antashka, antoshka, antoshka, yes, exactly this song we wished for what sweets did strict dad hide? from daughter yuri, candies, chocolate, marmalade, marshmallows, marshmallows to the point that they bought the child before going to school, victor, backpack, textbooks, notebooks, pencils, these abacus and sneakers, also a uniform, school uniform, not

victor. horses in songs for 400. it with disastrous delight. i'm lost, i'm lost. picky horses, tall ones, probably, movie bloopers for 600, during breaks in the filming of this film, dima iosifov was filming heavy shoes and once entered the frame wearing boots, which was noticed only during editing, they did not reshoot the scene, the adventure of pinocchio, right, movie blooper 800. the action of the film moscow doesn't believe in tears begins. in 1958, but as one of the signs of the times, the song jamaica, recorded by this italian four years later, robertina loretti, quite right, is heard, as well as kujawa's song on duty in april, recorded two years later. a thousand movie bloopers. cat mishke, 2.100 at pavel's. 1800 from victor, 6400 from you, evgeniy, who will you give it to? let's give it to pavel. thank you. paul. theme "dolphins". bid. thousand. attention to the screen. in one of the districts of istanbulul you can see unusual dolphins that have this purpose. istanbul loves cats, maybe a cat feeder? let's ge

let's go to victor this time. victor, theme: people and trees, bet. so, well, 500 is possible.orked as a doctor in 1884 and loved to relax under one. from linden trees, it was not possible to save the linden tree, the memorial sign is located next to this very thing , with the hospital itself, with the stump, and oh my god, the official name of the attraction is the stump of the chekhov linden tree, okay, okay, okay, kingaroo 500, in this film denis villeneuve, linguist ... i don’t understand, now it’s no longer being seriously considered, most likely the natives reported the real name of the animal. kangaroo 400. the largest kangaroos belong to the genus. spanish jungaroos, among gigantic, larger than all the others, this species, it is called the large red kangaroo, border 400, the shortest international bridge in the world, just over 3 m long, built with european union funds and connects the municipalities of la cadacera and oronches in these two countries, maybe spain, portugal? that's right, this was the last question of the first round, i'll sum it up: victor has 700, ale

victor, start. vowel only for 300.ker, weighing 100 grams, can reach up to 6 kg. he is preparing thoroughly for winter. chipmunk. right. the vowel is only for 200. the main ingredients of this snack are nud and olive oil. additional components and variations are countless. hummus. right. anton. let's continue. vowels only for 400. the auction is the very beginning of the game. no one can outbid the question, it costs 400, we have zero, alexander has 300, victor has 200 . question for you, anton. in the russian empire, deer were mined not only for their skins, but also for this secret, which they willingly purchased. french perfumers, this is musk, it’s true, vowels are played only in over 500. in the film chronicles of narnia, the lion, the witch and the wardrobe, faun, mr. tumnus plays lucy’s lullaby on a double flute, but it sounds in fact, this is an armenian instrument. duduk, yes. only from his book about the diversity of the world did europeans learn about paper money, in europe only coins were in use, well , may

victor, around music 600.ble city of kitezh, and during an hour-long intermission he did just that. the case may be unique. perhaps he fell asleep during intermission? yes, what's unique about this? let's say he conducted something else, at that time, right, absolutely right, he conducted another work on another stage, it was belle bartak's ballet, a wonderful mandarin, transport for 600, this station in the moskovsky district, nagatinsky zaton, opened in last year after reconstruction and became operational again, south river station, bravo! transport for 400 from the french town, you can get to this country by... intercity tram, well, we have andorra there, for example, somewhere nearby, no, not to andorra, uh , monte carlo, no, alexandra, i’ll refrain, to germany, to be precise, to saar brücken, transport for 800. the first such cargo flight took place in india on february 18. 1911 along a route only 13 km long, what if they transported cargo in a balloon, no postal from allahabad to nain delivered about 6.

