, and therefore it was a program and a project channels to white tv that i did, as a turnkey author's project. something like this, so you understand all these professions, it was intertwined from one to another and every time. i understood that going out in some new quality, but i still have to and i still have to be very convincing, because i do. well , you have a very entertaining fate and such a life. the path is interesting and professional no less interesting. you come from central asia. yes, your dad is an officer, your mom is a musician. well, i'm assuming that the love of creativity is after all, from the mother, the father, maybe he saw you in some other way, nevertheless. you nevertheless went on a creative path, and for about 8 years, in my opinion, you lived in st. petersburg and at the age of 15 ended up in belarus in brest, that is, your father was transferred to serve and you all moved with your family. and how did you perceive the crossings, you know, it was really difficult, but because here is that small town of central asia in kyrgyzstan where the landing brigade w

tvs. well, he slammed the door and left. well don't think about the white monkey program starts. garin, he is yura hello, dear comrades, tvs fu, yura, and in general, i forgot about everything and fraternally. or rather, royally, or something, addressed kerry alekseevich the word ether, 19? in 1962, the famous cosmonaut's blue light was released and other famous guests gathered weekly at the television cafe. they say that when the task arose to create a television music and entertainment program, come up with its concept and guide other young gabrilovich, he agreed and safely forgot about it, but after a while he was asked what he thought, they say gabrilovich spent the evening the day before in a cafe such we will make a cafe on the blue light. and why because, when before black-and-white tvs were turned off, then such a blue one shone, such a light, and he, too, and so you turned off the tv. well, a very good idea for the blue light, the program was truly loved and expected on saturday evenings, and the festive episodes became the main event of the current week. igor kirillov re

sparkling, lights, the predominance of red, in our country the majority of the population has black-and-white tvsrceived as a mixture of church cabaret elements, in which many elements take place frankly. and one can imagine what kind of protest this will cause from viewers, because among them there are at least several million pensioners who treat manifestations of sex with extreme and strictness, but are aware of sex that on seeds from the ussr buralkin returned from ul, zusim spread. true, he said that at the corridor after the sights, his pathogenic colleagues made committees made cities-patiscals hand here, and the forest consoled us, said with a pile , said that the alley, though our film our bought a mustache, who was there with all the basic shames and all the committees of the union republics. so okay, volodya is not a turbo. to cook a dish, like in a restaurant , you need to think like a chef, if i see in the recipe that the tomatoes need to be cooked , then i immediately replace them with tomatoes in their own juice. it is much more profitable in a project for a week together with the

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up late in february of 1974 and drag my bed into my brother peter's room and put their black and white tvdon't have to do this. so, yeah. >> stephen: right, but the back- story on that was, he couldn't travel around the world, because? >> because he had no passport. and he was-- ( laughter ) he would not have been allowed into the country. shh. don't-- spoiler alert! thanks, guys-- now, who is going to see the movie now? ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: sorry. >> for crying out loud. can you not? >> stephen: i'm so sorry. >> can you not do that? >> stephen: sorry, we can't do that. >> but, i will say, because of austin's power of it, and also the baz-matic of it all... from the '68 comeback special, you get a real different sort of vision of what elvis meant to the zeitgeist, because he turned las vegas into a place worthy of superstars to go in there. and, i mean, you know, not-- plenty of good entertainment, but elvis being there? i used to work for the hilton hotel's corporation as a bellman-- and if you call me a bell-boy, i'm going to crack you right in your smart mouth. >> step

uh, well, yes, uh, as my daughter tells me, dad you lived helped out black and white tvs.rried that your child’s vision has been preserved, and so that myopia does not progress yes, they are strong and now we often hear on tv that children are not so healthy. as before, what sees they get worse. well, the situation with myopia is the situation with the shape of the eye, the shape of the eye. it doesn't really depend on how we we read how we lie, and the eye muscles, which depend on where you look, how they tense up in different ways, we ’ll talk about this, that is, from the story that you can ruin your eyesight forever. if it’s wrong to do something, and uh, the child had minus two there, it became minus four, uh, and the gadget is not to blame . yes it is necessary to talk to the ostalmologist. there , uh, pick up vision correction. uh, there are corrective contact lenses and other approaches out there for influencing eh directly. on the shape of the eyeball, and then changes in vision that really. perhaps there in the morning the child sees better, and worse in the even

committee requesting the former speaker of the house testify about his contacts with the white house, specifically tv ads he helped trump's team produce after the 2020 election. the committee writing, these advertising efforts were not designed to encourage voting for a particular candidate. instead, these efforts attempted to cast doubt on the outcome of the election after voting had already taken place. and in a separate investigation into january 6th, former trump white house counsel pat cipollone and former deputy whit house counel pat philbin are expected to appear before a federal grand jury today. it all comes as a judge issues the longest sentence yet, thomas webster, a former marine and new york city police officer was given ten years in prison for assaulting a police officer during the riot. hours before webster's sentencing, trump said, if he was ever elected president again, he would look into issuing full pardons to people charged in the attack. >> i will look, very, very favorably about, about full pardons. it's a disgrace what they've done to them, and i mean full pardons with an apolo

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tv. yeah, because when you think person of color, you think samantha bee, a white lady from canada. the tough times ahead for true canadians of color you know, like -- yes, like justin trudeau. [cheers and applause] to some it is a tragedy that a woman of prominence was unceremoniously removed from tv. the writer actually says fingers crossed twice that they land and a new platform that values her show more. the only way that will happen is if the show include some full frontal. another who is worse would say! we have to get rid of these people! who are they? did you write that? then they mention other canceled shows with obscure women and minorities. saying if only they get and give it a chance. excuse me, they got a show, that was a chance, and they will probably get another. it's something 370 million americans don't get, never mind that they had viewers reaching for the remotes like brian stelter reaching for a scoop of cherry flavored lard. that's why hillary and her no talent daughter now have a show on apple tv+. man, i feel bad for the exact who will cancel their show. [laug

they want to learn more about communications gingrich had with senior advisors in the trump white house about tv ads that relied on false claims about election. they point to an email he sent to kushner and jason miller on december 8, 2020 in response to a proposed script about a tv ad about the election fraud n that email gingrich said, the goal is to arouse the country's anger through new verifiable information the american people have never seen before. if we inform the american people in a way that they find convincing it and arouses their anger they will then bring pressure on legislators and governors. the panel says that this shows that gingrich did not only seek to persuade and want him to sit for an interview, no response from gingrich. >>> we're learning that ginni thomas pressed to overturn election results, too. >> she's the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. we knew that she had pressed to overturn election results in arizona but now we are learning she did the same thing in wisconsin, too. this is new information that was shared with cnn from a public records request an

the dead veterans of the ministry of internal affairs yury novikov, he covers his face from tv cameras with a whiteet of paper, and does not answer the question of journalists. why did you decide to order the murder? your wife yuri people do not feel sorry for your wife and his likely accomplice, a certain sander kadomsky, all in a black hood on his head, he is also silent. and the death of tatyana novikova became known on september 5, yuri novikov himself stated this, he assured about 9 hours. vera, they went out for a walk with a sheepdog, a dog without a leash and a nordnik, and unknown passers-by made a remark tatyana entered into a conflict, and then a shot was fired the woman died on the spot of the face of the shooter novikov allegedly did not see this version of events raised many questions, the behavior of the veteran of the ministry of internal affairs was especially surprising, leaving the body of his wife on the street novikov took the dog home, and called an ambulance and the police almost half an hour immediately after the murder, they spent in his house searched himself he passed a p

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. >> american people don't want her on their tv's in the white houses. >> it is a weird time to do that. ♪♪ >> ainsley: jessie james decker has been on our show. she is darling. what a great song. we are looking at duck, north carolina. that is down in the outer banks. beautiful area. i have been to the outer banks, i don't think i have been to duck. >> steve: i have been to duck. we stayed at a place. it was absolutely beautiful there. it is near corona. >> ainsley: okay. a lot of humidity. beautiful skies. tomorrow it is going to rain. if you live in that area, enjoy the beach today if you can. >> brian: kids are in school or the beach would be packed. >> ainsley: adults don't go to the beach? >> >> brian: nope. >> ainsley: that is when parents are jumping for joy. >> steve: 8:02 now, present biden is trying to clarify his message about maga republicans and maga extremist attempting to back pedal on attacks. >> ainsley: gop says more focussed on bashing their party instead of solving problems of the american people. >> brian: this is the introduction jackie hiemreich, jack? >> good mo

look, the tv is a toy, white tree is cool here. how long do you watch football here? comfortable cool, generally some kind of window window paper. i will now surprise you. wow, automatic wow! i, of course , like that this is, well, black contours of lighting, look at the lighting here, turn everything on, of course, in general, you can organize a concert here look at that little chair. yes, and sponge or is it a goose, i don’t know the class. we like it. thanks to our designers, how lucky we are, because it's cool. what other black feeders are these, so i asked that logs be visible or how it is a fireplace, and that's it. this is also a moment. and you are here just for storage, yes, you open it conveniently, as almost the heating of this bench made of porcelain stoneware is put forward. yes wow now you can sit down she's quite cool on the contrary, good, summer, great when it's getting colder for winter closer you can turn on the heating and will it still be comfortable to sit there? great. if you have not considered, there, in gen

overthrow american democracy, trump was doing one thing and one thing only sitting in the white house dining room watching tvas the president in that private dining room the whole time that the attack on the capitol was going on or did he ever go -- again, only to your knowledge -- to the oval office, to the white house situation room, anywhere else? >> to the best of my recollection, he was always in the dining room. >> again, what did they say? >> mr. meadows and the president, at all, during that brief encounter that you were in the dining room. what do you recall >> i think they are -- they were just watching the tv >> do you know whether he was watching tv in the dining room when you talked to him on january 6th? >> it's my understanding he was watching television. >> and when you were in the dining room in these discussions, was the violence -- was the violence happening physical on the screen on the television >> yes >> right >> seth: you've got to give it to donald trump. he was somehow both the most dangerous and also the laziest president in american history. donald trump in the dining room with th

brussels olena bramovych vitaliy kovalenko for the only news details european bureau tv channel inter angels in white coats they worked under shelling operated in a basement without light under bullets carrying wounded people raisin doctors during the occupation did not stop their work, the hospital provided care around the clock, how now after the liberation of the city from the rashists, doctors remember life in captivity olha kurylenko of the sumy hospital will tell us that the ambulance cars cut with sticks eloquently testify to the fierce occupation in izyum. the ambulances came under fire and when they were standing here, that is, there would have been warts. the population where it was impossible to pass by car , the ambulance crew ran on foot to bring the wounded to the hospital, well, it is difficult for all medical workers to work in such conditions that we could we did everything we could to help and leave by car when the whole garden was covered with rubble from the first day of the occupation. more than 60 medical workers were working in the izyum city hospital. the spoon itself was wort

trump was in his white house, watching it on tv. roger was back in the sweet. i think that's also another great tragedy in this. >> you believe they use those people? >> obviously. i mean, that's transparent, i think, for everyone. it's not a question of where you stand politically or not. we're not that engaged in american politics. or coming from another country. but from a moral standpoint, i think it's very transparent. >> yeah. >> it's leading lambs to slaughter. >> yes. thank you both. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> roger stone responding tonight in a statement, and he says, i quote here, i challenge the accuracy and authenticity of these videos and believe they have been manipulated and selectively under that. i also point out that the filmmakers do not have a legal right to use them. how ironic that came kind deshaun and i are both subjected to computer manipulated videos on the same day. the excerpts provided below proved nothing, certainly they do not prove i had anything to do with the events of january 6th. that being said, it clearly shows advoc

duel will take place on wednesday at 19:30 live will be available on belarus 5 tv channel, we recall after 11 games the whiteis is the sixth line of the summary table of the western conference with virtually no financial costs, belarusian handball clubs will participate all colleagues. the tournaments in the division will start very soon. east, we recall earlier, the sports federations of the two countries signed an agreement, to which the participation of four men's teams was confirmed, from each of sides ska and gomel will play in the field with the chekhov bears and perm bears at the same time bags, brest in the bi group, together with the marsheika from mogilev, will play this tournament with cska moscow and the neva. a good springboard for the growth of youth. you know that belarusian clubs have already earned thanks to the russian side. thank you gazprom. they fully provide belarusian clubs, belarusian clubs, but pay almost nothing. and for participating in those deer. and that is the same system. here, as it were, yes sakhalin were european teams. the same deberod teams will open the competition next

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when i was coming of age in the '80s and ronald reagan was in thehe white house, the president and i share add favorite tv show: family ties. michael j. fox played alex p. keaton. it was the first time anyone played a conservative character portrayed in a positive light in the l media or on television. alex p.keaton sparred with his baby boomer parents and worked milton friedman into his pickup lines. president reagan was a fan he offered to gaspar. it was the age of reagan, and being a conservative was not only in, it was cool. not long before, reagan was the man considered too extreme for the nomination in 1976. and the same man who won reelection with 49 states in 1984 without ever breaking faith with the conservative cause how good we had it. as a proud arizonan, i think it's important to note that in 1964, berry gold water didn't lose that election. it just took 16 years to count the votes. there wasn't any question what the republican party stood for, president reagan showed us the way. bold colors, no palapas -- pale pastels meant no ambiguity. government is not the solution to our problem, governm

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when i was coming of age and that 1980's, and ronald reagan was in the white house, the president and i shared a favorite tvhow. family ties. michael j fox plate alex p keaton and was the first time anyone had seen a conservative character portrayed in a positive light in the media or on television. alex p keaton with his baby boomer parents and worked -- into his pickup lines. president reagan was apparently such a fan he offered to guest star. it was the age of reagan. and being conservative was not only in, it was cool. reagan was the man considered to -- too extreme for the nomination in 1976. and the same man who one reelection with 49 states and 1984 without ever breaking faith with the conservative cause. we did not know how good we had it. i think it is important to note in 1964 barry goldwater did not lose that election. it took 16 years to count the votes. [laughter] >> president reagan showed us the way. no pale pastels meant no ambiguity. a shining city on a hill. government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem. mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. in other words, love of

are in a new place, watch the fashion for culture project on wednesdays on belarus 24 tv channel. from afar snow-whitea sharp turret at the entrance. a parishioner meets us at the shrine. church. anna, with a huge iron key , a woman opens the doors with saints, by the way , this key is as old as itself temple, and its history is inextricably linked with the name of the national hero in the temple, little tadeusz was baptized. but we have preserved the font in which tadeusz was baptized from the old costume , kosciuszko was bought near this one. we are now with you, the font, the original in the house. museum. there is a photo of our bought. and we have the real one, we have it on this font and a photograph of a book with a record of baptism, tadeush, kostyushka a photograph of his real house in which he was born and lived in my hands a copy of the book with a record of baptism, tadeusha, knuckles. in our country, kosciuszko was baptized on february 12, 1746. at baptism he received three names, he was baptized under the names andrey tadeusz bananatura. uh, why did three names happen so that the name an

we got an alert which comes over smart i alert which comes over smart phones and the tv saying there had been a whitetruck that had been stolen from a place in that saskatoon ring area, that is the largest city in saskatchewan, within minutes we had a call on our airwaves saying i havejust been we had a call on our airwaves saying i have just been stopped on the side of the highway, highway 11 as i said is a major thorough wear, a four lane fire —— highway all of the vehicles were stopped by officers and it happened in front of the eyes of drivers at the side of the road where they have been spotted this white truck and he was dragged out of the truck into the ditch, then surrounded and that image of him against the truck with the rcmp offices around him, we know the rosten ambulance has been spotted outside the major hospital in saskatoon, we don't know whether from that moment, was he placed into an ambulance, was he in the back of the police cruiser, they were then travelling south to saskatoon, that's really all we know at this point. the european union has outlined plans to introduce a price cap

white. belarus on the air of the tv channel belarus is one of the satellite tv channels belarus 24 program, kind to belarus, i am its presenter svetlana borovskaya today, september 3rd. congratulations to all on the coming of autumn. and most the main thing with the onset of the long-awaited coolness. well, who would have thought that we would wait until it gets a little colder to predict. what september will be like next is a thankless task. however, i can say with confidence that we are ready to warm you up in any weather and give you a breath of fresh air. we start right now, we leave from the margoninsky district. a secret underground tunnel, a princess immured in the wall, the confrontation between vitovta and igain, the first belarusian castle , a strong castle completely built of stone, is an inexhaustible source of historical legends. facts. well, as you know, we are always interested in real people from real life, many people are working to restore this amazing place and to preserve the memory. hello elena vyacheslavovna name is anya elena vyacheslavovna where we got to the sawmill

the are also seeing wi-fi used in some areas through tv white spaces in order to promote precision agriculturesetting up auctions into the future but making sure that sharing unlicensed and i sent officers are possible -- and licensed officers are possible. >> last question. as we develop new technologies to deploy and maintain 5g, it is important to find innovative solutions that make the most of available spectrum. especially the constraint on spectrum growth. in your testimony, you say this is important to meeting future spectrum needs. how can sharing techniques deliver more consistent service to consumers? >> the new technology, such as more creative boost and incentive auctions, but the database to manage sharing systems are newly innovated to create more value from spectrum and a way to find the uses of spectrum. those will be a key feature going forward in making thrilled that we liked her as possible. >> -- use spectrum as efficiently as possible. >> thank you senator and thank you for the work you do every day. next we will hear from senator moran. >> thank you very much for your pre

the are also seeing wi-fi used in some areas through tv white spaces in order to promote precision agriculture. setting up auctions into the future but making sure that sharing unlicensed and i sent officers are possible -- and licensed officers are possible. >> last question. as we develop new technologies to deploy and maintain 5g, it is important to find innovative solutions that make the most of available spectrum. especially the constraint on spectrum growth. in your testimony, you say this is important to meeting future spectrum needs. how can sharing techniques deliver more consistent service to consumers? >> the new technology, such as more creative boost and incentive auctions, but the database to manage sharing systems are newly innovated to create more value from spectrum and a way to find the uses of spectrum. those will be a key feature going forward in making thrilled that we liked her as possible. >> -- use spectrum as efficiently as possible. >> thank you senator and thank you for the work you do every day. next we will hear from senator moran. >> thank you very much for your p

fans of the beloved tv star betty white will get a chance to own a bit of entertainment history.an 1500. items from betty white's personal collection are going up for auction this friday in l. a the auction house says the event will feature her scripts, awards and jewelry, including the wedding band she wore when she married allen ludden in 1963. betty white died in late 2021 just shy of her 1/100 birthday. what a gem. mr of those items are going to be selling real quick, i'm sure thank you for joining us. be sure to join us again for our next newscast, and then it's coming your way at noon, but you can tay up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now your host, sherri shepherd. [cheers and applause]

season giving in weird, you know, victory lap, you know, in celebration at the white house and while he is doing it on tv, you're watching the stock market crash before your eyes. it's like saying that the hindenburgh was a success. i'm surprised the white house is that incompetent and this economy is in big trouble. >> sean: kellyanne, you've been following politics and had polling company for so 34 years and the things we're talking about tonight on this show is the things no democrat wants to talk about. they want to talk about january 6 and trump. don't want to talk about rioting in the summer of 2020. they want to lie about abortion and scare women and they are lying about it. then they want to use the old play book where republicans are racist, sexist, et cetera. will that work this year or will americans pay attention to what's happening and the failures of the policies? >> it will not work, sean. remember americans like to protest and pontificate in groups and we vote as individuals and we are voting with rising cost and rising crime. today was very sad. for the first time since february of 1991,

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american people, she keeps coming back, the american people didn't want her in the white house and they don't want her on their tvsy are calling for hillary clinton 2024, that tells you how bad things are under the biden administration. record inflation, chaos at the border, skyrocketing crime across the country, they are screwing things up and totally lost on what the priorities should be, focused on lowering taxes, making sure kids have access to quality education. >> todd: peter doocy calling out press secretary karine jean-pierre for double standard after she tweeted that republicans stole elections. >> peter: denying election results is extreme now, why not then? >> let's be really clear, that comparison you made is ridiculous, i was talking specifically at that time what was happening with voting rights and in danger of voting rights at the time. >> carley: joe concha joins us to react, what do you make of that moment between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre? >> joe: why is it, i think i know why it is, why does it almost always come down to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich asking truly challenging questions

we are also seeing wi-fi is, in some areas, through tv white spaces in order to promote precision agriculturesetting up auctions in the future, to make sure that sharing on licensed and unlicensed options are possible, given but lack of greenfield spectrum we have is critically important. >> thanks. last question, dr. bass along, as we develop new technology to deploy and maintain 5g, it is important to find innovative solutions that make the most available spectrum, especially as constraints on spectrum grow. in your testimony, as you suggest that new technologies are important to meeting our future spectrum needs. how can new spectrum sharing techniques deliver more consistent service for consumers? >> the new technology, such as more creative, both the more creative and incentive options, but the database managed sharing systems are a new and innovative way to create more -- from spectrum. it's a way to find those uses of spectrum, different types of uses, that can live together. there will be a key feature going forward and making sure that we use the spectrum as efficiently as possible.

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will be held at the tractor stadium, and the blue and white this season are playing more successfully at home than on the road take the trophy 16:45 tv channel belarus 5 will start broadcasting the match live. well, today the russian sports media have become more active, which have begun to very actively woo the head coach from soligorsk miner sergey tashuev, wahmat. for example, the edition of the championship is coming to an end, that already the leadership of the club from the chechen republic is contacted by a specialist. earlier, andrey talaev, the betis midfielder, khakin, left the club, sanchez set an age record. europa league the day before. the legend of the club scored a goal against lugansk. it was the match of the second round of the group stage. the spaniards won 3:2 joaquín became the oldest head scorer in the history of the europa league scoring at the age of 41 years and 56 days last hour's news. congress of the international biathlon union. russia confirmed the removal of belarusians from international competitions, the decision was made by a majority of votes. c9 against two abstained five our broadcast for those wh

on wednesday at 19:30 live broadcast will be available on belarus 5 tv channel, we remind you that after 11:00 the whitesine of the western conference summary table with virtually no financial costs, belarusian handball clubs will participate in all colleagues. the tournaments in the division will start very soon. east, we recall earlier, the sports federations of the two countries signed an agreement, to which the participation of four men's teams was confirmed, from each side, ska and gomel will perform in the field with chekhov's bears and perm bears at the same time, brest in the group, together with masheika from mogilev, will play with moscow cska and neva this tournament. a good springboard for the growth of youth. you know that belarusian clubs have already earned thanks to the russian side. thank you gazprom. they fully provide belarusian clubs, belarusian clubs, but pay practically nothing. and for participation in the czech republic a. that is the same system. so, yes, sakhalin were european teams. the same russian teams will open the competition next friday with a match between chekhov's bear

white house. and while he's doing ion tv,t o you're watching the stock market crash before your eyes. t's like saying that the hindenburg was a success. hindenburgh was a success. i'm surpri i just i'm surprised that the white house was that incompetent and this economy, i would say, right now is in>> a big trouble. kellyanne, you've been polit following politics. you had your polling company for so many years.e abe things we're talking about tonight on this show are the things that no democrat wants to talk about. ting they want to talk about0. january six and trump, they don't want to talk about the riotin ieg in the summer. n an 2020. they want to lie about abortion and scare women and they are lying about it. >> and then they wandt to just use the old playbook. republicans are racist, sexist, et cetera.se xist, will that work this year r americans will americans pay attention to what's actually happening and the failures of these policies? >>licies it will not work on ? w and remember, americans like toa protest and pontificate in groupsnde vote, but we vote as individuals and we a

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washington, on the air of the tv channel there was a video of how biden blackmailed poroshenko with a billion dollar loan to kiev, the future forty-sixth owner of the white house demanded at that time the president of ukraine to dismiss the country's attorney general viktor shokin in this. he confessed himself. i got a promise from poroshenko and yatsenyuk that they would take action against the prosecutor, and they didn't. and so they enter the press conference. and i am. no, we will not give you a billion dollars, and they say you do not have such powers. the blue president promised us, and i say, call him. i'm telling you, you won't get a billion dollars. i said you won't get a billion. i 'm leaving. after 6 hours, i looked at the clock, if the prosecutor is not fired, after 6 hours. you will not receive money and dismissed the decree on the dismissal of the previous prosecutor general of ukraine was published on april 3, poroshenko then explained that he asked shokin to resign, because a number of parliamentary factions were dissatisfied with his work, according to shokin himself, he was dismissed because that he refused to close the case against the

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