man: vox's anti-immigration policies, which include deporting all illegal immigrants and repatriating any immigrant convicted of a crime, clearly resonated with voters. woman: el ejido has become rich thanks to cheap migrant labor. but this does not protect them from animosity. [man speaking spanish] translator: there is a total hypocrisy, because if suddenly migrants returned to their countries, they will have to look for oer workers, because this field nds labor awe have it now. low-skilled labor to be able to ke profits. trujillo: one year later, victor is living with his parents and 3 siblings in a small town outside the capital of el salvador. he gets temporary work at the local cemetery. i decided to visit him. victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victospeaking spanish] [man speaking arabic] [palacios speaking arabic] [samir speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [boy speaking foreign language] [palacios speaking s

man: vox's anti-immigration policies, which include deporting all illegal immigrants and repatriating any immigrant convicted of a crime, clearly resonated with voters. woman: el ejido has become rich thanks to cheap migrant labor. but this does not protect them from animosity. [man speaking spanish] translator: there is a total hypocrisy, because if suddenly migrants returned to their countries, they will have to look forther workers, because this field nds labor awe have it now. low-skilled labor to be able to ke profits. trujillo: one year later, victor is living with his parents and 3 siblings in a small town outside the capital of el salvador. he gets temporary work at the local cemetery. i decided to visit him. victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victospeaking spanish] [man speaking arabic] [palacios speaking arabic] [samir speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [boy speaking foreign language] [palacios speaking s

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er-e ashes vox ideas, the voice of the christmas celebration, you prefer right now a million 500 - this people took part, is it possible or is it correct to say so, are these polls representative? that is, it is implied that they reflect, or it is possible to say that they reflect the opinion of the majority. well, i am generally an opponent. there are more such polls in action, and they are representative, but not for the entire population of ukraine. that is, they cannot be extended to the entire population of ukraine, in particular because the application does not cover the entire population of ukraine. just as there are no smartphones for the entire population of ukraine, and this is mainly our sample, it is biased due to it is for people who have an average or higher income , people, for example, people who live below the poverty line usually do not get there and people who are homeless do not get there, people of the older, older age group there are over 60, and they very rarely have smartphones, maybe with it will change from time to time, but at the moment it is like this. accor

i think vox-po or vox day if society. passing through serious transformations, it passes through themonally. yes, by a majority of votes, let's return to democracy will decide that this kind of censorship relationship between the ministry of culture and the church should be assessed. i think that, ah, those who make tv series or films in which the church theme appears. in any case, it is important to have consultants from the church, because unfortunately, most of what we see on the screen is not accurate in terms of images of the service of how a priest can behave with or how he usually behaves i didn’t watch the monastery, but i watched the first episode hmm i don’t know . here are the series that are called parish. so i watched the first episode. there, too, you play a filipino priest who was exiled to the provincial capital. in the demonic series that's me, i mean, he showed me the script once before he started filming. i strongly dissuaded him from this step. that's what i wouldn't i would approve, i do not know how it will develop further. i don't know if he filmed further, but

>> that vox conversation was really eye opening because his public persona and what he had said to us on the record >> vox, yes. >> consistently really aligned with how he was approaching the interview with andrew and the idea that he didn't know some of this was going on. we asked him directly about alameda and ftx at the time. he sort of avoided that question and even when andrew asked him directly about that, he said he didn't know. or he didn't realize how big their margin position was, and he really was the ceo as the new ceo put it, a fiefdom, he said, and he was the one controlling it he should have known this in hindsight. the vox conversation opened up a new window into how he thought about some of these things andrew asked him about effective altruism and some of the virtue signaling he admitted to and he called it corporate bs that he had to play along with i don't know that andrew or any of us would have known to ask the question or question the altruism thing if it were not for those conversations with someone he said he thought was a friend and didn't realize that was be

