it seems to me that only who knows who wrote to each other congratulated, calmed down on this.lated calculated to scare someone. i doubt. designed by some to compile a large list. so who else is under personal sanctions. that is, from that side did not hit. look here for names not yet covered. i just don’t understand why i’m explaining this here, everything, everything, everything is extremely clear. inside the country, i understand inside the country, i mean between us it's certainly a certain sign of quality. this means that we are doing something right and maybe the program was closed in 1919 in vain. yes, don't dream. do not dream, you had to. you had to work so that the ratings were good. now, seriously, they're full of tools. attacks, so we need to break this tool, but to indicate that we know about this tool and not pay no attention to it. come on, i'm already you're not the only one here. especially push in the same place is a serious tool. they will actually achieve sanctions against all these people. by the way, our retaliatory actions, mikhail borisovich to be honest

only about those who left, but we are also talking about those who remained. the soviet union there were 14 republics, whose people at one moment at one moment turned out to be not russian. and now they are also in this field, so talk about these about people. here, and what we owe them, we don’t owe them at all. i did not use this word and use i won’t, so they consider themselves i don’t know, but this is the main question i don’t know, because if they answer you the question of who they consider themselves to be, thoughts can work. well, you know, i can't come to a person to say who you think you are? yes? you don't need to do this. it's all this everything is known in relationships. here, if you read, there are several thousand comments that i received since yesterday, then everyone writes, we are russians, they write. we are russians. understand? that 's what they are. nobody out of several million. i am understand in the comments. no, i understand, of course, several million several thousand. it doesn't mean anything. there are more than 20 million, and 2

welcome to savannah and for everyone who's visiting and thank you all who are my neighbors for showing up the cocktail hour which is what savannah is quite famous for. i appreciate that lovely welcome and i want to give my thanks to the organizers of the book festival who included me amongst an amazing cast of authors who have been here all weekend long. i have been privileged to live in savannah and attend the book festival before and i will say i never thoughtt i would be up hee before you because in fact i'm an old-fashioned kind of journalists. i'm the kind of journalist that was taught that you go to places you interview people and you come -- become the conduit for other people's stories. you give context to understand what you just learn from your sources and from regular people here and around the world and i'm very deeply uncomfortable being up here on this and the microphone with people asking questions. i wrote a book that is in that spirit. i come from not from savannah. savannah is the kind of southern town i wish i was born in and those of us who weren't born and it makes

you just woke up and those who haven't gone to bed yet? i hope this calmly sunny morning will bring us only good surprises. chic what a good image? guys, well, 15 minutes before the broadcast. this is the first channel. three chords. at the table, you are not at all embarrassed. skip not scary on let's go next. what will you say when you're in front of him? today in let all the main characters of this story speak in our studio, a man who does not even need to be introduced. good evening where did you go? this is the main vocal project of the country voice. my name is dmitry nagiyev don't touch your glasses. and now, dear friends, on the example of our layout. let's see how ours are set up. and my colleague joins us, you are live. this is the life of others. let's see what's going on behind closed doors. stop doing kind of what i see for the first time. i really need to say something to them. goodbye drum. and with whom did you come to us today? good morning everybody. you just woke up and those who haven't gone to bed yet? i hope this calm

and people who don't. that's why i have a democrat and republican on this set saying the exact same thing. thank you, michael steele. up next on "the reidout," american oligarchy. elon musk taking control of the fundamental aspects of our lives. remember the tea party. this is even worse. the sad trumpian candidates who could be serving in the senate next year unless democrats fight hard. "the reidout" continues after this. "the reidout" continues after this allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a fresh bowl of matcha and a fresh batch of wireframes. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com when it comes to tech, talented pros, right now everyone wants the next best thing. now with xfi complete from xfinity, you can get updated wifi technology with the new tech

were in fact abolitionists someone who's who's trying to encourage you to escape? i would say it was would be an unlikely thing that they were trying to do that in order to trick you and to profit from your from your misfortune. i guess it could have happened. but but then other captains and some vessels were actually known quietly very very quietly to to have been reliable persons who who could be counted on to deliver you safely to the north this captain fontaine seems to have been one of them and operated successfully for several years moving numbers of people from the south to the north. so it the your point is very well taken that there was risk involved of re enslavement and there's probably more risk for someone who's a genuine stowaway who gets a board of vessel without the knowledge of the crew or the captain then that could be a problem daniel drayton wrote in his memoir that any northern ship that was anchored in the waters of the south would very quickly be approached almost you know daily by people who wanted to get a board and leave and that was alway

