as the paint. it kind of intermingles with the underlying paint. so you see a little bit of mixing going on. no signs at all that its later additions. looking at the painting, we found a whole range of pigments that would have been perfectly acceptable for lissitsky s time it was an oil paint so, superficially, the object looked good for that first level check. now we should be able to get a result. and the results are in. that s interesting. immediately, with the uv light, what we found on the microscope were these fragments of fibres embedded in the surface. let me see if i can pull them up. ok, so if you look here.
superficially, at least, meadows makes a compelling case that arranging calls, attending meetings, even visiting federal facilities, you know, is part of the things that are within his job description. now, there are problems with his argument, including some emails that he wrote, and the fact that he wasn t a mere listener on the call to raffensperger. remember, he strongly objected and argued with the state officials about their claims of very few dead voters, having voted, and he was insisting, you know, the numbers were much higher, in the thousands, and so, he was not a passive participant in those calls, and that may hit willis over the hump on this. then, that s something we re looking for on monday, for sure.so, trump is now the first
where i m not sure i can get a fair wrap and the state is interference with my official duties as an officer of the united states, so it should move to federal court where i can get a fair shake. the requirement for that is that they were only acting in the scope of their authority. here, superficially, mark meadows makes a decent argument. all i did was attend meetings and arrange phone calls and show up for vote counts and do things the president asked me to do. if that were the end of it, maybe so. the indictment here doesn t accuse mark meadows of simple performing his duties as the chief of staff. it accuses him of abusing his authority. you have to take these allegations at face value. his argument is likely to fail. ryan, barbara, thanks to both of you. completely overwhelmed. why one firefighter group says
opposition in exile are still doing, their numbers are going way up. and state controlled television channels, people are watching those less and less. and even those opinion polls with all their flaws are showing declining support for the war and anxiety about the war. so yes, superficially, it looks like everybody is supporting the war, but you dig a little deeper and there s a lot of data that suggests he s losing popular support for this war. you know, it feels like he could probably go on for quite some time as long as oil prices stay high, as long as russia s oil industry stayed strong. that doesn t seem to be happening. less than frigid winter has kind of foiled the plan to freeze europe out. and it seems that russia s oil industry is actually feeling the effects of sanctions. could that weaken putin ultimately? you re right.
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