Lets. Lets have a good talk. Im talking about the cow. Whats a cow . Until yes, what are you, with whom do you live . With a cow or with me . It seems to be funny. Im funny. Hes badass. After all, i always knew that my life was going on like a trace. Perhaps, i blinked. Life is going on along the riverbed. And i was carried into a backwater into a swamp. Calls me a bourgeois individual. Everyone interferes with my cow garden, personal farms. So maybe this is the end . The builders, with their work, with their creation , are establishing bridges, which allows us to ensure peace and prosperity of our country. I was born in the shchuchinsky district, the village of zachepechi, grodno region, where i graduated from the ninth grade. Mom overlooked some of my abilities for construction and sent me to study at the grodno polytechnic college. You cant argue with mom. Mom always sees the right decision takes, so i believe that it was the right decision given the profession. Ive been since ninet
The journey, and each incorrect answer brings them closer to the journey to the construction site. My name is vasya chekhov , we are starting the show tower. Well, lets get acquainted with the participants of todays game, to my left the megapolis team natasha marina and mikhail hello guys. Hello why are you together . Why did you come to us . What unites you . Where you study, maybe you already know how and teach. Tell us about yourself, we are representatives of the youth union of the city of minsk yes , therefore, our friendly intellectual team. We came to participate today. Great, natasha, tell us, but outside of e. Here this whole main activity is some kind of hobby hobbies in the world, as a simple person. Yes, i like to read a lot, great. This may come in handy today, but its not exactly marina the question is good, i sing, i dance, well so its wonderful to embroider, of course , maybe today some of this will come in handy, especially crossstitching. Here. We do it very often and
good evening, everyone. welcome to cnn tonight. former vice president mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating donald trump to testify about his former boss. a special counsel seeking information from pence about his interactions with donald trump leading up to the election and what happened on january 6th. [ chanting ] nothing like that or like this has ever happened before. plus, the latest installment of the george santos soap on that raffle we have new info involving puppies, amish dog breeders and $15,000 worth of bad checks. and what liberals can learn from ron desantis. there s a piece in the new york time that warns liberals not to underestimate desantis. he may resemble trump but not in his intellect or resolve. right to the news. with me in studio, we have natasha, former assistant special watergate prosecutor nick ackerman and john berman. seamless, people. seamless. you walked all the way over here. across a bridge, everyone. gre
is accustomed to this being an open secret. to this being something that you don t really talk about in polite company. she looked in a way that sort of asked people to remark on it. and we re not used to being put in that position. john, do you have thoughts? look. i m on team natasha here. i ve co-authored a lot of shows with women before. one of the thing i would notice, i would get roughly zero comments ever about how i look. and i look bad a lot of the time. impossible! but my point is the people i was sitting next to, the things said about them were shocking. for some reason people feel entitled to pass judgment whenever they want. whether it is justified or not on how a woman looks. what she wears. what her hair is doing. that creates, i think, a perceived need by some people. by some women to do certain
subpoena, and lock in mike pence. they have to know what he was going to say, if they should go ahead and indict donald trump. one more question. can pence refuse a subpoena by the special counsel? . he can try to refuse. he can be held in contempt. he can be forced to testify. he can claim executive privilege. that ship has already passed. i think that pat cipollone was already in there before the grand jury. that issue of executive privilege has been litigated in the district of columbia. so i don t see that he has any room here other than to go in, tell the truth, and cooperate. natasha? your thoughts? i wonder about the lack of willingness to just cooperate. it seems as if mike pence wants to walk this tight rope between still being loyal to trump, still being seen as a hero in this moment. and you wonder why. what is it that he s still holding on to after all this