julia julia very nice victor very nice. i was counting on approaching the fence to hear some kind of terrible barking of dogs moving here, paris is loudly noisy, and here it’s quiet why nature is so quiet, but the dogs are also happy, but now the weather is hot, i do not rest. well, let's start with a tour, shall we? let's go like this, and this is your house, if i understand correctly, yes this is our nest, little lesnoye, here we rest there were old strings on four blocks. yeah, we took it for a long time, we were looking for locals for a long time, because it’s extremely difficult to find a site, it’s a large plot, it’s extremely difficult , for about six months we were looking for a piece of the earth to take a and began to reconstruct, however, they quickly scammed, because they didn’t give a residential house without a house well extra land then there, based on how you look, the words under the shaman sound somehow especially taste. strongly how long did it take for the reconstruction and for what we see now for two y

and evgeny tikhontsev became victors, by this very tournament they significantly increased their chances of getting a ticket to olympic paris, as this grand prix is ​​included in the qualifying olympics in france, congratulations to our weightlifters. so on the air program arena my name is pineapple. and look at the future of these guys today the belarusian wrestling of weightlifters supported the young wrestlers at the european championships with the emotions of victors. let's show already at the start of the program in almost every regional center the same conditions were created as here in slonim 100,000 belarusian rubles from the note got the floor for him as a result of the festival. sports forum in this region and what else surprised the organizers from the regulations, we do not lag behind, so i think we will succeed with dignity, and to hold the second games of the cis the second games of the cis countries are getting closer and closer to the arena of the hostess of the starts . they live in non-stop mode, but for sports they will always find time for flocks. the spartakiad of wo

district, mogilev region, that everyone in the family was musicians, grandfather, father victor, uncle, mother sang very well , moreover, father victor wanted to acquire for himself not a single rural fun, a necessity without harmonists. he decided to have a real saratov harmonica. and behind this harmonica. victor, son of peter bandera , they went to saratov and bought a real saratov harmonica. it is still kept in the petrov family. the saratov harmonica can be counted. the start of the creative path, the outstanding musician, the wonderful conductor pyotr vonzilovsky, in the belarusian musical art, the bayanist boy had only one button accordion, a music school, a music school, a conservatory, which he graduated from in the accordion class and immediately he entered the conducting department, 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. the philharmonic opera symphony orchestra, but there was no such department at the belarusian conservatory at that time. moreover, even if there

victor. >> thank you very much. joining me now shelby, a reporter with -- thanks for being with us.'s start with the president's decision to go again to pennsylvania and not just to pennsylvania, philadelphia specifically, but to this audience to launch his first rally of the election cycle. what's the message? >> yeah, it's aimed at working class voters. union workers were hugely important in his last campaign. it's notable because it hasn't been smooth sailing with union workers since then. he has gotten into some activities with a five the groups. one of the major groups backed him. others have held off. so by going to pennsylvania and having this union worker focus he is kind of sending the message that, hey, i'm gonna do this again, this worked last time, trust me, look at these economic wins as jasmine said, we're gonna do it four more years. >> there were some union workers disappointed with the president's decision as to related to averting a rail strike, we all remember. but the president said he had to do that to keep the economy on the rails. turn to the fundraising eleme

one other note, victor, this is a very large complex. they're certainly going to be looking to limit donald trump's exposure to those on the outside. there's a lot of entrances, a lot of doors here. very likely they'll take him in one of the back doors where most people won't be able to see him, probably bring him through the basement of the courthouse up for his arraignment. victor? >> you have been speaking with some of the trump supporters there. what have you been hearing? >> reporter: yeah, we spent the last couple of days at mar-a-lago talking to some of his supporters. they just do not believe that the phammer president had any classified documents. in fact, i told them what was in the indictment yesterday, and i showed them the pictures of the alleged documents in the shower, in the bathroom, in the ballroom, and they said those pictures were doctored or fake. they believe if there were any documents there, they were planted, and they just don't believe he would do anything like. this victor? >> randi kaye, thank you. >>> still a