but is it in russia that the cultural elite who fled today is unclear where who to ukraine who to israelare they in for many years they have not personified for society among those people who are here they can afford everything they have everything they are on top of their mustaches. this is what elita is worth to her, which, of course, if they listen to me now, they will say that sosnovsky has gone crazy . what kind of nazis we are, what kind of fascists we are, most of us generally have jewish roots, while others we are there in favor of democracy. yes, you stand for democracy. but what you do how you do and what how for years you have been uh untouchable people this hmm list of the gifted is that it was in russia, this is a certain relationship to fascism - this is an internal embodiment of a certain internal embodiment of fascist content. for me it is very important and for me it is completely understandable. and here. i can't return. it's a pity there is no quran, nazarov's step, because now they are touching something that cannot be touched, as it were, well, for many decades, star

skip midterm elections who felt like they were part of the process who didn't find a candidate who can message to them effectively that takes years of work and a republicans are have done it. right? i mean, it's not something that they were not caught sleeping at the wheel in 2020 in georgia. they knew this blue wave was on its way and they were trying to build what they called the big red wall to fight back to fight it back and in 2020, it wasn't the big red wall was not tall enough to to keep the wave from crashing over them, but they feel like they're already starting to do the work to energize their base in different ways and to reach out to those voters that that skip 2018 and might have stayed home in 2020 their biggest issue though. it can be continues to be trump. the former president is endorsed seven candidates now in georgia including challengers to governor kemp including candidate herschel walker for us senate and including a lot of challenges for down ticket races that most georgians really frankly aren't paying that much attention to right now and this trump-fueled dynam

who were her mentors? who were the folks she looked to in those times where she was having some issues or someone she confided in? who were those women in her life? >> i would point to when she was growing up two white school teachers in new haven who exposed her to things that she couldn't have been exposed to, like camping and being in nature, having tea, talking about literature. they did that for her. she was grateful. and introduced her to the writing of w.b. debois and james weldon. she thought of jane boland as a role model. jane was the first black woman graduate of yale law school and went on to an appointment on the new york domestic relations court. during her career, she turned to people like bella abzug who was a law school classmate and the first woman elected to congress from new york. shirley chisolm, pauline murray. they had different personalities, approaches. motley was in many ways more moderate and reserved, wore a mask in the way that the others likely did not. they were a support gro

comes to the house of these old people who go out with this flag, who are at first.in general, what are they called? i don’t know, the troll scoffs, then throws this flag and tramples it, but let’s say, okay, but taking it all off. he's still posting this. that is, it is a double defect of the psyche. this is about something that we did not understand and the whole world did not want to understand and see it, but the fact that donetsk and lugansk yes, and not only donetsk and lugansk but many in ukraine who saw the races here such on the maidan they also felt. that's it, we just formulate it. can not. it's very hard to articulate. yes, you can say, there, bastard bastard bestiality, there is a sectarian, bandera. anything. it doesn't explain. reasons for this phenomenon. what did they do? with the head of this person and dozens more, and unfortunately, probably hundreds of thousands, and maybe millions of people living in a country called ukraine, and against this background, of course, that we have been in mukachevo in western ukraine for 8 years talked about it. th

here are the people who stopped the war, who are not mocked, who are not cut or killed, who are treatedding to the geneva convention. you can do this, or you can look at other footage that we don’t publish, which is full of ukrainian corpses with piles of ukrainian military corpses along all the roads of ukraine, i know what they know very well here, because they see it too . and now the choice will remain only between two realities, talk about what russia will go somewhere to the rear. no, that’s not the question guys, so you will choose between surrendering and this choice is a reality for you, because it’s easier for you, because you have already done thousands of people like you for you. those who understand that they are not fighting, they don’t want to clean up for zelensky, he doesn’t have anything in common with zelensky, and for them it’s a choice, and the more such people make this choice, the better. and as for the gentleman of the british military and his heroic mother, who says there in the material that boris johnson should supply more weapons. i would highly recommend her

