and he doesn't like it there, because maloney is the first person there, and macron is the first person there, and meanwhile the biggest aid comes from germany, and scholz can't stand it, he says, but you could at least send more weapons, by the way, i don't know, you know that before the meeting at the elysée palace, journalists asked macron's advisers, and why, of course, this meeting is not in berlin, can you explain to us? french journalists themselves, and they answered them because we have better weapons, we give better weapons, we have a president, they take, yes, and maybe it's less money, but we are very serious about, well, it's true, france is very serious in helping ukraine, but germany is more, but president macron is not only talking about the possibility of troops, he is talking about the fact that other countries should help more to germany, more to ukraine, it means germany as well, that is, it is actually about that. that macron shows that he is the leader of the process, and indeed, if you are the leader of the process, you simply have to raise the stakes, and how can

the president praised maloney's leadership role in the j7 and the european union, aimed at strengthening assistance to ukraine. george maloney, whose country presides over the g7, said that ukraine will be the main topic at the leaders' summit. i urge the house of representatives to pass legislation that will allow us, on a bipartisan basis , to continue supporting ukraine now. we need a national security bill now. the bill includes funding for ukraine so that we can to keep putin from pushing and advancing in ukraine. working towards a substantive and meaningful g7 summit. the intention is primarily to confirm the rules-based international order that protects freedom and creates peace for ukraine. the espresso tv channel is calling to join the gathering for the fp drones for a separate platoon of unmanned air systems sapsan of the state special service of transport. these brave soldiers are actively fighting in the donetsk direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to our half-drones. defenders have already destroyed many of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower of

mr mccarty taught, he was meeting george maloney.hought the italian pm was her. he was quickly told that that wasn't georgia maloney. take a look at this with that this is the real georgia maloney. looks like he was second time lucky and the faux pas was glossed over as it often is in these diplomatic situations. if you're celebrating easter you might be giving yourfamily or friends and easter egg. there was much easter chair on offer at the zoo in chile as some of the animals enjoyed easter eggs of their own the lemurs even had an easter egg hunt for before tucking into the specially prepared egg for the no chocolate and volunteer, don't worry for the meat, cereal and peanuts, a lemurs dream for the other animals also enjoyed their easter treats too. and because we can't get enough of chocolate a french chocolatier has released a special chocolate collection celebrating the 2024 olympic games for that which this year are being held in paris. the easter collection is hotly awaited by parisians every year. this years collection featur

maloney we have this.get increase put to bed. i get no increase oveh put to bed. i get no increase over, from my over, just pay more tax from my work so whatever they work pension. so whatever they say, to suggest we say, it's wrong to suggest we get increase. get an increase. >> says any pensioner >> linda says any pensioner who has private pensions or is employed into the employed will be taken into the paying employed will be taken into the paying when pensions paying tax sector when pensions rise which is fair. rise in april, which is fair. >> well, joining us in studio is liam halligan, who has covered more than steady eddie. more budgets than steady eddie. yeah, exactly. >> our business and economics edhoh >> our business and economics editor, he's trying to make out he's younger than me. >> he's so not he's nearly as old as me, which is really bad. but anyway, we know this wasn't a game changer. >> this needed a game >> no, this needed a game changeh >> no, this needed a game changer. wasn't. change

alan maloney has been taking a look at the oscars night front runner.up to the academy awards with victories at the golden globes, the directors guild and the baftas, it feels as if we've been witnessing christopher nolan's path to oscar glory. this eight—time oscar nominee may finally win. i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. but we have no choice. few would have predicted his three hour historical epic about a physicist to be one of the most viewed and talked about films of the past 12 months. but nolan is a rare breed in the hollywood studio system. he makes the movies that he wants to make, how he wants to make them. we imagine a future. and our imaginings horrify us. he always felt that bringing the story of the so—called father of the atomic bomb to the big screen would be compelling. oppenheimer's story. it's the most dramatic story i've ever encountered. there are many, many aspects to what makes it so compelling. ijust thought to take the audience there, to be there in that room with these people as they had to make these horri