what we know, if anything, at this point, because it's very early on, how they survived and what they did for 40 days there. >> reporter: yes, victort behind my back as you can see is the entrance of the military hospital where the four children have been taken overnight, and where we're waiting for the president of colombia to arrive in the next few hours to meet them in person. in terms of like how they survived, well that is, first of all, an amazing achievement, and then is the big question of the day. we know that the colombian military has air dropped hundreds of survival kits into the jungle in the last few weeks, trying to make contacts with the children, and of course we're talking about indigenous children who have been living in the forest or in the amazon region since they were born. but this has been really a story that has captured this country's imagination. yesterday marked exactly 40 days since that plane crashed, and, well, with the most positive news, the entire nation rejoiced. take a listen. >> rescue mission successful against all odds. four children found alive after spending 40 days in the thick of the amazo

we are talking about -- for example, the from france, the victor 6000, very deep diving. this can go to about 20,000 feet. it's a remarkable craft. it's got robotic arms on. it it can cut loose this sub, if they found their, if it's hung up in some way. it can take a lying down to it -- they can hook it up. it can shoot video. this can be remarkable work. but -- but -- really important here, it can only do that work if it knows where to go to do that work. and we are not to that point yet. we still don't know where this submersible is at this point, if it's intact. we just don't know any of that information. and everything that i have described here takes time. and that is what is running out. there's just so much ocean out there. and this is such a small craft. and it's in this three dimensional environment. it is just a tremendous, tremendous challenge. -- forgetting all these extorting assets out there to do this. they are all, though, poise for that moment when one of them figures out where it is, and then the race is on to see if these dwindling hours -- if they can

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say what a fool she was but now it will be difficult for me to leave here because of victor, not only because emma is very attached. and i heard that you are going to visit your relatives on the weekends. that's what i want for myself, or how you know i'll order it. i punched about the restaurant around one nonsense let's book a bolshegorsk hall. well, it's cool, but from friends we will call marinka tolika petrashevich and the goldfinches. well, i said at work, there was already half the hospital asking for it, ol, we have not yet submitted an application, i preferred quietly in the registry office, i'm going to get married once in my life. i have the right to a holiday. especially after the birth of a child. fine. i'm at school. we already have suppliers of raw materials, but send a request to the ceo by mail and your application will be considered well. of course, don't rush. i'll work here today. it's me not to you. so you've already submitted your request. okay, thanks. these files of each other, when somov, just settled in bolshegorsk. he immediately began to take over the hands of local networkers.

district of the mogilev region, that everyone in the family had musical grandfather daddy victor uncle mom sang veryoreover , daddy victor wanted to buy for himself not a single rural fun could do without vonzilov's harmonists. he decided to get hold of a real saratov harmonica and then behind this harmonica. victor, son of peter bandera , they went to saratov and bought found real saratov harmonica. it is still kept in the family of pyotr vagilovsky, and from this saratov harmonica one can count the start of the creative path, an outstanding musician , the wonderful conductor pyotr vandilovsky belarusian musical art for a bayanist boy, the road was one button accordion, music, school, music school, conservatory, which he graduated from accordion class and immediately he entered the conducting faculty, the conservatory, which he graduated in 1992 as a conductor of an orchestra of folk instruments, but that was not enough for him. he always dreamed of becoming a conductor. the philharmonic opera symphony orchestra, but there was no such department at the belarusian conservatory then, moreover, even i

victor, thank you very much. and now obama is back and not in the way you think or want. plus, what -- why are viewers of "the little mermaid" up in arms? that's next. >> foreseen and unseen, we reveal the stories behind the headlines and fox news contributor raymond royo. raymond, there has been a lot of talk about mike pence and chris christie entering the presidential sweeps. what is happening on the left may be a little more fascinating. >> laura, look, there is a clearly growing disenchantment of joe biden as the democratic candidate. rfk, junior has jumped into the race. he did a big twitter interview. and now cornell west is throwing his scarf into the presidential ring. >> in these bleak times, i have decided to run for truth and justice which takes the form of running for president of the united states as a candidate of the people's party. neither political party wants to tell the truth about wall street, about ukraine, about the pentagon, about big tech. do we have what it takes? we shall see. >> we shall see indeed, laura. look, this is a threat to the presiden

