i cannot do this waiting thing. it s a mini series. there s only eight episodes from the mini series. we ve put two of them out already. ultra, that is a term used in other countries more readily than it is used here. often to mean ultranationalists, people that are heart ultra hard lined in some way. we don t really use it in politics here. although people have started to in the trump universe, there is an ultra maga idea. i think that i am speaking to that a little bit. it is basically the idea of politics not just being extreme, not just radical, but being something that is a compounding elements of violent willingness and willingness to use violence. it is a concept that is more familiar in other countries in terms of their political science. it is also sometimes used to talk about soccer hooligans, and radical proto-fascist hooligan movements in other
from the mini series. we ve put two of them out already. ultra, that is a term used in other countries more readily than it is used here. often to mean ultranationalists, people that are heart ultra hard lined in some way. we don t really use it in politics here. although people have started to in the trump universe, there is an ultra maga idea. i think that i am speaking to that a little bit. it is basically the idea of politics not just being extreme, not just radical, but being something that is a compounding elements of violent willingness and willingness to use violence. it is a concept that is more familiar in other countries in terms of their political science. it is also sometimes used to talk about soccer hooligans, and radical proto-fascist hooligan movements in other countries. i don t think that is too far off from what i m talking about here. it s a bit of an
they ve solved the murder, blaming on this ukrainian woman, who they say was part of the security service. she came in with her child to russia a month ago from ukraine and then kill her, and free to estonia. the estonians say they re hearing about this for the first time from russia. ukraine says it makes no sense at all, and what we re seeing here play out is an internal power struggle amongst russia s intelligence agencies. but the fear in ukraine is that it s going to be used by russia to justify really pummeling this country, as we re already seeing ultranationalists in russia call for in retaliation, and it comes as this country is already on edge, and with the nuclear crisis here still raging in central ukraine, as there s been more shelling near the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. and i spoke today with the mayor of the village next to
A far-right Israeli lawmaker, joined by scores of ultranationalist supporters, entered Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site early on May 29, prompting a crowd of Palestinians to begin throwing rocks and fireworks toward nearby Israeli police.
government or states to not ever have to go through this again? yes. and you will see some of that began to surface in the hearings. you will see a lot more of it in the reports. and there will be more action by the committee. we have operated in a truly bipartisan, and truly unified way to try to live up to the very serious mandate that has been imposed on us. and we take it seriously. and we are looking at everything that must be done to protect us going forward in the future. because this century is turning out to be a very unstable one where the autocrats, and the racists, and the antisemites, and the ultranationalists are on the march against the democratic peoples and governments of the world. so we are trying to look at this and a really serious way from the ground floor, do we need shuttered proof glass in the office buildings? in the capital? all the way through the electoral count act? the insurrection act, the