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no, this is all a joystick to control in the morning, the head of vite, alexander subbotin , discussed development of the region with alexander lukashenko. in the evening, he will tell you all the most important things, see the draft of the president's conversation immediately after the panorama. this harvest will be remembered not only for regional records of collective success, but also for personal achievements truly historical event. today it is fixed at the enterprise, steep mountains. petkovichi. this is the dzerzhinsky district. the crew of machine operators on our gomselmash campaign, sergey maksimets and vasily zur, pumped over 6.000 tons of grain. this is the best result not only of the minsk region, but of the whole of belarus, the grain growers received valuable gifts and certificates of honor, including from the flagship of the belarusian engineering industry, in the future, these same machines will also grind corn for grain. it's nice that 1,000 was given, as it were, well, it's easy, one might say, accompanying the weather to us health, air conditioning. there is a good

no, this is all a joystick to control in the morning, the head of vite , alexander subbotin, discussedelopment of the region with alexander lukashenko. in the evening, he will tell you all the most important things, see the draft of the president's conversation immediately after the panorama. this harvesting event will be remembered not only by regional records of collective success, but also by personal achievements. a truly historic event was recorded today at the enterprise, steep mountains, petkovic. this is the dzerzhinsky district. the crew of machine operators on in our campaign, gomselmash, sergey maksimets and vasily zur applied more than 6.000 tons of grain. this is the best result not only of the minsk region, but of the whole of belarus, the grain growers received valuable gifts and certificates of honor, including from the flagship of the belarusian engineering industry, in the future, these same machines will also grind corn for grain. it's nice that 1.000 was given, as it were, well, it's easy, you can say the companionship of the weather to us and health, air conditioni

we will be watching that closely to see if either side is more energized by the other by that vite --ansas. judy: we know former president trump has talked a lot about his endorsements, but you've also seen in your reporting that what is happening today is a test for those candidates who have opposed former president trump. how so? lisa: this day more than any other on the election calendar is a test for those who voted to impeach trump. 10 house republicans voted to impeach trump. four are retiring. there are not many on the ballot at one time. today, three of those 10 republicans are up in primary challenges. some of her viewers may be familiar with peter, dan newhouse in washington, and jamie herrera butler in washington state. all of these candidates' profe ssional and future careers are on the line because they voted to impeach president trump. he tweeted out today calling them impeachment slime. we know the republican has routinely been tested. those behind the scenes who told me they believe perhaps president trump deserved to be impeached, we will see a message and whether the

and my friend was visiting and it wasn't that i said a few bad words, i vite violated one of the ten commandments, took god's name and she came around with a gold cross, what did i say. >> don't you ever take god's name in vain. and out of her mouth, f-bombs and don't take god's name in vain. and i think how progressive the women who raised me from ironically, they talked about abortion, adultery, they talked about inflation, they talked about everything you can imagine except politics and because the matriarch of our extended family, grandmother antoinette, that screen door had a flotilla of people who knew if they had a problem or one meal or an open ear, they could come there and do that. i grew up. and georgia often told me the world is my focus group and i think it started around that wooden table in akron, new jersey and i would sit around and listen to adult conversation, to my professional life for decades, donna, literally going around the country and listening to people night after night around larger wooden tables like this and focus groups and learning to appreciate the e