and who did it to whom?, i wanted to give it to my mother, we just have a cup at home, as they say, there is never too much. why because either i or my brother, we can accidentally break a cup, so we need a cup to look so it's cool that we are all very different. true, yes, we each have our own idea, even because of small identical piece of clay. we all made completely different cups that will definitely go to your home. i want to thank you very much. i enjoyed sitting with you. like this, at one table and spit, damn it. do remi beans fomiredo salt, house do remi fomire beans do sol do continue drinking further and i offer. let's give yulia a song called scarlet sails, hallelujah sailing sails, i liked it, i didn't spoil the orchestra today a little lack of hearing. thank you huge one more time to everyone, and we are leaving. i understand. hello hello. yes, yes, good. thanks. and this is the tradition. yes , i understand that the counselors spill. everyone loves it with sour cream. yes, whoever is thinner i

who were next to him, who was in his field of vision, was always a person of great energy.was overflowing with ideas and emotions in my understanding, even sometimes adventurous all politicians to some extent. been influenced by acceptance by non-acceptance by agreement by disagreement those such sometimes grotesque form, bright sharp. borderline sometimes admissible ideas expressed on a very sensitive issue by a bright ldpr politician. i don’t see this question arises when war is declared in the country, when sanctions are imposed on all sides and when all political forces are required to be solely responsible for the military-political operation of fighting fascism and nazism due to the stable development of our country in a systemic crisis that tumbled into the planet was a real politician. was real we miss him very much today as a patriot of our country, because his voice would be with us against those who revived nazism in ukraine in support of the russian world support of our brothers who today liberate ukraine from us ism he did a lot for the new russia for her devel

so here's a guy who actually is a real philanthropist and who has fought some significant fights. i mean, he's the the founder of salesforce this this large software companies based in san francisco. he favors, you know countercultural rhetoric. he's a little bit of like a silicon valley cliche, right? he's into the whole bohemian thing. he hangs it out with the metallica drummer. he's constantly tweeting pictures of himself in the pacific on a sailboat with the metallica drummer. he has a thing called dreamforce in san francisco his own kind of davos by the sea. he flies his executives out the corporate retreats in hawaii, and they all hold hands and have blessings ceremonies. he's co-opted this hawaiian from ohana which sort of means family and he's a guy who will tell you like hit the the inspiration for his company came from going to southern india when he was having an existential crisis early in his career and visiting the hugging saint who told him he needs to give something back that's got to be, you know his ammo and so he founds this company he makes all this money and h

were hearing from the most or the people who are catching the most pain from the right people who are actually experiencing housing insecurity. so talking about what we're getting wrong now and again, you're speaking someone formally unhealthy. what from what, what from your own experiences, shapes, how you understand in addition to being in the shelter and understand the shelter system, what else being brought to the table in my voice? nattering right, have a have a voice in the decision making policy. the problem is you tend to romanticize that individual voice. you need more voices like mine and others to come to the table. what kind of voices romanticize that was the person pulling up by the bootstrap is the person. so a hair his rob? right? so rob came from a family, right. he was once living in, you know, middle class america, right? families stable family. he went homeless for 2 and a half years spent 10 months on the shelf. a found his way out. anybody can do it now than anybody can do it. right. i had an infrastructure around me. i had knowledge of how it was to live non home

those who tried to evacuate from the nationalists were mistaken for saboteurs.hout warning they opened fire. another heartbreaking video of the punishers of the car riders, in which the father and son were driving. wait. be patient be patient atrocities occur in broad daylight in front of passers-by, but no one can do anything. ay-ay-ay your mother, police division in ukraine now practically does not operate, including the criminal investigation unit. they are simply paralyzed in the territories. uh, in fact, the primary measures to keep the couple from, or one might even say, disorder battalions that interpret any actions of people who are not met along the way in their own way, that is, there is simply no wave of violence there, violence covered the kharkov region. there the bandits killed the farmer's family and his house. the authorities set fire to it. we have now decided to form in the region, as many as three detachments of criminals convicted of puffs and especially serious crimes of the task of the newly formed barrage detachments of criminals block, kh

who were next to him who was his field of vision was always a man of great energy.with ideas and emotions in my understanding. even sometimes adventurous all politics to some extent. they were influenced by acceptance, non-acceptance , consent and consent of those sometimes in a grotesque form, bright sharp. borderline sometimes with acceptable ideas, expressed on a very sensitive issue of replacing this kind, by a bright ldpr politician. i don’t see this question arises when war is declared in the country, when it is surrounded from all sides sanctions and when it is required from all political forces of exclusive responsibility for the military-political operation of the fight against fascism and nazism due to the stable development of our country in a systemic crisis that has fallen on the planet was a real politician. he was a true patriot of our country, we miss him very much today, because his voice would be with us against those who revived nazism in ukraine in support of the russian world, support for our brothers, who today liberate ukraine from us, he is v

