i just want to slow down as i say, that is because according to the wall street journal washington offered to drop drug smuggling charges against president tube or o. if he were to say, oh okay, i'm getting a ton that, oh sorry, but i mean, there's washington accusing the venezuelan president of being some sort of drug smuggler. sorry mos that's good. great. what do you, what are your thoughts on this? i always like to remind people that they should think of the pattern of western politics. now people hear this item for news i'm they come and they find that funny. but let's remember that this has happened many, many times. the west. oh ford's mendez mills, i'm the hero of liberation last week. i'm this as he comes out and condemn the fairies struggling for freedom and south africa. i admit that he made mistakes in fighting for the freedom of the black man in africa. and for that though, he were to get, i'm gonna do the same thing, was oh, for to not sort of egypt to get that be of libya and to the notion that is of the a genie and river lucian, and the sixty's by france and a game in the n

some negotiations are already underway, they are under the rug, this is wall street, not the wall street journals, the washington post published yesterday that the rapid operation taking place in kurshchyna broke and completely destroyed the opportunity. conducting under-the-carpet events peace talks here is what we read yesterday. scandalous? well, it's scandalous, sensational, but it seems to me that a lot of things are simply sucked out of the finger. sorry for such a comparison. look, the fact that there are some, as it is fashionable to say, in the president's office, the second, third, fifth, tenth tracks, holding, yes, there are some negotiations with russia, well, this is a fact that we know about in principle, and by the way, even for this article , this fact was not rejected in the president's office, it's just there... it's about the fact that there are no negotiations directly with russia, but through intermediaries, there qatar and so on, yes, they are happening, the more so the conference on energy security was really being prepared, and maybe some issues should have been raised there, the problem

and as the wall street journal writes, washington is discussing the adjustment of military supplies for assistance to the ukrainian armed forces during the kurdish adventure. in moldova, which is also under the close attention of western powers, a march has so far taken place in honor of the eightieth anniversary. of the country's liberation from the fascist invaders. thousands of people took to the streets of chisinau under red flags with portraits of their grandfathers and great-grandfathers who brought freedom to their homeland. well, the action took place against the will of the moldovan authorities. there, the government does not consider the fascist occupation criminal. in anticipation of the presidential elections, maia sandu is counting on pro-european sentiments and the rejection of memory of soviet heroes. that is why it was mainly supporters who took to the streets. the victory bloc, which sandu is trying to oust from the election race with bans and lawsuits. in germany, they do not rule out that the attack at the festival in sollingen has terrorist motives, the identity of t

earlier, a wall street journal source in washington cited the reason.nsider the position that allowing strikes on russian territory means being involved in a war with moscow to be ridiculous. we are not in a war against moscow, it is ridiculous, even when it comes to the possibility of striking russian territory, we are not in a war with russia, no one wants a war with russia. we we simply support ukraine. against this backdrop , supporters of the zelensky regime have begun hunting european politicians who oppose arms supplies to ukraine. in germany , one of the leaders of the local opposition, bundestag deputy sarah wagenknecht, was doused with paint when she spoke at a rally there. all this was accompanied by shouting of a nazi bandera slogan. the russian army received a new batch of infantry fighting vehicles and airborne troops. they were produced at the kurgan-mashzavod enterprise, a state corporation of rostec. all the equipment supplied is equipped with kits additional protection against drone strikes by electronic warfare devices. but that's not

the third aspect is that the story that you told just now was already told by the wall street journal and the washington post, it was told, well, i don't remember, well, last year, maybe there was the first such wave, which is exactly such a story, why are they now repeating it again. more than for this time they definitely heard clearly, president zelenskyi said: i did not do anything like that, well, the man said clearly, and the man said that nothing like that happened, there were calls, his conversations were bold, there is indeed a confirmed call that was in at that time there was some conversation, zaluzhny officially said that no, it wasn’t about that, well, we don’t know that for sure, but it seems to me that the important thing in this story now is that the final is over, well... germany, that it’s not affects germany's relationship with ukraine. yes, we will track, because this is some kind of amazing taka in... the second series of such scandalous things, which are not clear, by whom they are inspired again. oleksiy yezhak, an analyst of the national institute of strategic studies, was with t

