n. create to investigate, to body to both collect and retain evidence on activities that have been underway against the pilots. the as people for me, that was a very, very significant decision. and i hope that the united nations will act on it. well mentioning earlier, you know, this western centric, this new one and centric infrastructure regarding international buddies, the united nations, even the i, c, c i, c, j. we've also heard the washington would consider or is considering sanctioning these international courts. um, what are your thoughts on what are your views on that? why is the washington happy to be overly of this ala carte, on to, to, to, to this is, to morality, essentially, when it comes to the global south. what do you think is behind that? what's the engine of the position from washington? we, we have previously expressed all concern that the implementation of international instruments is often done in a manner that exhibits in equity in terms of how we look at countries

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n. create to investigate, to body to both collect and retain evidence on activities that have been underway against the palestinian people. for me, that was a very, very significant decision. and i hope that the united nations will act on it. no military plane carrying 10 people, including the malawi, vice president, has gone and missing. shortly after leaving the nation's capital, a search and rescue operation has been ordered by the countries leader who sees all efforts are being taken to find the missing flight. is going to arrive on is, is, are they by what was on able to land the plane? due to poor visibility. ok, john by bad weather. and they have the issue of the heart is advised, they are craft, but they are far to assume lost contact with the aircraft. i am sparing no available resource to find that plane. and i am holding on to every fiber of hope that we will find survivors the prison to was due to travel to the bahamas, the for what you visit, but has now time. so the, to do,

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n cities fulfilling our nation's promise, like chicago, and ege the lives of asylum seekers across ourmuty-based alternatives that are actually creating more cost bur goal is o weaken intergovernmental collaboration, to deconstruct effective policies, to undermine efficiencies and to destroy families, well this is, in fact, your bill. anti-asylum, and protection of a homeland fool you. the legislation does not fund the core responsibilities of the department that protects the homeland. it does not fulfill our commitment to our neighbors reflecting the best who we say proudly we are ascolleag. i yield back. ms. underwood: i reserve the balance ofime. the chair: the gentleman from nevada is recognized. mr. amodei: i con to reserve. ms. underwood j. i'm prepared ts prepared to close. madam chair, this bill falls short of what the americans deserve. ur border. it defunds critical counter terrorismersecurity programs when we should be looking to invest more. and it abandoning our core values as americans. i will bego on this bill, and i encourage my colleagues to do the same.r: thm illinois

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n. decision to create 2 states on this territory palestinian state in a jewish state. and therefore, without addressing the key issues, i think it is hardly possible to resolve the issue on its merits. you are still going to say to get the support china under the skilful, very professional leadership of presidents. judging being it is developing and developing at the pace necessary for china. animals, as for other industries and directions, have been talking about this all the time. and here i can only repeat the interaction in the international arena is a deterrent and an element of stability. but, you know, apart from the economy and mutual security issues, and you know, we are conducting exercises and we'll do so in the future, including military exercises. monique, you, we are working in the field of military technical corporation. we have something to offer our chinese friends there and our chinese friends are interested in working together in this area. on the side lines of the st. petersburg the economic forum we spoke with the director of the russian academy of

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n. decision to create 2 states on this territory palestinian state in a jewish state or therefore without addressing the key issues. i think it is hardly possible to resolve the issue on its merits. you are still going to say to get the support china under the skilful, very professional leadership of presidents shooting, being it is developing and developing at the face necessary for china. and we will go as for other industries and directions that have been talking about this all the time. and here i can only repeat the interaction in the international arena is a deterrent and an element of stability. but, you know, apart from the economy and mutual security issues, and you know, we are conducting exercises and we'll do so in the future, including military exercises will make you. we are working in the field of military technical cooperation. we have something to offer our chinese friends there and our chinese friends are interested in working together in this area. so voc as prime minister has made as far as public address since he was shot 5 times at point blank range and an assassinat

n. decision to create 2 states on this territory palestinian state in a jewish state or so therefore we put them addressing the key issues. i think it is hardly possible to resolve the issue on its merits. you are still going to say to get the support china under the skilful, very professional leadership of presidents judging being it is developing and developing at the place necessarily for china and america as for other industries and directions. so i have been talking about this all the time. and here i can only repeat the interaction in the international arena. is a deterrence and an element of stability. but you don't put them apart from the economy and mutual security issues. and you know, we are conducting exercises and we'll do so in the future, including military exercises and will make you, we are working in the field of military technical cooperation. if we have something to offer our chinese friends there and our chinese friends are interested in working together in this area of the year. well, a lot of my parents and spoke on the sidelines at the st. petersburg economic

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n dot study nearly 26000000 people. that's the cost of students population. i'm facing food shortages with 755000 on the brink of starvation. well, let's take a closer look at where the fighting has been taking place over recent days. the army and the permanency forces had been engaged in fis baffles, and several states now and no stopped for. they fought for several days around the state capital of sasha. in the southeast, in central state. the army is involved with intense battles with the recess. fighting is also happening and by the news that some west quarter found, the state the are says say that they took the state capital output less than 10 days ago. and in the capital call to and its surrounding region. there is also attention animals and has moved from the the recess is gaining more and more control of territory around sudan, especially towards the south eastern south west, some parts of the country. they already control a large portion of the door for region, with the exception of a fashion, which is the only remaining 60 and the army control, alo

the conflict is created the world's largest displacements crisis. according to a u. n. bank study medic, 26000000 people haul from students population all facing food shortages, 755000 people on the brink of starvation. so, let's take a closer look at where fighting has been taking place in recent days. the ami and palm imagery forces are engaged in fis baffles. in several states, no style full. they fought for several days in the states. capital of fashion. fighting is also happening and by the news in west coast of the fund state. they are assessed, say they took the state council full of 10 days ago, in the se, in san all states. the armies involved in intense battles with the rapids support forces and the still fighting in the capital call to and surrounding areas. the humble files comes to us from pulled so that now so how much, what does the government saying about these reports so that they'd be losing ground? so somebody would have been in meetings today with the vice chairman of the southern and to call some medical golf. we spent more than an hour with him.

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range of viewpoints to come out into the n the party.here is no greater example of that&■s than senator john fetten , who is very interesting. you know, he was seen as a progressive, someone who wantszy strong on pushing for criminal justice reform, and he's really surprised everybody by coming out so strongly in support of israel. you know, his constituency has a pretty strong jewish component. i think that pennsylvania, philadelphia, pittsburgh, those are two of the cities in the u.s. with the greatest share of population in terms of jewish commy.i think that's part of it. i don't think that's all of it. obviously, we are clear on where he's going to come down on this. for the democratic caucus, embodies the israeli state and the right wing government that just became more right wing, with the step aside this weekend, it's going to be tough. there is a lot of pressure on them to sup is a longtime friene united states. just like any of us can appreciate in our individual retithat you have had for a long time that i don't really like how

it is our responsibility. n-regardless of the circumstanc, they are able-bodied people.ing opportunities. jobs are the best way to get people back on track. give them a purpose in life they can earn their achievements. when you give people purpose, watch them go. they are going to achieve incredible things. regulations are important and there have tbe regulations that make sense. but sometimes you just go too far. just one regulation on top of another in a way that is more accelerated than these burdens and regulations. host: the libre initiative, daniel garza serves as their president. earl in indiana, republican line. caller: mr.garza, i really appreciate you being on there today. others who have been on there make no sense but i am a moral man of 87 years old. i work hard, i had seven children. i worked my butt off. i children are a joy. that is my life, my children. they don't want to work for it. always give, give, give. look, it doe' to have a good idt something. they don't have to have world. love yourput god first. because when you take that out of the government

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