he's the person who helped try to unite. the colonies to dissipate the passions and the hatreds and the ideologies. he was a person who most connected science to statecraft believed as that thing as eclipse showed about the importance of saying let's not jump to conclusions. let's have the experiments be made whether it was about lightning or whether it was about taxation or he tied us together with the postal system. so he did so much but the main thing is the arc of his moral life. i think represents the ark of our nation's moral life a quest for self-improvement, but deep flaws that needed to be faced later in his life so that he could help rectify them the most obvious was that he enslaved two people when he owned his print shop in philadelphia and then he becomes appalled at that concept and you talked about public education both in your book and on the panel earlier. he starts two things. he educate the academy for the education of youth in philadelphia, which becomes pan and the associates of dr. bray which was a publ

who do people, who are the guys for people who have gravity to whether they're the best i wouldn't speak to that. i don't think they are. by when you look across separate carina again, today's it much better to be honest. she can, your face is given you away, your face and that, that shaking of your head. tell us more, go ahead. i just like, i think we introduced the elections to something called and i'm sorry to say that it's festival. well, we will decide if that's who we are gonna vote for the us. we are going to work because it's our tribes. we don't care what they stand for and i lend router. i'm not the best we have. we have so many good people, but it just overlooked that because they have not studied enough. they have no show teddy mouth. they have not done anything to be recognized because in the states i who are this good people, a little boy that he does let know is coming out. it means to me, it is not even sure guessing. we're not talking about he, we have the on my go did it. but that's why i agree with chico where the media portrays. he does i to horse race, but there are

it's a bit like george washington who was a young man who wanted nothing more than to be promoted in the british army, and to be socially successful, to enjoy the status and the wealth and the prerogatives that went with the certain position in the british colonial establishment, but that's not what we remember washington for. it's the transformation and washington the rebel and likewise, gandhi, who became much more than a rebel, who became a source of inspiration for for example martin luther king and for many others, whose gospel of non-violent resistance to oppressive government would become a theme running throughout the century, and who became certainly while he was alive of the largest figure of his time, a kind of much more than a nationalist, although he's inseparable from the birth of modern india from its breakaway from the british empire. he became in the end larger than india. >> do you have a photographic memory? >> i don't think so. i think i have an unusual memory. i have a curious, i have sort of a grab bag mind memory. i do have -- i suspect lots of people have this

as far as somebody who i emulate. who was as i was i want to follow.ng stories, people are asking, can i help, i do it. >> all of these, we have talked about through the screen. but look at this. today, he is right here. terrell jermaine star. you and i have a lot to talk about. we are going to take a quick break so we can do. it don't go anywhere. terrell jermaine starr. right after this. right after this i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd cheers] voya. be confiden

he introduced me to his previous students who had gotten into medical school and who shared with me for example that you have to take classes to improve your mcat score. you need to get volunteer experience working clinically and community service that i was doing with my church and on campus would counth towards community service for a medical application. these are things people who come fromm backgrounds a lot of peope around them are doctors it's just kind of intuitive. i didn't know and dr. garcia was really instrumental because i went to a large commuter school. a lot of people want to go to medicine and i remember my carabbus when i told them i want to go to medical school they basically said you're going to get him. there are plenty people at your profile and your scores and everything else. they apply to 40 medical schools and they don't get into any. they said in that case you need to apply to 41 medical schools which is what i did and i got in and i shared the story of going to college at that age because it wasn't really about the age that resulted in minot knowing about it

so that's who this book is for. that's who the audience is. the goal is to help open minds and to help parents and school board members americans all over the us to understand how to interpret critical race theory what it looks like in practice. and so that's why we're here. so the first person i'm going to introduce before i sit down and talk to our distinguished guest who's joining me today is another distinguished guest and that is my colleague here at the heritage foundation mike gonzales. he is an accomplished author in his own right having written books about both identity politics the plot to change america as well as black lives matter, and so mike's going to help to situate us in this moment in time. he's gonna help to place us for where we are and what's going on. so with that it's my pleasure to introduce my gonzalez. thank you. thank you jonathan you i'm not gonna make a joke about anybody because nobody's ever going to make a joke about anyone from a pudium ever again. you guys are in for a treat with jonathan and ian pryor. i've