good enough for musk, who announced the reinstatement with the latin phrase, "vox populi, vox dei," whichwell, i took a little pig latin in college, so let me respond by saying: "uck-say an ag-bay of icks-day." so-- ( cheers and applause ) icks-day. ixnay on the icks-day? ( applause ) so, musk goes, "based on a 1.8% majority in a completely made-up poll riddled with bots, i'm super-cool reinstating a maniac whose last tweets celebrated a violent coup attempt on capitol hill." and in return for that complete moral debasement, the former president said: "no, thanks." look what he said, elon. >> he did put up a poll, and i hear it's very overwhelming, very strong. but i have something called trump-- if you look, it's trump-owned, but it's-- it's really fantastic, truth social. >> stephen: he couldn't even remember the name of his own failed online hate bucket! ( laughter and applause ) he's got to be the worst huckster of all time. "ladies and gentlemen, step right up and sample 'doctor'... what's my name? eh, 'dr. doctorson's magic elixir,' guaranteed to cure or give you stuff, and things.

that included vox, that included propublica, that included the new global platform semifor.think that affected his treatment, and should these outlets have to give the money back? >> well, first off, i think the outlets should have to give the money back. i think that's the only right thing to do. we already see some politicians coming forward and is saying heir going to -- howard: donate to charity, yeah. >> -- along those lines. but one thing the i think that's critical, what laura said there is important to understand. we have this culture in america where so many of our public community leaders, our leadership organizations and institutions have declined that we are now at a point where americans are looking for leadership that is forward-looking, that they can have faith in. and what is, you know, the signature element of that? it is the amount of money that you make, okay? it is these innovators, these nerds who do good. i had posted myself, you know, at the time that it happened, the picture of sam bankman-fried standing there in his shorts next to bill clinton, tony

. >> can you please go on telegram to find the i want to live chat vox and complete the questionnaires i can't. i took our phones -- they took our phones. i don't understand what to do, when the ukrainians come due i dropped to my knees or what? flex when you are on the front line, tell us right away. >> they say that here in russia they will put us to jail for 10 years. >> park desperate, part frustrated, part lost. they don't fully understand how the hotline works and whether or not it's a set up. >> once they are located, more instructions are given. we are not told what they are. >> we are already here. i will purposefully speak in a convoluted way reviewed when do i come? >> for more information and to save time go to our telegram channel lled i want to live. >> it's not fake? >> it's the only channel where all the official information is posted. you don't have to leave your phone number. we recommend you having an old phone. >> i will take a closer look. thank you. goodbye. >> this is a big part of the information. both sides need prisoners of war to free their own and quiet cri

it could come out in the next few days, but actually some of the events that you did see in those vox hogs, before they told me that although they were sad and an end of an era would be sad for them. they do have hope in the future generation like players like jamal movie allah and, but some of the biggest names in the game, all going through to the next round on that. can you tell us a little bit more about messy and rinaldo? stephanie, really, i mean massy and rinaldo mania 2 of the biggest players to ever play football. i mean both of them in their last dance tournament. they are also getting up there and both chasing the potential to become the best lawyer ever. because the world cup is a trophy that has evaded both of them throughout their careers and getting their hands on it would really put one in front of the other. they have this perennial rivalry between them. argentina, you know, they stumbled a little bit in their 1st game too, but they made it through after losing to saudi arabia for portugal, it was a little bit simpler. but what's been so amazing for us here in doha is

ghana in the up ice region. dana has a good record of breaching communities in remote regis, previous vox and drives have been successful for other diseases. but the coffee vaccines have been met with much resistance by many gun. yes. bob, i want a little said the vaccine was meant to reduce the well population away. others also said it was family planning for the women. among the news was all over that vaccine computer supposed to 2 different diseases or even kill you if you take atlantic nose anaya will. this region is home to nomadic communities and has also some an influx of migrant deep roughly an insecurity in neighboring countries. somewhat villages here thing the best way to avoid covey is to stay isolated. they are my, they're not going and i think this disease affects people in the cities, not as here in the villages benefit. we only at risk them because we go to the cities and they also sometimes come to us. but what i don't like that one attitude like that persist in ghana like so. protect yourself, protect your family, was a message agent, people to get vaccinated against cov

