wilis are burning on ukrainian soil again, only now they are carrying nazis, and these are not wilisrsh operation to change the identity was carried out by the legendary soviet six. after this, she may even have dreamed of dying in a cleansing fire. apparently, the ukrainians decided to create such a symbol of support. in the usa , everything turned out very funny, because they took the lada as a basis, they made these vilis on the basis of the lada, and the lada is, in general, the symbol that is subject to decommunization, look at this some kind of circus, honestly, the transformation of the six into an american jeep was carried out by mechanics from a small-scale enterprise in a couple of garages, it specializes in converting old cars in a bug, essentially only two of the lada remained. pokemon call it garbage, that vilis are made from bugs, this is not history , this is trash, this is squalor, when you have a lot of original cars, there is some unfortunate guy, yes, he makes vilis in ukraine, this is done out of wretchedness, really, what is the motivation to do it similar surrog

by the way, it was in service even in the ussr; the wilis were transferred to us under lend-lease.he front? why so outdated? well, she drove, i myself drove a zhiguli on country roads, but as soon as she gets into the mud, well, that’s it, it all comes to a standstill, maybe there’s something sacred here, vilis, because even though it’s the brainchild of the american automobile industry, it’s one of the symbols great patriotic war, and no matter how they spat on him historical period of modern ukrainians, no matter how they trample on the heritage and values ​​of that era, there is something inside people. protests , demands to stand on the right side of history and appeals to what they are trying to forget, to forget, but cannot, to historical memory, to the jeeps that were at that time, and which are still valued in our minds, people want to belong something real, and not buffoonish, even the propaganda that is active in ukraine does not remove the presence of war from people’s consciousness, it gains the significance of that war, and the most important thing in their minds is th

joining me now is maya wily, former united states assistant attorney in the southern district of new york, and ruth, new york university history professor. my thanks to both of you for getting the show started this evening. i would add ruth is also the author of "strongmen, mussolini to the president." which is the kind of point about the conversation you and i are about to have together. i mean considering what's happening at the rnc do you think calling it a, quote, dry run for trump's second term plan is an accurate depiction? >> absolutely. this is a process of what we call autocratic capture. and while he's waiting to he thinks come back to power, he is exerting -- he's domesticating the party -- he's already domesticated the party and now it's time for the rnc and the larger extension of the party. and of course, putting a family member, laura trump, in charge is a page out of the authoritarian play book. normally it's sons-in-law, and we already had ivanka and jared in the last administration of trump. and now it's a daughter-in-law, but she's there because the intent is to fu

wily said aggression resulted though in the death and injury of over 50 thousand civilians and said the citi led aggression is all part of a larger geopolitical strategy pursued by the us, the uk and israel to reshape the region for the benefit of the zionist entity. he affirmed. despite extensive damage to yemen's infrastructure and high civilian death tool, the nation's spirit remains unbroken. with he pledge, yemen will further develop his indigenous military capabilities and economy and called on certain countries to reassess their miscalculations and aggressive policies towards yemen. yes, occupation forces have carried out series of air strikes against targets in eastern syria near iraq. border a report say american war planes carried out 10 simultaneous strikes on residential neighborhoods and military installations in derazor province, including cities of derazor, al-mayedin and al-bukamal. it said at least 20 people, including women and children were injured. there have been no more details provided as of yet, but the us regularly conducts air strikes in syria under the pretext

you can see the rent belt and road forum in october in beijing where i think the chinese increasing wilyo see the global -- members of the global south act to a certain extent as client states or supportive states for china's own ambitions on the global stage. andi think that's where going forward the chinese may find themselves a bit disappointed. >>yo bilahari, did you want to jump in here? >> well, i just want the jump in to support what michael just said as a accurate. i think the chinese insofar as they see -- [inaudible] in terms of this competition with the u.s. is almost bound to be disappointed. a cohesive grape. group. it's -- somebody earlier mentioned, i can't remember who that most of the countries that make up the global south certainly in southeast asia and asia always say we do n.s. and china. so what do we really mean by that? it's not that we m want to do no, lay low ando hope not to be noticed. what we mean t is that we want to have the agency to take a collective approach to our interests. some of our interests may align with the u.s. or europe, some may align with ch

this wilis rl continue and let's remember the georgia statealre senate is investigating.so interviewed and offered subpoenas. there is a subpoena pending in the house that jim jordan hast had issued and he's about to hold her in contempt for not complying. that is not a great option if sitting with the georgia state officials are, if it ends up being a federal official that starts to crack this open. so, i think really what has to happen here, and i think thithas what the judge did come he said uit is up to you to run with te ball.e ba there is a lot here and there is a view to issue the search warrants with 10,000 text messages, which were apparentlyr sent between the two prior toal her hiring him. those will tell the tale. they are retrievable as are the emails. what is interesting, trey, if they go down that route and a general correct criminal and investigation grand jury, maybee even consider flipping weighed against willis, what you will hs is the original sin here that the judge dismissed, which is was this brought for improper motive? you will get insight from tho

back with me is maya wily.nsed with me here. >> thank you for allowing me to be incensed with you. >> this is the real election fraud. here it is. right? that's it. you can't get an election back, maya, how is this happening? >> it starts with them saying we will get election free cards. it started saying things like oh, you know, we will decide a year takes too long to organize a new election. new maps. that is before this case. for those trying to vindicate black people in south carolina who the district court said had been bleached. the district had been bleached. that's a quote. okay? that is what is happening here because if you can take black people and dilute their vote, you can essentially muffle our votes. our voices. our ability to say who leads. to say no, you don't get to steal elections. it is actually fundamentally not what we allow, particularly when you are doing it to take elections away from people who are black. that is not what we will allow and this is why we need to fight for voting rights

and then this looks like it wily and then on sunday we'll be watching out for the approach of this system. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. san francisco 62, concord mid 60, san jose 68 degrees. so make the most of your friday if you're if you're liking all these blue skies out there into the weekend, there is a chance n it looks like showers could be developing into sunday, and then another system wants to move in by monday afternoon. monday night, maybe some moreúshowers into tuesday. this could allt& change around a bitl but you get the idea. we're not talking about crystal clear blue blue sky days ahead, but more clouds and maybe some shower chances. but tomorrow will be another nice day in the bay area. forecast >> all looks good. thank you mark and honor women's history month. wec are highlighting thee niad art niad is a progressive art studio for adult artists with developmental disabilities. teaches. the six week exhibit features two sisters that didn't knowúone another until they were in junior high and in foster their journey through sisterhood and also through their art. th

he is widely and cunning -- wily and cunning. no one knows the rules like mitch mcconnell. rules. he stole a supreme court seat from president obama. fast-forward to the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg a month before the election. three days before the election he turned tail and said, we must have a new justice. and justice amy coney barrett got onto the supreme court stealing a conservative -- ceiling a conservative super majority. another thing he did was remake the federal judiciary in the image he wanted it to bn. young and conservative. a pipeline of federal judges, young federal judges some of dubious quality, who would then rise up and fill higher benches in the federal judiciary. and last but not least, senator mcconnell, when he was majority leader, voted not to convict donald trump in his second impeachment trial for his role in the insurrection of january 6. if he had voted to convict donald trump, other senators would have followed along and donald trump would have been convicted and we might not be in the position we are in today. what made his action eve

joining us now is wily nikhil of north carolina.y to your house republican colleagues printed with the message about the war in ukraine. tell us what the message was and what the goal of sending this flag was. >> yeah, the message was really clear. if we fail to act, it's going to go down as one of the greatest foreign policy failures in our nation's history. and history will be very clear in the judgment house republicans surrender ukraine to russia. that is what is playing out in realtime as maga mike johnson continues to do nothing to stand with our ally, ukraine. >> congressman, stay with me for a second because i want to ask you about another story taking place on capitol hill. congress has passed a stop gap bill that will push the funding fight into next week. under the new legislation deadlines will go to next friday and march 22nd. and should congress not pass funding legislation by the end of next week, a partial shutdown will be triggered followed by a full-fledged shutdown on the 22nd. the measure passed the house with on

trump is a wily guy, he's been dealing with situations like this through his entire career, if there'sdy that can get out of this thing, it's him based on his career and dealing with-- >> bankruptcy is not an option. corporations and entities of his has gone bankrupt before. he personally has not. and looking at that, it's complicated. >> who knows? it's an interesting thing, would he declare personal bankruptcy to get out of this. i mean, he could, but that would be such a bad thing for him. i mean, i don't think he'd want to do that. and he might not have to do that. let's just say, he tells tish james here are my properties and i know they're thinking about this. you figure it out what i own or what neil cavuto owns on trump tower, that would be-- she is not capable of doing. neil: there's the commercial real estate fear, that all of a sudden. >> oh, yeah. neil: that gets to be -- that's iffy to begin with and you have people like don peebles, a big democrat, big in the real estate arena, says this could make a bad situation worse, flood the market with property and buildings and ge

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lauren: her month wily mortgage is $3100 at a 2.1% interest rate.our house in brooklyn, new york, in 2021. we got a killer deal in that we were super lucky. if we were to boy this house today, conservatively are, it would be about $1.3 million. but the worst part if you got a 30-year fixed or mortgage rate at approximately 6.if 655 -- 6.655%, you end up with a monthly payment of $. [inaudible] that's more than twice what we're paying right now. lauren: it's more than double in the three years' time. and her message is, look, i'm lucky. i'm flabbergasted about how much the market has changed in the past couple of years, but if you're struggling right now to afford a home, she's like, it's not you. it's the timing. because so many people feel exasperated that they just can't keep up. it's true. those are the numbers. stuart: how would you keep up with numbers like that? you can't. case closed. new york city says it costs $388 per night the daughter for each migrant household concern to care for each migrant household just for food and shelter. new yor

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he has done more in the last three years, wily, than most presidents have been able to do in their first- in their two terms. >> laura: senator? >> well, he has done more in the last three years open our border, let 9 million illegals cross, laura, he has given away our entire auto industry to china, he has flat lined wages for american workers. i mean, we could just go on and on. the question has he done anything good for america? i can't think of a single thing. >> laura: these speeches tend to come and go and the bottom line as i said in the angle, people actually have to pay their bills. and the spin, i'm going to get into the economic stuff with larry kudlow coming up. but this idea that america's democracy is on the line, trump is hitler, trump is paul pot. trump is stalin. that doesn't seem to be resonating at all but i guess that's all they have. >> when you wreck the economy like he has wrecked it and treated workers like he has. here's what he is doing when you mandate that we use tax dollars to pay china to make electric vehicles we don't want and sell them back to us at a hug

and in in in the erastus corning letter, the wily agitator versus, the simple minded soldier boy, sugar coated rebellion. he was able i think he was given his own experience. he was able to use metaphors that that connected with the audience with with the public, but also to do so. you know, at the same time, profound philosophical justifications about self-government. but i think you really made a good point about the his his legal practice because he was not a legal scholar. he didn't do research. but he was supposedly we don't have we have but one trial record and that is, you know, kind of sketchy in the old fashioned sense of the word. but he was supposedly a spell binder of jury. so we knew he could speak extemporaneous. he didn't want to for the ages he wanted to be prepared for things, as he put it, that would go into history. that was his expression. so we do have just a few minutes left before. we want to turn over to audience question so i'd final thoughts from each of our panelists. maybe, perhaps the best example of lincoln as a great communicator from each one of you. ron

now this wily vicarage road.he following. she said angela lived there as a family, with her partner mark and the three kids. there's no doubt she was living there all the time . i'm now the police the time. i'm now the police have investigated this and found no evidence of any wrongdoing, and a labour spokesperson says that following professional advice, no capital gains tax was payable on the sale of rayner's home. but the forthright neighbour, sylvia hampson , who neighbour, sylvia hampson, who is a very sprightly 83, is not having any of it. she went on to tell the times i saw her all the time coming and going her mum would come and visit a lot. this was her home. neighbour sylvia goes on and prepare here for some strong language folks . she some strong language folks. she says if she is saying she didn't live there , she is an effing live there, she is an effing liar. she definitely lived in that house. she can't say she didn't live there. i would swear on the bible to that . oh deary on the bible to that. oh

but tonight, it ma y be the case that once, again, wily coyote doesn't get the roadrunnere , the former president is about to boost his net worth by billions. ght to true social just got the green th and that trulic g could add over $3 billion to trump's net worthmp. now trump still needs to get a waiver from his boar td of trustees in order to access that money within the next six months, and we'll see where that goes. but there's an indicatio thern tonight that that will be granted. >> joining me now, kevin o'lear joinin kevy, chairman of o'leary ventures. >> kevin, how is this looking? it's interesting. g.usually on an ipo, founders like trump have a six monthty waiting period before there's liquidit.y. but once you're a public company, if a mark to market price on stockoften go, you cann go to money center banks and borrow againstmayb that mayb 30% of the trading value, 20%. but that would be enough. to offset the 540 million. but i don't think this case has anything to do with donald d trump anymore. >> and i really don't. i think ever't.y amery americand every financial services p

never seen it take ten or 12 months to get a jury and in the last rico case that i'm aware of, a da wilis taking to trial with 12 defendants. she was able to get a jury in about four weeks. so i think that's the precedent that we should be looking at. now it's true there are a lot of other cases and matters that may shift the timeframe, but she is unequivocally said she is ready to take this to trial. that has been her mantra since the beginning. if she had her way, this would start august 5th >> i mean, do you think what the judge said today? i'm just going to hurt her at trial. >> absolutely. i understand. so the way but characterize what fani willis got today's she survived. i don't think she won, but she survived and that's the most important practical bottom line. she's still on the case. but fani willis is credibility is in tatters in a way that i've never seen from any prosecutor. she's now been reprimanded twice. by two separate judges and the language in this opinion, you never see this. i've never seen a prosecutor admonish like this by a judge ever. i mean, the judge said they'

now, judge mcafee, did ultimately rule that da wilis could continue to prosecute the case.'s not necessarily the end of the story. she could still face disqualification, correct? >> yeah that's absolutely right and look, one of the things about maccabees order while he did say that she could stay on this case, he issued a scathing rebuke of her and really dig her credibility and said that her actions were really improper and frankly set up an appeals court to possibly take up and review his order he could overturn an appeals court could also say no, they don't want to take it up. they've got 45 days to make that decision, but yes, the possibility of disqualification is still very much hangs over fani willis, even as she's pushing to get this case to trial before the election. and now, just because their connections everywhere here, >> the supreme court is set to rule on whether donald trump is claims of immunity are valid. does that have to be resolved at the federal level before this georgia trial dataset yes. >> john supreme court ruling >> and that's really the biggest q

i will go toow wha store, i wili some and i will no longer. yeah w, you can go to the store for items. no, because you'll be there all day. exactly. like, okay, i need to get. this is. i need to get this. okayokay . need an employee. i got this. i need an employee. this. i needed employee. thatmal.u didn it didn't used to be like that.s and also, she just, likehe, sai, was capitalism's fault. and i feel like i miss it. >> maybe. maybe i'm the idiot here. but how? yeah. maj yeah. you can't even explain how. okay, that isn't capitalism isn't a majooru bur part of it. you buy the thing like in the freean market economy.orta thatink an important parntt of that is market. >> yeah. and i like this stuff. get published. publsn't mak even make any sens? >> yeah. i think what me off more than phrasee cas late capitalism. it's like she put late in front of it because that makeslism," s her sound more academic and somehow more sophisticated. but sh herounde makes no argume. how is this about capitalism? they ares th. der so it would be the same under soc

he's wily character, and he's a very wily character, and he's survive at the he's managed to survivetop of irish politics for quite a long time. >> he was he was first made a cabinet minister back in 2011, >> he was he was first made a cthe's minister back in 2011, >> he was he was first made a cthe's been;ter back in 2011, >> he was he was first made a cthe's been aroundk in 2011, >> he was he was first made a cthe's been around ain 2011, >> he was he was first made a cthe's been around a long”, >> he was he was first made a cthe's been around a long time. so he's been around a long time. so there's been a kind so i think there's been a kind of an idea that, he would move on to perhaps something else at some stage. and, and as you pointed out, there's never an ideal time to quit these, to quit these roles, but i think, i think this has of been think this has kind of been pnced think this has kind of been priced in for some time that this, this, this day was coming. >> you take what he says at >> so you take what he says at face value. but he did say personal and political reasons. s

but no it went on because they're a wily team because they're a wily old team porto. someone like portoe same as as captain black, same age as as captain black, mikel arteta, the arsenal manager . and so he's been manager. and so he's been playing for a long time. so you know, it was a hell of a game. went to penalties. arsenal came through into the next round for the first time in 14 years, and that draw will friday that draw will be made friday friday friday games friday friday two more games today friday friday two more games tod thank you, we can say under >> thank you, we can say under starters orders. oh, cheltenham . starters orders. oh, cheltenham. we've got paddy aspell, who, was . well, you've retired for many years now. paddy. you look, you're bones hardly look formed, but yet you're in retirement land and. >> good morning. good guys. yes. five years in retirement now. seems a lot longer, to be honest, but . yeah. no, i like to honest, but. yeah. no, i like to keep in shape and, so it's all good. >> so you went yesterday . what >> so you went yesterday. what was that feeling

former assistant attorney maya wily is here, miles taylor is back, and writer and editor for protecte read something. i remember where i was when this happened. in march of 2022 district judge david carter ruled that eastman and trump may have knowingly committed felonies. that's his words, felonies. why are we still trying to figure out basically what the meaning of felonies is, miles? >> well, i actually think, nicolle, it's stunning that it took until 2022 for something like that to happen because i think it's important to set the table here for folks about how far back this goes. it took donald trump almost four years to realize that his kookiest schemes were being stopped by the lawyers because when we would go to the oval office and trump would propose something absurd like trying to shoot at civilians at the border or, you know, rounding people up in democratic sanctuary cities that we didn't necessarily have the authority to do, we would walk out of that room and usually rely on the lawyers to go to donald trump afterwards and say this is not legal, we cannot do it. it took d

it's there wily debates.off indictments and court dates. >> my predecessor of any dutyúa president owes the american people a duty to care. i believe that's unforgivable. >> biden has focused almost exclusively on trump for months now. his bigger concern today may be on capitol hill, though, where lawmakers will hear from special counsel robert her. he declined to pursue charges against biden for his alleged mishandling of classified documents, citing in part what he described as biden's poor memory. >> his, you know, position on biden's mental state is going to obviously be front and center. there's other things, too, but we'll we'll sort that out tomorrow in the hearing. >> and trump, meantime, is still facing federal charges in florida over his alleged retention of classified documents after he left office. back to you guys.t& >> doug luzader in washington. thank you. time is now. 449. the body of a whistleblower at boeing was found over the weekend in north carolina. from what appears to be a self-inflict