alan maloney has been taking a look at the oscars night front runner.the run up to the academy awards with victories at the golden globes, the directors guild and the baftas, it feels as if we've been witnessing christopher nolan's path to oscar glory. this eight—time oscar nominee may finally win. i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. but we have no choice. few would have predicted his three hour historical epic about a physicist to be one of the most viewed and talked about films of the past 12 months. but nolan is a rare breed in the hollywood studio system. he makes the movies that he wants to make, how he wants to make them. we imagine a future. and our imaginings horrify us. he always felt that bringing the story of the so—called father of the atomic bomb to the big screen would be compelling. oppenheimer's story. it's the most dramatic story i've ever encountered. there are many, many aspects to what makes it so compelling. ijust thought to take the audience there, to be there in that room with these people as they had to make the

alan maloney has been taking a look at the oscars night front runner.the run up to the academy awards with victories at the golden globes, the directors guild and the baftas, it feels as if we've been witnessing christopher nolan's path to oscar glory. this eight—time oscar nominee may finally win. i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. but we have no choice. few would have predicted his three hour historical epic about a physicist to be one of the most viewed and talked about films of the past 12 months. but nolan is a rare breed in the hollywood studio system. he makes the movies that he wants to make, how he wants to make them. we imagine a future. and our imaginings horrify us. he always felt that bringing the story of the so—called father of the atomic bomb to the big screen would be compelling. oppenheimer's story. it's the most dramatic story i've ever encountered. there are many, many aspects to what makes it so compelling. i just thought to take the audience there, to be there in that room with these people as they had to make th

us president joe biden and italian prime minister giorgio maloney during a meeting in washington discussed the issue of helping ukraine in the fight against russia aggression biden assured malone that he would be able to convince republicans in congress to stop blocking military aid to ukraine. the president highly appreciated meloni's leadership role. and the european union, aimed at strengthening assistance to ukraine. george maloney, whose country presides over the g7, said that ukraine will be the main topic at the leaders' summit in italy in june. i urge the house of representatives to pass legislation that will allow us, on a bipartisan basis, to continue supporting ukraine now. we need a safe one national security bill now. the bill includes funding for ukraine so we can keep putin from pushing and advancing in ukraine. working on a substantive and meaningful g7 summit, we intend to reaffirm a rules-based international order that protects freedom and creates peace for ukraine. see you at 9 o'clock, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join us. roman cha

and olaf scholl is forced to be there, and there, and there, and there he doesn't like it, because maloneyis the first person there, and macron is the first person there, and meanwhile the biggest aid comes from germany, and scholz can't stand it, he says, but you could at least send more weapons, by the way, i don't know , you know that... before the meeting in the elysee palace, journalists asked macron's advisers, and why, of course, this meeting is not in berlin, you can explain to us, the french journalists themselves, and they answered them, because we have better weapons, we give high-quality weapons, we have a president, they take it, that's how it is less money, but we are very serious about , well, it is true, france very seriously helps ukraine, but germany more, but president macron is not only talking about the possibility of troops, he is talking about other countries. should help germany more, ukraine more, it means germany as well, that is , in fact, it is about macron showing that he is the leader of the process, and indeed, if you are the leader of the process, then you a

scholz is forced to be there, and there, and there, and there, he doesn't like it. this one, because maloney person there, and macron is the first person there, and meanwhile the biggest aid comes from germany, and scholz can’t stand it, he says, but you could at least send more weapons, by the way, i don’t know, you know that before the meeting in the elysee palace, journalists asked macron's advisers, and why, of course, this meeting is not in berlin, you can explain to us yourself french journalists. well, it is true, france is very seriously helping ukraine, but germany is more, but president macron is not only talking about the possibility of troops, he is talking about the fact that other countries should help more germany, more ukraine, meaning germany as well , that is, in fact, it is about the fact that macron is the leader of the process, and indeed, if you are the leader of the process, you are simply obliged to raise the stakes, and how can you raise the stakes in this situation. such a statement, of course, you can't even imagine, khrystyna, what kind of emotional reaction she c