but 1st i'm going to stop off with stephanie vox and again and another out english correspondent with the story that was very memorable for her this year. and that takes us to ukraine. we met fairly traumatized people escaping boucher and it's been at a time where russ and russian soldiers were on a killing spree. so they came and they were barely capable of sharing their stories with us. you could see the fear and their eyes, but it's one story that really has stuck in my mind. that's a story of 95 year old and a half each and i, she was in an apartment block maybe on the 7th or 8th floor. and one of the volunteers and we were filming, she was trying to convince the old woman to leave. but she said, no, i'm not leaving, i'm, i'm refusing, i'm too old. and i would rather die in my bed. and amid all the bravery of the ukrainians that i saw at the time, this story also showed the helplessness, the feeling that we just simply couldn't do anything for her and had to leave her behind. of course we're going to be covering ukraine as a network in 2023 have from your region. what would you su

progressive push for judicial term limits and expanding the number of justices to 13 a correspondent for voxat both justices cawing an and sotomayor should step down now to give the president a chance to replace two obama appointees for two who could sit on the bench for decades to come. we've lived with the consequences of ruth bader ginsberg's late life arrogance. she passed away during trump's term and was replaced by conservative justice amy coney barrett. >> rich: thank you. >> julie: pete buttigieg is facing bipartisan criticism how he is handling the meltdown of southwest airlines. some democrats say he could have done more to prevent the mass cancellations that left thousands of americans stranded coast to coast. let's bring in our panel kevin walling former biden campaign surrogate and the vice president of hg creative and colin reid, former spokesperson for governor chris christie and campaign manager for senator scott brown. thank you for talking to us. first off i never quite understood what level of expertise pete buttigieg brought to the table when it came to transportation. so

you said they have got a target list, tucker, elon, trump, pretty much anyone working for vox.how up in the neighborhood crime. listening to your monologue, you are pretty spot on with san francisco. you are like your border of board ofsupervisors chief of poe sitting around in a meeting how are we going to allocate our scarce resources today? i don't know, johnny, we have six guys taking a dump on the corner over there when i walked in. five guys main lining heroin. we have a few guys having a kegger on the corner. we have got 62 murders last week. and they emptied out gucci last night of every handbag in the store and the guy goes screw all that i got an idea. someone told me there is a cot over in twitter. that's it. johnny. that's it. get them over there. >> jesse: get that cot out of here. >> get that cot out of here. you can't have that. don't mention the guy taking a dump on the corner. you can't have that cot in twitter. that is totally unacceptable. brother. >> jesse: we have to take the name abraham lincoln off the elementary school because the guy was racist that abr

. >> retailers may accept open vox returns but you may not get full credit. don't open anything you think -- if you think you might return it . that's your best guarantee for the most refund possible. >> if you have something to return, remember to move quickly as the cutoff dates approach fast. walmart and amazon's until january 31. best buy cutoff date is january 14 for items purchased after october 24. target, you always have 90 days from when it was purchased except for electronics and entertainment. those are only returnable through january 24. remember, retailers run big sales between christmas and new year's. if you return a gift in person you can avoid paying the attorney fees and maybe find a good deal on something else. live in san jose, helen. -- san jose, lena howland. >> thank you, guys. kumasi: frosty, festive pajamas like you have never seen before. and a winter storm hitting much of the nation. we will have the update on that. drew: we are tracking a strong level three storm later tonight. high concern of flooding on the roadways with hazards

the lawyer tells vox video footage clearly shows him and his supporters initiating this assault whilestands with his hands up. not only as kevin de leon lost all political legitimacy is claims he was the one attacked here simply underscores how his loss of touch with reality. a lot of back and forth in this violent situation. we are told both the men in this case councilman deleon have filed a police report it with the lapd. the lapd is investigating at this point request another incident from the lapd to sort out. charles watson, thanks a lot. moscow, idaho still an edge will please continue their search for information in the murder of four college students. we'll get the latest updates,xt next p. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, it'sa® you save on qulipta®. vehicles come in all different sizes. yet ordinary windshield phone holders are one size fits all. does that make sense? no. but this does. the adjustable windshieldfone from weathertech. it extends and retrac