moreover, in general, the people who oppose us, who have their own picture of the world, in which they main ones, because we are talking about the united states and the united states is arranged. so that they are either the main ones, or they are no, they do not exist, so that no one has any illusions that they are now also not only about grandmas, but they all understand that for them it is also a matter of their survival as a political reality and evenly, therefore, and with their mouths it’s like this, of course, the average age is very high, but besides joe biden, but there's also the secretary of the treasury, a woman with a very quiet voice, so very, well, so fine. e, insinuating diverse, but an old woman. and therefore, listen more carefully to what she says, do not be distracted by the appearance of the tone of voice, but she says, she things, in general, are very demonstrative, please. and wide-ranging sanctions can have tremendous power when combined. we demonstrate that these sanctions are not motivated by the foreign policy goals of any one country. rest assured the biden a

and anybody who wants to say? this isn't who we are. doesn't know anything. because of course, it's who we are the point of the country is to try to not be that 51% of the time. and i think we're doing that right now actually. 93 united states senators like but 65 federal judges the supreme court of the united states, sam. alito may have saved the republic he and mike pence. there's a sentence you didn't think you'd hear. but what if the supreme court had taken one of those voter fraud cases and just kicked it back to the states. i would have created chaos. they would have blown through the inauguration. date and who knows what would have happened? but the rule of law actually worked it is threatened. we're gonna find out more and more about january 6th. we have have never had an american president. it never really occurred to the predecessors to say. well i lost so i'm just going to lie about it. that's different. that's new. and we have to confront that. but we live in a country that is really only about 55 years old i would argue that it's not 1619 that we

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ann who started her own businesses. who worked in tech. started and sold companies and understands balance sheets and finances and all of these things when it comes to business which is why i thought she would be perfect and she served on the board's bond oversight committee to help with addressing the challenges of what we need to do around how we spend money on responsibly on supporting and enhancing our schools in san francisco. i'm really excited. so many people called me about lany and i was like why don't i know her? i know about schools and people and stuff. she is a quiet force, she likes to do the work. she's a co-chair in peace where this city believes in public schools and sets aside allocated resources to support our public schools. and, in fact, making sure not only the money gets to the right places, but that she listens to the parents and the feedback from the people who are going to be most impacted to make the right decisions about resource that is go to our children. and one of the key things i like about her is, yes, she

and who was behind these nationalists, who gave them the command?tify, they give and reveal a complete objective picture of everything that is happening, then, of course, they will come out one way or another on this so-called ukrainian government. why is this government not interested in saving them? for them, it is better to let them die than they will then begin to testify, including against this so-called current ukrainian government, it is better to supply them with weapons and still roll up to the end, because one way or another these connections will be studied, the facts will be established, the faces will appear documents confirming their crimes. so, including against the peaceful , he socially drew attention to the fact that not only journalists, but also employees of the investigative committee forensic scientists came under fire. who work there, in addition to criminologists, there are researchers who are engaged in collecting evidence and materials a lot has already been collected, in fact, a separate story that you need, which you defi

it's really been the who t's i. i agree with the other guests that, that what happened yesterday constitutes a step forward are clearly was orchestrated by the saudis and the emeralds. and the fact that they immediately address one of the critical issues confronting all yemen is the economic collapse. with a $3000000000.00 cash injection is an indication that what they're trying to do is strengthen the anti who to call ition. what we don't know is whether or not to who t's are actually prepared to engage in a political negotiation and the conflict as a robot indicated there at least public response has been unpromising. the weather that reflects the reality of where the who is are we don't know, but i think that where we're, we're left with this announcement yesterday. is that post on the military side. and on the political side, conceivably, i, the anti who coalition is in a stronger position to respond to whether the who t is decide to renew their military operations a after the officer or are agreeable to returni

i have relatives who have been injured and my friends who have died, classmates who have died, and so. we will now be compared with the fiscs. i think it's pointless. i am discussing only one fact of you, and you have not heard the fact that i am discussing, i assert that an inspired specially created provocation is aimed at continuing the war. the impossibility of any contacts, the impossibility of discussing any settlement as long as the prime minister said, johnson whom. to unfortunately in ukraine they love and kiss in different places to the last ukrainian. and this is a provocation. i am discussing a specific provocation, what did the negotiations end on the 29th? representatives came out from istanbul talking about problems, talking about what doesn't add up, what thought contracts and how . now what is it and what is it now? now do you understand? look, it turns out that there is a party of peace in ukraine and in russia in europe and there is a party of war here and there, wait if the two parties do not go. i don't know anything about the parties, i discuss just facts. in my