very tasty all this makes. it is absolutely everything that is built here and houses and gazebos and piers from projects to construction. it's all victord, this is the most delicious thing that can be, here is fat, this is insanely delicious useful. the only thing we take from here is the gills, which give dirty broth. if you have accumulated a lot of predatory fish , small pieces of small pike, they wrapped it all in cheesecloth, and it is cooked there, literally there for about 20 minutes. before throwing potatoes. i add brine from the remaining pickled cucumbers, this recipe was suggested to me in siberia. try it like this. and, uh, look amazing. ai what a thrill. we are hospitable people, well, what am i like my wife, so we have a long tradition of welcoming our friends with kindness, and how you surprise them amazingly, yes , yummy, and this is how we spend almost every weekend today, united the class for everyone. well, good good songs, a string with a fragment of the sky, a big and serious snowy, how cool i heard that vodka is added to the ear, but to be honest, to pickle, it’s some kind of know-house, yes, just tell me, how man

victor. >> thank you very much. >>> medications like ozempic are helping people to lose more than weight.ho use the drug say it also helps them curb addictive behaviors like drinking, smoking, even nail-biting. cnn's meg tirrell has details. >> reporter: these days sharie ferguson swapped her vape pen for an ozempic pen. >> i thought i'm not enjoying vaping so i may as well put this in the battery pen at work and see how long i can go without it. and that was 54 days ago. >> reporter: if everything son started using ozempic 11 weeks ago to combat weight gained in the pandemic but she says was increasing her risk for diabetes. a smoker, she switched to vaping last july. but after starting ozempic, she says something change. >> it's like someone's just come along and switched a light on and you can see the room for what it is and all of these vapes and cigarettes that you have had over the years, just they don't look attractive anymore. it's very, very strange. very strange. >> reporter: ferguson is one of many patients taking drugs like ozempic for weight loss who sy they lost interest in

beach as a journalist when they should go out and search out university chair, professor victor gals, thank you both very much. thank you. thank you. by russia is speeding up. it's deliveries of free fertilizers to african states with the next shipment on vital a do to be sent to nigeria rushes for administer survey lab. rob blame the you for blocking moscow's humanitarian initiative. a shift for most of them seemed to be a less september president, for them to put in a now to a ready to deliver $300000.00 tons of our fertilizer. illegally seized in airports to african countries. free of charge fully in line with colonial practice. and habits the leadership has blocked this initiative. it took us 6 months to get at least the 1st shipment of $20000.00 tons to allow we. and just recently found other shipments of a similar amount of fertilizers was delivered to kenya. the same shipment is scheduled to go to nat geo, yet soon here was the vital exports are being delivered by russia's euro come, year old colleague grew one of the world's largest producers of plant food. 300000 tons of fertilizers had been ear

victor, thank you very much for being with me. fosean hannity is now. >> all right. and harris, thank you. great coverage tonight. welcome to "hannity"great co. n. >> we begin tonight with this fox news alert, the 45th president of the united states, the leading 2024 candidate, donald j. trump has now been indicteeadind by joe biden's department of justice. now, been ind for the very first timn american history, a sitting president's doj has indicteds it his top political rival ahead of a presidentia tl campaign. re now, here is donald trump just a few moments ago. take just a look.e >> very sadly, we're a natio

victor but i never thought about you. people like you. thank you i swear ready. i appreciate it very much. but, unfortunately, at the moment my word weighs nothing. what, but not this? the only thing i could agree on? so that you write on your own, under my responsibility, that you will not arrange a transfer from the service anywhere , you will have to leave forever. how are you? if you're trying to be funny, then it's fine. funny funny lena told me to give you an antibiotic and feed you. i don't want to have to. of course everything will be fine. in general, she put on her work uniform and just waited, and there the alpha officers of the fsb and that's it mixed up. in general, when the wounded were taken. she grabbed you by some kind of vein, outlived you and into the car. and in the same place, no one even asked anything, they didn’t. oh, and then she had gas with her, this one, which she uses during anesthesia and that’s it. the truth will change appearance. in the sense of life goes. guilt is all i know. here are the rest please. they called me and said that you started to come to you

