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the professor is offering his thoughts about the hearing over upa's, the first and have a century. he also posts at medium.com if you want to read those online as well, or you can call into -- call in and ask. you are the head of the gaal leo initiative. -- galileo initiative. guest: a year ago, when the director of national intelligence deliver the report to congress, a few billionaires came to my home and offered me $2 million, and to me, it was very unusual because i served for nine years at harvard. i was the longest-serving chair. i am familiar with fundraising, and it takes a lot of time and you very often don't get anything. we were not doing just any fundraising. people said here is the money. go with no strings attached. i decided to establish a project after processing nasa as to whether they might be interested. i didn't get a reply. so, i established in july of 2021, and by now, we had 100 scientists, and as we speak, the first system is being assembled on the roof of the harvard observatory. once it starts operating, with a dissection within the company, we would be ab

the professor is offering his thoughts about the hearing over upa's, the first and have a century. he also posts at medium.com if you want to read those online as well, or you can call into -- call in and ask. you are the head of the gaal leo initiative. -- galileo initiative. guest: a year ago, when the director of national intelligence deliver the report to congress, a few billionaires came to my home and offered me $2 million, and to me, it was very unusual because i served for nine years at harvard. i was the longest-serving chair. i am familiar with fundraising, and it takes a lot of time and you very often don't get anything. we were not doing just any fundraising. people said here is the money. go with no strings attached. i decided to establish a project after processing nasa as to whether they might be interested. i didn't get a reply. so, i established in july of 2021, and by now, we had 100 scientists, and as we speak, the first system is being assembled on the roof of the harvard observatory. once it starts operating, with a dissection within the company, we would be ab

and in the city of modern upa, recently retaken by russian led forces victory, days being celebrated as well. i shook 300 meter long, st george ribbon was unfurled in the city and the eternal flame was solemnly. let's people have been carrying portraits of their relatives on ling flowers, the monument to the fallen there as well, many local saying they are happy to be able to openly celebrate victory day. for the 1st time, any years as more useful had been under the control of ukraine's military since 2014 ortiz remind cost ref is there for us. the 9th of may, the victory day is being celebrated officially here in the city of variable for the 1st time in the last 8 years. there are several events planned for the day. first of all, of course, is the lighting of the eternal flame. once again, the 1st time in the last 8 years later on there's going to be a rally where a locals will walk from the terminal, flamed to the monuments of the people who fell in the fight against fascism in the 2nd world war her here in that maria bowl. i spoke to some of the people and asked them what this dat

you booked upa for children. have a special place in my life. mia? i'm a father of for use of guinea. if i'd seen a dead child, i probably would have fallen apart anchor or 2 mortal. yup. at earlier the deputy director was left the 1st opportunity we left a we loaded the van, the children pregnant women and mothers with children. look, my passengers are hello melissa origin stars. it was awful. my beijing, we passed mines in tanks. bloom, how many there were lots of mannequins o b, i mean dead people. we told them they were mannequins, that really they were bodies. right? yes. oh, uh huh. another vans joined us. sure. we'll call it the last one was there are more and more of us here with global engine. oh, not on my 1st trip. i was the only one focus there. what the 3rd time i queued at the check point for 40 minutes solemn law, a real traffic jam in a g. so many people wanted to help get people out. i legitimate what? who did the only thing clinton's achieved is to show the whole world who ukrainians are and what ukraine is. people have come togethe

the black sea and also people are now more worried certainly with the changes on the ground in marie upa. there is a believe that now that russia is more or less in control of more, you pull it, has this land for a door from russia old way to dick for. i mean, it allows people, it allows a russia to reinforce, is present in the have southern region and may be pushed towards here. because if you recall, in the 1st stages of this war, the russians had actually arrived very close to this town of 400000 people is on the black sea. it's, it's known for its shipyards at the soviet time, and they wanted to push and russia stated and wanted to take all this land all the way to the blackboard. see the c port of odessa and maybe also link all the way to moldova. so there is a certain worry that at some point they could be a push even though we been yesterday to the outskirts to the 1000 villages around nikolai of do ukrainians have managed to push the russians back. now the issue is, is the order wash is good to have a counter offensive now that the situation in my, you both seems to be more or le

the site in mario upa had been under seed for almost 3 months. of the last stronghold of the ultra nationalist, i was off battalion until the last of the trip surrendered on friday. our own footage here shows explosives left all around the facility. the demining of the printer will take around 2 weeks. ortiz e course on following the surrender and sent off was among the 1st to enter the plug. this exclusive report from a found mine is left by the ukranian forces. in fact, what we're doing, we're moving towards one of the tunnels, one of the entrances into a channel that they used to well move around to move around supplies and well to move around safely because this whole area was shelled very heavily this the tunnel . so as we move it or you can see, you can just check out this, we can pick more than just one person. whole truck could potentially well fit in here. so they weren't squeeze stuff like a foxhole or anything. this is major. so what is actually shocking here is not the place even itself, but the sheer scale of it. we've been walking f

people took to the streets of ukraine's lodge cities, that being protests in ca, calls a desa, buddy. upa and zappa irosia mass protest broke out in the crimean autonomous republic and overwhelming majority of crime me and citizens voted as a referendum to break away from ukraine. i did march 2014 crimea, rejoined russia. oh chester screaming you studying your one can see how much was miss quarter across, which is all there isn't dear good year or is it there with us from to prophecies? kim is raina and belittled. overlay corman vasa, or chess of credit curves, a bunch of new petrosky or dish. who's deborah was dental his port orange, california, almost nationalist, trying to surprise pro russian public sentiment with extreme violence on may. the 2nd far right is organized a march named for united ukraine. the march ends in a bloodbath.

“p upa up a lot. what amendment comes up a lot. what we do have one, it certainly does protect some rights of individuals to hold guns, even the supreme court decision interpreting the second amendment talk about the limits on that right with all rights and responsibility. ithink on that right with all rights and responsibility. i think for many folks, they don't really understand that balance. but you have this right, that doesn't mean there can't be laws that restrict it in favour of public safety. i think sometimes, you get this sort of impediment of the second amendment that events us from having an intelligent conversation. i testified in front of the senate last march, i sat right across from ted cruz in the many. i was waiting for him to ask me questions about solutions to this incredibly important national crisis. he didn't ask me a single question. i sat there for three hours and he didn't asked me one thing. and it really shocked me that these leaders of our country should be trying to solve this problem, but when they ge

the professor is offering his thoughts about the hearing over upa's, the first and have a century. he also posts at medium.com if you want to read those online as well, or you can call into -- call in and ask. you are the head of the gaal leo initiative. -- galileo initiative. guest: a year ago, when the director of national intelligence deliver the report to congress, a few billionaires came to my home and offered me $2 million, and to me, it was very unusual because i served for nine years at harvard. i was the longest-serving chair. i am familiar with fundraising, and it takes a lot of time and you very often don't get anything. we were not doing just any fundraising. people said here is the money. go with no strings attached. i decided to establish a project after processing nasa as to whether they might be interested. i didn't get a reply. so, i established in july of 2021, and by now, we had 100 scientists, and as we speak, the first system is being assembled on the roof of the harvard observatory. once it starts operating, with a dissection within the company, we would be ab