uh, her neighbor yes, who saved this girl from the basement, who grabbed a landslide from them there, her daughter. there is a four-year-old, it seems, and a neighbor who became without parents. here, this is the twelve-year-old cyrus through the minefields, fled were wounded. yes, she slipped through the shelling all of her self they took all three of them with them. they were all wounded, they were taken to the donetsk hospital to save them, they were saved. they are being treated alive in donetsk yes, this is called the kidnapper, that is, for zelensky. here is the one who speaks in the un security council talking about these girls about these children, it is better for him that she stay this kira stay in the basement and die there this is a story with a resurrected girl from mariupol. lvovskaya a lvov no, well, that's understandable, yes, but uh, who photographed it there, yes. i understand that she took off herself or photograph floated. no. do you understand? hello world. so what do you think, i live in my study photos peacetime. i love to travel to you was killed by the russian

who usually nachos to dates. neither postilion off on legal wiggers does good valerie look lucky. push save or the word of defeated an irish like virgin. yet it, here are several dozen people that were able to get out of a building with what your bud, bye, ukrainian nationalists and all of them say the same thing that they were prevented and threatened. did they try to leave the lawson that threatened to shoot them if they attempted to cross in the territory controlled by russian forces? i'll put you around with a 4 percent hipaa stuff with gog above. sonya was gone. sonya one go to like a couple i need you to study. ah, i you, can you the one you divide it with? all of them are dirty, exhausted, and visibly crushed. they will have a horror story to tell. the nationalists used and abused them all for a home at the young and the old, even those who have see more in all its ugliness express shock at what has happened here. these 85 year old woman still remembers the german troops here with the battle of mary. you b

who's the vice president for business development who i can't see through the lights. there. you are rob and david peppard frequent partnering crime here at the museum of the american revolution also vice president and portfol. manager so great to see you both here this evening. i'm going to for a quick commercial break now, i'd like to pitch to those of you either here tonight or those of you who are tuning on online if you can't get enough revolutionary history and can you really get enough of revolutionary history? we have during the months of march on tuesday evenings our m rev seminar every day life in the revolutionary era led by the ever affable dr. tyler putman who's actually in the back of the room seeing wave tyler. not only is he erudite and intelligent but a very affable fellow indeed and this will be sort of a small group experience online with readings with kind of virtual tours using virtual resources from the museum group discussions. so if you just aren't ready to go out on tuesday evenings in march as we wait to see if it'll be a lion or a lamb sign up for a

uh, i agree that people who live on the entertainment line leave, who goes where? maybe in russia you will continue now. it is very important. you see , if there was one more moment, because so many people. actually, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but this is very important actually a lot of people, uh, in those parts of, uh, the republics that are under ukraine yes, they don't want to it is really a fact to go inside ukraine, they would be happy to leave here on our side , there are a huge number of such people. and here's the thing, yes, and here's the fact that ukraine is not going to any negotiations in order to open humanitarian corridors in these directions. this is generally the most terrible most terrible crime. i do not represent the president of ukraine i am talking about my own name and i know what i am talking about, i ask all people who can, please, who is in russia ? can where you can please leave these territories. why because and you and i know there is rhetoric from all sides that there must be a battle, the battle must be, the issue must be decided o

who will change their minds? who will transport whom? see that in recent years, the conflict today is a specially military operation in ukraine, but it shows that today the most serious weapon is a means of propaganda. this is a serious military, and the final, which must be actively used, and in this sense, we see that today it plays against ours in this plane on the form plays huge resources. total collective toad. yes. well, and of course ukraine itself. when you look, uh, these shots and you see what the authorities in ukraine say when u already understand the fate of the surviving nazis. uh, commander, cambrig, thirty-sixth brigade, marines will show interesting, in ukrainian. of course not, and in this sense, there are two two features here, the first, and the ukrainian authorities should, well, in any situation, but infect those who watch them with some of their ukrainian patriotism information resources on the other side is the first and i must say that they succeed. ah, that's it, that's it, an alternative opinion, they forbade