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victor, thank you very much for being with me. fosean hannity is now. >> all right. and harris, thank you. great coverage tonight. welcome to "hannity"great co. n. >> we begin tonight with this fox news alert, the 45th president of the united states, the leading 2024 candidate, donald j. trump has now been indicteeadind by joe biden's department of justice. now, been ind for the very first timn american history, a sitting president's doj has indicteds it his top political rival ahead of a presidentia tl campaign. re now, here is donald trump just a few moments ago. take just a look.e >> very sadly, we're a nation in decline, and yet they go after a popular president,identa a president that they got more votes than any sittinguntr president in the history of our country by far. byand then much better the seco time in the election than the first. and they go after hi gm on a bo, his house just like the russia, russia, russia hoax and all of the others. this has been going on for seven years. thing onand they can't stop bece it's election interference aeytv the highest

she started a novel, she had her first child , started an affair, his name was a guy with victor, he was a veryhe army very much when he came from the army. he took her to him, and they there something lived a little born. andrei says, i don’t know how it happened that he left the child for himself. that is, she arrived alone sasha, lived there, literally a little bit, and since then she wrote, according to my letters, she also corresponded with him there, he then got married and that’s it. with andrey it was not supported. no, i didn’t support it more and more, i forbade it so that i wouldn’t write to him, how can i swear to forbid seeing my son, i walked, i say, before you, the ex-husband of parental rights to andrei’s son did not decide no. you really wanted to find everyone brothers and sisters. why did they know? where is brother? she got confused in the surnames . she tried many times and wrote to people uselessly, but not on those people, she came across a lot. she herself grandmother asked me. sorry to go to your official brother. now you won't be able to. at the moment, he is also dead

victor. we're watching all of these historic developments very, very closely.g this an insurrection and he's vowing to punish anyone involved in treason or armed rebellion, but wagner's leader is rejecting any calls to surrender and is threatening to move on the russian capital moscow if top military leaders refuse to meet with him. meantime the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is weighing in on this historic situation saying russia's, quote, weakness can no longer be hid. the insurrection started by wagner's chief. the leader yevgeny prigozhin has for years been a close ally of vladimir putin. let's go to seen your correspondent fred pleitgen who's been covering this for a long time. prigozhin has been a key player in russia's war on ukraine. given us a sense, first of all, who he is. >> hi, there, wolf. he's a key player on the fight against ukraine and for vladimir putin before that as well. we have to keep in mind he came from humble small beginnings. he was in jail for a while. he was then selling hot dogs for a while in the st. petersburg area and

>> well, good morning, victor and rahel. thank you very much for having me on your show.a's rescue should be recognized. he risked his own life to save a fellow climber and not everybody would do that. what makes his rescue so remarkable is where it actually occurred. so at 8,000 meters in the death zone, the human body can no longer climatize. the body uses up the store of oxygen faster than it can be replenished. so the body starts to shut down. muscles start to atrophy. hallucinations can occur where climbers hear -- see phantom things and the body is starved of oxygen. altitude sickness or pulmonary edema becomes extremely high. at that elevation it's a race against the clock. and of the 310 climbers that lost their lives on the mountain, the majority of them have actually died in or around the death zone. >> well -- >> and having spent time at that altitude, it takes all of your emergency and resources to simply put one foot in front of the other. >> that was my question. yeah. you know, i think we wonder, since you have done it yourself, i mean, what was it like whe

victor and amara. >> thank you very much i. >>> we're joined by the perryton mayor kerry simmons.e know it is still early, but you're assessment at the start of the day? >> well, we are continuing the clean-up. that is the main thing, trying to get electricity restored to the rest of the city. the state people have been wonderful to us. we have, i don't know, countless numbers of state agencies are here helping. and, of course, our own employees and a gilleyon residents and people from several states are here, good samaritan got here yesterday. it's -- we're going to get there. perryton is strong resilient and we'll overcome this. >> and you heard our reporting from isabel rosales about the siren system not playing. let's see what your city manager had to say about this. >> we were under a watch at the moment that they went to a warning, our people went -- when they went to activate, we lost power throughout town. >> so failed -- the siren system failed? >> with loss at electricity at the moment it hit. >> so electricity is usually cut off when there is a tornado, right? how do yo

victor, thank you very much. we turn now to the new findings on covid relief funds. government watch dog saying billions of dollars were wasted. andrew dinmer has the latest. >> reporter: $200 billion that's how much was wasted according to a watch dog. at least 17% of all money related to the u.s. government's coronavirus economic disaster loans and pay check protection programs were dispersed to fraudsteres. the troubling report alleges most of the fraud likely took place in the beginning, 2020, the high of the pandemic, when businesses and families were struggling the most. federal officials are still probing many fraud cases with a covid-19 task force that was launched in 2021. as of today about $30 billion has been recovered. that's only a fraction of the $200 billion stolen or misused. investigations into covid fraud are still on going. michael? >> that is so much money. all right. thank you so much, andrew. gonna switch gears to the u.s. women's national soccer team as they get ready to fight for a third straight world cup. they're being honored for a differen