citizens including journalists from the "wall street journal" and "washington post" would not be alliedirector david cohen highlighting the ukrainian incursion into russia was a success. abc's erin mclaughlin joining us. the cia director highlighted the ukrainian success going into parts of russia. what more did he have to say about plans moving forward? >> reporter: he talked about just how difficult it would be for the russians to retake their own territory. that was echoed in a conversation i had with a ukrainian military analyst. he said it comes down to the topography of the kursk region. we saw just last week the ukrainians blowing up bridges over that river, making it that much more difficult for russia to send in reinforcements, to send in supplies. this ukrainian military analyst estimated russia would need two to three divisions to reclaim the kursk territory given that topography is in favor of the ukrainian occupation. keep in mind, ukraine says it it does not want to continue to occupy russian territory, but it wants russia to leave their land. in donbas russia is pushing f

if this was the potential incoming female spouse in "the wall street journal" or "washington post" ork people would accept that? what makes people think it's okay now that it's a man? i'm turned off by them shoving that down our throats pray secondly, ryan gosling, please don't go anywhere for the love of god. not at all, not for doug emhoff. thirdly, here's what i find so telling. after the dnc concluded, "the new york times," the bastion of light and illumination, ran a political fashion piece that compared to men and talk about their uniforms. and they called j.d. vance's beard and emblem of e-men frontiersman ship that reflected his more traditional approach to gender roles. now of course they cut him down and said more things about why that's terrible, and then they went on to talk about walz and to say how his regular guy cred, his penchant for plaid shirts and other costumes of regular guyhood, how attractive that was. was. and you see the same brands and types of clothes on people like don jr. and everyone. the whole point is everyone wears it and it doesn't matter. the media

the wall street journal's reporting that washington an offer to drop drug smuggling claims against the event as well and present my daughter. if indeed he agreed to step down. now some might argue that the american pressure on venezuela could be due to his resistance without a v, a motions of a multi pony world or a devoid of thousands of a global policeman. but something feels such a development as that one on stuff, mobil 4, and one of those just for the indian to provide andre poseida. now he's the latest guy. so let's talk about how you can watch the discussion on the future, global or the old a here on how to international. but for right now a brief the ninety's after the so we're doing on collapse. we moved from a bipolar word to a uni paula world. for the event a us was the on the act and down and some better on perhaps 2000 me then the us, you only pull a moment ended and we are moving towards a new order which might be multiplan. and bingo is making the point that in the future as an aspiring power, we would like to be a potent we wouldn't like a would very much slap says back

and who does he recognize the government to the united states. meanwhile, the wall street journal's reporting that washington's offered to drop drug smuggling claims against the president. my daughter, oh, if he agrees to step down well somebody talk you the us pressure on venezuela could be due to his resistance to the emotions of a multi polar world order, devoid without of a global policeman. but some feels such a development is now an unstoppable force. one of those former indian different and john poseida, your latest guys, he is on the show. let's pull bypass. you can watch it all the on fold aeronautics and national. what is the future of the global order for the meantime? is a pre, the ninety's after the soviet union collapsed to be moved from a bipolar world to or you need for the world for the event that us was the on the act and down and somewhere on perhaps 2008. then the us, you need for the moment ended and we are moving towards a new order which might be multiplan. and bingo is making the point that in the future as an aspiring power, we would like to be a potent. we wouldn't like a word very im

wall street journal. according to him, washington is concerned about the low level of training of ukrainian pilots, in addition, the planes themselves are not the best quality, before that they were used for decades, emil mersayev looked into the situation. today, the council the un security council will hold a meeting on the problems that were provoked by the supply of western weapons to kiev. this will happen at the request of russia. our diplomats intend to touch on aspects of the ukrainian crisis that are inconvenient for the west. at the same time , 300 km to the south, the us secretary of defense will be. defense minister of ukraine, european ministers will review progress in providing military support to ukraine. the minister will also discuss how to buy military equipment for ukraine at the expense of frozen russian assets; even westerners doubt that this will be effective. analysts. we have already provided kiev with these weapons, and it has had almost no effect. if anything, russia's position is much better now than it was at the start of the conflict. by the way, this is best illustrated by. we wil