few years, these animals could find themselves in angola, dwanda, the democratic republic of congo maloney or chet a while. while it's in vicious it's, it's definitely exciting the i think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runner as a species to di, risk or on it. but for the benefit of biodiversity, it, it definitely does motivate us to, to keep doing what we do. moving the baby's will be light. look, the real heavy lifting comes when the majority of the heard over 1900 rhinos must be trans located. southern wide right? know can way between 2 and 3 tons. and transporting one across the board is, can costs over $50000.00 us dollars per right now. i'm sort of, i'll take a minute is that these are on it has a, have a massive value. um, not necessarily talking about a financial value, but an ecological value that they need to play in open areas, you know, contributing to by diversity shaping, shaping landscapes, romano often seen a sentinel specie. so generally a clear indication if you've got an how could, how see eco system that's well managed and well protected, ron

they are also expected to vote on the confirmation form a new representative sean patrick maloney tou.s. ambassador to the organization for economic cooperation and development. live the senate here on c-span2.

many of the survivors bobby burned by sealing gas and ash. former canadian prime minister brian maloney has died to the age of 84. the consecutive leader was in power from 1984 to 1993. his best, remember for negotiating the pre cursor to the north american free trade agreement on the left office was one of the country's most consequential and controversial politicians. now, mcdonald is a former political correspondent with the canadian broadcasting corporation. he says more of on his legacy was significant in shaping canada is economic and social future. a movie, it was a conservative and he was what we call in canada. a progressive conservative, socially liberal, escalate conservative. james thinks great deal piece all the way to signing a free trade pipe united states long before it was absolutely necessary to do so. the community and left the coast at the bottom. i don't know. what do you want on the canadian left? really big things that in retrospect, it was a bad idea. and he also thought ronald reagan and margaret fletcher. richard was close friends on a part time. they didn't wa

lawyers for italy's prime minister georgia maloney says she is seeking more than $100,000 in damageswo men who allegedly produced deepfake porn videos using her face. the videos were uploaded to acorn site and viewed millions of times. a 40-year-old man and his father are being investigated. they are accused of defamation. a u.n. report says russia has created a climate of fear in occupied areas of ukraine since its forces invaded two years ago. the world body's human rights office accuses pressure of suppressing ukrainian language, culture and identity as it tries to assert full control. the assessment comes as president putin hosted supporters at the kremlin following his win in an election that western leaders say was neither free or fair. our correspondent steve rosenberg got a rare invite. >> [speaking russian] steve: they sethat location is everything if you want to impress an audience. [applause] so, vladimir putin invited his celebrity supporters to one of the swankiest parts of the kremlin. he was not easy to see but the message was clear. in the hall where russian czars hav

. >> our thanks to rod maloney for that report. >>> the u.s. has conducted another airdrop of aid into the gaza strip the mission delivered 36,000 meals in the north it is the second such airdrop in less than a week but it's still far below the amount of aid needed for the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who remain in the northern strip after the israeli ground invasion. for the latest, let's go to chapman bell what more do we know about this aid? >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, it's much-needed aid for civilians, particularly in northern gaza, who are in urgent need of basic supplies, like food and water, and this, in addition to medical supplies that have been exhausted in hospitals and for some time now as well as fuel for generators and power. while these ready meals dropped by the u.s. and jordan will provide food for some of those in need, it's only enough for really a relatively small fraction of the people, particularly the population of northern gaza. the director general of the world health organization, dr. tedros ghe

lawyers for italy's prime minister georgia maloney says she is seeking more than $100,000 in damageswo men who allegedly produced deepfake porn videos using her face. the videos were uploaded to acorn site and viewed millions of times. a 40-year-old man and his father are being investigated. they are accused of defamation. a u.n. report says russia has created a climate of fear in occupied areas of ukraine since its forces invaded two years ago. the world body's human rights office accuses pressure of suppressing ukrainian language, culture and identity as it tries to assert full control. the assessment comes as president putin hosted supporters at the kremlin following his win in an election that western leaders say was neither free or fair. our correspondent steve rosenberg got a rare invite. >> [speaking russian] steve: they see that location is everything if you want to impress an audience. [applause] so, vladimir putin invited his celebrity supporters to one of the swankiest parts of the kremlin. he was not easy to see but the message was clear. in the hall where russian czars h