okay i understand, thank you very much so please, who else is asking for permission? victor, please well, first of all, i would like to thank you for supporting the development of the construction of the cruise fleet, the cruise fleet is very timely - first of all, of course, a large three or four spiders. today's median age, 51, 129 units per rightly in their speech they noted that, while cruise travel is becoming popular indeed, but today the passenger has become especially demanding on the quality of service, therefore, of course, it is necessary to build. uh, large passenger ships, what ah, without measures mr. seasonality. we can't sell very expensive in bulk as far as freight transportation hmm well it's obvious that the freight owners of the country are in absolute deficit of railway legal capacity at the same time. we have meridian- meridian direction of 200 million tons of waterway in fact. that is, we can transport up to 200 million tons, and transport it by water. and a lot of good things are being done, really, the construction of the bagaevka construction of the

victor. thank you very much. we're thinking of aj's family and friends.boppy baby pillows that were recalled two years ago. next mysterious illness connected to marijuana. what's behind the rise in the condition? come on back. condition next. epression symptos still made me feel isolated. is it just me? it's not just you. many people experience a partial response to their antidepressant. let's add rexulti®. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti® was proven to reduce depression symptoms 62% more than the antidepressant alone. so you can build on your progress. rexulti® can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicidal thoughts and actions and worsen depression in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, which can be life threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. increased cholesterol; weight gain; high blood sugar; low white blood cells; unusual urges; dizziness on standing; falls; seizures; trouble swallowing,

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victor. i'd like, i'd like to jump in because there are a few things that have just happened very recently that we'd like to address before though you just said this raises the question of how the west should be handling this. and do they want a puts in control rush on power phrasing here? do they want to put in control rush, or would they risk going somewhere into the unknown. but this was an internal fuel . you bring up the west. this was between guten, and in a relatively unsanctioned military chief within russia, as well, we understand very well that the situation would not have happened if 1st, if the special military operation would not have been initiated. and secondly, if the pressure of russia and internal pressure did not create circumstances for it, you see there are almost no liberals or pro western elements left in the government that there are no liberal elements left either i should that could take over from fortune if something would happen to the current powers that be so it's important for the west to consider. the possibility that if western pressure at some point this baby l

victor remained the main thing for me, my traces of him now in the life of the master met with larisa on a creative thing. and it was verynt that i met a girl, then not only with allegrova, but also slept. that's life. that's how i understand it. concert solo victor, as well as of course, participates, and then i wrote autographs on books, a girl came up, very pretty. they have you where to invite a seagull, in short, pretty quickly he said that he fell in love with this girl. and as soon as i saw her. i fell in love with her along with him she is wonderful. wow. let's find out the correct answer, and we still have these, where is the piano. victor chaikov in the literal sense of the word, man orchestra in his home collection has electronic pianos, a traveling violin and a folding guitar. after all, it is not known where the muse will find. this is how it looks. this is a guitar. this is a travel guitar. well, it was this instrument that played in the life of the future composer, the decisive role was played by private victor segal while serving in the army here in the seventies, when victor e. army. he studied at the ja

beyond the limit that we hear, the cat hears more and i have a feeling that victor just has a cat's hearing, believe me, he is veryuse if the cat is not will know what that dog is around the corner, this cat won't live long, right? here nine lives is still here. there is an explanation, you, of course, well, personally surprised me with this. but when i explained everything to myself it was beautifully explained, uh, i 'm not so surprised how oh victor you are not a cynologist by chance the best ending. well, you are already the best cynologist. this is your profession, the story, of course, amazing is not so special. i think anyone. can remember aloud dogs how to bark. that's all. beautifully worthy, but not very marvelous. that's it. don't say anything. i took advantage of the fact that for the first time this season to talk about monster dogs, their pleasure center is 20% more excited by being praised compared to being given sausage than food. and thank you so much for this beautiful contest. victor you are an amazing person and it seems to me that even despite such harsh counterarguments by natalia rogozina, e