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washington. and i started looking into his death. and i spoke to my boss at the wall street journal at the time, who said that, you know, just because, you know, no matter how or sad a suicide is not necessarily a story for the wall street journal, unless it points to something deeper, unless there's some other broader scandal problem going on. i started reporting about this guy and i found out that he owned among many other expensive toys, a $300,000 wood mahogany speedboat and the only one company in the country that makes boats like that is called the hacker craft company on lake george in new york. and so i called up the company to try to figure out a little bit more about this lobbyist and, what he was like and. the guy who answered the phone was the president of company, and he's sniffing me out quickly and he said, you know, i'm not talking about that lobbyist. when the fbi called, i gave everything i have and i'm not talking to you. and, you know, so at that point, i knew i had, you know, a heck of a story. so it turns out that this lobbyist was involved in a kickback scheme

in addition, has written for new york magazine, the wall street journal, the washington and smithsonian magazine, as well as other publications and has appeared on the history channel, cbs sunday and the discovery channel, among other media outlets. please join me in welcoming back the university of washington and a great last program. our friend abbott kahler. thank, bill. thank you, ali thank you to the great lives program. thank to university mary washington and you all for coming out tonight. i'm so thrilled to be back here in fredericksburg, which i'm just going to kick off and say fredericksburg. you might be surprised to know had quite its own little dabbling in prohibition. and i found a couple really fun articles about fredericksburg contributions to probit in that i think i'll start the evening off with one is titled peddlers liquor and playing a flying bootlegger finds ready customers around fredericksburg. this from the washington post of fredericksburg. oh, sorry. this is from the the washington post. january 26, 1920. and it is dateline fredericksburg, virginia. a bootlegg

he's published widely beyond his columns, too, in the new york times, the wall street journal, the washington post, the atlantic and elsewhere. you see on tv a lot. tim's work is unique. he describes broad social trends by beginning from the experience of real people. he thinks from the bottom up, not from the top down. and for that reason, i think he has an understanding of how people thrive and how people fail. what holds together, what divides us. that is just deeply humane and sympathetic, even as it's always rooted in some moral fundamentals. his goal really is to prove your grandmother was right. if you want to be happy, you should get married. you have kids, you should go to church. you should show up for your neighbors. you should people well. but he also wants to explore what it is about modern life that makes it so hard. do what your grandmother told you to do and to see the value of these things. it's very much what this wonderful book is about. it looks at the various confused and complicated ways that our society has made life harder for parents, sometimes on purpose, but very of

we are back with our "wall street journal" panel. kim, not just "the washingtonth we mentioned "the wall street journal". even cnn, the economic analyst for if cnn or at least one of them, i don't know if she's the top dog, but here's, here's her comment on the price controls of kamala. roll it. >> we've seen this kind of thing tried in lots of other countries before. venezuela, argentina, the joseph union, etc. it leads to -- the soviet union. it leads to shortages, black markets, you know, plenty of uncertainty. and beyond that, the specific way this bill is written might actually increase prices. really hard for me to imagine any form of legislation that a preserves the spirit of what she's proposing that would not be, you know, at best do nothing, at worse cause a lot of harm. david: kim, has kamala lost the mainstream media on her economic plan? >> well, she is certainly making it hard for them, you know? if you think about it, david, they have worked overtime in the past weeks to try to cover up and set aside all of her prior big government issues. you know

states, it may be a little bit, but an important drop, well , really, here is the wall street journal, and the washingtonose disappointed democrats who were disappointed in biden, therefore, before his removal from the race, therefore, supported kennedy, they returned to the bosom of the democratic party, therefore, now kennedy can be a spoiler for trump, and being a spoiler for... trump is a greater threat to kennedy than being a spoiler for harris, yes, therefore, he really does not want to give the victory to harris, and despite the fact that kennedy and trump seem to be antipodes, extreme left and very right politics, nevertheless they have something in common, yes, firstly, they are for, they are against endless wars, they are against long confrontations, they are for the fastest possible for... opponents, which is what kennedy actually spoke about, continuing the topic of persecution of opponents, of course, we cannot ignore the topic, which is one of the main topics of today - the arrest of durov, pavel durov in paris, it is quite obvious, we are talking about an attempt to take control of messeng

yeah, i mean while you're gonna love this, so the wall street journal is reporting the washington a offered to drop drug smuggling claims against president my daughter. oh, if p agreed to step down. well, something might argue the us pressure on venezuela to be due to his resistance to that of the emotions of the multi poto by old order. but something feels under development is not one on stuff before. one of those is full, my indian diplomatic dr. beside you and he's the latest guest or let's talk about us. you can watch the discussion on the future global little throughout the day, either one or 2 for right now. a priest. the ninety's after the soviet union collapsed, be moved from a bipolar world to are you in the polar world for the in the us was the on the act and down and somewhere on perhaps 2008. then the us, you need for the moment ended and we are moving towards a new order which might be multiplan. and bingo is making the point that in the future as an aspiring power, we would like to be a potent, we wouldn't like aware of it and which slaps his back into being a bipolar what wit

who does he recognize the government of the united states with wall the wall street journal is reporting the washington has offered to drop drug trafficking charges against madura if he agrees to resign at the white house as not admitted to those claims, but said that it is considering options to put pressure on the door. oh, i will heard from him shortly. a port to be told had all the congress of south african trades unions and unofficial observer of been as well on the elections. and he said he did not encounter any validations during the voting process in the position of the for that i send the clothes out of good faith, you know, and inside of africa is that we don't get the too much involved in the face of the country. but we want, we want to say that we respect to the rights of the people know venezuela to the court and dad and defy lives. doctor is taking place in venezuela and called that the people must come down and follow the procedure information to come for the next year and as part of the observed bus. in particular myself, we have not seen any disruption we have not seen in the object wi

question is to to you, i mean this is all shocking, it rings true, the new york times, washington post, wall street journale not published any significant reports on this matter, that's what is known at the moment. it is legal? naturally, there are many legal issues and very problematic ones, for example. if it is already necessary to apply the twenty- fifth amendment, yes, if his condition is such that it is time to apply it, but they do not apply it, then by this they are putting the country in a precarious position when it is not fully led mentally healthy person, but if the amendment is not worth applying, it means that they used some influence, yes, in order to remove the candidate for the position who is the current president, and this is not... without any vote, ignoring all the votes in the democratic primaries . i can't even imagine a greater threat to democracy than this. exactly, and this also humiliates the voters loyal to the democratic party, who voted in the primary, where there was no choice. they turned it all into circus. and i’m speculating now, i can’t know this for sure, but i think th

question to you, i mean, this is all shocking, it sounds true, the new york times, the washington post, the wall street journal have not published any significant reports on this, that's what we know at the moment. is this legal? of course, there are many legal issues and very problematic ones, for example, if it is already necessary to apply the twenty- fifth amendment, yes, if his condition is such that it is already time to apply it, but they do not apply, then they put the country in a precarious position, when it is led by a not entirely mentally healthy person, but if the amendment should not be applied, then it means that they used some influence, yes. in order to remove a candidate for the post, who is the current president, and this is not good, i am quite sure that this can be qualified as blackmail, and if it is not blackmail, then this is some kind of behind-the-scenes manipulation of the process, in this scheme voters are not taken into account in any way, no, no, and yes, i understand that we it's been said many times, but the same people who lectured us, looked down on us... and talked about dem

the wall street journal writes that washington has authorized strikes against russia.mes reports the arrival of six f-16s from the netherlands. the article says that another party. dani will be sent soon. in total , the ukrainian armed forces will receive 80 fighters this year. it is important for us to understand, of course, something else. f-16. the west has thousands, like nato pilots. well, that is , the taboo on endless war has been lifted. nato doctrine, as you know, is based on air dominance; at the moment , dominance is ours. moreover, this is exactly what ukrainians see. footage from the f-16 has spread on the internet and there is an assumption that this may be the first footage of the american f-16 in ukraine. it looks like the video was filmed on a phone. fighter plane flies against the blue sky. part of the frame that could give insight into the location was deliberately blurred. although some have stated that yes, these are indeed f-16s, but the fact is that we cannot say exactly where this is happening, but we know that they will either arrive in ukraine

an official in the us government told the wall street journal about this. according to him, washingtonconcerned about the low level of training of ukrainian pilots. in addition, the planes themselves are not of the best quality. the minister will also discuss how to buy military equipment for ukraine at the expense of frozen russian assets; even western analysts doubt that this will be useful. these weapons are great, and it has had almost no effect, if it comes down to it, russia's position is now much better than it was at the start of the conflict. by the way, the situation with the f-16 fighters illustrates this best. it was widely discussed that their transfer to kiev would really play a big role. we will not go into details now, but this is simply absurd. this is also stated by the authoritative american publication wall street journal. earlier, its journalists reported that ukraine had lost its first western fighter. of the f-16 fighters received by the ukrainian armed forces , they were supported and had been in use for decades, they are vulnerable to russian air defense missil

in addition to his books, his articles have appeared in the new york times, the wall street journal, the washington post, the boston globe, the atlantic monthly. smithsonian national interest, american historical review. the journal of american history and political science quarterly. american history and many other newspapers, magazines and journals. so you can just get a sense from that. he's a scholar who also writes for a wider public audience. he's a regular guest on national radio and television programs and is frequently interviewed by the american and foreign press. so please join me in welcoming, giving a warm madison foundation. welcome to professor h.w. brands. this is intended to keep me from talking to long. thanks very much, jeff, for that kind introduction. and thank you for the james madison foundation for having me here. i'm delighted for an opportunity to speak to any group that chooses to come listen to me. you're all teachers, and i'm a teacher and i teach a large class at a couple of large classes at the university of texas. and i flatter myself to think that i'm kind of an int

washington journal" continues. host: welcome back to "washington journal," joined by jess bravin, supreme court correspondent for the wall street journal and wrote a book on guantanamo bay. nice to see you again. tell us about the plea deal. what was in it and how long was it in the works? guest: what the deal was was a much life terms for three of the initially six, then five, descendants and the 9/11 conspiracy case in exchange for pleading guilty. they were guilty, they plead guilty, and they go to prison for life, probably staying where they are now, guantanamo bay. host: what was the thought about doing it that way, to avoid a lengthy trial? guest: these defendants have been in u.s. custody for 20 years, and they have been at guantanamo bay since 2006. trial proceedings against them began in 2008, so this procedure has gone on, you can say, it is somewhat lengthy right now, and what was the purpose of the plea deal? the problem was the government's case was compromised. there is little doubt that they are guilty. i was at the quorum in 2008 when five attempted to plead guilty but were not allowed to for procedural reasons,

you also mentioned the "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovitch. in washington his name is everywhere, media-heavy town and focus what can be done to bring attention to his case. "wall street journal" kept a countdown clock on its website listing how long he has been in prison. 490 days. just sentenced to 16-year prison term last month and when that happened the white house came out with a forceful statement condemning russia's actions saying he was being held as a political prisoner and not tied to any sort of espionage whatsoever, a sham trial and a way to essentially punish the u.s. you can imagine u.s./russian relations have been awful these past several years. given the war in ukraine it is likely to remain in a pretty awful state. what kind of reaction the russian government offers as well whether they try to claim they got the better hand here or whether or not it was simply a deal for both countries. you also mentioned there could be other countries involved. a congressman on last hour he believes there were multiple nations that have interests tied to t

house spokesman john kirvey refused to comment on an article in the wall street journal about the gas pipeline explosion. washington's words about its non-involvement in kiev's crimes do not correspond to reality. this statement was made in an interview with the news by the russian president's aide, nikolai patrushev, i am sure that the ukrainian attack on the kursk region also took place. it was the west that put the criminal junta at the head of ukraine, nato countries pumped up kiev with weapons, military instructors. constantly supply intelligence data and control the actions of neo-nazis. the operation in the kursk region was also planned with the participation of nato members of western intelligence services. this criminal action was caused by a premonition of the approaching inevitable collapse of the neo-nazi kiev regime. peak warming in the european part of russia. more about the weather in a couple of minutes. the loyalty program with berspasibo has been updated and has become even more profitable with a subscription to izberim, plus two top cashback categories, 1% on everything twice as many bonuses every

his work has been featured in the washington post, the wall street journal, the journal of the american, pennsylvania heritage and numerous other publications and broadcast media. brady is the winner. multiple awards for his scholarship service in history. and did i mention that he's written seven books, the most recent of which is the whiskey rebellion, a distilled history of an american crisis, which is the topic of today's talk. so after the talk, there will be a q&a. line up over there and brady is gonna be signing copies of his books in the back at the table, and there will be a drawing for a student winner of an autographed copy of the book. so without further ado, please me. welcome, brady crytzer. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here. needless to say, this is a special for me to come back to. a place that was so important for me and really the place where it all began on this journey. i want to talk today about the whiskey. no, we have no free samples to begin out. it's a major event in american history and it's the single greatest crisis of george washington's pre

the washington post, the wall street journal. and an interesting pattern developed. the republicans who read it believed i was on their side. and the democrats who read it believed i was on their side. in truth, i'm not really a political person. but but they saw something in it. and and with the events of january 6th sort of coming right and going living in the aftermath of it, it reinforces something i've always believed. i've always believed that history is best when we use it like a mirror to reflect on our own world and and for people to read, book and care about it and to do just that feel is is the most i could have ever asked for for this book. so the modern response to it, the way readers respond to it, that's what i think is, is most interesting because that's all anyone ever tries for. yeah, you're you're answer just about addressed my question but been said that if we don't learn from history we're doomed to repeat it. and so i like what you said about looking in the mirror, but if my question is, what's the transfer of of what can we take of this circums

. >> reporter: hi neil, the wall street journal newsroom here in washington dc burst into applause after receiving the news that its reporter evan gershkovich had landed in turkey and exited a russian military plane. he was 1 of 4 americans including paul welland who'd been passed over in previous prisoner exchanges. chant 16 a reporter for radio free europe and an award-winning journalist and dissident who opposed the war in ukraine who served as a pallbearer at john mccain's funeral all are now en route back to joint base andrews where they will be met by high-level u.s. officials who've been working on these cases for years. 8 russians in exchange for proper americans and 12 other dissidents. the deal involved as mentioned 7 nations but really came down to the chancellor of germany who had to take the difficult decision to release trading cassock off from the german prison. and assassin killed a chechen dissident in a park in berlin and was serving a life sentence in germany that is who putin had been holding these and is sent american ponds to secure his return to russia. alex he was

house spokesman john kirby refused to comment on an article in the wall street journal about the blowing up of gas pipelines. washington's words about its non-involvement in kiev's crimes do not correspond to reality. this statement was made in an interview by russian presidential aide nikolai patrushev. i am sure that the ukrainian attack on the kursk region was also planned with the participation of the west. it was the west that put the criminal junta at the head of ukraine. nato countries pumped kiev with weapons, military instructors , constantly supply intelligence data and monitor the actions of neo-nazis. the operation in the kursk region was also planned with the participation of nato members of western intelligence services. this criminal action was caused by a premonition of the approaching inevitable collapse of the neo-nazi kiev regime. now a message from the news agency feed, the number of victims in the shelling the armed forces of ukraine, petrovsky district of donetsk has grown to 11 people. this is reported by the ministry of health of the dpr, so far only. issuance of car loans in russia at a maximum i

television and in the mainstream newspapers, including the new york times and the washington post and the wall street journal, and this is what is going to go into the minds of the vast majority of american people, so this is this is for the public in the west in order, now they're not winning the the... media battle, they're only holding back the skepticism of the public, because the public, lot of the public knows better, and even even in spite of the the media bl and and the social media blitz that and the the censorship that is happening in this country, majority of of the people want to cease fire and they want this this war to stop, so they um, but but this is this is a control mechanism. uh, anthony blincon is there as a mouthpiece for control, and he's basically, as has been said on on social media, he is basically netanyahu's lawyer, he's he's saying what, he he can to defend netanyahu. and the entire israeli uh government and christopher, thank you, christopher, all this talk that washington is frustrated with netanyahu, with his cabinet, with israely leadership, not just with the campaign of genoc