set aside that is tulsi gabbard filling in for tucker carlson on vox that led to that unexpected publicountability. i didn't have that on my bingo cards guaranteed. but after that george santos did another interview. our next guest, the washington post warned last night that the more george santos speaks, the more questions are raised. in a whole laundry list of questions remain. including the most important one. where did he get the money to alone his campaign summer thousand dollars? >> george santos spoke with digital media outlet where he tried to explain as well. some of our reports quote that santos offered a short tiktok of how he made his money. that left certain key details unanswered. he said that he worked in the so-called capital introduction industry and including deal building and specialty consulting for high net worth individuals. and hours after the interview, nassau county district attorney announced that she is opening an investigation into george santos. but another question remains, what will republican leaders in the house do? nbc news has reached out to the nation

you told vox this, quote, you have to get buy in from your colleagues and you have to sometimes work with people across the aisle as well. i mean, you're definitely going to have work with people across the aisle to get anything done. have you reached out to republicans to talk about where you might work together? >> at or yepation, i had the opportunity to make connections. we have a lot of disagreements, but agreed on offshore drilling in florida, public transportation, which is a huge issue in florida and housing. so i think there's room to work together, but we saw that after republicans found out they were going to take control of the house, the first thing they talked about was hunter biden. i don't think that's what the american people want us to work on. i think they want us to focus on these issues. >> your issues are medicare for all, banning some versions of semiautomatic weapons, background checks for all gun sales. the green new deal. things your party couldn't get passed when your party had the majority. are there second or third priority items that can get 218 votes? >

if the po were to me ha, vox the museum and my ocean, that alleyah hamilton. recollect mejilla miller malay, your can't. well, many can have the unread mcelroy thought. glory to watch the media. new f up set down his his immediate found on maria he, the girl santa maria paula law. are they calculate her fear? do not voyage. are these car the fees, ma'am? to follow up with you. yeah, i'm not in a city boy because of course the dna was determined to continue to portray a positive image of his slimy, religious and social life in his heart and writing. 2 after his conversion, he began painting religious subjects and his work became more conservative. he and sleeman been broken rude novels, most of them based on ada heritage stories. and they translated arabic literature into french in a t r or mall, or next monday by him soon i didn't really nail accepted. heather levy didn't read nile a explanation. what did it drill? did you need you more? the hobby collage? uniquely. you knew you knew he the moment about unique he her electric unit and not that any, any slot or target, you know, a kitc

a whole arsenal from grenades to min payload allows you to lift that's just vox 17 grenades such as rgdthe moment there is no for more, so to speak, e big tasks, using a mine, 82 from an eighty-two- millimeter mortar, e-e, this can be lifted past . it can free destroy the expansion of fragments allows you to destroy opponents with a very good enough distance of 50 m, for sure, the expansion will be very we combine, we actually combine. we identify the position of the enemy with one drone, as soon as we detect that the group is moving immediately the second drone flies already with a suspension and takes off. the enemy when choosing a position for work criteria are simple, it should be convenient to take off no trees, but at the same time and not an open area. and, of course, the enemy drones also fly in the sky in search of our fighters evgeny igor kryuchkov andrey valeevich. dmitry matyushnevichon first channel of the donetsk people's republic two militants who were preparing a terrorist act fsb they wanted to stage a diversion in the city of chegemya, and then go to ukraine to fight a

max gordon vox weather all right. thank you. max and an alert has been issued for italy after the stromboli volcano erupted triggered an earthquake and tsunami there in italy. here's some of the videos showing that a camera recorded the explosion that sent clouds of ash into the air and sea around the island. the eruption caused part of the crater to collapse. a 4.6 magnitude earthquake was recorded at the same time as the eruption. the coast guard is monitoring the flow of lava and ash into the mediterranean sea to ensure ports on the island are safe. 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit the east san jose foothills yesterday afternoon. that happened shortly after three o'clock. the epicenter was not far from where two other quakes hit in the last two months. the earthquake was felt in communities throughout the south bay. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. alright, our time is 4 48. let's talk about tuesday's weather steve any concerns about rain in the bay area? not really. but there could be some brief downpours. there c

