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so funny is victor or bon the clear winner? he's definitely increasing of the lead. both may consider constituencies, but also the national party. a list votes with about more than 2 foot of the votes, counted goose fall. in fact, just before a short while ago, prime is civic tube on gave his victory speech already to a crowd that was waving flags and that was cheering him on. he actually may clean that speech or to what the future in terms of what his perspective is on the future of hunger is going to look like. which according to him, is a more of the same that he, a sees, is a prosper future of hungary. so yes, it pretty much looks like that he sealed a bag already bought the final results are not in yet. however, looking at these are paul show results. everything indicates at this point he may even have a 2 thirds majority for a 4th consecutive term. well, funny victor or bon is known to have close ties with russia's president vladimir putin and, or been even pledged to keep hungry out of the war in ukraine. did this help him in this election and close darzy mile

but victor, let me tell you who i have been hearing from. i've been hearing from some of the 800 employees of the reedy creek district who are worried that their job is going to be abolished because of governor desantis's vendetta against any person who speaks out against his agenda. i've heard from the reedy creek firefighters who are part of that special district that was created for disney that keeps the tourists that come to florida safe on whether or not their jobs are on the line. and all of this, again, is a distraction from the fact that the governor is doing everything in his power to consolidate power by really eliminating black congressional districts, by drawing congressional maps in violation of the state constitution that says that you can not draw a map with partisan intent, and that is kind of the strategy that they have been implemented and that is why house democrats had enough today, and they pushed back hard. >> we certainly heard the shouting there from the floor, and we know, as leyla santiago mentioned, that there will

victor: bad actors will pick up this technology. for a lot of the bad use cases -- if i impersonate you and and email, then that is bad and i should be sent to prison for that. francine: i don't know if you do get sent to prison. what do you do with the data? tom recorded himself. i think it was a green screen. you now have this data and this image and the beautiful voice of tom mackenzie. do you delete it? victor: we store it safely. we have created about for -- we create about 50 of these every week. this is like any other service you use online. we are building all of these safeguards so no one else can use them. it is a private image you have. you are always in control of your data. francine: this was pretty convincing. is there a secret? is there a trick when i look at that video that tells me it is fake? victor: it is a matter of time. the best in class technologies are with private companies. you should always be vigilant. one of the most important things about this new era that will be driven by ai is a you have to be vigila

and ukraine has this position hurt or helped victor or bon according to pause. he definitely didn't hurt him, at least if you believe those falls and the people of course, a skeptical to any portion hungry because some are a finest by the government institutions. some are financed by a, by organizations that are close to the opposition. regardless. however, what we can as say, for sure is that promise to victor alba and try to actually feed different narratives. the narrative of those who support him and actually support his economic partnership and close friendship with vladimir putin. but you also try to key to, to deal with even the undecided voters here who actually would like to have a strong the stance from prime minister victor alba to name to, to, in as an aggressor of this entire more in ukraine. he never said that, but at least he sat and this is where it may be undecided. voters can also be swayed around. he said that he condemns what you call the military action in ukraine. that you later, a cool dad as a war. we do not really know how his narrative

and it really was just one person you could trust that was victor. you, shank gold. gold was running for president. the briefing i got was, if he doesn't win, ukraine has no chance to speak to barbara. victor use jenco for february 23rd 1954. he has a degree in economics from 976. he was involved in the banking sector, working his way up from a clerk to chairman of the national bank of ukraine. however, in this post he did not decide anything himself. in 1999, he became prime minister of the government of ukraine. in 1993 by a twist of fate on a plane from the united states, he sat next to a united states citizen, catherine clare juma jenko. they were soon married. catherine clara, too much ranko. she was born in 1961 in the united states or from the age of 14. she was a member of the ultra nationalist union of ukrainian youth. she worked as director of the ukraine in national information service of the washington bureau of the ukrainian committee of the american congress. and also as an assistant to the under secretary of state for human rights and

victor. >> barbara starr at the pentagon. thank you. let's discuss with susan glasser and cia operates operation mark poly, author of clarity in crisis, leadership lessons from the cia. and mark, the appointment of this new general as a commander over the war in ukraine, pair that with the u.k. intelligence that they believe that russia might use phosphorous on the battlefield. what is your expectation the next several weeks of the war will look like. >> well he is someone that we do know well as barbara starr mentioned. someone who was responsible for some incredible carnage in syria. remember, the syrian air force killed over 4,000 syrian civilians. they bombed hospitals and railways. so on top of what seems to me to be an authorized disclosure of intelligence when the u.k. is putting out the possibility of the russians using white for forrous, i think there is grim days ahead and what is important is that we document all of the war crimes and atrocities. last week the intelligence community was reportedly setting up task force to fol

good coverage on victor bolden. >> curt: third and ten. do you try to get yards or do you go for the touchdown? >> joel: i would go for a first down. that is in the flat. marble, the running back. what did you say you would do? >> joel: i would get the first down. >> curt: that is what they did. >> joel: and a great block on the outside. >> curt: victor bolden. >> joel: he threw a terrific block, right there. got marble out to the outside. another great block by williams, 17. sets up a first and goal for the stallions inside of 35 seconds. >> curt: a gain of 13. ball at the 7 yard line. 33 seconds left. they hand it to marble up the middle. good tackle to save a touchdown. birmingham, forced to call a time-out. >> rodeo 28 now. rodeo 28 now. >> curt: what a start for the usfl. 24-21, birmingham. tenth play of the drive. going for the win. smith rolling right. dives and scores. >> curt: the hometown stallions take the lead with 23 seconds left. >> joel: it is a great read by j'mar smith on the outside. >> curt: first lead of the game for bi

her hope exchanges for victor. so victor can return to his family and we can return to our family safely. now, as he awaited decision regarding the status of the but his present as we take a deeper look at the u. k. military involvement in ukraine. it's since it's weapons, it's aids, it's prime minister in person just last week. and now the times has revealed. it's very own troops when it comes to the war. the u. k. is clearly offering ukraine far more than just emotional support. so british special forces have their boots family on the ground in ukraine, despite none other than boris johnson himself. previously warning, most remembers of the so called lads all me, that they could be breaking british law by going over to join the wall. i can understand why people feel as they do, but we have laws in our country about international conflicts and how they must be conducted. but it seems the words of the p. m. once enough to tear those brits determined to fight as russia has detained. 2 british citizens, they were cap

the selection was promised to vote. victor alba deems not only fair, but also free. i let's really see what that final verdict is here in hungary money . the war in ukraine cast a shadow over the election, of course, or talk to us about what role it played in the campaign. the war a neighboring ukraine cannot be ignored. it could not be ignored, neither by the government, nobody opposition allies. it the alta actually to political context in which the selection to place and the way the government handle this issue is trying to cater both to those voters who read out more or less conditioned actually to like the fact that hungary is really much very much alive. economically with russia, but also promised to victor alba was trying to cater to those voters, especially the undecided voters, given this message of bees that hungary is going to stay out of the school. so yes, the one ukraine definitely played a role whether that actually was the decision making factor here for primaries to victor alba land the super majority vector, victor in parliament, day behind me is up

the shortest, legit, victor med that she is not just a citizen of ukraine. he is a peoples deputy of ukraine. what is happening to victor is human disgrace. ah. you're watching international. my name's english. done of a very warm welcome to the program. now, straight off with the events in ukraine and brush an air defense systems have reportedly been in action in the border city of belgrade. locals have reported to explosions that could be heard in the city center. witnesses of also posted video footage, which you're seeing right now of what looks like the air defenses working russian forces also had a ukrainian helicopter in the turning of region and russia, according to officials, the aircraft was one that yesterday had attacked a village in the border region of brands in response to ukraine's actions on russian soil. a military facility in the outskirts of ki, of, has been targeted. the machine building plant was said to produce and prepare long and medium range, anti aircraft missiles, systems, as well as anti ship marseilles. the russian defense minist

wish to deliver a motive, push it to the in a candid it was quickly found former prime minister victor use jenko. he was a 100 percent pro western politician. he had an american wife and was loosely affiliated with the u. s. department of state. i was asked to give speeches in ukraine and when i went there i got a long briefing by john mccain of the state department. and colin powell about we had to trust who you couldn't trust and it really was just one person you could trust that was victor. you, shank, go who was running for president. the briefing i got was, if he doesn't win, ukraine has no chance to speak to barbara. victor use jenco foreign february 23rd 1954. he has a degree in economics from 1976. he was involved in the banking sector, working his way up from a clerk to chairman of the national bank of ukraine. however, in this post he did not decide anything himself. in 1999, he became prime minister of the government of ukraine. in 1993 by a twist of fate. on a plane from the united states, he sat next to a united states citizen, catherine clair too much ankle. they were soo

now, who is victor? madrid shook. he is a ukrainian politician and one of the leaders of the opposition from 2018 until his arrest. he was the chairman of the pro russian policy in care of. he had played a key role in negotiations between ukraine, russia and the people's republic of bennett's gun. look, ganske his wife also complained of how all opposition media channels have been completely shut down in ukraine. the 6 channels were closed before i left to ukraine. as far as i know, all tv channels are now closed except for one. this is the only platform. this is a country with one channel that lensky controls. there can be no more alternative opinion, what freedom of speech. this is no longer journalism. pulled out over to a story that we announced earlier in the program. canada has spent around $700000000.00 training the ukranian military, including its stop fighting force, the very infamous nationalist as of the battalion. that despite earlier pledges by candidates defense minister, that also would not help the reg

but as i say they came together to alice promised to victor alba. but at that simple goal, that one goal that dominates here is going to be enough to convince voters to actually cast they bought a ballot for that alliance. is something that we will see as this election is on the way. and the results are coming in. possibly later tonight, around 10 p. m here in hungary. and that was d. w correspondent, funny for char, reporting from hungry. and now for some of the other headlines around the world, flash floods in land slides have killed at least 8 people, including 6 children across the brazilian state of rio de janeiro. 13 people are reported to be missing. it's the latest in a series of deadly storms to hit the region in the past few months. pakistan's prime minister in rand can is staying in office after plans to vote him out or blocked. a no confidence motion to remove can was scrapped after the speaker pakistan's parliament ruled it was unconstitutional. can maintain that the mayor, united states is trying to oust him because of his foreign poli

also coming up hon gary and head to the poles in parliamentary elections, prime minister victor or bonus fighting a coalition of 6 opposition parties with one goal, ousting him after over a decade in office. ah. hello monica jones. good to have you with us. ukraine says russian troops have either withdrawn or been repelled from the entire region around ki, if the defense ministry says its forces, have re take more than 30 towns and villages for weeks. battles north of the capital region kept russian forces from advancing. but now, some of the true cost of that resistance is becoming clear as ukrainian soldiers and members of the red cross enter these locations, and a warning here to our viewers. this next report contains images said some may find disturbing. as russian troops withdraw from northern districts of cave, ukrainian forces are arriving to find death and destruction in their wake. the town of who hers the scene of what some hero describing as the massacre. dozens of bodies lie on the road. resident save the retreating russian shot any one they found for a hor, dooley. they mean

united in their desire to oust prime is to victor alba. so if you cast your belo today, you don't only have the choice between the govern party fetus that's been governing this country for the past couple of years and several small opposition parties, but one big alliance of various opposition pods, from left to right, that are actually normally quite divided along i'd allergic alliance, but as i say, they came together to alice promised civic to all. but then at that simple goal, that one goal that dominates here is going to be enough to convince voters to actually cast a book. a ballot for that alliance is something that we will see as this election is under way. and the results are coming in possibly later tonight, around 10 pm here in hungary. so a disparate coalition coming together, united in one goal, seeing the back of victor or been, that must be hard for them to campaign what, what are their chances campaigning was actually ongoing even until yesterday, by the i had of this alliance of disposition alliance beat out at mod, key as

which when you're also on the day hunger is victor, all band secures his 4th election victory and celebrates with a warning to the european union of rocky times ahead. alcorto juice am at all. we have won a victory so big that you can see it from the moon. and you can certainly see it from brussels. ah, welcome to the day laudermill zalinski has accused russia of genocide after the discovery of hundreds of dead civilians in the town of butcher. the v capital keefe . ukrainian president had travelled at the time to see at 1st hand the devastation left behind, and russian troops withdrew. it, condemned the massacre describing it as a war crime. moscow claims the scenes were staged. images of mass graves and of dead civilians showing signs of torture of sparked widespread international condemnation. several a you countries and are pushing for tougher sanctions against russia. our next report contains some disturbing images as ukrainian forces recapture territory to the north of cave. reports of what russian troops left behind continued to emerge. civilians with their hands tied apparently shot

i want to emphasize once again that victor met, van shook is not just a citizen of ukraine. he is a people's deputy of ukraine. he legally continues to fulfill his duties and he represents the people to day. so it's not only him, but these 2000000 people were beaten. and today they are also kept behind bars. i emphasize once again, i oppose torture violence against all political prisoners. what is happening to victor as human disgrace? i beg you to carefully look at these photographs. there are no signs of damage in any of the photos yet. the next one shows large bruises and bruises that they tried to cover with hair, which means that these pictures were taken at the beginning and during the interrogation. there is no doubt that he was beaten in the 1st hours after his arrest. now on your screen's the photos of victrum advert shoak posted by the ukraine by the ukranian, excuse me, president. on day of his arrest president lensky said he'd been detained in a special operation. you can see he is handcuffed in the photo with signs of beating. clearly visible on his face, it's s

victor? >> i haven't had a cold for as long as i wore a mask. as annoying as the mask was, it certainly did help. let me ask you about families that are now having to make travel changes or canceling plans because of this, and you spoke with one. >> reporter: that's right. one family that lives north of new york city and they have a daughter, a 4-year-old, haven, who cannot be vaccinated because she's too young and the family was supposed to travel this summer. they were going to go to los angeles. they were maybe going to go to europe. they decided not to take those plans because they didn't want their child who is completely unprotected to be on a plane with a bunch of people who aren't masked. that's their decision. not every family is making that decision. we spoke to dr. william shatner for the u.s. centers for disease control and he said, look, on the one hand if your child is out and about in day care every day or preschool, they're getting plenty of germs there. maybe the plane isn't

>>> hello, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> and i'm alisyn camerota. new this afternoon, ukrainian defense officials believe russia has completed the regrouping of its troops to launch that anticipated eastern offensive. according to a u.s. defense official, russia has added 11 battalion tactical groups to their forces in the east and south of ukraine since last week. the u.s. believes that russia is learning from their failures in the north of ukraine. and applying those lessons in the east and the south. then to the north and west there is new video of one of several russian missiles hitting lviv. the strikes -- >> the strikes caused the first war time death inside lviv since the invasion started 54 days ago. it injured several people including a child. in the south ukraine is still trying to hold on to the port city of mariupol. amid intense shelling. ukraine rejected a russian deadline to surrender. president zelenskyy told jake tapper in an interview that ukraine will not give up any territory to end the war with russia. >> translator: ukraine and

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. systemic violations of human rights against russia. the objection is the first of its kind in more than a decade. it's in response to the russian military's wanton mass killing in bucha, ukraine. as the world further isolates russia vladimir putin's military continues to wage war especially in the east fighting on the ground is escalating in the battle for the donetsk and luhansk regions. america's top general, mark milley, said today ukrainians are in for a, quote, long slog ahead. adding all of ukraine remains a combat zone. the scale of russia's operation will remind people of world war ii. >> the battle for donbas will remind you of second world war with large populations, maneuvers, involvement of thousands of tanks, armored vehicles, artillery. this will not be local in regards to russia's preparation. >> new images show the devastation the russians left behind in a suburb of kyiv and like bucha bodies are scattered on the streets. dead civilians show signs of torture and the ac

you're on with author victor david hanson. >> thank you all very much. big fan, doctor hansen and i'd like to ask you about the current state of so-called mainstream media, corporate media. specifically as an example of what he should wisconsin there was pretty obviously a domestic terrorist attack on the holiday parade here and the alleged murder of one look at his social media history and it's obvious. >> i apologize, we're getting a little far afield here. could you successfully ask your question? >> yes, i'm wondering since the corporate media, mainstream media so-called is the vast majority of it is so obviously one-sided now and a leftist action do you think that will have any effect on the history of thefuture so to speak . >> user, i think we got your point . mister david hanson k. >> i think everybody wants both views, so i tried to look at this empirically so if you go onto the internet i think you can find a wide diversity of opinion with one exception. and that is if you post something that's controversially conservative versus controversiall

bombardment of the city and hungary. nationalist prime minister wins reelection with a landslide victory. victor all hast explored a 4th term and office france president had condemned or bond failing to distance himself from russia. this ah, uncle, furnish walker. as the fog of war lifts an image of horror and mergers, russian forces are accused of committing mass atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital cave footage of scores of dead civilians and the streets of the city of boucher have sparked world wide outreach several in your countries are pushing for tougher sanctions against russia, with some leaders calling the killings. war crimes. i want to warn you. this next report contains highly disturbing images. as ukrainian forces we capture territory to the north of keith. the horrors of what happened is britian. troops occupied aries around the capitol. continue to emerge. all civilians with their hands tied shots, a close range. dozens of the bodies have been found in mass graves. vulture massacre is the most outrageous. a sorry earth atrocity or the 21st century. an

victor? all one has secured a 4th term with an overwhelming majority. ukraine's president had condemned all bon for failing to distance himself from russia despite the one. i don't recall foolish, it's good to have you with us. as the fog of war lifts, an image of horror emerges, russian forces seemed to have committed mass atrocities before they retreated from areas near the ukrainian capital. keep footage of scores of dead civilians and the streets have sparked world wide outreach. several you countries are pushing for tougher sanctions against russia in light of what appeared to be war. crimes rushes, prosecutor general, says the bodies of more than $400.00 civilians have been retrieved from areas around the capital, including the town of boucher, which had been occupied by russian forces. some corpses were reportedly found in mass graves, ukraine's president volunteers. lensky has accused russia as committing genocide. moscow denies the allegations claiming images of dead civilians were s

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it's well, victor, i thank you for your insight tonight . no one else reported on this build back better world initiative or our opening story. i thank you for putting in context. have a wonderful easter. democrats expressingex worry over the mental capacity off one of their own plus, young c people are increasingly anxious. a famous comedian thinksnk he knows why. fridays follieskn is next with a very special guest. >> stay there. you will see the glory of god. never everything. i'm your host kathie lee gifford in this new series you're fascinating people who share their faith journey. joining you now, the pastor that you all know and love, our friend joel. who knows what god's going to take. the man who had great bravery and they also suffered extraordinary long trying to find good people in this world. i'm just here to try to help your gun tony fauci to please you jesus of nazareth, the greatest story ever told by the shows that keep you believing only on fox they get 15% on animal planet and when you sign up for our silver two year plan,

explosions as thick black smoke fills the sky, and a bolt challenge to hungry hotline prime minister victor on arrival opposition parties unite in an attempt to force out the veteran leader is the tightest election race in more than a decade. ah, welcome monica jones. good to have you with us. western leaders have condemned to parent atrocities committed by russian forces in ukraine. the ukrainian government says its troops have regained control of the entire area, round the capital, keith, but ukrainian soldiers moving back into towns and villages previously occupied by russia. i've uncovered evidence of hundreds of civilian deaths with many victims, having been brutalized, your secretary of state antony blink, and described images of dead civilians as quote, a punch in the got a warning to our view as this next report contains images that some may find disturbing the debris of war, a graveyard of tanks, stanzas, evidence of russia's southern retreat and ukraine's determination to defend the area around keith. but the letter of russian hardware isn't the only sign of conflict, buildings of

following his deployment in china bill moving on to hungering, our nationalist prime minister victor albany, has won a large majority in sundays parliamentary election. that means he will serve a 4th term in office. all i'm told a rally of his feet as the party loyalists that he had scored a victory so big it could be seen from the moon. feet as it is on course, to win more than 2 thirds of the seeds seats in parliament. women successfully saw off a challenge from a coalition, if opposition, parties who united against him. he is faced accusations of eroding democracy in hungary during his 12 years as prime minister and his class with the european union over rule of law standards. after initially condemning russia's attack on ukraine or run, has kept hungry, neutral in its stance over the war. d. w is funny, for sure, is in the hungarian capital budapest and told us more she's a very close friend of vladimir putin promised civic to oberon has also very strong economic ties with rochelle. probably one of the reasons also that he really put they are very my torn when the war broke out,

victor, thank you. interesting to get your thoughts on this. it is a really interesting story for all of us to watch unfold here who care about the public square and people not being shut down if they don't like what you're saying. thank you. victor davis hanson. jen psaki is at the podium taking questions. she's responded to this and now they're talking title 42. let's watch. >> this is not an immigration policy. we need to have a conversation about immigration reform. that's vital. maybe this is a reminder of that. >> you said the president introduced a bill in his first week in office. there's not much more than that. is this han opportunity for the administration to move something forward to or -- >> we welcome that opportunity. i'd remind you that we were supportive of efforts to include some components of immigration reform in the reconciliation packages and we've been looking for avenuing to move it forward in supportive of efforts by democratic senators to do that. >> is there a specific act of congress related to title 42? this is not

a coalition of opposition parties wants to unseat incumbent, victor orbit. but his close ties to russia could tip the balance. and what experts predict b type rate and has will smith boosted or bombed his career? talk back to resigns after the film academy after slapping chris rock at the oscars questions over the future of his career. take center stage in holly. ah, nick spicer, welcome to the program. ukraine's deputy prime minister says 7 humanitarian corridors are being planned for besieged cities today. and the red cross is making a fresh push to remove residents from the ruins of mario paul. for weeks, the port city has been under siege by russian forces estimate say more than 150000 . people are trapped in desperate circumstances and exposed to constant, showing ukrainian president below to mere zalinski said on friday. some people did manage to escape against the odds ah, arriving to relative safety. after weeks of shelling over 3000 were able to escape murray or pull on friday. but it's a journey full of risks. one woman recounts her fears as she cr

joining me now victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. tom bevan. real clear politics. i've been saying for a number of years because i remember reagan i believe ended his 1980 campaign or close to and did it in new york. i think it was in the bronx. is it far-fetched to think that the g.o.p., given the state of things, could truly pursue a 50 state strategy? >> well, i mean, i think some of the state might still be a little bit out of reach. look at places like hawaii and vermont where biden still has majority support in his approval rating. but your point, laura, i am in illinois. there's a governors race here and it's one that nobody's even really talking about. if biden's approval rating is as low as it is and there is anger brewing out there among the electorate, you may see some races like that where democrats and states -- you think the state might go down and you might see in the senate races we are talking about georgia and arizona. not really talking about colorado where michael bennet is up for reelection or even patty murray in washingto

race with gary and said to polls on sunday, as we just heard united opposition, we hopes to unseat victor, or been close to russia. could decide the kelley blue . ah, sorry about that. i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. ukraine's deputy prime minister says 7 humanitarian corridors are planned for the besieged cities of ukraine to day. and the red cross is making a fresh push to remove residence from the ruins of mary opal. for weeks, the port city has been under siege by russian forces estimate say more than a 150000. people are trapped in desperate circumstances and exposed to constant showing ukrainian president vladimir zalinski said on friday. some people did manage to escape against the art arriving to relative safety. after weeks of shelling over 3000 were able to escape murray or pull on friday. but it's a journey full of risks. one woman recounts her fears as she crossed the russian checkpoint, that he did as the big but it was very difficult. she said, you can't. i was afraid they would take my son away here. they made him to his phone on the ground and trample on it becaus

the country, also coming up hungarians, head of the poles and parliamentary elections. prime minister victor or man is finding a coalition of 6 opposition parties with one goal. i was thinking after over a decade in office ah, next by sir, welcome to the program. and we start 1st with this breaking news reports are coming in of missiles strikes on ukraine's southern port city of odessa. city council said in an online post, the city was attacked by miss isles, and there are reports of fires breaking out in some areas. footage shows large clouds of dark smoke rising over the city council said the missiles targeted one of the city's critical infrastructure facilities. on friday, ukraine's military said that his anti air defenses had blocked an attempted russian missile strike on board. and for more in this, i'm joined out from odessa by philip solo davina jenko of the ukrainian red cross in the odessa region. philip, what can you tell us morning? so i cannot say actually good morning because this morning was a bit scared because it broke smitley at 5 am starting this year. okay. and can you tel

because promise to victor alba was governing hungary already between 1998 in 2002. so pretty much de resolved if fetus is going to call this a night soon as a result, were they expected? in fact, people outside, already in a celebration, mood waving hungarian flags and are expecting premier civic to all on to take to stage. just like he did 4 years ago to announce his victoria bought the final results and not in yet these are partial results. but because more than half of the national votes have been already counted for, that means that there's a very strong indication that his lead is just or only going to be increased asthma votes are coming in while even before the polls closed orphans opponents called that possible voter fraud, was there evidence of this whether there was evidence, this is what lawyers will have to decide. and those observe as both international observers by or see, but also the, all the thousands of volunteers, both from the opposition parties, but also a few. this government, they also had their observers. so that report we will not have the f

but all of the bottom line forecasts the prime is to victor o bonds. fetus bond is going to win for a 4 consecutive term. we will have to see if that's the case. and just to final question, if i may about the inevitable, you know, she a political situation, the war next door, victor or burn is seen as a soulmate of russian president vladimir putin and has been proud of that friendship miss campaign. however, saying he can keep his nation out of the ukraine war has that relationship a personal relationship, hurt him or helped him or had no effect? defense really, which voter you ask if you got the if you look at the pools, it definitely didn't hurt him according to pause. in fact, those people who really i like like are or bond for the very fact that he has such a close economic partnership with a put in. they expect him not to say anything personally, against russia or pooty, and, and describe in as a, as an aggressor. why the opposition and people who are undecided would like him to have a much stronger stance against someone who we just threw it in a report before. it's a basically

those who do not want to vote for a promise to victor alba. why? he's not taking a much stronger stance. so yes, a lot will come down to the political narrative right now. what's happening in the neighboring country in ukraine? thank you. funny, it'll certainly be interesting to see how d images play out in the minds of the hungarian voters today. thanks for that. update from budapest, serbians are going to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections taking place under the shadow of the invasion of ukraine. president alexander, which is on term to win a 2nd term and largely pro russian country. but his balancing act with the european union may become increasingly complicated after the vote. dw correspondent jack parrot is in belgrade and sentenced this report. 5 years the president alexander v church is expecting to retain his office during the elections. hearing serbia, under his leadership, serbia has remained the only european country to resist imposing sanctions on russia over the invasion of ukraine. the pro russian stars is shared

