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two years ago as you know i was proud to sign into law a fitting capstone to the late speaker david years of service in this chamber and one that leaves the lasting legacy. up with of the most visible examples of the legacy 988 crisis hotline campaign conducted by the department of behavioral health and developmental disabilities last year. thanks to commissioner kevin tanner and his team more georgians than ever before are accessing services that help them when they need to turn their lives around for better. to enhance this the program further, my budget proposal calls for an increase of $205 million for deviates dd and other entities that address mental health. this new funding will enable dba dd and increase the number of beds throughout the state and further crisis intervention resources in all communities and improve the quality of mental health services overall. once passed, we will be spending $1.6 billion on mental health more than ever before. i'm proud of what these and other agencies are doing to help fellow georgians and keeping us the best state to live, work and raise a fam

two years ago as you know i was proud to sign into law the mental health act, a capstone to the lead speaker with his years of service in the chamber and one that leads a lasting legacy. one of the most visible examples of the legacy is the crisis hotline campaign conducted by the department of behavioral health and developmental disabilities last year. thanks to the commissioner and his team, more georgians than ever before for accessing the services that help them when they a need to turn their lives around for a better. to enhance the program further, the budget proposal calls for an increase of $205 million and other entities that address mental health. this new funding will enable to expand services for those struggling with mental illness and it will increase the number of price throughout the state. it will burn through the resources in all communities and improve the quality of mental health services overall. once past, we will be spending $1.6 billion on mental health more than ever before. [applause] i am proud of what these and other agencies are doing to help fellow georg

yes, but the d i a party that has accused focus on his date of birth, the capstone against against them. we know that i'm ron hahn is in june of the senior leadership of 50. i also indeed did, and a little symbol was taken away from them and therefore p t i candidates are running as independent. um, what is the pricing uh sofa? is that the seat that bpi vac independent candidates um are, are doing fairly well in this selection. this is quite a surprising research effect is actually shocked to many people in focused on. this was not what was not expected. but now the thing is a general perception among focused on these and also among a journalist that where they were, that as us are focused on the states should accept those results except the mandate . i'll accept the will of the people in the opinion of the people i had at the election commission office. we keep waiting for the final results. and that's the w report or venus. java reporting from is lama. but here's a look at some other stories making headlines. in india, at least 3 people have died in clashes far by the demolition of th

john's have taken another key location on the front lines of the capstone region . that's according to defense witnessed as like a shoulder, as he reported to present in plasma post and at the kremlin, couldn't cause it to issue the village of cranky has been cleared. our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed there, operating at maximum efficiency, some individual enemy soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender. with this comes just a is also a rush right now. say complete liberation of the don't. yes, with public safety about the which key of troops have occupied for almost 10 years . they decided basil fully strategic position, took many months with ukraine, taking massive losses of being forced to withdrawal the tales like which were you from the city last weekend. so kids trip the band and said to you about munition and other western supplied equipments. one such strong that vehicle an american made and 113, all the p

put in very strong border restrictions during the cubic period and for a number of months to live in capstone quarter restrictions in place, and then ease them as would fall in line with some general believes of the democratic party on expanding and strengthening rights to asylum, but now of course, the situation has become so dire. we had in december 249000 attempted crossings. but the discussion of political discussion has already, uh, changed migrants minds, quote, a quote. we saw a significant drop by 50 percent, including based on the border fortifications. and of course, the heightened political tensions in the united states. so the message seems to be getting through to those would be migrant or asylum seekers at the us border. but still many cities, and particularly in the united states, feel this to be a very acute crisis. and now you have reports that present 5 minutes considering using his executive opponent a to deny some migrant asylum claims. has he begun to treat this mode as a political problem around the nation mandatory on one as well? that's absolutely seeming to be the cas

i've taken out the key location on the front lines of the capstone region does. according to the defense minister said again, showing you as the ability to present volume it puts in the coming grandkid edition, the village of cranky has been cleared. our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed there, operating at maximum efficiency, some individual enemies soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender with this comes just days after russia announced the complete capture of the done yet super big city of, of day, of co, which are in ukraine's hands for almost 10 years. the decisive bucks over for the position took many months. would you credit taking a significant losses on being forced to withdrawal blanks and detailed funding allowed for the for the quick capture of data from ukrainian troops. that's according to the russian army stuff. general evaluated, get us him of preparation, start to the multitude of $92023.00. let's