he had a wall of vox, ac which nerds will know . which guitar nerds will know.t very very nice and yeah, that very unique sounds. genius guitarist . he do this when he was in queen or before this guitar is called red special. so need a guhan called red special. so need a guitar. you see it guitar. you won't see it anywhere else. he's built himself was kind of himself made. it was kind of genius, is. kind genius, wasn't it is. it kind of. was was he a physicist or of. was he was he a physicist or some sort of genius? yeah. he's going to be went and going to be went back and finished his. he deserves finished his. so he deserves this i suppose. i is he this i suppose. i mean is he getting for that getting the knighthood for that you're a coin and you're playing with a coin and because i used to i was a guitarist and also played piano harmonica about me now harmonica it's all about me now i getting it for fun. i think he's getting it for fun. we have the champion headliners for the space or it for for the space stuff or is it for the save badges? so the trying to s

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he gave money to vox, to propublica, to many others.cribed him in glowing terms. and then even as the crimes were kind of beginning to be revealed in the last few weeks, i still saw him getting kind of soft coverage. there was a wait and see approach even though it was so obvious that what he did -- even though crypto is confusing, what he did doesn't seem confusing, he took money for -- from one thing and spent it on other and then lied to people. it's very straight forward, what a he did. it'll be interesting if it causes more skepticism of crypto. i will note though the regulation of crypto was going to be dictated by him. part of the reason he was giving so much money to democrats is because he was hoping held write regulations for crypto that would be favorable to sam bankman-fried, and that's something that should always give us pause. not saying there should be no regulations or anything like that, but who profits? who been fits? who wants it whatever way it's going to be? he wanted it -- kennedy: well, he's going to get it now,

max gordon vox weather. this is ktvu fox two news at six. remember this story, a restaurant manager, badly beaten and lost an eye in a violent attack. well, today, police have arrested the band who they say is responsible. this is something that's very serious. we never want people to come to our community and feel like they're in danger. police say they were able to arrest that suspect this morning, three weeks after that attack happened . good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes mike mibach. the suspect was reportedly bullying a teenage boy with special needs when the restaurant manager stepped in to try to get him to stop. ktvu is jana katsuyama line tonight in the newsroom with more and what we have learned today, janna. mike and heather, the detective who has been working on this case, said that he called the victim to let her know about the arrest. he said she was quote happy and grateful to hear that the suspect is now in custody. that suspect identified as isaac white. carter was arrested this morning at his home in hayward. police

some shelter directors tell vox news. they fear they won't be able to keep up if there was a surge in crossings. now this hold on title 42 comes after a group of republican led states filed an emergency appeal, arguing without this policy, their communities will be overwhelmed with marg migrants. now the doj has acknowledged that today and they're trying to get more resources here, too. do the border and we'll just have to see what the supreme court decides. when. when this title 42 will expire, mike it is an emergency situation and tonight i mean, what about just in the city itself? what is the city of el paso doing? at this moment to help those migrants. it really is an unfortunate situation. you know they're trying their best to get as many of these migrants into the shelters. the shelters they have open right now are at capacity. so that's why a lot of these migrants will be here tonight. and many of the ones that you see behind me have a bus tickets out for tomorrow. so that's why they're here. but it is sad that the

if walks starts talking, something like vox ass or vox day everyone says here is an educated person.e kids are idiots because they tell you these idiots. a priori, you are all idiots, if you are there they want to understand, you are your child. it is not necessary to prohibit those terms that he spews from himself. try yourself, i'll set an example for him, what can be izgargat. and what not? let him repeat after me latin and ancient greek cursed himself at his age, and he is an idiot because he speaks that the language that is clear to you, by the way, certain, as far as i understand, was initially completely different from the one that we put into it now; they are interested in politics. yes, this is how we pause, that's right, that's it, we stop. we'll continue in a couple of minutes. these rifles are also used by some army special forces killer specially from it in order to substitute the office to press this mind. there is one option, but it is not entirely legal so listen to the world districts, the new season everyone stay in their places. today 20:00 on ntv superstar, new se