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>> you know, victor, i strongly suspect that the prosecutors very much wanted to get into bedminsternd search it. there's been a number of signals over the course of this investigation that tell us that they are not comfortable, that they have actually recovered all of the classified material. however, my guess, and this is purely speculation, is that they never felt they had probable cause to be able to convince a judge to give them a search warrant. the information that we know, particularly about the ebb soed about the conversation at bedminster in which he referred to and maybe had in his possession a document about iran, that occurred about a year before prosecutors discovered it. so one of the saspects of the information you use to base the request on, it has to be fresh and recent. you're trying to convince the judge there's probable cause to believe there's evidence of a crime now. so my guess is they never had enough current, recent, fresh information to go back into court and get a search warrant, which is what would have been required. >> judge aileen cannon is overseeing

international pauzeramohoy on the side, altazavodtsev 1:0 victors, did arseniy galushka bring it to the gospodars in the fifties or not? firstly, i am verylayed international matches. now not many of these matches international experience has appeared. here, uh, a worthy opponent, a good team. we will follow them. of course, good luck to them with their feet at the ukrainian championship torpedo akul takes third place behind the leader, minsk points belarus national team extending the qualification as a dutchman to the european championship, it’s a pity, our team will stagnate along kul without pyramoses belarusians near budapest flirted with the israeli team after the presentation blows of max and the bong. the belarusians were leading until the eighty-fifths, they were ripe to miss the deuce from the cob after hiding the penalty kick at our goal, the israelis won back, and at the compensavan for an hour, he spent a long time as a shinshin, halkeeper. sergi, their natovich, opponent scored straight from the two-headed 1-2 mikhail physical forces in another half mines. after all, this is how the hungry coach of the belarusian national te

resources, more law enforcement officials and by tuesday we should certainly see a very different look outside of the courthouse. victor, amara. >> shimon prokupecz, thank you. and catch state of the unor for more on trump's federal indictment starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> and we have new details about the best stories fof the weekend. what officials say about the recovery of the children and how they survived that long in the wilderness. all with an incredible new ipiphone. act now anand get iphone 14 pro on us when you switch. it's your verizon. okay eveveryone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyonewoo hoo! and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. imagine you're dng something you love. rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your

and i believe if they that donald trump, you're going to be seeing a very large margin of victore y on election day. doug, i also believe. that, you know, look, there's a way that they're trying to cast biden'y are trst s record that on its face is believable. and the deputy white house press secretary today tried to make that affirmative case, one that biden struggled, makeom and looked at the numbers for the economy and biden and abouti 30 to 33%. but this is the best jobs the be could do to watch the president's economic policies. >> popular.about we find that when we go outit and we talk to people about it ,they support biden, that mix.. that's exactly why we're we're we're talkinog americans about everything that he's doing to make sure that weto grow the economy by growing the middle class and give people the the the support that they need to to grow our economy for us.: doug doug, no one believes that. i mean, i don't think there'sele a personve on earth who believes that this economy is working fo thi forr the average america. laura, i'm going to be candid g tonight. the democr

let don't even know. you will see me every day victor vladimirovich hello i think your niece has a verybout the history of zvyagintsev's illness, i have it. how will i be now? yes, i'll be fine now. listen, pretty girl, you're completely crazy about setting fire to the school. listen, don't yell at me, don't yell at you. are you aware that you canceled the operation, do you even know how much i pay for your school? and that's all you care about. harsh penalties, you'll put me under house arrest. you know it's the best thing that i can i do for you? come on, come on, come on, just try soon. i'll find my father and you won't have to put up with me. and where will you find it? well, what kind of garbage can you find your father? learned something about dad. yes, you really know something about dad. the main river of russia the soul of the great culture that influenced the whole world here on the banks of the great river ukazka now does not break grades do not fake a diary do not forget your parents at home can be collected in one message, and learning formats have become more flexible and

victor shi. and michael steele, former rnc chairman. and host of the michael steele podcast. also both being very good friends of mine, some of the smartest man that i know. so i'm so grateful you guys are starting us off this morning. victor, let's start with you. trump and desantis both in iowa this week for the first time since desantis launched his presidential campaign. trump being typical trump. but desantis took a different attack. not mentioning trump's game, like voldemort. what are thought, what are your thoughts on this calculated approach. and more directly victor, which of these strategies will resonate with younger voters? >> first of all, on the strategy we're seeing from ron desantis and his campaign, it's as if they're all living in 2016 again. or you have donald trump leading the polls by far, they think they can attack the front runner of the gop nomination. that perhaps it will somehow work. i think it's a losing strategy if they think got by not attacking donald trump, it will resonate with voters in the primary election. it won't work i think for a lot of republican candidat