maloney, who in this competition for ukrainianness, then viktor orban he can no longer, you know, sayrutal things, that's why his rhetoric is careful now, but fizo, he needs to have his own president, this is mr. pellegrini, he needs to assert his stronger power in the country, and he, you know, feeds his electorate with such a pro-russian delusion, that's why... this is the reality, listen, i 'll ask you a simple question now, it popped into my head, for example, one of the ukrainians has 40 thousand hryvnias, that is, about 100 euros, and there is a choice, and he addresses you, this ukrainian, the family of a ukrainian, go to poland, the czech republic , slovakia or hungary, where he can feel at home, he is not a refugee, he wants to go there for a week to... i don't know, to rest , he has a child there, a wife, and he is going, where would he rather go? look, this here is a very simple solution, this is poland and the czech republic, of course, that is, these nations, uh, well, you know , that is, for me it is actually hungary, departure, yes, yes, but, well, here, look, everythin

olaf scholz is forced to be both there, and there, and there, and he doesn't like it there. because maloneyirst person there, and macron is the first person there, and meanwhile the biggest aid comes from germany, and scholz can't stand it, he says, but you could at least send more weapons, by the way, i don't know, you know that journalists asked before the meeting at the elysee palace macron's advisers, and why, of course, this meeting is not in berlin, you can explain to us, the french journalists themselves, and they answered them, because... we have better weapons, we give better weapons, we have the president take, that's how it can be less money, but we are very serious, well, it is true, france is very serious in helping ukraine, but germany is more, but president macron is not only talking about the fact that there may be troops, he is talking about the fact that other countries should help germany more, more ukraine means germany also, that is, it is actually about that.

few years, these animals could find themselves in angola, dwanda, the democratic republic of congo maloney or chet. why? while it's in vicious it's, it's definitely exciting the i think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runner as pieces to the risk or on it. but for the benefit of biodiversity. it, it definitely does motivate us to, to keep doing what we do. moving the babies will be light work. the real heavy lifting comes when the majority of the heard over 1900 rhinos must be trans located, southern wide right? know can way between 2 and 3 tons and transporting one across the board is, can cost over $50000.00 us dollars per reino. so i'm sort of, i'll take a minute is, is that these are on it has a, have a massive value. um, not necessarily talking about a financial value, but an ecological value that they need to play in open areas, you know, contributing to by diversity shaping shipping landscapes. herano often seen a sentinel spc. so generally a clear indication if you've got an how could, how c eco system that's well managed and well protected, ron and flouris

maloney, and she set him a condition not to block ukraine. no eu, so not that we should to relax, but. i would like to thank dmytro tuzhanskyi , director of the institute of central-eastern european strategy , experts in ukrainian-hungarian relations, about which we actually talked, i would only add that hungary now reminds me of a dispute between ukrainian and russian oppositionists. ukrainian oppositionists can unite against someone. in the 14th year, both liberals and nationalists. united only to expel yanukovych, and the russian opposition only quarrels among themselves, forgetting that the main enemy, everything after all, putin, and not for each other. thank you for your attention, everyone, we will definitely meet tomorrow, and today right now you will meet ulyana panasiuk, and say goodbye to mykola veresny, good luck. it's the 19th on the clock, i will tell the first results of this day, ulyana penasyuk, congratulations. in...

