and then if, as in victor e commerce specific the he who doesn't, i want to know how it bacteria lives in such a cloud. and i know you have huge amounts of droplets here. and there's roughly one bacterium. and every $10000.00 over him is that curia may be isolated from each other is do they interact with each other and just so powerful? what does it like for them to be all alone? and are they all alone? or all the all gathered in one droplet and the surrounding space is bigger than we think it's in the office on the golf and also so i'll come on a, i want to know how this life sustains itself because that's exactly what it does. that it's just up to 50 percent of bacteria and a cloud can be alive. they spend $3.00 to $10.00 days suspended in that. which means there's plenty of time for something to happen. like old living things that interior are constantly making different proteins to cling to adults to bond, to go to protect themselves from uv radiation or to produce digestive enzymes, researches looking account, want to to detect these tiny traces of life. it seems like dutiful init

such was victor e, it was his nature. it's impossible to argue with this here. believe me. buy his very own car, which is, and have fun with his sparkles. and how is philip kirkorova there, you know, with some kind of feathers, that would be yes, that's how they would do it, but tsoi was a completely different person. he didn't want it, and to some extent that 's his modesty. and then it led to this accident in the summer of the ninetieth , having finished a big tour, having played a grandiose concert in luzhniki, the musicians of the kino group parted for the holidays, there was an interesting work ahead, which promised a new breakthrough to a new peak, which was then inaccessible to anyone before, except for vysotsky but this plan was not destined to come true on august 15, 1990, viktor tsoi died in a car accident, fell asleep at the wheel of his moskvich at full speed flew into the oncoming lane and collided with a bus. death of viktor tsoi became a heavy loss for everyone , thousands of fans from all over the country gathered at the funeral in leningrad and everyone won

e, victor and the dune gorky group and where is rap anton, are you going to read reality?y? i think wait, come on, wait daddy's stand. and how many grandmothers are many smart and many fools, but is still in the world. such men. as a woman sees so immediately a fool is immediately a fool, and immediately fools a womanizer talk about it all his friends. okay, who hasn't seen it? and here there are all women, yes girls. thanks cool victor and tell me, please, probably it was your favorite song at the corporate party. oh no, it wasn't my favorite stove. this is generally, if i quickly tell her story. i'm all in what we recorded in the ninety-third year and my guys listen. well, good well, it won't come in handy, i say come in handy. so it's been 3 years viktor viktorovich went home there and once and again he hung up some ninety-sixth year later, well, it was all in three calls, do not hang up. we are calling from the presidential administration. i say where? wow victor we will have a tour for our candidate in the summer vote or lose. we would like duna to open this concert.

victor about. yeah. e constantly salaries in women's football. victor about. h. linus will have bargaining have significant bargaining power cup, power on pay after world cup, says lawyer. >> now, totally agree . >> now, i totally agree. >> now, i totally agree. >> disagree with this. sorry. look important difference that look let's let me explain look women. let's let me explain this you here. back in the this to you here. back in the day , churchill times, the men day, churchill times, the men footballers were getting ten pee in a bag of rice. right. so they've had to work their way. they've had to make football become more interesting. >> it's not about equal pay. it's about is women's football as interesting as men's football? >> men's football's been around for years. we've so many for years. we've got so many skilful players . so women's skilful players. so women's football only just started . football is only just started. so women's when it so women's football, when it becomes that skilful becomes becomes that skilful and becomes that entertaining yes.

. >> great to have you, victor davis hanson,e you. as a. thank you. quick programing note.ive studio audienc amminge shows tomorrow, thursday in new york. tickets are freerrow. our guests, jimmy failla, lisa boothe, dagen mcdowell . emily brian bradbury. lara trump. emily companion. tickets are freeno, ets ar. just go to hannity .com to register. please set your dvr monday through friday 9 to 10 p.m. six pacific. so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. that's all the time we have left. deprportunitto vote be trouble. >> greg gutfeld is next. he has a smile to put on your. >> welcome to jesse watters primetime tonight. gretwaprime a, i'm reliving thee day over and over. >> donald trump.uary 6. january 6th, more charges. . >> the wind is really windy. biden knows nothing. he's just a weatherman. >> i'll turn this bus around. tt that'll end your little field trip. little quick. >> four hundred million dollars for a migrant bu