the thousands who er, and the thousands who have laid down. why do you never talk about these? yes, no, well, wait a minute, who are we not talking about? well, now we are not talking to you, we are, yes, it's good that they laid down their arms. now there are thousands of people. and how many thousands now in the grouping there are 60 to 90 well , why didn’t these add up? why i will explain to you that they have a request for such information no, which the arrestovich sets out for information. wait it works. wait, well, i don't really understand. when you rush with such words, because behind the word works you can put any of it effectively, it is effective. you know, i'll tell you, unfortunately i did. i have another example here, well, without sources, but this is data about which i trust professional data. as arranged their location in positions there in this donetsk in a checkerboard pattern, blocking all possible natives, located units of the armed forces and units above the battalions were specially selected. this is actually a defensive

who will fund this?ew weeks ago said they did not have this kind of money to pay for fuel bills. they do not have money to pay for school meals for kids last year, we were told. they cannot help the taxpayers and the citizens of this country and they cannot help people using food banks. yet all of a sudden billions have tied up for this in a time where the government is constantly under pressure. we have to look at the motives behind this and is this really feasible or not? will this be financially beneficial or is it playing to a certain vote bank? thank you very much for your thoughts today. we expect to hear from the prime minister this morning for more on this plan. reports from russian state media say the most important ship in russia's black sea fleet, the moskva missile cruiser has been badly damaged after ammunition on board blew up causing a fire. the moskva is the flagship of the fleet. quoting the russian defence ministry, interfax said the crew had all been evacuated and the cause of the fire

is and who should be in power. andul america has just been exceptional in having a long period of stability of statues so to speak because we have had a very dominant model of who should run thezi country for a longd time. and now that we are starting to really have shifting questions aboutua who should be in power, it's really noum wonder that the debates are crystallizing around monuments. >> let's quantifyre here. about 170 public monuments came down in the united states in the year after george floyd's death. about 100 of those were monuments of the confederacy and christopher columbus. has america ever before seen a period when so many monuments came down so quickly? >> no, not at all. there were periods of questioning monuments after dylan whroot's massacre in charleston in 2015 and after the deadly unite the right rally. those also were periods in which debate focused a lot around naming and flags, so you saw a lot of removal of images of confederate battle flags from state flags.ov but the statues still sta

are watching us, who ain't -- who hang onto their every word looking to us to show them who we can in should be. that is why every day we try to be the kind of people, the kind of leaders that your children deserve, whether you agree with our politics or not. [applause] >> 245:00 p.m. eastern, white house historical association hosts a conference. first ladies, impact and influence, interpreting slavery and race at historic sites. exploring the american story. watch "american history tv," on c-span2. >> now, foreign policy and russian scholars talk about the invasion of -- russia's invasion of

why not make this greta out of her, who is this grandmother, who speaks beautifully, who is excellentbol of this ukraine of his who suffered. where is the grandmother now? you see, here is our shortcomings. so they went from here for three days. yes, they forgot everything, but it was useful for them to turn it off, they need it, that is, you, when i understand, if i understand correctly, here, if you paint this as excuse me pr-company. i can't do it any other way. we have to repeat every day at every corner, in fact, i go forward the same thing for a month and until our guys die there, you know. we are talking to you, they are now dying. yes, yes, and as long as we have such statements that we will not do anything. we will not change anything, you know gentlemen, you are signing your helplessness, but thank god we have professionals sitting here here and say what to do? how to do it and why should it be done? and i am sure that this will be done correctly in the federation council next week , a round table will be discussed at the defense space, and there is already a prepared series

who? are now beginning to understand a newer more expansive more pluralistic more inclusive story about this country getting a set of perspectives about parts of this history that they may not have been exposed to before and i think part of what we have seen this summer with you know, i call it like critical race theory summer was was that you had because there are millions of people who are experiencing a shift in their own understanding of the history of this country as a result of the the books that so many of us have been able to write that are only possible because of the work that activists and organizers on the ground have done. i mean was the same thing in the civil rights movement the civil rights activists. we're out here creating space that allowed for a new generation of a story and journalists writers like baldwin to come and tell new stories about this country that that shifted people's understanding of this country. so you have these people who shifted their understanding of