prime minister maloney emphasized that the priority of the g7 summit in pula this summer will be strengtheningld order, which is based on the rules of protecting freedom and building peace for ukraine. let me remind you that only last week, george moloney was in kyiv, where she signed an agreement with president zelensky on cooperation between italy and ukraine in the field of security. president biden emphasized: the usa and'. must continue to support ukraine and once again called on the house of representatives to immediately approve a bipartisan bill that provides for assistance to ukraine. legislators in the house of representatives, meanwhile, are working on alternative ways to vote on the bill on financing aid to ukraine, bypassing the speaker, because mike johnson himself is in no hurry to do this, he says that they will move on to the issue of ukraine only after they agree on the budget, which can to happen at the end of march. will it succeed? representatives to speed up approval of the draft law through special petitions, and how lawmakers of both parties comment on the prospects of

would you say that emanuel maloney is trying to play the role of a geopolitical or european leader, and that is something that germany simply will not accept as well. i think that's a present my cause. so it needs the feeling challenged by the chancellor who has announced the german he wants to take great all responsibility. and once he called me to the local palm middle europe. so a germany and an east of germany, a basically as a region, and it's a political field defense, a policy security policy that was traditionally dominated by friends or the british before breakfast in the context of, of the european csr. and so i think that's a, a present my cost, it's a challenge to certain degree. that's both john specials and present my call one to 2 to position themselves as the leaders in defending ukraine. and that this is certainly one explanation for the car and risk. yes. yeah, you know, here in germany, politics, it is usually about consensus, especially when we talk about defense. how much are these current german, french tensions driven by differences that we're seeing between the g

prime minister maloney has announced a range of initiatives.e. and while some countries try, the global population continues to go up. and the un highlights two factors to explain this — the gradual increase in human life span and high and persistent levels of fertility in some countries. there are those to whom this global population growth is the real issue in particular for our climate and who believe low birth rates are welcome. but as we've seen, already many countries have low birth rates and some want to increase. there's population growth and low birth rates are both demanding attention. a lot of people are surprised to see that the global population numbers are still growing, the total number of people on the planet. at the same time that we keep talking about birth rates declining and i like to think of it as what's on the surface versus what's beneath the surface. and beneath the surface those declining birth rates will cause major shifts in the nature of our populations, shifts that may lead the global population to start falling in

and one of his 1st trips in gratitude, invoice to canada to check bryan maloney. so there's not much question that he stands over in canadian history, and certainly she was a different kind of to ensure that exists today. the, the, the mean spirited us that exist today was not in the math, was able to leave the ology at the office. so as i say, i'm an awful lot of people back in his day disliked them. i don't see any words of anger or, or clothing being expressed today, his task and he's a whole and sadness just returning now to the war on garza and palestinian refugees on becoming increasingly concerned about the fate of the friends and families who are trapped in garza many i haven't been able to speak to their relatives for weeks now. how correspondence and what our reports for us from the account in northern 11 on israel's war on garza has reopened some old ones. this is the story of the palestinian refugee 11 on. it's also the story of the palestinians trapped in garza ali mohammed, no shars, waits for news from his brother or sister or anyone in his family.

the former canadian prime minister brian maloney has died at the age of 84. he was in power from 1984 to 1993 and his best remember for negotiating the pre cursor to the north american free trade agreement. as the 1st time began. what is progressive conservatives on the historic election victory over the liberals? the parties are becoming a prime minister. adjusting to adults, we're only left office is one of the country's most consequential and controversial politicians. when newman adults is a former political correspondent with canadian broadcasting corporation, he's joining us from altima. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. how much was maroney shaped by the politics of the time? and how much did he shape politics in canada? it was funny, you know, moody was a conservative, but he was what we call in canada, a progressive conservative, socially liberal, fiscally conservative. james things great deal you were right to call him con sequential. he saw the way of the signing of the trade 5 united states long before it was absolutely necessary to d

many of the survivors, bobby burned by sealing gas and ash. farmer canadian prime minister brian maloney has died to the age of 84. the conservative leader was in power from 1984 to 1993. his best remember for negotiating the pre cursor to the north american free trade agreement on the left office as one of the country's most concert.