i'm victor black kel. >> i know you so well, victor. i'm amara walker.hank you for joining us. >>> we'll begin in washington where congress returns to capitol hill this week after a holiday break with several pressing issues to address. lawmakers are facing a series of deadlines to avoid a government shutdown. funding for several agencies is due to expire on january 19th, and then in february. there's also that second funding deadline they'll have to contend with. >> the issue of military aid for israel, ukraine and taiwan, and broader concerns about security at the u.s. southern border. leadership in both parties have been in talks about overall funding. some republicans have shown they're willing to force a shutdown soefr border security messages. joining us, anchor of "inside politics sunday"," manu raju. manu, the latest on these negotiations, what do you know about them? >> this is going to be a huge test for the u new speaker, mike johnson. he essentially set up the situation that we're headed into at the moment, which is a government shutdown coul

rex good morning victor and mara. donald trump 30 feels like they very one and that's because nikki haley is not participating in the caucus here instead she's on the ballot for the primary. but the caucus is really where the states a crucial delegates ÃÃthat's a key part of trump's message on saturday telling voters to go out to the caucus, skipped the primary and really focus on the race for donald trump will matter. because they don't see nikki haley as a player here, it also allowed trump to shift his messaging towards a general election rematch with joe biden. the key issue is talking about the border. part of that is because the border is a very important issue to nevada. it's a state with very large migrant population. but it's also the timing that is noteworthy. you know, in congress there is this bipartisan immigration deal the donald trump has privately and publicly been urging lawmakers to reject and he went further than he had yet with his rhetoric on saturday declaring that there is quote zero chance i wi

>> amara, victor, good morning. the president wants to use this opportunity in south carolina to rally up more support for him among black voters. now at this time polling shows that biden is doing pretty well with his demographic. i want you to take a quick look at this recent quinnipiac poll that shows that support for biden, especially his approval rating among black voters is at 62%. now it's important to note that even though some of these polls show biden is doing well with the demographic, there are other polls that show that they feel digs engaged with the political process a the this time. biden wants to use this to try to find new ways to reconnect and re-engage with black voters, not just in this state but in the country in general. amara, victor. >> camilla, the president has been frequently interrupted during events, these are protests the administration's handling, israel's war with hamas and gaza. what does this highlight for his challenges if he faces re-election? >> this could be a potential really

>> reporter: victor and amara, the u.s.arried out further strikes against houthi targs in yemen on friday night local time. this time targeting radar facilities used by the houthis. much smaller set of strikes than we saw one night previously where the u.s. led a coalition of countries that targeted nearly 30 houthi sites across the country with more than 150 precision-guided missiles. those included radar sites, command and control nodes as well as storage and launch facilities for anti-ship ballistic missiles, anti-cruise ship missiles as well as drones. those are the sorts of weapons the houthis have used to target international shipping lanes in the red sea. one of the most critical international water ways in the world. following that series of strikes, we saw, according to the pentagon, the houthis launch an anti-ship ballistic missile into the gulf of aidan. it didn't hit anything, but following that strike, following that launch from the houthis, the u.s. carried out this further strike, again targeting a radar faci

look at what they're doing, victor. they're making a determination, they being the supreme court of the united states, consisting of nine justices, six of which we know to be conservative, to expedite this case. february 8th will be oral argument on the case. wow, super tuesday being march 5th. unbelievable. and so i think they understand the nature of what's happening here. yes, this case is about colorado and whether colorado supreme court, that state court erred in its determination, but more broadly this is about challenges throughout the country, those that are pending, those that are cropping up regularly. we know michigan, in terms of what's happening there. we know about wisconsin, we know about the issues in terms of maine and the secretary of state. we know about massachusetts just recently, what they're doing. we know about illinois. i can go on. so the essence of what i'm saying is the gravity of that decision will effect every state in the 50 states of the country, give some uniformity and consistency with

victor?thank you so much. >>> so the buffalo bills, they need some help ahead of tomorrow's playoff game. and if you're up for it, you can help. two things, though. dress warm, take a shovel. ♪ >>> alabama moved pretty quickly to replace now former head coach nick saban. >> let's bring in cnn sports correspondent carolyn manno live from new york. he'll have some really big shoes to fill. >> reporter: oh, yeah. good morning, guys. taking over for a man who led alabama to nine conference titles, six national championships, there's a lot of pressure there. this happened really fast. we'll find out soon enough if washington coach is the right man for this huge job. he did lead the huskies to a pac-12 championship and a berth in the playoff national championship last monday. the 49-year-old was named the ap coach of the year after posting a 14-1 record in 2023. only loss coming to michigan in the national title game. in a statement he said, quote, following coach saban is an honor. he's been the s

. >> reporter: that's right, victor. biden's really hoping to use this visit to south carolina to draw a bigger contrast between himself and trump and particularly what they've done for communities of color. there's a recent poll from quinnipiac. biden has 52% approval rating among black voters. that job in contrast to what he won in 2020 when at least 87% of black voters say they cast their ballots for biden. so there's a little bit of a gap there. biden really wants to use this visit to try to find more ways to reconnect with black voters, not just in the state but in the country in general. victor. >> as you know, the president's been frequently, camilla, interrupted at events protesting the administration's handling of the war in gaza. what does that say in terms of the re-election challenges he could be facing. >> amara, this could be a potential issue for biden's re-election efforts. i've spoken to several progressive groups. they refusion to support biden and are disappointed with his support for israel. this coul

i'm victor black kel. >> i know you so well, victor.

amara walker victor blackwell. amara walker victor blackwell. s. victor blackwell here, good to have you with us for cnn this morning. >> i do love my sundays, but you are a saturday guy. >> i do love a saturday. here we are together. >> i'm amara walker, thank you for being with us. here is what we are watching for you this morning. the ntsb says it is looking for the door panel that broke off an alaska airlines flight friday night as it begins its investigation into the accident. what else we're hearing about that moment from passengers. >>> eight days until the iowa walk ses, the new answer from ambassador nikki haley about getting tougher on former president trump. >> under the trump administration you were better off, your family was better off. >> i promise you that our best days are yet to come. >> you're never going to be able to do a vote that is going to be more impactful than in this. >>> plus, the message the biden campaign is trying to drive home to fire up democratic supporters. >>> a powerful winter storm could bring up to a foot of

i'm victor blackwell.tart the show. >>> the first voting of 2024 happens on monday, so we will finally start to learn where republican voters stand in this consequential election year. but not at a place that's representative of america. iowa is around 90% white, according to census data, so it's no surprise that they're the majority of voters participating in the caucuses. but there are also black people in iowa, there are latinos in iowa. i met some of them and talked with them. here is a clip from when i traveled to iowa for the last competitive republican caucus in 2016. >> in my precinct, the lowest voting turnout. it's not that we don't have the voters, they lack hope. they don't see hope, so they don't come out to vote. and when you have individuals that don't come out to vote, what happens with candidates? they focus on those that do. >> they say there is one exception, republican senator rand paul. he spent more than an hour at platinum cuts barbershop talking about criminal justice reform. blacks

victor, amara? >> elena, thank you.sident biden is embracing tougher border measures as he looks to the election. >> he supports in emerging bipartisan immigration deal and its requirement to effectively shut down the southern border of mexico of migrant crossings reach a certain level. >> it would also give me, as president, the emergency authority to shut down the border until we can get it back under control. if that bill were the law today, i would shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. >> the president also previewed his general election message drawing a sharp contrast with former president trump on the economy and the pandemic and respect for veterans. he also attacked his name republican rival and called him a defeated former president and a loser. you're the reason i am president. >> you are the reason. is the historic vice president in your the reason donald trump is a defeated former president. [applause] >> your the reason donald trump is a loser. and you are the reason we're gonna win and beat h

dear friends, it so happened that both the youngest of may and the older bastards, once with victor, of course, a great creative collaboration with igor mikhailovich lushchenko, by the way, my former teacher at the conservatory gave a great basis for his creative palettes. the neighbors, who lived in the same house for a long time with a deep, loving friendship, were on yanka kupala street 7, which is just for the sake of the supreme care of gorkaga park. viktar vuyachych and igar luchanok spent time in 1971 in chile, for the publication of the city of santiago, in the city of vienna delmar there was an international festival of songs, and vuyachych celebrated there. verasa's song, so yana was singing for the meat. uvogule, viktar lukyanavich vuyachych aguchy, sung, mostly like two dozen songs of igar luchanka, and many of these songs were worked by the laureates, finalists of the all-union tv festival "song of the year". only four. watch in the program “cities of belarus on” on the belarus 24 tv channel . the performance is by viktar vuyachych, the earliest director of the tonika en

how are those moves, victor? we asking victor, like -- >> because y'all know i can dance! come on, now. >>> the show is almost done. we've got about 2 1/2 minutes left. and speaking of finishing with work, you have to see how one doctor rolled into retirement. >> jeanne moos talked to a 70-year-old roller skater, who may have a new career now as a tiktok star. >> reporter: who says stretchers are the only things that roll around the er. after four decades in medicine, dr. phil masterson rolled into retirement, wearing a retired sash his staff gave him. >> and i've always had a thought, when i retire, i want to do something crazy. >> his coworkers at this freestanding er outside dallas had no idea he's been skating since he was a teenager in detroit. >> they were flabbergasted. >> as "hit the road, jack" played, they giggled. ♪ >> reporter: his daughter, nicole, posted the video to tiktok. >> it made me happy to see him happy. >> and it went viral! dr. phil is turning 70. lord, i was scared he was going to end up

victor is, of course, a great artist, a great person, he has done a lot for belarus. they floated lightly over the good land. big-faced, huge birds, he knew the audience very well, he adored the stage, in my opinion, when he walked out on stage, there was a feeling that he was falling into some kind of atmosphere. i know the swans of distant oder are flying over my destiny. for me, this man has always been an example of attitude towards culture, towards music, attitude towards people, attitude towards the profession. but best of all, the road is right, home, from all latitudes, the route leads anywhere. for viktar vuyachich , the lady's gift was not as simple and wide as the light-hearted leninsky prospekt, as he voluntarily scattered on the goods, sometimes the sound of the musical film " sleeping in the house", but at that moment, and it was ў 1970, he could already let me tell you that minsk... is for the sake of supporting their native homes, and it is already a great grounder . frost and sleep, i hurry home, home, home, home. mizh you, superior ў minsk yon apynus

america by victor kheifits.llo, thank you for finding time for us, the situation in ecuador in ecuador this week attracted attention, and the question immediately arises: is this a private problem in ecuador, or is some situation just the way it is, what happens, or is this a manifestation of some -the deep processes that go on like this in such an extravagant form are manifested. in latin america and particularly in ecuador? well, this particular situation is really a conflict within ecuador for now, although it cannot be said that it is the only one. since 2006, the mexican authorities have been using the army in the fight against drug cartels, have not yet succeeded in this, there are serious problems, although they have not reached the ecuadorian scale, in peru, argentina, colombia, but specifically the ecuadorian situation, it seems to me, is still the same. for now there is only business they need. victor allazarevich, but nevertheless, this is a criminal story of the fight against drug cartels, which are

all right, let's press live now to check professor sergio university. victor, gal, victor, great to have you on with us, the us government has blocked, asked them out, exports to china. how will this affect the semi conductor industry in china? thank you very much for having me. happy new year to your audience. first of all, re, that's a government made that decision to block a s m l as a sale of, but she's not ready to china because the united states has false that, that's government to do that. that means the united states is truly disrupting free trade of international business practices and try to weaponized trait, especially roles involved being said were conducted chips. now the united states has singled out said because after chips a i and quantum computing as 3 areas that they want to brock, excess of chinese manufacturers and companies to the very sophisticated well spent pods and all the equipment being these 3 areas. now this is not fab tray, this is not market economy. this is a guest of federal trade. this is trudy sabotage, the international trade. now a country to what the

heal me with your mouth the art of kissing victor manuel fernandez, he is now the watchdog of the catholicon the background. controversy over the recent approval of a non-liturgical blessing for same-sex couples , a twenty-five-year-old book by cardinal victor manuel fernandez has surfaced, in which an argentine adaptation offers readers deep spiritual reflections on human sexuality and the meaning of orgasms. the book entitled mystical passion, spirituality and sensuality was published in 1998 and written by then father victor manuel fernandez, who is currently the prefect. during his appointment as the vatican's chief ideologue last summer , fernandez came under fire for another controversial book he wrote in 1995 about the spiritual meaning of kissing, heal me with your mouth, the art of kissing. we need a saint pope, we need a holy pope, this pope needs to go, he needs to resign, he needs to go, the cardinals need to intervene right now. by the way, this man will be a cardinal, and his position will come with a red cardinal's hat. first and foremost, you want this person to mentor your

victor and amara?holmes, thank you. >>> with the 2024 election on the horizon the ghosts of 2020 election lies are still haunting elections officials all over the country. now more election officials are stepping down amid increased threats from far right conspiracy theorists and election deniers. >> one of them shared their skepticism of the 2020 election until he was chased out of office. cnn's donie o'sullivan has a look at that. >> you should be in jail. you should be killed, you should be fired. to just people screaming into the phone. i mean, just -- and 24/7. >> reporter: lisa marrow was director of owe elections in cochise county for six years. >> we had to hire an armed security company because the people processing ballots were afraid somebody would break the door down and take ballots. >> reporter: lisa a life-long republican had enough of the intimidation and threats and last year we quit. >> and your successor is a man named -- >> bob bartlesmeyer. >> the election itself just didn't seem l

it just becomes the status quo from black victim to black victor. quote, we dare not speak out loud so that others outside the black community can hear are distinct. yeah, i mean, i think there's this there's a narrative that we're not supposed to talk in front of other people, like, you know, in front of white people, white people or anybody else. what's our garbage or what's our dirty laundry? this is our dirty laundry is our dirty laundry. but the reality is, like everybody can see that we're dirty, just like we can see that other people are dirty. and it's a it's a way for us and not address actual issues. it's a way for us to have victims who never get heard or to change the outcome of people's lives. all because we're worried about how other people might see us. well, nothing changes. so what is the benefit to being a black victim in your in your thinking about this? the only people who benefits or the people who make money off of it. so media makes money off of it. people like al sharpton makes lots of money off of it. as long as you can fina

the inhabitants die a natural death, an unkillable herd, seven bulls, seven cows, since childhood victordid not want to eat them, at a conscious age he became a vegetarian, married a like-minded woman, lived in the city, the family bought milk from a private farm, where one day a farmer slaughtered a cow, to victor’s protests he replied: he would i tried to keep cattle , that’s how it started, i bought myself a cow, then i found out that it’s better for cows to live together so that they can communicate, i bought two, then two more, so i had four cows that simply lived with the people to whom i paid money for , bought them food. and i say, take as much milk as you can, well , at least do what, i say, just don’t kill them , he didn’t intend to be a farmer, but he quit his job as a dog handler in the city, acquired an abandoned company, moved there with his family and organized a shelter where he could provide the horned animals with a decent old age. at first it was difficult, and there was no comfort in urban farming skills. i don’t know how to milk, i learned it there with one hand , at

and who wants this, yes, i like it, thank you, i also have a grandmother, victor, when?okay. these are just unique talents , young talents that will be in the future, good afternoon, hello, i want to introduce you to vera andreevna, our general sponsor is logos bank, thank you very much, let me court you, dear vera andreevna, our entire music school unanimously chose you as an honorary snow maiden, oh, this is for me, yes, thank you. you can provide a dining room, that ’s easy, that’s a dining room, that’s easy, but i ’m afraid that you ’ll have some small problems here with shestakovich and mushrooms, that’s why well, yes, because without increasing the number of storeys , we will build up this entire birch edge of yours so that you won’t even find a blade of grass here, so i invited you so that you could somehow solve this problem architecturally, you are the main thing to me... spirit save your place, you can , of course, of course, carefully , serve here, and the idea for the dining room is wonderful, by the way, you can decorate it in the roco style, why are you att

see you soon, victor valetsky, your death. any thoughts? it's fake. speak russian, it’s unclear. even if it's a fake letter, chief, we still need to take care of your security just in case. you want to make me laugh. so. valetsky, you have the right to protect your family if you don’t if you want to wash dirty linen in public, let your guys do it, my wife sits at home and doesn’t open the door for anyone, and if she wants to go somewhere, what do you tell her , we’ll take her, we’ll bring her, one by one, we ’ll do it do it one at a time, well, yes, we’ll organize duty from tomorrow, we’ll start , for example, we need to conduct an investigation, find out who should have a motive, here ’s a fellow captain, for example, well, that ’s great, let’s start with the semantics, the issue is resolved, i think so , work, it worked, listen, dostoevsky, what the creeping fear, we discussed the text, i almost collapsed there, but it was cool, boss, you ’re a genius, you killed two birds with one stone, got rid of the meaning and started driving your wi

and i, i won the time magazine as top 10 victors around the world for 2023. my victor was yeah. when victor hughes. yeah. yeah. okay. i'm not too many men of the are for, for this a maybe. maybe this is the best of the thing i want to talk about. so the word, i think people say okay, your hero, but i didn't, i didn't want to be a hero. i didn't choose to be a you are calling me here. so whenever like, i may not mistake something, i forget about something i'm so weak to do so. okay, you know, you're nothing here. but i didn't choose to be, i don't, i don't i ask you to call me here. it's up to you. whatever you want to say, oh, i'm not through a government to not allow you to say what you want. so this judgement can be, have you, right, can, it can be heavy to be yeah. but i still learn something of this life. don't put a high expectations and never even with us. you know, i love all the people who supported me because i'm always a scared or worried about within, within down. you also told me, i'm a powerful story about that particular photo. the photo that, that guy put on the c

well , i didn’t want victor to know, but you’re also the police, aren’t you?ut then, when she died of cancer, the business was inherited by him, so he still works, why i don’t know what, three years ago, where you came from, his business is not going well, the girls are running away, how is he connected with the dashing, i have no idea, he brought the money then on his own, so that there would be no fuss, i think the girl it was, so i can’t raise one, you should have closed the case, so why didn’t you close it, i don’t remember, i forgot, worker, but it will help us, let’s go talk to this ruble, boss, if we’re up for it let's start a daring case, rublev won't open his mouth about this bribe, we'll figure it out, listen, little one, what kind of word is fireshaker, who else do you consider a fireshaker, but leave me alone, goodbye, people, now you can. here and waiting for us, how can we give the money, return the passport, wait, you can’t go alone, hey, you you stay here, obviously , because you’re a cop, if rublev finds out that i brought a cop, you know what

and i i one the time magazine as top 10 victors around the world for 2023. my victor was yeah. with a victor hughes. yeah. yeah. okay. i'm not too many men of the are for, for them bought uh, at least i may change. maybe it's 1st late for them to just have to choose me. but i don't care. the problem is a, maybe, maybe this is the best little thing i want to talk about. so the word, i think people say, okay, your hero, but i didn't, i didn't want to be a hero. i didn't choose to be a you are calling me a here. so whenever, like, i may not mistake something, i forget about something. i'm so we to do some. okay, you know, you're not to him, but i didn't choose to be. i don't, i didn't, i ask you to call me here. it's up to you. whatever you want to say on, on the, to a government, to not allow you to say what you want. so this judgement can be heavy, right? can it can be heavy to be yeah, but i so back and something in this life don't put a high expectations of never even with us. you know, i love all the people who supported me because i was scared or worried about. but then when

victor davis hanson thank you for everything. very important to liberty and this time please. god bless you my friend. mark: and welcome back america. we are here with government ron santos mcgovern florida obviously spreading in iowa on the caucuses and around the country. governor, i am really not interested in baseball, the police, where are you running at all about. i want to get to substance. i really believe that people in iowa and all of the country here for the future of this country. they are looking for a statesman and a leader we were going to give us our country back and take on by then, the democrats, and marxist elements to the islamic elements in their party. they are concerned about what is happening in their schools, in the streets, on the borders and so forth and so on. so for the people of iowa in particular because the caucuses are taking place and clearly just a couple of days. and paul over the country, what you want to tell them about you and where you are the guy? next i am not running on any issues about

victor and amara. >> thank you.nd be sure so stay with "state of the union" at the top of the hour. jake tapper sits down with governor ron desantis right here on cnn. >>> with me now is from the gazett gazette erin murphy. good morning to you. so governor desantis tried to rev up his supporters last night. let's watch a bit of that. >> they can throw a blizzard at us, and we are going to fight. they could throw windchill at us and we're going to fight. they could throw media narratives at we're going to fight. they can throw fake polls at us and we're going to fight. >> so some enthusiasm there. i'm not sure which they threw the windchill but i guess where he was trying to go there. let's talk about the new poll from the des moines registers, because it is desantis at 16 and ramaswamy at 8. and haley leads desantize by four points but if you look at those who will defeshow up, onl% for haley there and supporters is one thing and showing up is something else. >> you're going down the exact right path there, victor.