max gordon vox weather italy has raised an alert level because of a new eruption of the stromboli volcanoamera recorded the blast yesterday that sent clouds of ash into the air and sea around the island. 4.6 magnitude earthquake was recorded right at the same time as the eruption. the coast guard is monitoring the flow of lava and ash into the mediterranean sea to ensure ports on the island are safe. officials in north carolina declared a state of emergency in one county after two power substations were heavily damaged by gunfire. it happened over the weekend in moore county, about 90 miles east of charlotte. the damage caused widespread power outages, leaving thousands of people in the dark and cold. it was being blamed for a spike in overnight break ins at some businesses. schools were closed today, and officials urged people to stay off the roads. extra security remained at the substations as crew rouz continue to work to repair the damage, but it could take days to fix. the fbi is investigating . the orion spacecraft is on its way back to earth. the unmanned spacecraft completed its f

one of the boutique zelenskaya, known for her love of designer water and was featured on the cover of voxover of vog, zelenskaya poses in a french coat worth almost 8,000 euros. sveta, the water in paris is also not turned off in kiev without electricity by this minute. at the same time , almost two million people are sitting. amid russian attacks on infrastructure , cnn, citing sources in the white house , reports that the pentagon is preparing to transfer patriot anti-aircraft missile systems to ukraine. biden's signature is enough the us and ukraine seem to have agreed that it is really worth it to give an answer to russian missile attacks of an advantage, petri's radar is that it can capture an incoming ballistic missile and beat it at certain heights and distances from the target in ukraine so that would be a huge advantage. especially with the onset of the earth. they are trying their best to keep the operation and the power grid, once the system arrives in ukraine they will become a legitimate target for russian troops . reported in the kremlin according to the coordinator for stra

now,l contin banks and trade als generously not just to democrats but to liberal publications like vox and bense smith start a semaphore. so he was asked about this watch. >> i think media matters a lot and i want to support good >> i that wass the whole thesis there. and i you i don't have like governance over any of these. i was looking just and more journalists doing great work because i think wha it they do is really important, really important worlly impok, e giving him more glossy profiles, are helpin g him out. >> on the flipside, it's so open, it's so flagrant. it's kind of wild. it's impressive how flagrant is to hand over all these all this money to journalists in exchange for good coverage. i mean, that's part of the game and a large part of the journalism industry. they pretend that they're they're martyrs. if they're out there, they're risking their lives and ins, rig their tails. an reality, they're taking money from corporate americad to whisper thingso back to corporate america that it wants to hear. and it's corporate america hassh goere.rporate t a problem here e is n

previously she was a politics reporter at vox and mtv2 logo. a for the human rights campaign and a former resident fellow at the university of chicago's institute of politics. she is a native believe of michigan, the best state to a native of robert cottrol is the harold paul green, professor of law at george washington university law school here in washington and a specialist in race and american legal history. he is the author of several books on that and other and is also known to many of us at cato as a prominent scholar on the second amendment and the history firearms law. he has just the book insurgent victory, heller, mcdonald and the rest of the second amendment. look forward very much to reading that one. so, jane, if you're ready. why don't we start with you? do you? first and foremost, i guess for me. it's a pleasure to be here. and i just i also when i read walter reached out to me about this book, it was one of the first cato events that emmy really brought up, a memory of child hood, which for any mixed race person, is the first t

>> well, evee n vox and propublica, two otherbenefi beneficiaries of same bank manfred's bribesci, announcedcathey're going to give the moneyp back because how could you keep that money? cdemocrgo, the democrati senate campaign pac pledgeaticds to return three million dollars. they got fro got fm faucroi ex >> but there are a lot of otherc organizations and political campaignals still have not returned the money. look at this chart. the joe bide, thatvictorn victo, the campaigns, the senate campaigns of joe manchin in west virginia, republican lisa murkowski in alaska, republican susan collins in maine, cory booker of new jersey, debbie stabenow inba michigan. liberals all they all tookthey a llmoney from fauci x. this is the fruit of fraud. they should give the money back and so should the many other left left-wi wing pacs that tookstor fdx money. that money belongs to defrauded investors, more than a million of them., >> but above all, semaphore, which is supposed to be covering the news, shouldould g give this money back tonight. >>iv how can they cover the news if they're implicated in a c