i'm much maloney, and this is optic in session was gearing up for his presidential election. i'm in the 1st it will be held over multiple days with police issues officially opening on friday all to be that every step of the way we have our special coverage. the so now head of this leads upcoming presidential elections of, of inputs in tulsa tv host. i don't see a russians largest media group, demetrika seals, and they interviewed, covered a wide range of topics. some of the domestic issues, so far new relations put in as the hope didn't hold. but let's check out sort of the finalize a condition to go to from a military technical point of view. of course, we already, we have troops in a constant state of combat readiness. it is also a universally recognized thing. our nuclear triad is more modern than any other trying to use and only we in the americans actually have such a drive that we have advanced much more here. ours is more modern, the entire nuclear component. but this does not mean that we should measure ourselves by the number of carriers and warheads and those who ne

scholz is forced to be there, and there, and there, and he doesn't like it there. this one, because maloneyis the first person there, and macron is the first person there , and meanwhile the biggest aid comes from germany, and scholz can’t stand it, he says, but you could at least send more weapons, by the way, i don’t know, you know that before the meeting in the elysee palace, journalists asked macron's advisers, and why, of course, this meeting is not in berlin, you can explain to us, the french journalists themselves. well, it's true, france is helping ukraine very seriously, but germany more so, but the president macron is not only talking about the fact that there may be troops, he is talking about the fact that other countries should help germany more, ukraine more, he means germany as well, that is, in fact, we are talking about the fact that macron is... what he is the leader of the process, and indeed, if you are the leader of the process, you are simply obliged to raise the stakes, and how can you raise the stakes in this situation, such a statement, of course, you can't even ima

i one of his 1st trips in gratitude in most to canada to check bryan maloney. so there's not much question that he stands over the canadian history and certainly she, it was a different kind of to ensure that exists today. the, the, the mean spirited us that exist today was not in the nation, was able to leave any ology at the office. as i say, i'm an awful lot of people back in his day disliked him. i don't see any words of anger or, or clothing being expressed today. his task needs a whole and sadness. the listening post is up next time, rolled madison, stay with the a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue the smell of that is all over power. as i was just a real correspondence, that's what we strive to do. the legal case against one dissident julian assange and the depth of another. i'll explain of all 2 stories that reveal how western news outlets choose their heroes and villains is reall

prime minister maloney has announced a range of initiatives.e. and while some countries try, the global population continues to go up. and the un highlights two factors to explain this — the gradual increase in human life span and high and persistent levels of fertility in some countries. there are those to whom this global population growth is the real issue in particular for our climate and who believe low birth rates are welcome. but as we've seen, already many countries have low birth rates and some want to increase. there's population growth and low birth rates are both demanding attention. a lot of people are surprised to see that the global population numbers are still growing, the total number of people on the planet. at the same time that we keep talking about birth rates declining, and i like to think of it as what's on the surface versus what's beneath the surface. and beneath the surface those declining birth rates will cause major shifts in the nature of our populations, shifts that may lead the global population to start falling i

sometimes those bill is guys as maloney of canada we used to, but i see you've thought it was recently said. so what do you think about guys that go up to that? if you know russia did not, and they do crane i'm us would not have attacked israel. you hooked up with the 7 the solution. that's an actual quote. just because i've had many interesting statements throughs and from the front you know, women, politicians, but that is a fast yeah. get to interesting to see the, the correlation between those 2 events. since we're putting the united states under the spotlight, i'm not going to ask you minister laughter of who the russian leadership would prefer to see in the white house after. i'm not gonna ask you that. i'm not gonna ask you that. but i will ask you, in light of some of the comments we've actually heard from donald trump, he said that if i were president, the war and ukraine would end in 24 hours. and we're seeing also a growing reluctance within the republican party to continue to start to, to, to continue funding their mass of funding of ukraine. i think it's in the neighborhoo

yesterday during a meeting with the italian prime minister georgia maloney, mr biden said he didn't think the us was working very hard to agree that deal. now, this potential agreement is something that us secretary of state antony blinken and several other us officials have been working on for several weeks now. they have been diplomatic ping—pong balls bouncing around various capitals, capital cities in the middle east, in europe, trying to negotiate this deal. what it would entail is potentially a six—week pause in fighting, the release of dozens of hostages held in gaza, some of whom who are of course us citizens, and also crucially, more access for international aid.— also crucially, more access for international aid. yeah, and talking of aid, the us _ international aid. yeah, and talking of aid, the us have _ international aid. yeah, and talking of aid, the us have carried - international aid. yeah, and talking of aid, the us have carried out - of aid, the us have carried out their first of aid, the us have carried out theirfirst airdrop into of aid, the us have carried out their fi