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journalism, giving in our union written as belarus so itself e, publicists kerry got cucumbers at today's public political ceremony of awarding victors national literary award and competition. live classics are only part of the anniversary poster on the main stage. on the main holiday. the names of the winners of the competition will be announced praise to the hands that smell of bread the literary educational program will end without the transmission of the word and its goals than the capital of belarus day in 2024 . orthodox believers today celebrate the walnut savior holiday, established in honor of the transfer of the man-made image of the lord to constantinople, the third savior is called walnut, because by this day, as a rule , the nuts of belarus ripen, hazel hazel, is considered a sacred plant. it symbolizes cheerfulness and fertility. it is also called bread according to folk signs, if the harvest of nuts is good, then next year cereals will be born among the people, the holiday is also called autumn and cold savior, this reminds us that with the end of august, summer gives way instead of autumn. further sports news, we are

thank you, it was victor tregubov, major of the zsu, our colleague, e and e actually, our meetings are i told you about them, we are gathering now er on er in a car for paramedics, look under our there are all the details. well, actually, our broadcast continues, so stay with us on the espresso tv channel, we will meet. i am oleksandr sklyar, born and i grew up in kharkiv, in a city that suffers daily from russian weapons. i know that poltava has become a home for tens of thousands of displaced people, and for me a second hometown where the best years of my career were spent. thank you to the armed forces of ukraine for the opportunity to play football sprained my back flamidez gel quickly reduces inflammation and cures pain from back and joint pain flamidez during sports the body loses water and electrolytes this can lead to dehydration and this is a medical problem as a sports doctor i recommend reo when regular water is not enough reo will restore water electrolyte balance after sports activities it is easy to drink dehydrated i will recover with the real mreo water for special medi

e-mails from the government? maria: well, this also pertains to the firing of the special prosecutor in ukraine victor sho kin. s that what these e-mails were about because you have told us in past that that was one decision you were looking at as far as a decision that joe biden may have been paid for , to get involved in getting that prosecutor off the back of burisma. >> i think the evidence is mounting everyday to prove that joe biden went to ukraine for the sole purpose of firing s hokin, the ukrainian prosecutor investigating his son for corruption. what we heard in the transcribed interview with devin archer was he said the owners of burisma were squeezing hunter saying we need help in washington. you need to call washington for help. of course the democrats tried to say that well, that could have been anybody in washington, but what we've now learned is joe biden was using a fake e-mail name to receive correspondence from his staff that he was copying hunter biden on and i believe, maria, that hunter had to prove value to the burisma owners that they were working on this so he was forwarding those to th

e of hungary victor orbon. actually in budapest , listen to how it was.aine is winning this war, this does not seem to be true. it's a lie. this is not just a misunderstanding. it's a lie. this is impossible. everyone who is involved in politics understands the logic of numbers and data and knows that this is impossible. this is a tragedy for ukraine, they will run out of soldiers earlier than russia, which in the end will matter. so these are boots on the ground, and the russians are much stronger in number and more numerous at some point they will need more there are more people than soldiers, where ukraine will take them. this is the most dangerous question. if any western side send their troops. this will mean a direct war between the west and russia and we will immediately find ourselves in a third world war. this is a very dangerous moment, indeed, recently a british military analyst. and robert clarke wrote that, in his opinion, the russian mobilization potential is at least 7 million people, and the ukrainian mobilization potential is a maximum of

e mail. but it said that the victor will also schultz as soldiers. the rest of the 2 young men shooting civic teams in the process on it. well, these really all be as also to my list of palestinian school to ramallah in somebody a school it'd be occupied, westbank was destroyed just before the stall and the new academic. yeah, the promise to the ministry of education is called the attack in humane is asking the international community to ensure the protection and rights of palestinian children, erodes foreign minister, has made a very visit to saudi arabia and says, relations between the 2 countries. on the right track, his arrival in re add follows a trip to tyrone by the side of the phone, but as for jude china and broke into a deal to end the diplomatic rift of the stablish relations. in march, the gulf arrivals, se they'll work together to end the complex and yep, and syria, the rock as a deep sleep is something waste of his cries. but twats, if you really do take it literally, that's what sort of the other this used to victorian slates mind in b

e. victor jozech. no, nato is also considering it. that is.if you understood correctly, you see, he said that this is one of the options for one scenario , the only question is how much territory and what territories. now this is the only thing now just fucking or late. we will definitely come if we are not going to reach. we are not going to lvov . apparently, we don’t need it, then the option in which a piece of ukraine enters nato is optimal for us, because i will explain. we can contradict what he says, including vladimir putin and nato and ukraine things are not acceptable for us in the current ukraine in the current borders are unacceptable. i didn’t knock them, they explain the lump, this is purely pragmatics, pure pragmatics, if after the end of the war we demand that this one will knock them out ukraine there western ukraine because that it will not remain, nato will not enter this demand, they can accept it. some documents must be signed anyway, they will throw it with this demand. five years later, 10 years later, here in the studio

new york post editorial board out with a new piece entitled team obama love victor shoguns, why did obama get him fired, new eail showing the obama administration had no issues with ukrainian prosecutor who was investigating burisma even praising the anticorruption agenda. why did he get fired joining me tennessee congressman tim bridget the member of the house oversight and foreign affairs committee. good morning to you. >> good morning. cheryl: what do you think happened, president obama was backing the ukrainian pros prosecutor, joe biden not only did he get him fired while his son was on the board of burisma while was being investigated by prosecutor but joe biden later on -- and said how proud he was that he got the prosecutor fi fired. >> all think i'll paraphrase what president obama said in don't answer underestimate joe biden's ability to mess that up and clean that up. i'm sure we have young viewers. the reality this fellow was the one investigating his son and burisma for corrupt dealings in joe biden needed those corrupt dealings because obviously they were funneling money to him and his family th

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victor uh, you and i are lucky. it’s probably that we have such a direction e unknown and unknown exotic most exotic cuisine in moscowpainful topic with you today, yes, in fact, just like that, just sit down and with someone then talk about russian cuisine. yes in basically, there is no one to talk to. in fact, she is very this topic. i think it's huge and you can sit and chat. eh, it seems to me for several hours, and maybe all night, probably, it still makes sense to move in this direction. thank god that this cuisine is becoming popular now, that it is cooked in restaurants and people come and even try to learn. we have stoves, so to speak , respectively, people come to the firewood and say, tell us how it is, we also bought a house and installed a stove. and now we want to cook for me there, well at home, in the sense of city. ah. and, of course, that is, it makes me happy, and it pleases me the way that there used to be a stove in every house and around this stove. you can say everything happened in the house. and now, of course, this can be said to be a device that, e. very much in demand, but nonetheless exoti

so what you have just heard from victor go, is scientifically on the proven and actually a false accusation, not to the japanese government, but to the i a. e, a. and the water that's being the star discharged into the sea is not contaminated water. it is true, radiated water and involving something called advanced liquid processing system. namely, outputs has just made the radiation level of so low. the only ingredient you're talking about these actually trade trade in. and if treat him is so much harmful, you can't leave a day because a simple i drop of your eyes contains medians of try to him. so it's absolutely safe. right, astrid, you'll be expert. you're going to focus. she met well 6 times i think is net 6, the s. that's right. so china and others, are they right to be worried? what's your next? but a view on that right? well, its own the trick him, which is the way jack development stuff is less than the spots because they have to if i don't read and i have looked into the and the analysis that has been done from this civil to office, been treated and spent on the life with many independent and support stories across the world to lo

that is, they want to know this, but the problem here is victor that, frankly, there is no one with us especially, and you can show e by thieves on your fingers. i don't know one maximum of two hands. well, it means who could who, and not what to popularize there just to demonstrate it. in my opinion. eh, well, you need to know that then at least you can’t scroll through the threshold of books, at least diagonally. so, by the way, about the books. and you wrote many books. i had an interesting story that i was invited to france with a tour of my menu to put in a restaurant. and the menu, respectively, so that it there, later on, he acted there for 6 months and such an incidental situation happened when they asked me, and you have your own book, your recipes, which you have already published it and i, well, no matter how i still don’t have it , i work on it but never released it. you have many books. uh, i mean, what's it like being both a book writer and a chef and a historian of, well, most of your cookbooks. i wrote before i became a chef, a practicing chef of course. he's so busy that he certainly has time to wri