very much. i want to bring in now victor davis hanson from the hoover institution. matthew whitaker just said something i want to start with. he said, you know, what we found out about the fbi investigation into president trump was a hoax, but it was worse than that, victor. we found out they had been politicized, weaponizing things against this former president from the top levels of the fbi. your thoughts. >> that's exactly right, harris. it's even worse than that, because we know now that hillary clinton hired a foreign national, which is a felony to work on a campaign, and she hid those payments to christopher steel through the dnc, perkins coie, and destroyed materials under subpoena, and there was no fbi reaction at all. we know that james comey knew that the dossier was fraudulent, because he offered his -- his agency offered a million dollars to find one credible iota of evidence, and when they couldn't do it, he presented it as evidence successfully to get a writ. this is a sad day, because what it does, harris, it destroys all the credibility of the united

very exciting, but no less exciting. i think it's going to production. good morning victor good morning. hello hello victor ceo.to you at the production site to find out what will happen to the asparagus after we took it from the field for a start. we are her just weighing. in the meantime, we are weighing asparagus. serezha knows what else it is useful for, what a person needs for bone health. let's get manganese 327% of the solar norm in 100 g of research in recent years shows a very interesting fact that people with silicon deficiency have much more fragile bones than their peers. and these bones often break not cool but the same time in people who have silicon everything is fine they break the bone is not so easy why because in fact the bone consists of not only bone it also consists of collagen, and therefore, if enough silicon is supplied. this is the collagen matrix of bone. it is formed fully and such a bone in response to the load. she is resilient. she is unbreakable. got it. take care of your bones. i'm your asparagus, tell me, what's the difference? here is one such right here crispy second softer,

victor attracted her with his smile and modesty. veryhe gentleman turned out to be too undecided, so the girl had to take the initiative herself. victor became an ideal husband and drove his wives with admiring eyes, and helped around the house in everything. but family happiness often hurts the eyes of envious people. they cannot believe that love and warmth exist nearby. so it happened and in the life of the gurkins family destroyer. it turned out that the mother-in-law, for sure, was knitting somewhere with her tail. well, mom, stop mother constantly instructed victor watch your wife. they are all walkers. and you are so gullible with me, when lyudmila became pregnant, her mother-in-law was not happy, she was bleeding poison, you think of you, of course, the fool victor tried not to believe, but a drop of stone and once he decided to have a direct conversation. he started the car and fell asleep forever from the exhaust gases. i knew one grief from you. after the death of her husband, gurkina returned to her mother, lyudmila, as if sh

it's a museum club victor tsoi there was a concert of his father, and i also went out very worried, iut the initiative if you were being held hostage. the initiative was common so to speak. i was very shy , worried, of course, to go out, father, says, come out. i, as there was still a song dedicated to viktor tsoi. so i came out very much, of course i was worried and thanks to the people who supported me so well, 7b who are you or a fan of the kino group is still a religion. i'm a very big fan, i don't like the word. just a fan. here. well, naturally. i grew up. e on the songs of the father was with first at the first rehearsals. of course, on me. it had a very big impact. say he tolerated a lullaby as a child. if yes, what kind of good night understandable lullabies, kino understandable. and you have taste in music. what, besides cinema? yes, i love music very different and without words some , for example, trip-hop, such a genre, you can think about something and even come up with something to bake yourself on the recorder, for example, listen a. if you suddenly, here, uh, would org

has been very revealing and being used against him in this case as he's trying to defend himself against these charges, lying while purchasing a gun and one of those people on fox news is victoravid hanson and said he has a theory, which i think is a very good one that this is -- hunter biden is very passively aggressively, you know, hurting his father. that he's angry at joe biden because he's had to be the one doing all the dirty work so everyone else can get rich. that's sort of the theory that victor david hanson said and that leaving the laptop -- accidently leaving the laptop may not just be because he was at stake. he has a passive aggressive nature of getting back at his dad. again, you know, here his dad is trying to take away people's gun rights and hunter will defend himself, you know, by using the second amendment and exerting his rights as an american to have a gun. pete: that's a possibility or he's a crack addict who couldn't recover and is scrambling to get money to pay debts and figure things out and now he's going td up a defense. another egg pun and scrambled up his defense and it's a second amendment. rachel: got to do what you got to do. will: not going t