unfortunately, suzanne maloney was not able to make it today so we will leave them -- so please join.> thank you for. welcome back to the welcome center thank you to those who lingered and remained from the split of those of you join, thank you for joining this paneó as those those streaming adult for the virtual audience. the bias of a a distinguished panelists are more fully available online fashion and as was said suzanne can't m we wish her well and a speedy recovery. otherwise i want to make three very quick plug from three very different organizations about iran and middle i related, holly dagres to my left, don't take it politically, is editor and producer and field by substack-not mistaken. naysan rafati contributes to the monthly, monthly production at icj -- icg and has the overnight brief ind of propensity things related. for those who are struggling to keep up with the delusion of regional and iran and other, yol three of those. at that would set the scene a little bit with zooming in on one area of consensus, which is when we were prepping for the family said to parliamen

judicial nominations and expected to vote on the confirmation of former new york congressman sean patrick maloney to be the u.s. ambassador to the organization for economic cooperation and development. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. enate will be opened in prayer by our guest chaplain, bishop larry lawrence pastor of the praise temple church and the evergreen missionary baptist church in louisiana and oakland, california. the guest chaplain: let us pray. almighty and everlasting god, who guides the stars and holds our hearts, i humbly seek your divine presence as the senate gathers in solemn duty. god, guide the senators of this great nation, th i pray for your wisdom to light their path, courage to uphold the truth, and compassion to serve with integrity. may the senators be stewards of peace, fostering unity where there is division and bringing hope to places dimmed by despair. grant our senators the vision to see beyond the immediate, to the future where justice and liberty flourish for all. god, bless their deliberations. may their decisions forge a stronger, more inclusive

almost, you know, once told me, i think it was biden had so much right i think it was sean patrick maloney who ran the d triple c last cycle. tell me republicans are great at spiking the football. democrats are almost embarrassed when they have power in accomplish anything like that. that's kind of the attitude that they and that's something that we need to change if we're going to have a hope in 2024. i mean, from a coverage perspective, it's really interesting because. as i have noticed, it doesn't matter. institution it is it doesn't matter if it's congress covered congress for a bit does matter if it's the white house, doesn't matter if it's the justice department. they scare very easily they want to have control over every story that goes out, down, down to the minor details like, oh, you say this, you can't say that. please don't say that. and i think this this obsession with trying to control the narrative or trying to control the messaging is is has been to the detriment because, you know, things are left unsaid in. the stories, things are left unsaid on tv. whereas the trump campa

and also want to thank staff maloney for her time and dedication and also meeting for the community members to better understand the concerns and make sure this ordinance was strong as it can be. with that, i'm happy to take some questions i know some folks are here for public comment. so i don't have any comment and i don't think mr. peskin does either he's not on the coster so let's take public comment. >> clerk: thank you madam chair, if you have come to give public comment on tobacco for special use. please line up and come to the lectern when you're ready. you may begin. >> speaker: yes, good afternoon, supervisors. i'm let' and i work for general housing clinic on the central collaborative program. we have been we have a central city public safety committee which is comprised of sro residents. i appreciate all the collaboration from kyle and now lee and also the planning commissioners who worked with us who listened to our concerns, we level support it, you have it in front of you, we support the amendments and looking forward to working more closely and looking to see how we can keep

thank you. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is set to meet us president joe biden at the white house for talks . israel's warren garza and the warren ukraine are both expected to dominate the discussion. the talks come as president joe biden seeks to reassure european partners that the us remains supportive of ukraine. so let's go live to kimberly how it gets our white house correspondent. kimberly, what do we need to know about this meeting? oh, yeah, well what we need to know is that uh it is running a little bit behind schedule, but the arrival is expected any moment and what is really going to dominate the conversation we understand is the conversation about the stalling of aid in the us house of representatives, according to the white house, there is going to be a wide range of topics that will be discussed. as you mentioned, garza and the humanitarian situation there is going to be discuss. we know that china relations are going to be discussed. but really it is about the funding for ukraine that is on the top of mind for the italian leader. and that is why she's here rig