as soon as what victor viktorovich malin said, i am convinced that this channel is a gift not only to professional athletes, but also to amateurs and , in general, residents of bogorodsky e stimulate their children in every possible way, because they would master this wonderful water sport, let the canal will become a point of growth, a point of cultural attraction, a point of development of sports in this beautiful region. thank you sergey viktorovich thank you very much and you, as chairman , had a live broadcast of the opening ceremony of the mushroom slalom channel. in it was attended by the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov he is also the chairman of the board of trustees of the mushroom scrap federation of russia kaliningrad avtotor began to produce three more brands of chinese cars the first gmc trucks and pickups rolled off the assembly line about the name of expanding the production line and what indicators they plan to achieve polina is deaf as a symbol of reliable cooperation. kaliningrad avtotor signed an agreement with the fourth chinese partner. on the factory line the production of three models of the jmc brand started at the same time. t

victor davis hanson, as always, thank you. quick programing note. is hansowe'll have live studio e shows tomorrow, thursday in new st.tickets are free. our guests, jimmy failla, lisa boothe taking right now, brian bradbury, lara trump, emily companio lartrumn. tickets are free. just go to hannity .com to register. please set your dvr mondaydv through friday 9 to 10 p.m. six pacific. so you never ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. that's all the time we have left. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. he a smile to put on youhavertr you guys. >> happy tuesday, everybody. nsi we'll get to the indictments in the bidens in the nexnextt block. but,y tooost, so man upsetting to look into a bunch of news that just makes want to try

this is coming up in the fbi documents and victor shokin thinks, yes, joe and hunter biden took bribes out of ukraine's burisma. the other thing too is, tom, eoe biden's vice presidential staff or his aides were regularly looping in hunter biden on what joe was doing. while hunter was sitting on the burisma board. tom, you know what? you're really terrific. we just want to get your reaction to how the white house is handling these kinds of questions. watch this. >> we know that from a hunter biden associate now that he sold the appearance of access to then e-vice president biden. are you confident that he has stopped doing that? >> that is a question for hunter biden -- >> reporter: if somebody is selling, you hear -- that's a question for the white house. >> no, that is, that is your, your, i don't know, how you're perceiving that -- [laughter] >> reporter: it's sworn testimony from devon archer. >> i am just, peter, i'm just not going to get into this. i'm just not. >> reporter: what is the biden brand? >> not going to get into it from here. i'm not going to get into it from here. we're going to move on. elizabeth: tom, devon archer testif

e thisears ten years ago? the country has changed so much th a small time.l ti clearly it's by design. our friend victoranson wrote a column callede the remaking of america highlighting calle how aspect of american culture is under assault. f amerwe're living in revolutioi times and life is changing so fast i that we need to stopk an and take stock. fo and we're grateful for d wevh for doing that for us. here are the ten upheavals thatp the left has successfully undertaken. free expressios the left hasn ud your life can be over for b telling the truth. trut r tellh has been redefined as hate speech, and it could be career suicidit coulde for sg your mind. >> the weaponization of justice . the justice department, d.a.'s office in the fbi, and of course, the cie de anda have become bec democrats. >> stormtroopers legally annihilatingome democrat any the democrat party. the attack on the supremee court. threats, mob action, even assassinatio n n attempts. >> the media democrat fusion overwhelm loomingcampai and disinformation campaigns foisted on the public, leavingge the country brainwashed, angry and div