you know, when he and calvert vox designed and olmstead became the superintendent of central park, it was really something brand new. there were very few urban parks in the world and, you know, no more than a handful, i think, in the united states. and suddenly here is this incredible one that's never really been surpassed as an urban park. well, if that was a novelty, just imagine what the idea of setting aside while away in its natural state and the government should make this a duty, a responsibility to provide the kind of recreation and solace and adventure and meditation that all these somewhat conflicting, easily reconcilable things. you got from national parks that was an even more novel idea. and it had come about. 1864 when the so many park bill was passed by congress, and it gave it carved out of the public domain. it out of the pool of federal land, yosemite valley, and the nearby mariposa grove of sequoia trees and you may remember that mariposa grove was in the news recently under dire threat from a wildfire which luckily was pretty much contained and didn't do too much d

you can blow up a tank there, for example, or you can drop vox, or there are some more serious thingsthey say, it’s in the interests of russia to survive if everyone supports different clubs, and in civilian life. you're knocking each other's teeth out there. and here, as i understand it, you still have some rules, can you say it right? well, it's not a rule that conflicts are forbidden between individuals. here, so that they don’t spend on some incomprehensible stories at one time, they can calmly study and assimilate information. competitions between snipers here is the winner, and where did you come from, the moscow region, at my house the orders of my great-grandfather are. every may 9 i sort out a medal for courage for the defense of moscow for the capture of berlin, my father served at the airfield from there plane and flew to afghanistan there is a certain sporting achievement. i was sure of myself. there were parachute jumps. the stereotypes that have been untrue for a long time are that we are only fighting, we are all calmly adequate, guys, we can sit and chat calmly. well,

this is impossible what would be fascinating is if we did some form of referendum because whatever on voxe i do you want to pay more willingly you get a lot more tax willingly you get a lot of people, lot of people go, oh absolutely, we need to fund it. and the camera starts and and then the camera starts and they way but not saying they have no way but not saying it's refugees welcome it's like the refugees welcome. right? what right? cause obviously what would you would you would you want to live in your spare room. of let one in of course. and let one live in my spare room. what's the problem? the camera stops. absolutely am absolutely no way in. how am i letting a random albanian chap move my nan? you know, it's move with my nan? you know, it's happening. wonder if we happening. but i wonder if we actually did form of actually did some form of national referendum this. okay, do you want to pay this more tax in order to pay all of this stuff? i don't think the result would be close . yeah, no. nobody would be close. yeah, no. nobody theidea would be close. yeah, no. nobody the idea the

these are the so-called vox seminars, who were sent there by political scientists, politicians and, ofbut journalists, therefore, because this is the leader public opinion, therefore, it is completely wrong to talk about excellent relations between russia and england as you ever restore it. and now, returning from our history to the balkans. i think we have it in the documents and i am ready to present to the general public, we have presented a 12-episode 15-minute series presented by me on social networks by personal enemies of the queen, where we describe the actions of an englishwoman, including on the beams in the fifteenth year england conducted a study. how does it relate to the anglo-saxons on the territory of the balka, because they believed that they had, in principle, conquered everything and were already being implemented. it turned out that only 70% of them support them on their own wave. in macedonia 8 herzegovina and montenegro despite the fact that the countries began to join, less than 30% should be, and serbia 2%. and in the seventeenth year, by decision of furin's off

vox's got opinions will come back to muldoon a little bit later on but let's get your thoughts to emailus at gebe views i gbnews.uk now coming up you couldn't make all research revealed on this show shows that government is paying over revealed on this show shows that government is paying ove r £200 government is paying over £200 million a year to organisations campaigning against its policies on getting tough with illegal immigration. we'll be joined by mp anderson to see what he makes of it all that after your latest with rhiannon . good morning. with rhiannon. good morning. it's 1033. your top stories from the gb newsroom. a fresh round of rail strikes is underway today after talks failed to resolve the dispute over pay jumps and conditions. members of the uk's biggest rail union have begun. their latest at last 48 hours services across the uk will be severely disrupted with no trains at all running in areas passengers are being urged not to travel unless absolute necessary . four people are in necessary. four people are in a critical condition after a suspected crowd crash at a musi