there. he got stuck there on the border between the two countries and a frozen forest lined with barbed wire, because he tried to cross the border from belarus into poland. and neither country would take him. his experience is the same as tens of thousands of migrants in country is experiencing war and violence like sudan, iraq, syria, and yemen. that is because the leader of belarus, alexandra lukashenko, has been using tens of thousands of black and brown migrants as pawns since 2021. he has invited tens of thousands of migrants from the middle east to belarus only to then redirect them to the polish bolder, there by manufacturing a migrant crisis. thousands of these people were trump at the border. more than a dozen bodies have been found. likely frozen to death. lukashenko did this, he harmed all of these people, to make a political point. to stick it to the european union that bastion of elite globalists. he had telegraphed it for years. he warned the eu. fox reports, qu
that is how cold it gets on the border of belarus and poland in the month of february. that is about 19 degrees fahrenheit below freezing. that is the low. the high is a bombing 30 degrees fahrenheit. negative one degrees celsius. still below the freezing point. that is why it looked like this on poland s border with belarus in february, when a 24-year-old refugee arrived there. he got stuck there on the border between the two countries and a frozen forest lined with barbed wire, because he tried to cross the border from belarus into poland. and neither country would take him. his experience is the same as tens of thousands of migrants in country is experiencing war and violence like sudan, iraq, syria, and yemen. that is because the leader of belarus, alexandra lukashenko, has been using tens of thousands of black and brown migrants as pawns since 2021. he has invited tens of thousands of migrants from the middle east to belarus only to then redirect them to the polish bolde
former aide to then trump chief of staff mark meadows. a surprise witness at a surprise hearing that was only announce 2 wood 2 hours ago. so why is she such a big deal? as politico said, she knows a lot. what she heard and who she personally saw coming and going, all add to her value. as she told the committee in march, she had insight into essentially all of trump s meetings. in multiple depositions, she leveled explosive allegations against trump, mark meadows, and republican lawmakers. now, we saw her on tape in the last hearing, naming names about who was seeking presidential pardons. s seeking presidential pardons. we also know that the testimony you just heard revealed only five days ago, has prompted concerns about her safety and security. here s a look at washington post said earlier. in the last hearing, she did reveal that margorie taylor greene, she had heard that margorie taylor greene asked the white house counsel s office for a pardon. you can only imagin
You also saw men like john fetterman and pennsylvania directly benefit from the abortion conversation. let s stick with us for a moment. you want to piece for actual saying that partisan battles over democracy in abortion rights of the two issues that dominated them aquatic messaging this cycle are shaped at the three level. when you see what s happening across this country and a new incidents were able to secure in places we don t necessarily think would happen. what does that mean for the fight on abortion at the state level? democrats were obviously very focused on keeping the senate. and expanding it if they hope to codify roe into law. but now they ve made a number of gains at the state legislative level as you were just mentioning. and those issues of abortion democracy are decided at the state. the issue of voting rights. whether and how you can have fair election processes. those are things that your state legislatures are dealing with at any given time. and democrats, thei
That a former president deserves these special considerations under the law, which is just un-american, fundamentally un-american. i mean, throughout this appeal, they cite richard an extension. which is that no one is above the law in this country. the presidential records act, which is the government documents that belong to the people, and this very narrow appeal is for documents that are marked classified belong to the government. they don t belong to donald trump. and the idea that she casts doubt on the government s assertion that these are classified documents, after a season in which trump and his lawyers have lied, obviously skated, misinformed on every count imaginable for a year. the suggestion is that it is the department of justice that we might not trust, quote, even-handed procedure does not demand unquestioning trust in the determinations of the department of justice. we have photographs of these folders that have the words top secret and classified on them!