Ended on march 3. Over the course of a week, field commissions, accompanied by Russian Military personnel , visited local houses and conducted voting. Mobile stations were set up right on the streets. Serhii nikytenko called street voting strange and emphasized that it was accompanied by dances and picnics. Analyzing photos and videos that appeared on social networks, participated in voting. Mostly older people, the russiancontrolled administration in the occupied part of the zaporizhia region began Holding Illegal early voting on february 25. Any documents, including drivers licenses, were accepted for voting says mykhailo samikin, advisor to the head of the zaporizhzhia region. Their task is to get as many people as possible to vote for putin. We also record such a fact, when bedridden patients were initially brought to forcefully to hand over a russian passport, after that they came with such demands, recommendations to put a tick in the right place. And in occupied donetsk, they ha
Pirro along with jessica tarlov, Jesse Watters, martha maccallum, and greg gutfeld. Its 5 00 in New York City, and this iths the five crime, homelessness, violence and filth are now the norm in liberal cities and the voters dont seem to mind. Take the chaos in seattle. The blue city has surpassed last years homicide total with three months left in the year. R and Violent Crime is up 25 . Jesse sent johnny to the Progressive Hell Scape where residents mocked the idea that the city is spiraling out of control. Ive never seene anyin crimr seattle. Ive never seen any of it. Ee ive seen fun and laughter and laughter and don fun. I dont believe that number. People are getting robbed out here, car jacked. Ive never herd of anyone getting robbed. Crimeof is aa social issue s could be solved by giving people their basic needs. Its not something that happens to the street people dont come up and rob people on the street. Do youe is walk up every day li somebodys going to rob you. Seattle decrimi
what she, herself was suffering from in the last decade give or take, and today when the supreme court announced her death, it noted she died at age 93 and died from complications, at age 93 died of complications from alzheimer s. kate? joan, she was put in by ronald reagan, and nominated by ronald reagan, but she was considered a swing vote, and sided with most often with the conservatives, but a powerful presence on that urt ccourt, an the american public, and when you are looking at the court today, she is a higher respect of the supreme court, and would you agree? definitely. first of all, she could garner the respect from inside of the room, and conference room, and outside. as i said, you know, she was a poli politician. she was a politician, and came to washington knowing how to count votes, and she had real authority within the court s conference room. she was also like the social glue, and always trying to get her colleagues to do things after hours together, bec
Im stephen sackur. Neo nazism and race hate are alive and kicking in the United States. The violence in charlottesville was shocking notjust because a life was taken but also because of the polarising impact of president trumps responds, fault lines that almost broke the us in the civil war have not been erased. My guest is richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center, a group devoted to civil rights activism. How fanciful is the notion of a 21st century American Civil War . Richard cohen in montgomery, alabama, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you, looking forward to speaking with you. Of course you join us after all of the discussion of what happened in charlottesville just a few days ago. In your opinion, what were seeing in the United States today, all of the heated debate, the anger, the passion, the hatred, is it a blip or is it part of a much deeper trend . Its both. Its both part of a longer term trend and its also something that has been energised at this particular m
Im stephen sackur. Neo nazism and race hate are alive and kicking in the United States. The violence in charlottesville was shocking notjust because a life was taken but also because of the polarising impact of president trumps responds, fault lines that almost broke the us in the civil war have not been erased. My guest is richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center, a group devoted to civil rights activism. How fanciful is the notion of a 21st century American Civil War . Richard cohen in montgomery, alabama, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you, looking forward to speaking with you. Of course you join us after all of the discussion of what happened in charlottesville just a few days ago. In your opinion, what were seeing in the United States today, all of the heated debate, the anger, the passion, the hatred, is it a blip or is it part of a much deeper trend . Its both. Its both part of a longer term trend and its also something that has been energised at this particular m