do you know, has been killed in an ami assault in his parties headquarters in the capstone jemina? the attack on the office of the socialist policy without food is came hours on to several people were killed in the sold on the nation's national security agency. government officials and wednesday events followed the rest of the p. s. s. member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president's address explains of this awful position. indeed, i do not followed us. he's doing his house and the houses other top officials of the opposition socialist party without voters in jimmy, not one wednesday before. then there was a gun fight on tuesday night being to wednesday morning while we should say they confronted calmed elements belonging to the opposition of w tried to assassinate the president of the countries court. now in that uh, incident, they also, i'm just saying that i know the senior official of the party was fatally shot. and of course there are also other debts that were not. the numbers were not given by the, with the origin in german or on the streets

seeing and hearing i said the world where i say holding station here in the for the whole or is the capstone the province of punjab because most talk to this province and it has around 141 seats in punjab. now we've seen lots of people coming to is by the clothing station this morning. it's been very busy. the majority of people that we've spoken to of voting for in ron khan. and that's what they say. obviously the call book fremont con directly because he's in jail, he's been bought from spending his parties, a symbol of a cricket back has been removed by that box. so what they mean by the voting for these candidates to us on the sending us independents, the majority of young people have spoken to under the age of 50, say that they have voting for these parties. some people are scared to say that they've voting for him, so when they will pass, what they do is they recycle the eye as would be the best if from the court on the ground constitutes he's speech is with this job and the whole sometimes is the. busy whole support and was preventing and mitigating what we've been saying with that ma

an opposition politician is killed during an army assault on his parties. headquarters in the capstone domain of the beginning gods, the city where the is really military has killed at least 104 palestinians. nearly 700 people have also been injured. dozens of them in critical condition. thursday's attack has been described as a massacre of civilians. hundreds of starving palestinians had gathered to collect food aid when they were attacked. israel's army says its soldiers were forced to open fire because they felt threatened by the large crowds. michael apple explains how they sold and folded cells. and so people flocked to l. rashid road, southwest of garza city. desperate for a aerial footage, released by these riley military shows. crowds gathering around what looks like several a trucks. oh, by the time the sun rose, the extent of what happened was clear. the data and the dying lying side by side or to gun down by is really 5 o'clock in the day is really just open random fire on us as if it was a truck once we approach to a truck. so this is really tanks and we're playing started

laziness of time between 2 twins, 2 russia proclaimed for ukraine and regions of donated, salute, guns, capstone, and zipper, russia as his very own new territories. and now some voices have resumed calling russia to move forward and take care of and odessa and to control the russian. people keep watching tv and repeating the rhetoric that for a t, as from 2014 to 2022 ukraine was pounding its own russian speaking regions in the east or the country with palms that for russia had to intervene militarily and put an end to those of trustees into protects the people have done boss, but in fox, the full scale ministry actions have will be as they both way modesto millions of refugees and the total destruction of will be of all those territories in the so quite the opposite results from what they initially planned versus feeding the buttons of the us and use sanctions of course. but as of now they've proven to be quite in effects. if they fail to bring the conflict to an end. on the other hand, the russian economy is alive and kicking. the plants has triangle russia with the sanctions have failed. the

said that russian forces have taken another strategic location as the village of key and keeping the capstone region on the left bank of the me a different a hi going cause issue. the village of green gate has been cleared. all forces are standing all alone. the bag, it's not just an observation point on troops, a station that will put a heat at maximum efficiency. i don't want to give the impression to cream cheese a small, unimportant settlements. it was a target for an enemy break through last summer. some individual enemies soldiers to remain on the left bank of the upper river in forests and folks holes. we're working on that. they are being offered just to the end of the surgery. sure, going out of the town of, of dave could just outside of the nets was liberated by the russian forces. yet another briefing to the russian commander in chief, that is, of course, a lot of my food and with more details about the latest success of the russian army . here in the dumbass and beyond. what russia knows is known in russia as new territories, basically has revealed uh that overnights uh, just over

space command will host the global sentinel capstone event starting today through the 16th at vandenberg space coast, california. it is the premiere cooperation effort designed to strengthen and grow international partnerships, improve operational collaboration and promote responsible behavior in the space domain. other nations around the world will collaborate during the two weeks with each participating nation embedded in a regional space operation center while maintaining command and control of their sensors for planning and tasking and analysis. for questions on the exercise i would refer you to u.s. space command public affairs. february marks the beginning of black history month which provides a unique opportunity for our department, our service members and nation to celebrate the contributions, achievements and brave service of black americans. our military and civilian work force is strong, diverse and always ready to defend our nation, our allies and interests against modern threats. this month and throughout the year, we reflect upon and honor the service and sacrifice of black

today, with the opening of this capstone pavilion and we bring to completion a journey that began 23 years ago, or as our founder nick mueller would more accurate aptly states. if you include its inception as a mere idea and ten years of planning, 33 years. but on june six, 2000, the 56 anniversary of the d-day invasion, we gathered nearby to celebrate the opening of the national d-day museum and the beginning of an ambitious and some might even call it nearly impossible goal to build a museum dedicated to the entire american experience in world war two. from our humble beginnings, we're certainly didn't seem very humble at the time. we've grown from a single telling the story of the d-day landings into a world class seven acre, seven pavilion, $420 million world class institution that shares one of the most important stories in all of human history. this journey and our accomplishments to date. our thanks to all of you, our closest friends, our supporters, our partners. leaders and community members who have supported us all along the way. we owe all of you a deep debt of gratitude.

so, this was the capstone of, frankly what the trump administration started with the abraham accords. the last remaining major piece. then, at number seventh happens. not only blew up you know, and killed all those people, you know, tragically, horrific louis, the brutality of it was just devastating. it was their 9/11 in israel, and it's still wrought with the israeli public. it also telegraphed to the world that a deterrence, the senate and the idf and shan mann, was a hollow, that they could haul it without by all the turmoil, the political turmoil, in israel. that netanyahu, frankly brought upon himself with trying to grab power from the judiciary. there were daily protests that we recovering episodically, fort lee, but this is a big deal every day. hundreds of thousands of people pouring out into the streets, including signing signed, letters from assad and reservists that they would refuse to serve. and former leaders. so, it crossed all aspects of israeli society, except for the ultra religious on the hard right, who are in the coalition with netanyahu. that certainly helped co

-based command will host the capstone event starting today through february 16th at van den burg, californiastrengthen and grow international partnerships, improve operational collaboration and promote responsible behavior in the space domain. space operators from 25 nations around the world will collaborate during the two weeks with each participating nation embedded in a regional operations center while maintaining national command and control of their sensors for planning, tasking and analysis. for questions, i would refer you to u.s. public affairs. february marks the beginning black history month which provides a unique opportunity for the department, our service members and our nation to celebrate the contributions, achievements and brave service of black americans. our military work force is strong and diverse, ready to defend our nation, allies and interests against modern threats. this month and throughout the year, we reflect upon and honor the service and sacrifice of black americans who continue to lead, impact, and shape our nation's rich history and future. of that i'll be glad

is it just that this is the capstone of her career so she's going out as the top contender to donaldhave plans to retake the party in four years or is she ultimately going to entertain a no labels ticket? who knows why she's doing that. the question becomes where do her voters go, and where -- nikki haley may not have an impact in the primary, maybe she does have one in the general election because a number of nikki haley voters have said sure, i'll support trump when he's the nominee. nikki haley is giving fuel to these voters who are saying there's an alternative to trumpism. there's an alternative to this apologist approach to russia. there's an alternative to election denying. there can be a return to sober leadership domestically and abroad, and those voters are saying when nikki haley's out, i just might pull the lever for joe biden. and that is the most consequential part of the nikki haley campaign is the voters. where do her voters go. >> former congressman david jolly, former congresswoman donna edwards, thank you. garrett haake, thank you as well. >>> could president biden

are a key part of that, a great example from the state of colorado, advanced space, we develop the capstone mission which even now is exploring the novel, halo orbit around the moon. in preparation for future human spaceflight activities to help us understand that orbit better. so that we can be more efficient as we operate. that started under an sbir in 2015. >> absolutely. mr. coleman, administrator coleman, your testimony highlights the faa's responsibility for facilitating commercial space launches and reentry. by private-sector. a 186% increase in license application since fiscal year 2020 for the faa. because of your work, every u.s. license printer will reach the operation from spaceport is met without exception the highest levels of safety despite the unforgiving nature of the space environment. we introduced the bipartisan spaceport act to provide dedicated support for infrastructure needs at u.s. spaceport such as colorado. how does the faa support the infrastructure needs of emerging space ports to license with prioritizing safety? >> thank you. in 2018, as a result of the reauth

how to prepare someone from freedom, and for the moment to restrict itself, to the capstone liberal education, which is, let's say, college education, although k-through-12 ultimately justified, it seems to me preparation for freedom. so it seems to me at the core of a preparation for freedom is is a decent acquaintance. the principles on which one one's own political society is based, those are political principles. those are economic. those are principles of jurisprudence, even principles of of international law. but america is based on more than that. we have a great inheritance, literary inherit, philosophical inheritance, religious inheritance, great events have shaped us from the classical world and the medieval world, the the reformation, the renaissance reformation, the industrial revolution, all that you might say as part of a quiring self-knowledge. but i wouldn't stop there because of course, as aristotle teaches, all serious study of politics is comparative politics. and so the continuing ascent requires us to understand ourselves and our own society requires, us to understand oth

liberation pavilion, the culmination of over three decades of planning great ideas that produced the capstone pavilion to an incredible accomplishment that really took an incredible team to bring it about and to kind of lead us through that. you know, we've assembled an amazing panel. you know, of course, we have dr. nick mueller nick mueller, the president and ceo emeritus of the national world war two museum. co-founder the museum, along with stephen ambrose. and as those who were here for the previous panels know, you know, clearly, you know, the tour de force, the great ideas that have driven this place forward, but also will drive it into the future. and then joining us to nick's left, as you're right, erin clancey aaron is our director of curatorial services here at the national world war two museum. she's been a museum team member since 2017, and as such, is responsible for the care and management of the museum's incredible artifact. archival oral histories and digital collections. and i think we're, you know, quarter of a million artifacts. imagine. how do you even care for those, let

great examples come from the state the state of colorado, and that's advanced space who developed the capstone mission which is even now exploring the novel, near rectilinear hand orbit around them in a preparation for future human spaceflight activities there. to help us understand that orbit better so that we can be more efficient as we operate. and that stored under an sbir in 2015. >>absolutely. mr. coleman, administrator coleman, your testimony highlights faa's responsibility for facilitating commercial space launches and reentries by private sector. faa has seen 186% 186% increase in license applications since fiscal year 2020. because of the faa's work, every u.s. licensed launch or reentry operation from space ports has met without exception the highest levels of safety despite the obviously unforgiving nature of the space environment. we introduced a bipartisan space port act of a infrastructure needs at just space force such as call about aerospace port. how does the faa support infrastructure needs of emerging space force around the country to continue with licensing along with prio

where the great examples come from the state the std that's advanced space who developed the capstonemission which is even now exploring the novel near rectilinear hand orbit around them in a preparation for future human spaceflight activities there. to help us understand that orbit better so that we can be more efficient as we operate and that stored under an sbir in 2015. >> absolutely. mr. coleman, administrator coleman, your testimony highlights faa's responsibility for facilitating commercial space launches and three entries by the private sector. faa has seen 186% 186% incn license applications since fiscal year 2020. because of the faa's work, every u.s. licensed launch or reentry operation from space force has met without accepting the highest levels of safety, despite the obviously unforgiving nature of the space environment. we introduced a bipartisan space port act of a infrastructure needs at just space force such as call about aerospace port. how does the fa sport infrastructure needs of emerging space force around the country to continue with licensing along with priorit

to cap us off this evening, to bring us home, i cannot think of a better person to put a capstone on what we are doing here today and this weekend. he has someone who i greatly admire, his leadership in maryland and also at the rnc, mr. michael steele, he made history when he became the first african-american to be elected to statewide office in maryland were he served as lieutenant governor for 2003 through 2007, when he was chosen to be the first african-american chairperson of the rnc from 2009 through 2011. i think it is important to understand what happened in both 10 years of -- 10 years of his leadership, under his leadership the rnc broke fundraising records and more than 198 million raised during the congressional cycle and i think, i do not think it went to pay anybody's legal bills. [laughter] you can correct. me if i am wrong. around of applause for that. -- you can correct me if i am wrong. a round of applause for that. he fixed the education system, the expanded economic development in the state, reforming the state's minority business enterprise program and sponsoring

. >> sort of an appropriate capstone in some ways to mcconnell's legacy.to happen in the fall, donald trump will be in the courtroom da after day, and in the stretch run, we can already hear his complaints about that. if you're right and this trial doesn't happen, that'll mean more than likely, and let's get your assessment, that the only trial that happen this year before the election will be the new york city fraud trial. most analysts believe it is the weakest, probably the least politically damaging as well as weakest on the merits. give us your take. do you think that'll be the only one that does happen? and play it out for us. what does that trial look like? even if he is convicted, what punishment would he face? >> so i do agree. i think, as i said, i think the d.c. case is basically on life support. i think that the case that will go is the one in manhattan. it is scheduled for march 25th. that is going to go. i don't think i'd phrase it as the weakest. in many ways, people think of it as the weakest because when you compare it to the other indictm