working on several judicial nominations and expected to vote on the confirmation of former new york cock maloneyfor economic cooperation and development. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. enate will be o prayer by our guest chaplain, bishop larry lawrence brandon, pastor of the praise temple church and the

more than that, maloney was one of the first women to register to vote in boston after her retirementnd serve as the president of a u.s. bank. alice dunning, the first black woman to cover the white house as a reporter may jemison, the first black woman to become an astronaut and go into space. she overcame her fear of heights to do that. can you imagine? these extraordinary blackare ha. black women are setting new standards of excellence in the sciences and the0 arts, athletics, politics, math, medication, and theust to name a few. i am proud to celebrate the chiropractics of a black woman. i am the product of a black woman and all women to the betterment of america. they have helped to bill this country and do everything possible to protect the rights they have worked so hard for. and as we discuss the whole notion around black women and what they have contributed to this country, let's not forget all back women and what they have done in this country. i am honored to be here tonight on the floor to say thank you to the many women that have made a difference in my life. jean whraikl

i have been fascinated, jim, by maloney who was in the white house recently.but eat you and she has been a great friend of ukraine. she has been a good friend of the west. is she a liberal democrat? no. i wonder if in europe, there was not this poland understanding. poland, if you want your country to thrive, it helps to not be fighting the eu . >> i was only worried when she won. in 2015 thinking whoa, what is going on? is that a precursor to an authoritarian winning here? what she has with ukraine, the eu growing , she has moderated. >> we have a lot more to get to this hour, morning joe weekend continues after just a short break. break. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the j

you got me. >> never a dull moment, maloney. >> never a dull moment, maloney. >> what are we talkingecially going the tory mp going to talk to the tory mp who's livid with eastenders. not because it's awful and terrible, which because which it probably is because it's constituency as a dump. >> now eh.- em.— >> yeah. now we've got to see what constituency is. it's what his constituency is. it's milton eastenders milton keynes and eastenders have storyline where have done the storyline where bianca back . bianca bianca comes back. bianca aficionados oh, that was aficionados will. oh, that was terrible. sorry terrible. pearce. sorry aficionados will know who she is and they've portrayed milton keynes as a drug infested slum. >> basically . and he's very >> basically. and he's very unhappy. >> not good. haven't they got a great, artificial ski slope in milton keynes? >> yeah, we need to know that. >> yeah, we need to know that. >> lots multi—storey >> and lots of multi—storey car parks. tell. parks. people need to tell. i once mrs. thatcher in once lost mrs. thatcher in milton keynes .

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well, carol, carol maloney in the express says it's because of, how does she put it?. yeah, there's been a backlash against it. people saying it is sexist . you know, we're sexist. you know, we're promoting kind beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else 1g kind beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else ,] kind beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , missi beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world auty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world will above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world will say. re all else, miss world will say. and this article, that of carol malone's is kind of claiming that it's beauty with brains that it's beauty with brains that are missing . england is an that are missing. england is an aerospace engineering graduate. jessica geoghegan 27, and yeah, the opportunities that are afforded to the women who do it, the charity work they do, the fundraising, it's done, you know, tick, tick, tick. there's all lots of positives there. but i so i can see it from both points of view. i do think if it w

i am confident congressman maloney will do just that. he's a veteran lawmaker who worked on comity markets, digital development. as well, he served on the house permanent select committee on intelligence. he's committed to using the oecd research convening power to lead with our values and counter-beijing's efforts with the belt road initiative. he understands the global economy needs to work for all americans, and our strong towns need a strong global economy in order to flourish. mr. president, i think the greatest compliment i can pay to ink many of us have heard from many of his colleagues in the house as to how valuable a member he has been in the house of representatives. particularly i want to mention the conversations i've had with speaker pelosi and congressman hoyer in regards to congressman maloney's incredible work in the house of representatives. he will do us proud as our representative to the oecd. i urge my colleagues to confirm his nomination to be the next representative to the oecd without delay. with that mr. presiden