very painstaking work with the younger generation. we remember that we are the descendants of the victors of the great patriotic war in the war against learly and carefully. nazism will not pass in belarus. we still have fraternal feelings for the ukrainian people in russia. want, for the belarusian audience to hear it, because it is important for us to hurt for them, we are sad. it’s hard for us to watch how their blood is shed for them, but unfortunately, all those terrible neo-nazi formations that we will talk about will be disposed of in the furnace of this armed conflict, and as ilya rightly said, the end of this difficult tragic story in many ways can only be a change neo-nazi pro-western regime. in kiev, after that, the true cultural democification of ukrainians will begin. i think that this kind moods will disappear with this oligarchic pro-western regime very quickly, because the real ukrainians are our relatives. the most important thing is to free them from this pernicious influence of pressure and blackmail from outside. thank you for your position ilya is alone in the slavic family today, brother. damn, you know that the

very loving mother. it will be a pity to leave her emu and dasha. and you are victor. think about it.asha as a donor is your chance. i don't want to use her again. and why, in order to go to prison healthy? okay, i'll think about it, but tomorrow. that's another thing now we're resting. until tomorrow. hello from sama. comrade viktor petrovich was born on april 10, 1959 , in this will, being of sound mind and sober memory. i bequeath all my movable and immovable property in equal shares to my mother antonina fedorovna and my daughters peresvetova amy viktorovna and tikhonova so that my daughter tikhonova darya stepanovna will be the guardian of my youngest daughter emma viktorovna until she comes of age, that's all. everything everything. hello about us, if you know. okay, gotta hurry up. andryusha op, thanks to the guests. i don't think there is anyone we wait. i didn't expect my granddaughter either. hello my good, my sister, my future nephew thank you give the snow heat, it's not a banana before me somewhere behind my back, what's ahead in life. how is life better? you tell me or j

you have been critical of the fact that fox news seems to very much like victor orban. top of the line people at the top of their game. president xi is a brilliant man. if you went all over hollywood to look for somebody to play the role of president xi, you couldn't find it. there's nobody like that. the look, the brain, the whole thing. we had a great relationship. how smart is kim jong-un? top of the line. people say this and that. really smart. putin, very smart. >> perhaps a different definition of top of the line. >> he doesn't admire want to be dictators. he admires dictators. this strongman -- that's the thing he is doing. i empathize with these people. unfortunately, there's so much mirroring going on and projection. so much of what the right does and the maga does is mirroring the charges that liberals made against donald trump, calling him a dictator, calling him a strongman. they regurgitate that back at the left now. >> trench warfare the congressman was talking about. michael steele, it's not just idolization of dictators. trump, right wing news outlets lo

victor. lo look, as we heard from nic and fred, it's fast moving. the white house is monitoring this very closely, taking this very seriously. i have to say as of last night, the white house and national security council have been very particular on what type of information, statements they're putting out, knowing just how fast-moving this situation is and how things could change in an instant. they've been careful. but last night we know president biden was briefed on the situation unfoldingening and russia -- we've been asked if they'll be briefed again. we know the national security council put out a statement. they said we are monitoring the situation and will be consulting with allies and partners on these developments. you can see there on the screen there. obviously this holds a lot of implications for president biden but also where he's worked for the last few months and years to hold russia's feet to the fire in support of ukraine. in as early as january, we know they were talking about this from the podium that the u.s. officials had identified some type of internal struggle hap

very different. we have to question victor's and losers. and then i guess the i lost my thread. oh, the final thing i'll say and this gets to generational change. i think one of the one of the big changes and this answers your question about, you know, sort the the the change taking place in vietnam is demographic. i the more that you have vietnamese after 1975 we don't have the same kind of baggage about that war when they get into positions of power then we will actually real change and we'll see reconciliation between the vietnamese. but just like the united states of america, you right now the most powerful man in vietnam will win put down who should not be in an office because they do have a law that says, you know, older than 65, you have to retire. he's in his eighties. and while i don't think he be general secretary for president of for for perpetuity like jinping you know you have a lot of young asking what going on when is it our time and in many ways i think you know the the sea change that i hope to see happen can only happen when you have you know, these postwar gen