and so i think there were a number of people who congregated online especially moms who had children around that age and they just vanishing. yeah, they just couldn't believe it. they they would show up at the sandy hook hoax facebook group was one of the biggest denier groups at the time. how many people were on the facebook there were hundreds? yeah, they would gather at night. they would talk all night long. they would show up, you know, usually after work come in and out and just exchange their theories and we talked about this, you know, the earliest facebook groups were quilting and knitting groups people who had aol and it's actually yeah. yeah exactly. i told her story about when i met steve case one of the first times he made me go meet a quilting group that had been had made a quilt for aol on line and they was lovely. they were lovely people who had it interests. they brought them all to aol and they they kept sort of steve case and they gave me and it was lovely it was lovely, but then it started soon. it turned very ugly rather quickly, but it was that was the idea was t

to be, who we are, who we believe ourselves to be.ement about on our highest court in the land we want to make sure there's going to be full representation and the finest and brightest and the best, and that's what happened today. i'm very proud. >> your predecessor in that seat this is your first vote for supreme court nominee. what did you feel today? >> victor, good to be with you today. today is a day of celebration. tremendous news not just for, now justice jackson, but for america and for our history. just as we say in elections that our democracy works best when as many american voices and perspectives are included and represented so it is in the judiciary branch of our government including the highest court in the land and now that justice jackson will be there, we are closer to having that more perfect nation and because of not just the tremendous qualifications and credentials but the much-needed perspective and life experience that she adds. >> what did you make of the proceedings today, the vote held open for senator paul

rus, who in 84 had to take the rap first who would have to? let boris try to answer.e do not have. in the eighty- fourth year, you may not answer. we can try and see if we get it. in the eighty- fourth year, the first had to take the rap. eighty-fourth year no answer or answer. i had to take the rap as the first soviet baseball player, a baseball league appeared. now attention to the correct answer. mr. soles vysotsky. just don't die. i feel you ah after the brawl, after the incident, there were two of them, this is what they have and we have one. no, well, if after a brawl between canadian hockey players, there were two of them, and we had one and appeared on the shooting of 1984, you pay attention to the screen thank you in the first round there were no answers at all, and therefore the captain determined there who would go to the computer alexander friends , and the team will play, the smaller team is talking about the penalty box, mister sadness alexander had to take the rap first. that's what we bought you, of course, mister photoshop. and you how did you guess?

, who live.l them that open area. they tell you, they burn out quickly. yes, yes, fine. in general, we periodically, as it were, approached the window. well , they screamed, like, help, as soon as we started screaming. this is the crowd gathered below began to wave the ukrainian flag and hoot joyfully shouting, uh, death to enemies glory to ukraine and die muscovites muscovites to gilyaks. well, that is, as if they supported us in quotation marks, that is , they were glad that we were feeling bad. that what you hear you scream, so maybe they are dying or killing someone? i will tell you, as a private trader to a private trader, what happened here. this is wonderful, because everything should have been demolished a long time ago, this will be a good example for cities in our east how to act. as it should be with people instead of you , the system that deals with these areas they are busy building these barricades as seeds will come to inflate everything correctly and build a normal european civili

and i know people who are tired of the war, who are soldiers, who are also volunteers, and they feel.n like that sit and well, this feeling of the absence of war, it can be very annoying for those who are just fighting , well, you know, it's vital. it's a basement, but they're not satisfied with it. thank you, we stayed. we, our people , stayed alive. to god, that's all that we have, that 's all that we have, i believe that we, uh, i believe that ukraine won today because it is united, first of all, unity , secondly, people, self-sacrificingly, uh, so that reality is self-sacrificingly fighting for its family . and that's why i think that ukraine today is a model for many countries . the whole world is looking at it, and i think that that's why every person should honestly be responsible for it personally. обочение обочение так сакать well, you know the victory. we ukrainians are also happy with this unity that we feel now, and trouble always brings us together and helps us survive, but now we are already starting to think about the fact that after a victory, we very often lose this u

who spent my life fighting for people who haven't had a voice, who deserve a seat at the table and whos about what he's done that has hurt iowans but also what he hasn't. this guy walks around like he's missed a rule america but we've lost 30,000 family farms in the state since he's been in office. we are going to beat him and again, we have to. >> well you just heard is what we call fire in the belly. of a political candidate. abbott thinking howard thank you very much for your time. >> coming up across ukraine despite the horrors of war, there are stories of resilience as people try to get a small taste of their normal daily lives again. we'll be joined by one teacher in kyiv who is giving lessons to her students once again. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. ♪ this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshi