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susan: you created a wikipedia in residence.avid: it was the first in the federal government and it was twofold. one was to educate our staff about what wikipedia is all about -- i was interested collections were being processedk';, so people could go to get more information. performing arts had finished the collection and went into the entry which was done by a northwestern faculty member and corrected some of the information this is the everything process. the family member was outraged. he sent in email to my bibliographer. we had the information. we have the correct information. susan: there is a big controversy about twitter. do you have an opinion? david: i am not a huge fan. i used to be an active participant the level of civility has tanked. susan: is there an agency that is keeping all of the records? david: there is an agreement to archive all tweets, not just government tweets. president obama was the first president to tweak, so we developed this agreement to capture those. the concerns during the trump administratio

thank you very much, and my call sign is wikipedia. the beginning of the full-scale aggression and until the night when the decision to evacuate was made, it means that he was in a serious condition and was seriously wounded, well, at night, the night before the evacuation and for a month and a half, i was in donetsk in the 15th hospital of vladyslav. tell me what you actually are. well, what do you know about how the russians treat prisoners, and what means of pressure are being used now? understood uh, the means of pressure uh are used by russia. in general, all uh, everything that is possible is important to understand that russia is not looking for the truth. russia already decides what will be the truth, and under this truth it begins to pull what it gives out as facts uh specifically, in our case, as far as the treatment of the whole of russia is concerned, it was necessary that we were somehow treated, but in fact, this smoke treatment was to save life so that we would simply live to the moment when, perhaps, we will be exchange

all, i congratulate everyone and advised calmly eh without any of an emotional discussion, read wikipedia there. in fact, everything is written. well, if he has time, uh, some historical books, and even in the last 200 years, uh, something in russia, uh, started to move, some earwigs appeared only after russia's defeats, let's remember the crimean war. then it was the year 61, and in the end, they were the last in europe to release anyone from serfdom, then , uh, russia, japan, lost in 905, and then we know the history of the first world war, so that russia lost, and then at least some for her opportunities opened up, she was very successful in quotation marks, she tried to waste and wasted all these times but russia can 100% lose and in history we have many different examples so let him read wikipedia and hello to him mr. pavla see another such question has this situation that is developing now and the situation of the last 30 years taught the west to understand what we are talking about now , that is, when i look now and read how with the help of vitaliy this ambassador i sit and think

uh, will lead them to the uh page on wikipedia k. uh, it means uh books to a literary work and the study of both the history and the great achievements of their fellow countrymen here at the marathon site today, schoolchildren and students who passed a creative competition of their city entrance ticket to the author's lectures. a local fact about russia, but the horizons of the marathon are much wider, you can listen to the speeches of the speakers online from anywhere in the country on the social science website and in the official group vkontakte . evgeny fakhrutdinov news, nizhny novgorod tver came out, the third round of the russian football cup was watched by daniil malin on the last day of summer. quite an early start of the match and its transfer from tver to krasnogorsk affected the attendance, in contrast to the game in ivanovo, which took place the day before, in the stands only a few hundred people who came to watch the match were on sale. only right there literally for 2 days and it was very difficult to promote all this

unbridled hysteria among svidomo , allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasia is named in the ukrainian wikipedia as in numerous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them out with understandable goals, they are shaking their sausages when they hear uh, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and lgbt is to exclude consumption is to exclude selfishness is to exclude this colonial policy of conquest, as they imagine it. in social networks, professor dugin is credited with calls for massacres against ukrainians, but in fact he clumsily pulls out his old sayings out of context. in fact , only the real people are really never the wonderful ukrainian people, this is wond

not named villages, but in addition, some enthusiasts concocted, the corresponding page on wikipediare is a virtual victory apparently already achieved who to believe, it seems they have ceased to understand, even seasoned propagandists, like inogent, now he offers a person like that mild disinformation, but a simple and understandable word lie is much more suitable and now i am engaged in frank geopolitical control, that is, trolling is part of the information warfare technology in order to hurt the information agenda, including the president himself. uh, i have to engage in such trolls, because in fact it’s already already present and, uh, something is already extremely difficult, because it’s already obvious to everyone that the regime that exists is losing this confrontation, as for those who disagree with with them, the nazi authorities had a traditional short, vivid example of the fate of the former head of the dnepropetrovsk territorial defense, the oligarch gennady korban, who allowed. himself to criticize the information policy of kiev and paid with citizenship. in what coun

host: i will read from wikipedia about these burn pits. there are ways to dispose of nonhazardous solid waste. incinerators, burial, landfill. burning is a way to dispose of the waste from the site. it increases the risk of fumes due to modern waste. there is plastic, shipping materials, electronic waste that may met toxic compounds. they were criticized and resulted in a lawsuit. these instances have been criticized. the effects of burn pits seem to be similar to fire debris cleanup. that is wikipedia. i'm sure you can find other sources. caller: that gives me more definition. if this is about plastic bottles, that's another reason to not use plastic drinking waddles and to use one decent one and just fill it with water that you keep at home in a jug or that you purify. host: we will go to jeff in kentucky. when did you serve? caller: i served from 1986 until 1989. i'm at desert storm veteran. it's a big hole in the ground, anything they put in there that they can burn they put in. host: what do you think about this debate? caller: my opi

our attorneys attempted to go to wikipedia to get that put on there, with the pds said something to the effect of legal documents are not legal sources. we say these things that they can edit and paste but they never name the edit. the only case where they can name a point is in 2009 when i went into these acorn offices wearing a pimp coat. i didn't wear that into all the offices that i presented myself as a pimp. i said i wanted to create these brothels when i was undercover. i said on my website pimp protocol doesn't require wearing a costume. if that's all they have on me is that i didn't wear the pimp costume 12 your seo, all journalists make mistakes. our track record is unbelievable compared to the track record of the mistakes made and admitted by the likes of the washington post cnn and the new york times. >> james o'keefe, has there ever been a moment in your career where you said i just can't do this again? this is really hard this is really uncomfortable. >> first chapter if you don't mind holding it up, first chapter of american muckraker which is a journalism textbook, it's

just go on wikipedia everyone and look it up. it's clear to me just from his wikipedia page, the kinds of relationships he has had with soviet intelligence and then russian intelligence, running arms all over the world. guess what? that's what vladimir putin is doing today. he has a group called the wagner group that is doing this all over the group. he is a guy who is close to him, these kgb guys, their loyalty, he wants to get them out. i think he might want him for services in the future. so i think that has been clear since i was ambassador, by the way, many years ago, whether or not they can do this deal is not clean. nobody likes. nobody likes guys like mr. boot getting out of jail. but it seems like it's right for a deal and i hope they can get it done. >> jeff, you also spent a lot of time down in kentucky after the tragic death, the shooting of breonna taylor i should say. and here we are today two years later the justice department decisions to file charges against the officers. is this a surprise or was it a long time

if that is to wikipedia the h answer nobody will pay you $500 an hour.ecause it is ambiguous and confusing you have lessenedy' the tools? in my copd is fighting for my clients. what you don't steer the weeks and the —- modes. host: you say a lot of this is fact-finding and there is so much saturation online andt searching but to see the implications even from january 6. we could give them some examples of legacy media organizations of the places you should go. use the marty mcfly test. >> and asset democratizationah of media but that was everything. so if you really wanted to do again for that computer algorithms we need to teach them how to sort through and what does that mean?o and then those that think of the value system collecting knowledge. and then because if you don't think of anyone as the counsel's argument you will lose. have to know what your opponents are doing as well as your own and what is critical to tolerating effects will not get everything. mostly grade you have to tolerate the fact that your cannot have it all and give it up. >> they

of course we'll be announcing who is succeeding you as we feverishly update all our socials and wikipedia pages and you join the illustrious group of alumnis of "world news now." we'll have that later in the show. >>> but we are going to begin with that deadly car bombing in russia, clearing the daughter of a close putin ally. >> an suv driven by darya dugina but belonging to her father exploded outside moscow. the questions now are who is behind the blast, and who was the actual target? abc's britt clennett has the latest from kyiv. >> reporter: new video of that fiery car bomb explosion that killed the daughter of an ally of vladimir putin. video is being shown on russian television showing the immediate aftermath of the blast. the vehicle engulfed in flames. debris strewn on the street. the victim identified as 29-year-old darya dugina. you can see what appears to be her father, alexander dugin, in shock. his hands on his head moments after the detonation outside moscow. russian state media says the car belonged to her father. dugin and his daughter had been traveling together, but acc

unbridled hysteria among svidomo , allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasia is named in the ukrainian wikipediaumerous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to expose alexander dugin as almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or they really want to sort them out with understandable goals, they are shaken by their sausage when they hear uh, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc was an image for them. here is the concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and the lgbt is to exclude consumption, to exclude selfishness, to exclude this colonial policy of conquest, as they imagine it to be. his old sayings out of context. in fact , only fine people are beautiful, in fact, never wonderful ukrainian people, this is a wonderful scrap that binds us everything, but the fact that you are her second of may. we had from all led. i

villages in the kherson region, and in addition, some enthusiasts concocted, the corresponding page on wikipediatual victory apparently, it has already been achieved who to believe, it seems they have ceased to understand, even seasoned propagandists, like inogent, now he proposes to consider such mild disinformation, but the simple and understandable word lie is much more suitable, and now i am engaged in frank geopolitical, that is, trolling is part of e, information warfare technology for in order to hit the information agenda, including the president is forced to engage in such trolls, because in fact it’s already extremely difficult to present something to kiev now, because it’s already obvious to everyone that the regime that he is loses this confrontation, as for those who disagree with them from the nazi authorities. the conversation in a traditionally short bright example is the fate of the former head of the dnepropetrovsk territorial defense. gakh, gennady korban, who allowed herself to criticize the information policy of kiev and paid citizenship. in what kind of counter-offensive ar

a twitter user cited wikipedia fan page and it slates his birthday is july 31st, 2022.u visit it now as is 2022. they never actually said when george was born. so this is just kind of math speculation. >> you know, we are a very good news source, but we did just share a twitter user. >> twitter user with wikipedia. >> rosie the robot, wasn't that her name? she was the maid. and daughter judy. let's take you into the future here. >> yes for the next couple of hours here as we talk about rain moving into the bay area could there is spotty showers moving into the north bay right now. some of it has just been enough to turn on the windshield wipers, it makes the car dirty and then it moves on. that is the kind of activity we've seen so far. i will give you a closer look at some of these spots, some rain around santa rosa and sebastopol, moving over towards sonoma, as well as napa this morning where you see the showers. i'm also watching another surge from the south counties, with light showers around gilroy, moving towards morgan hill. as we look out the window we do see br

villages in the kherson region, and in addition, some enthusiasts concocted, the corresponding page on wikipediavirtual victory apparently, it has already been achieved who to believe, it seems they have ceased to understand, even seasoned propagandists, like inogent, now he proposes to consider such mild disinformation, but the simple and understandable word lie is much more suitable and is now engaged in frank geopolitical work, that is trolling is part of, uh, information warfare technology in order to get the information agenda out, and the president is also forced to engage in such control, because in fact it’s already extremely difficult to present something in kiev, uh, because for everyone it is obvious that the regime that is he is losing this confrontation, as for those who disagree with them from the nazi authorities. the conversation in a traditionally short vivid example of the fate of the former head of the dnepropetrovsk territorial defense. gakh, gennady korban, who allowed himself to criticize the information policy of kiev and paid with citizenship. in what kind of counter-offe

unbridled hysteria among svidomo, allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasia is named in the ukrainian wikipediaous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them out with understandable goals, they are shaking their sausages when they hear uh, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and the lgbt is to exclude consumption, to exclude selfishness, to exclude this colonial policy of conquest, as they imagine in themselves. in social networks, professor dugin is credited with calls for massacres against ukrainians, but in fact they clumsily pull his old sayings out of context. in fact, it's just the norm. really beautiful people are never wonderful ukrainian people and th

locals say, for example bakhmut not bakhmut so that this is the same where the heavy ones go again uh wikipediaes sands well, just like we say sloviansk or slavyansk uh, the same i have some locals well, you don't know er here here maybe the locals have decisive decisive i think i have the right to demand this or that emphasis and while we are trying to contact er my friend actually with mr. mykola what do i want to tell you yes maybe later a little later literally a little later operational information of the general staff from today in the morning, there will actually be fresh news. i think there will also be fresh news on the sands, er, in this direction, so i would like to tell a little about mariupol there, the occupiers are cutting down trees, preparing for the heating season, this is together with the fact that they announced that they want to erect a monument, eh what happened to oleksandr vinevsky suddenly in mariupol? he had nothing to do with mariupol. it is unknown. but before they also erected monuments, and now we don't know what to do with these monuments , for example, to cather

in the morning, i saw that there was a wikipedia page of the national recommendatory army. the way, i just read a kind of manifesto of this national republican army, where they explain exactly what their goals are, what methods they will use and against whom they actually will act well, i have to say that it is not my impression that the goals are quite radical and that no one has voiced before within russian society . in this case, here and i say it once again, i just have to look at the dynamics and see if any statements will be made tomorrow or if there will be any statements the day after tomorrow, er, i just want to clarify, they already wrote really commenting on this incident. if you can say that now it is the russian nationalists who can to try sharply, well, such a trend, so to speak, demand to sharply change the elites in russia, and allegedly, the murder of dugyna, this could be a sign of such a trend. do you mention such people as prileyepin, for example girkin, who may turn out to be greater nationalists for society, so to speak, greater russians than vladimir

possible yes i do not know at all what kind of person this is and from where i support my brother in wikipediat those tens of thousands of people whom they killed in mariupol, it is clear, denis, please . so, why did what happened in the deer park , this act of terrorism, and will history be used ?

unbridled hysteria among svidomo, allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasia is named in the ukrainian wikipedia propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them understandable goals, they are shaking, they are shaking when they hear e, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and lgbt is consumption is to exclude selfishness is to exclude this colonial policy is an exciting feeling, as they present themselves, meanwhile in social networks. professor dugin is credited with calling for massacres of ukrainians, but in fact clumsily pulls his old ones out of context. actually only normal. people should really never be wonderful ukrainian people and this is wonderful amazingl

i invite your listeners just to look up on google wikipedia, tripartite lines, ethiopia, somalia, early 2020 and they will see it. this is not something i'm making up. this was planned from that moment onwards and for months this, the 2 leaders visited each other's military bases. that's where it all comes from. this is not something that the 2 grand invented. yes, they were ready. they did, did mobilize their forces, but they knew they were coming under attack. what you expect them to do. but there's one thing that i would agree with both side, which is that there is a lack of clarity. and the one thing that, that prime minister abby and present the source of erica could do right now would be to lift the blockade on journalists. let journalists go up to the front line and report on what is going on inside to grade. only in the other regions don't stop people reporting. and if we had clear reports by international journal and national journalist from the ground, we'd be in a much better position to resolve this contract. i'd like to come back to you on monday. the w h o director general

i read wikipedia, it says that about 5% of young people participate in public russia, well, this is probably war. how about you ? you can see how much this percentage has changed in six months a full-scale war in ukraine has changed a lot, there are various studies, and there ukrainian foreign e-e measured youth activity and whether you are in student self-government. indicator of such youth activity, which in principle i have seen in ukraine, i will not say that this is a catastrophic story, because there are always some more proactive youth, but the war changed a lot, the war forced people to rethink, for sure, their values, their understanding of place to her society, because all the previous years before the war, we worked with our visa colleagues to create and form the right word for a ukrainian young person, because i feel that she is responsible for society, if there is a problem on her street, it is also her problem if there is a problem friends, i don't know there is some kind of corruption, this is also your problem as a student and the war showed how many young people, uh, how org

able to make sense in the conditions of urban ukraine, and ukraine , although it is possible in wikipediaspecialists of the international capacity have read that this an agricultural country. maybe they imagined that we have a couple of cities and wheat fields around, and this is exactly how this war will look in reality. we have huge urban agglomerations that stretch for hundreds and hundreds kilometers and i cannot imagine how to carry out defense under these conditions, how to organize defense or, in fact, how to operate the territorial defense, which consists, i will remind you, of the inhabitants of populated areas, that is, they proposed that the territorial defense of kyiv go somewhere in the field and wait there until they are being shot by russian helicopters, and at this time the russians will come to kyiv, rape everyone , shoot them, that is, complete inadequacy, in fact here, even from a military point of view, it is very difficult to assess, because it is really or completely incompetent incompetence or is it an informational and psychological operation? well, to be honest, e

congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, myroslav, if you open wikipedia, there is anhad a meeting with your mother. me and my sister in a special room and two hours meeting with them through the glass your correspondence was subject to censorship at the slightest suspicion letters were confiscated after the arrest e-e worldwide the human rights organization emnosti international took marinovych under its protection as a prisoner of conscience er-e we must tell our viewers that you served er-e punishments in soviet times a-a very far from ukraine so, emnosti international then and now what is wrong a maybe you think that everything is the same with this organization, what has changed, maybe we have changed, and they have remained in their positions, yes, of course, this organization has undergone a very unfortunate evolution, because in my time, when they protected not only me, but also many ukrainian political prisoners, the main focus of this organization was to protect prisoners of conscience, that is, those who, through non-violent resistance, fought for authoritar

oleksandr dovgin, this was announced by the freed azov citizen vladyslav zaivoronok positive-callsign wikipedia, in fact, in front of our topics when we were preparing, we saw that they were spreading on social networks, advised that those who probably committed this crime could be involved in on this, i i'm telling you goodbye thank you for watching goodbye 180 days of full-scale russian full-scale russian-ukrainian war continues, so i 'll start this issue with operational information from the enemy's general staff is concentrating its efforts on full capture of donetsk region received from the captured districts of kherson part of kharkiv zaporizhzhia and mykolaiv regions continues air and missile strikes on civilian objects on the territory of ukraine in the donetsk direction the enemy continues to introduce offensive actions the main efforts are concentrated in the bakhmut and avdiiv directions in the kramatorsk area the invaders advanced in the area russians attacked krasnopill settlement in the bakhmut direction near soledar academy and zaytsevo, unsuccessfully in the avdiiv direction, th

ukraine precisely because of the culture to understand what is happening here realizing that the wikipedia article is not enough and the basic knowledge that they could or could not get in their formal education or life experience, they also lack what are these questions about what and what are the answers to what questions does ukrainian here give who are your greatest writers or what are your greatest artists or cinema and what kind of questions are these there are really many requests for such basic top-10 ukrainian books, ukrainian modern films or ukrainian plays, this is an understandable format . festival or fair. they always differ in terms of the program and some of their own principles, so you have to approach it individually, but from my experience, for example, recent trips to france and germany, where we try to start these new partnerships on the wave of interest in ukraine we hear mostly the same thing we sympathize with you we know you now that you are like that it's a pity that we woke up with this news that you exist on february 24 but it's good that we now know about you b

works well, in the end, in fact, what you produce is mainly aimed at social networks, and although wikipediaoutube as a social network, but we understand that even similar algorithms work there, that is, what receives the most likes, likes , posts, reactions and is recommended for public people, what about the recommendations of your content, because i also heard that you spoke very favorably about the fact that sometimes the network can somehow corrupt the video. well, youtube by itself means that you do not know what is happening inside. that is, it is some kind of a chinese room from which you understand something . but why exactly do you not understand and very often you are faced with the fact that, well, everyone is trying to understand how it works in order to better promote the content so that more people watch it, you somehow analyze something, somewhere you build some promotion strategies e videos on youtube and beyond, and then you come across some stories when they don't watch, that is, there is no rational explanation for this except that you lack some knowledge of why this happ

more important time for her vladyslav lark, a fighter from the azov regiment with the call sign wikipediaed by the russian military on may 16, the day before, he lost his leg in an explosion and received an eye injury. he was then kept in a hospital in occupied donetsk, where he was treated like a fascist, radio svoboda told radio svoboda , scout vladyslav returned home in june , together with some of the other captured fighters, he is currently undergoing treatment, and then he will begin rehabilitation, the next video is about him, i had a three-year contract behind me, so february 21, 2022 the contract was about to end, but i understood that something was coming and decided that i would stay in my unit. i am a uav operator. i am a senior copper. together with my unit, we carried out combat missions in mariupol and its surroundings. we were scouts . completely no limit on ammunition, that is, ordinary artillery of the rssu, mortars, everything, as it turned out, unlimited on people, and i received my last wound on the night of may 16, it turns out that it is actually already the day in

possible yes, i do not know at all what kind of person this is and from where i support my brother wikipedia that i do not care about those tens of thousands of people who they killed in mariupol, of course, denis, please . so, why did what happened in the deer park , this act of terrorism, and will the story with the rainbow be used during the so-called, in your opinion, this tribunal? they couldn't resist the boys' pleading so that no one saw it, no one knew about it, what did ukraine do, what did ukraine do? that arcs can't they use everything for this? well, i don't know how it's right to even open it, i didn't know her and don't want to ask her to answer. thank you, i'll try to give a very detailed answer. to hold this so-called tribunal is how they want it, er, to file that as if this is really a real tribunal, that's why they will definitely use it, and so that you understand exactly what they will use, remember my words that russia is not looking for the truth, it will not be a tribunal with a purpose search for the truth for russia, there are already certain conclusions that she mad

i saw on wikipedia what did they write there?nd of nonsense to the administrator or what? is everything not true? no, what am i saying? that's not exactly how you need to do something. they say, and where do we have a guarantee that this is true, and if i'm magomayev's daughter, it's nothing, they say no, i wrote. here , go to my account, someone went there and said yes, apparently, apparently, really. daughter. i realized something that needs to go to hell to say in our program. i am masha i'm absolutely right too, this is absolutely right, because the most rated program in the world. so if you want everyone to finally hear the truth, that's what you have to say. so today we have an important mission to show the story of marina magomaeva and make sure that this is indeed the beloved daughter of muslim magomayev who knows for sure. truth and from her words, you can write this story, and in this studio, the sister of the people's artist of the ussr tatyana zaitseva is now joining me, she is here good evening. good evening studio.

so, if you open wikipedia, it immediately pops up that the first chairman of the jury was sergei eisensteinr. you can imagine for a second. yes, what great directors and actors were here on this stage, at this festival they showed their work and what stars this festival lit and ignites. but interesting for a second yes, now the power of the jury, we must somehow evaluate the picture, do i have the right to evaluate any picture at all? i myself am an artist, i can have my own opinion, this wonderful, uh, our jury can have their own passions, opinion. we are all from different countries, from different schools, almost all of us here is andrei from ours. no, we can not, of course, judge. we can evaluate based on some criteria. i found a clue. it is very simple, that is, the task of a difficult task is facilitated and prompted me federicophilia. about creativity, when a person talks about what he knows about himself, about his family, about his country, about snow, rain, arrogance, and stupidity, ignorant hopes, fantasies about conventions, both in politics and in religion, when a person speaks

i don't go to my wikipedia and read about what happens the entire season.e entertained -- they know exactly what they will say about it. they spend our time -- watching something that we know is going to happen. >> they came out and said this -- he said "let's wait for the facts to come out." well, they did, and said -- needs to be deprogrammed, with maybe the best -- >> what does the press get wrong when covering biden's agenda? when you read the news, what do you think we get wrong. >> i think even liz cheney would take that spot at cnn. i think they are trying to move to the middle they are in a lot of people -- they are looking at a lot of people that are republicans to take the spot. congratulations for the career you for -- for the career you have had at cnn. they have the twitter feed and could rile up viewers, but don't have that now. msnbc decided that -- but you still have them pretending that its actual name of this, so you do not have a base anymore. you are either lying to the american people and pretending you are in the middle, or you are on

host: why is it that you trust wikipedia? guest: i heard this were a number of years.t has been reported repeatedly. someone seeks to keep forgetting it. -- seems to keep forgetting it. it is not a residence but a private club. host: you made that point so let's hear from bill, independent line. guest: i wanted to make a few comments concerning the ongoing problems that the doj and the fbi have been weaponized by the democratic party. there to use your common sense and see that trump -- they did not want trump to be in office because he was not a washington insider and not say life -- a lifelong politician and see what they did to him all four years in his presidency. and then, it said that he is now being trying to -- before the next election, they are trying to establish him as someone who is politically inept because they don't want him in washington. host: who is the they? when you say they don't want him in washington? guest: the democratic establishment. host: how does that relate to the current justice department? guest: you can see what they did to hillary clin

villages in the kherson region, and in addition, some enthusiasts concocted, the corresponding page on wikipedia, it has already been achieved who to believe, it seems they have ceased to understand, even seasoned propagandists, like inogent, now he proposes to consider such mild disinformation, but the simple and understandable word lie is much more suitable, and now i am engaged in frank geopolitical control, that is trolling is part of, uh, information warfare technology in order to hit the information agenda, including under the president. uh, i have to do this kind of work, because in fact it’s already extremely difficult to present something now, and uh, something is already extremely difficult, because it’s already obvious to everyone that the regime that exists is losing this confrontation, as for those who disagree with them nazi authorities talk of traditional short bright example of the fate of the former head of the dnepropetrovsk territorial defense. gakh, gennady korban, who allowed himself to criticize the information policy of kiev and paid with citizenship. what kind of countero

baden said eight letters then the bonus said, wikipedia hello leonid there is a surprise.ou said you need a new belt. look like the suit refrain. the camera fixed the car, approximately at the time of the murder, this car of her ex-husband. that's it, alyoshenka, is he engraved right away or like what kind of engraving? man like this. rat race . hello. i see such vasiliev you know. i'm vasiliev about everything, vasily is a trend for you they put garbage, but i won't give up just like that, i did karate . uncle, what is there to say? i am your dad. wake up and sing. okay, look at the boxes. don't grab a colleague. what are we going to kill for? i don't know how you'll tell me when. you're arranging something for me here, your car was seen in her yard. today, you understand? the last time i saw her, she was alive, she snored so much that they should have heard the floor of the entrance, agreed to meet in the morning. i came to her. i'm begging i don't need to give the picture to me. for me, this is the memory of my grandmother - it's good. nothing laudable. to mock me, she

you can look it up on wikipedia and they will tell you lies about most everything. anyway basically they destroyed alled remnants of traditional culture and routed out what they thought of as bourgeois ideology or ideas and the same thing happened in the soviet union except they didn't have a cultural revolution. it was basically routing out all the dissidents and putting them in gulags. we are having a soft cultural socialist revolution in the united states. this should not be a surprise to anyone to realize we are undergoing that and as such it is permeated all these culture industries, the publishing houses i think were late in coming to this. almost every cultural institution inn the united stats and around the world that this seems to be the of the in terms of where this is coming from. it seems it really resembles soviet union and resembles the eastern bloc where these dissidents would have to create what they called -- and publish basically they called them parallel structures but they tried to develop parallel cultural institutions and various types of other

i'm not going to be sitting in your office with the first answer whenou you can wikipedia the answer why do we pay you 500 bucks an hour? because it's ambiguous and it's confusing. lawyers are like bloodhounds who look for the question and the answer's only come later if at all. most of us are going to be on the supreme court. so lawyers have to deal with the law and tell their clients they can't get them what they want. what we see on tv is the client what we don't see is it takes months and sometimes years of gathering facts and makingng sue there viable and not because they are going to jail. spirit it makes for good journalism. >> i also think you make the point that a lot off it is fact-finding. write down this moment there is so much saturation on line at on social media and along with that comes disinformation. we see real-life implications during things like the january 6 that you give examples of legacy media organizations that are the places you should u be going to use the marty mcfly test. you should be looking at them now and i wonder what the impact of having these diff

. >> todd: this is of course wikipedia is correct, and not to insult your school commit is a large school you think maybe amy coney barrett being on the courts would want a spot, no? >> i absolutely agree. especially as rhodes college would fight so hard to bring in jos to stephen breyer or antonius antonio and scully appear they are obsessed with the supreme court and they have alumni on it and they want to throw her away. >> todd: that makes no sense, thank you for your insight jordan richardson from someone who graduated from that school and should be proud of your alum. some people at your school or not. $739 billion, that is the price tech for the spending agenda that passed the senate. hot inflation like the lips as it will. >> ashley: we will dig into that. cory mills all here and live with a jam-packed hour so keep it here on "fox & friends first" " blendjet's back to school sale is on now! grab these a+ deals on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothi

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wikipedia, twitter, instagram, facebook. it shows how these clashes of values play out. and why certain e history that conforms to a set of values and condition becomes visible in your feeds. why other forms of e history that do not conform to those values, you will never see. in the end, the last chapter is actually called, does history have a feature? the question is will this type of e history eventually lead to the end of history as we know it. >> you can watch the full program at c-span.org slash history. just search jason steinhauer or the title of his book history disrupted. hi everyone my name is samantha snyder. i am the record library at george washington's mount vernon. i am so excited to be with you here today with a colleague of mine, haley anthony. we will be discussing elizabeth william powel and her husband, samuel powell, two of george washington's very close friends. we figure with this being the year of the wo