victor. when the prosecutor did not follow the plan he started to escalate the investigation. that is when things got sticky. next week we will be able to make public a lot of new emails. you will see what happened. did joe biden carry out u.s. policy or did he change u.s. policy when he fired him? we will give you the answer next week. we have new documents we are putting together. a new timeline. these are brand-new documents kept from president trump's impeachment and from congress and multiple investigations including james comer. he doesn't have these documents today. it's remarkable. >> i have a good idea where you are headed. in other words, it will be all blown up, the hole big lie about this money being withheld for one reason. i expect another reason will be proving. is that a fair guess? >> you have a very good guess. >> don solomon just the news.com editor-in-chief. chairman chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer is with us. did that call, sir, on december 4th of 2015 take place with hunter, with burisma partners in dubai to joe biden? did that call take place? >> yes. that is our understanding. >> five days later on december 9th did j

investigation by victor shurkin there and meet in the west wing with vice president biden and calls hunter after that and we're told there will be a trip by the vice president to ukraine. hunter biden gets eail from burisma saying, we want to confirm the trip is upon haing, he goes in december of 2015. they want shirkin gone. here is how the meeting was described. >> i leave in six hours if prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money, you get fired. that -- was gone. >> shannon: do you understand how people have concern after that chain of events? >> jake: very cherry-picked set of evidence. archer himself said it may not have been in burisma interest to have that prosecutor removed. devin archer said hunter biden was trying to pitch the illusion of access. there are threads of conspiracy, republicans have been unable to tie together, designed to embarrass the president. we need to step back, stop trying to interfere in investigation for political end and allow law and facts to weigh, which is what is happening right now in the indictment of donald trump for conspiracy to defraud the american public. we need republicans and democrats to stop trying to sow doubt in legal institu

victor correctly noticed. here is a point approach to each. why friedman is there and aven only now e is going wrong, but frid has monoyavin or the americans have friedman and avian in the view of the americans, that is, from my point of view. eh, from my point of view. apparently they are doing something not what you americans want. yes, maybe he still gets money. from russia, they may not yet have shared information, but they definitely have it. so to speak, they say, because i'm now uh, i'm afraid to lie, but there alphainsurance for someone. something almost kalashnikov, yes, the plant, it happens both about the proximity of friedman and avian, the current alpha has a question here formally, they will say so. here, look. they are there, which means that they give money for the russian military at all, and this is the third point, this production of cartridges, in my opinion, the west is openly speaking against russia. now we will fight against those who circumvent sanctions with the mechanisms that exist and schemes for circumventing sanctions, maybe america itself is like this no

victor. good morning. unfortunately, these are the first three deaths of the california 2023 fire season. here's what happened. cal fire saying that around 6:00 p.m. osunday, they were they had six helicopters up in e air. this was a fire that started in a structure and then spread to the vegetation, so it became a wildland fire. it was about three acres big. they're fighting this fire, making progress, and two of the helicopters crash, as you guys mentioned. there was one helicopter that landed safely. that was an observer helicopter with two people onboard. the other one was a helicopter that throws the retardant and the water drops. and that helicopter had three people inside. it was the captain, the division chief, and also the pilot. cal fire saying these were three husbands, three fathers, three friends. they are mourning their loss and saying that it was tragic, but are thankful that that second helicopter was able to land safely. poppy, victor? >> camilla bernal, we appreciate it. our thoughts are with their kids, with their wives, everything this morning. thank you. >>> a former trump white house staffer and the wife of former congressman adam kinzinger speaking out for the first time abou

e the bidens decided to get into the game. time to cashnso ge in, and now they all count on the obama crafted doj to covj to cover fo. >> victor davis hanson, senior. at the hoover institution, joins me now. victor, help me connece t some f these dots. >> amazing revelations by this biographeramazin who who knows a probably better than thanstil the majority of people. >> but ultimately, does itva still relevantnt tod that obama is behind the scenes affecting a lot of this? you know, i think thatow knows biographer david knows more about obama's pre-presidential life than anybody alivy alive. and the one common theme is that these astounding revelations that the dreams alom my father unquote, memoir was completely fabricated. almost nothingmo in it in is ac. it's only it could only happen in america with this media thatle i never investigated, never even interviewed some of the key people in obama's life until garrow did. and then he's trying lookout. back at the obama presidency, which he didn't really write about. he wrote about the early years org yearg of obama, and he comes to the conclusion that everything he was worried

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