i'm amara walker. >> and i'm victor blackwell.ere is what we're watching for you. >> when your 80, that is what happens. you just are not as sharp as you used to be. >> my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago. is that possible? >> nikki haley takes some shots after trump confused her with nancy pelosi. and what had ron desantis going toe-to-toe with a voter in south carolina. >>> and new details in the israeli strike on a building in damascus. what withe know about who they e targeting and the broader concerns about attacks in the region. >>> alabama is expected to execute a man by nitrogen gas, and a plan that is untested and said that could amount to torture. one of the panelists who opposed this joins us. >>> we start in new hampshire. the 2024 presidential candidates are making their closing arguments ahead of the primary on tuesday. nikki haley is betting heff ill why i on a strong finish on new hampshire, holding a half a dozen events across the state. ron desantis will be back if the state after some confusion abou

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he praised victor orban. listen to how he framed it and let's talk about it on the other side. >> there's a great man -- a great leader in europe, victor orban. he is the prime minister of hungary. he is a very great leader. very strong man. some people don't like him because he is too strong. it's nice to have a strong man running your country. >> he says it's nice to have a strong man running your country. >> the only surprise -- i think the only bright spot in there is that he chose victor aorban instead of vladimir putin. people forget, we keep coming back to this over and over again about we are shocked that last night he had good things to say about victor orban. for six years, he has nothing but great things to say about vladimir putin and xi jinping. victor orban is almost a relief compared to some of the people he has spoken well. he is telegraphing it over and over and over again. people just -- a lot of people in the republican party and what's left of the establishment, they just refuse to believe

>> yeah, victor, good morning to you. this is a titanic distraction and it's an error of gross proportions. when you have a system of justice that has to be perceived that the system of justice is fair, the issue, really, is about the guilt or lack thereof of the parties accused, mr. trump and 18 others, now 14 based upon the pleas. when i say pleas, meaning people who have pled guilty previously. so the fact that this is here certainly, you know, raises issues as to improprieties, et cetera. but the focus needs to be on the case, how has it impaired the case, how has it impaired the grand jury proceedings, will it impair the fairness of any trial that would move forward, would it impair or otherwise affect the verdict. i think even before you get there, the questions are raised, and again this gift given by her to all the defendants in this case, with respect to her judgment. and so i think there are two separate issues. the one issue, which is the commissioners of georgia investigating how funds were used, the nature of

victor, amara? >> all right. thank you. the polls show that donald trump could score this historic win i that are up for grabs after former new jersey governor chris christie dropped out of that race. >> which candidate will benefit most from his exit? cnn's omar jimenez has more. >> reporter: chris christie hasn't endorsed anyone yet, but there's one candidate most likely to benefit from his exit. a cnn poll from new hampshire showed 65% of christie voters surveyed said they would pick nikki haley as their second choice. >> you are essentially one of those 65% who supported christie before, but now you are leaning haley. >> yeah. >> why is that? >> because she's the best pathway to helping the country move forward from trump. >> reporter: it was a dynamic he raised at a christie campaign event last month. >> would it not be better -- to better serve the anti-trump vote for you to suspend, but for nicki to have you as a vp declared before the january primary? >> yeah, i don't think so. >> i was particularly pleased yesterda

now times more you get may not be the best, but so let's practice to car a few i but listen to victor, did you unite this digital walk? i mean, all the simple parts i hear. so it's a type of protective mechanism. there does not professor, given the significant number of positive and casualties that go strategic goals. do you believe israel is pursuing this disco portion of it is use of force and containers bombardment of gaza? i mean, they must be something and, and go and what, what, what sorts of go, so you get this sort of high numbers of casualties. many of them, uh, civilians, women and children. we all, we have loved be making the mistake. we've all been focusing on guys. how about the west bank actually before a mass action is right outside of being in the event in the west bank in video, the or no uh either the settlement, the, the model machine building set domains enough that didn't mean going in this is that had been pop from the military action before a mazda event of victor. so, did in terms of how much a, a, i b, isn't it? the whole one store, wipe out all the palestinia