victor or bun faces a united opposition for the first time -- victor or von -- victor orban is facing a united opposition for the first time. we begin in the northeastern city of kharkiv where ukrainian forces continue to hold off russian troops. the city has been getting began ve weeks ago, and many residents have fled. our reporters met some of those who have remained in the city despite the danger. >> war has reduced the streets to a wasteland. the neighborhood the northern edge of kharkiv whose housing estates have been blasted by shelling. all but a handful of residents have fled. ludmila is 75 years old and only one of five left on her block. she is relieved to find some company. on march 23, her building was hit. >> [speaking foreign language] >> this family has fled the bombing to sleep elsewhere, but they still bring food. >> [speaking foreign language] >> every day and night here is punctuated now by the sound of explosions as artillery pounds the outskirts of ukraine's second-largest city. at least 300 people have been killed here. for the past five weeks at every alert, lu

. >> host: well, it was in 2004 that victor davis hanson was first on this program. since that time he's written an additional seven books, so we invited him back to speak about those. his most recent book is called "the dying citizen," and, dr. hanson, in this book you write that, quote, history is not static. civilizations experience descents, detours and regressions and abrupt implosion. can you give us a sense of how you view our current situation? historically? >> guest: well, yeah. a lot of barometers or maybe indices of what makes a civilization successful i'm very worried about because they're all predicated -- i guess i would clarify that by saying constitutional governments, sizable middle class. it has to be larger in aggregate than the wealthy and the poor combined. and we're starting to see, we've seen for 12 years until 2017 a steady erosion in the income, 1.7 trillion in student department largely accrued by the middle class, the age of home ownership falling, the age of marriage, age when people get married lengthening, first child born, the demograph

that is the case, victor. some city transit systems, at least five across the country, still will have their mask mandates in place. for example, here in chicago, if you want to get on a public bus, you have to wear the mask. same story in new york, san francisco, portland, and seattle. now, here at chicago o'hare's international airport, the message is spreading. if you look behind me, you'll notice there's a line of folks waiting to drop their luggage. a handful of them are wearing masks. others are not. we spoke with a gentleman and his wife earlier today who were relieved to hear the news. they were married over the weekend, and to celebrate their honeymoon, they wanted everyone to know they were just married, so they purchased a mask with that message, "just married" and now they said it was an unexpected gift to be able to ditch those masks. but people still have mixed emotions. listen in. >> part of me is excited to see, you know, new normal unfold but also it's still a little bit unnerving coming out o

you are on with victor davis hanson. >> caller: thank you very much. i'm a conservative by nature, social moderate, survivor of childhood trauma and a product of overcrowded and underserved education. fifty-eight and still working on educating myself. if you have an understanding of mortgage-backed assets being traded on wall street and the effect on home prices across america. thank you very much, god bless you. i don't know you but i love you. >> host: anything to comment? >> guest: whether we talk about the mortgage-backed assets or unsustainable scenario where we have an annual inflation rate of 6% and may be people are suggesting that at the end of the year could be seven or even eight and get the interest rates for mortgage loans are one or 2% what we are doing is encouraging people to buy houses that are overpriced and the supply versus the demand out of the synchronization. it is for the prices that are not affordable but because of the interest rate, they are buying into it, which is okay because some of them are 30 year loans with 2.8% but wh

>> yeah, that's right, victor. let's first show one of those text messages to show what he's responding to. this is one of the text messages from our report. he says to mark meadows november 12th from an intel friend, dni to immediately seize and begin looking for international comms related to dominion. was china malware involved? what's interesting about this is this is scott perry leaning into a conspiracy theory of which there was not any hard evidence remitted to. yesterday i tried to find scott perry, i ran into him. i asked him whether or not he could provide any evidence as to why he thought this was necessary to bring to the chief of staff and also get involved with the director of national intelligence. he ignored me. to date he spoke to reporters and his argument was that he was just looking into things, and that was the responsibility of a member of congress and that if he thought there were problems with the election, he thought that was something that needed to be investigated. so that's his response