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But, they were either complicit with prigozhin and did not to sure up the chain of command or perhaps they were afraid to do so for the last thing anyone wants to do is tell putin what he needs to know when its not what he wants to hear. that is the culture not just vladimir putin but all of his predecessors going back to the czars have established firmly. david: general, what is happening with the forces in belarus? there were some people by the way youd the word of roos its also a question of ...

War court did. less often. in terms of looking how often the court is changing the law and that sort of way or rejecting what legislators do, this court is far less active in changing the law than its predecessors were. griff: lets go to the most recent one that is the student loan debt. the court essentially ruling saying that no, the executive branch does not have congress power of the purse. you can see some history we have here on the screen. what do you of this ruling? >> this ruling is one...

Partly because of the number of new changes, _ partly because of the number of new changes, people have to get used to them, _ changes, people have to get used to them, partly because of the movement which we _ them, partly because of the movement which we have just said, i think everybody— which we have just said, i think everybody supports, of the director of public _ everybody supports, of the director of public health into the local authority. of public health into the local authori . . ~ ...

Russia has been a mafia state under putin as part of a pattern of mafia states around the world. the modern autocracy i think is different from predecessors in that it is transnational, it has no regard for its own people basically as they mine for resources, with putin, you do see this old-school murderous regime in terms of actual work in ukraine, cause it to generally be this mafia death toll kind of mentality, it does not care about russians, he does not care about you know, the stability of...

Tories — self—interest, the fact that the tories chose that easy option, for a man now— tories chose that easy option, for a man now to— tories chose that easy option, for a man now to say we dont take easy options _ man now to say we dont take easy options when they took the easy option— options when they took the easy option which wasjohnson options when they took the easy option which was johnson because they thought it would keep them in power. _ they thought it would keep them in ...

And those american people are right. professor. they had one hearsay whistleblower that ended uhad on the impeachment of donald j. trump over a phone call or a basically is asking presidents wolinsky to pledge that he would not be like his predecessors and be responsive be a responsible steward of the taxpayers dollars that he was going to hanhe taxpa d over. me, p you tell me,ro professor, at d you hear this? >> what do you hear? well, first, letsu hear about . the evidence that it producedjoi ...

But they chose not to act. you have already said, glenda, you _ but they chose not to act. you have already said, glenda, you think - but they chose not to act. you have already said, glenda, you think the | already said, glenda, you think the compensation scheme should be taken away from the home office but would you agree? the away from the home office but would ou atree? ., , . away from the home office but would ouatree? ., . ., away from the home office but would ou atree? ., , . ., ., you...

At the war crimes tribunal, and we begged the justice department to give us another picture so that we could show it on television, and he politely declined to sit for a new photograph. >> he is apparently going to maintain this speak softly and carry a big indictment approach to the case. i would expect that hes had the benefit of learning from his predecessors. >> like recent special counsel robert mueller. >> its finally here. robert mueller testifies today. >> robert mueller had that disastr...

So just how realistic is that? is it even possible? the short answer is no. to the best of our would be potential for clean energy production in the coming decades, but there is no way in which we will be able to have clean aviation 2050 with an aviation that grows to the speed we have seen over the last decade. thats just not possible. electrification, sustainable fuels, even hydrogen power, these are all technologies the industry insists will have a role to play in cleaning up aviation. for th...

Play in cleaning up aviation. for the moment, the emphasis is on replacing older planes with newer ones stop they are already much more fuel—efficient than their predecessors which means they also cheaper to run, and that alone is likely to keep the orders coming in, notjust at that show, but for years to come. taking a quick look at how wall street closed on friday. and opening up here in asia. the bank ofjapan and opening up here in asia. the bank of japan left its monetary policies unchange...