debt office published a report that talked about the problems with freedom of speech and expression,ked about a single telethon , at the same time in ukraine kmiz conducted a sociological survey and they asked ukrainians about what actually happened to democracy in ukraine during the last 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, 43% of... ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has worsened, 28% of them are convinced , what it is occurred due to the government's efforts to curtail rights and freedoms, and at the same time, 19% believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29% that it has not changed, while 50% of ukrainians are convinced that president zelensky has not fulfilled any or a minority of his pre-election promises , and 18 respondents answered that zelenskyi... fulfilled most or all of the promises, almost as many believe, he fulfilled about half of the promises, the most respondents, 50%, explain the non-fulfillment of promises by the presence of dishonest corrupt people in the president's team, further with approximately the same result of 26-32%, th

debt office published a report that talked about the problems with freedom of speech and expression,ked about a single telethon, at the same time in ukraine, the kmis conducted a sociological survey, and they asked ukrainians about what actually happened to democracy in ukraine in the last 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, 43% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has worsened. of them, 28% are convinced that this happened due to the authorities' efforts to curtail rights and freedoms, and at the same time, 19% believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29% that has not changed, while 50% of ukrainians are convinced that president zelenskyi has not fulfilled any or a minority of his pre-election promises, and 18 respondents answered that zelenskyi has fulfilled most or all of his promises, almost as many believe that... he has fulfilled about half of his promises , the largest number of respondents, 50% explain the failure to fulfill promises by the presence of dishonest corrupt people in the president's team, followed by approximately the same res

debt office talks about freedom of speech, about a single marathon, these are the problems who see abroadny of the representatives of other countries who help us today say that look, every day it is becoming more and more difficult for us to explain to our society, the society in our countries, why we help a state in which there is corruption, that is, we take the money of our taxpayers, transfer it to you in ukraine, and then we see scandals due to the fact that there are eggs, shells, jackets and many other things. how can we further explain to our citizens that we should continue at the same level, or even help more. for ukraine, this is the first history, the second history is the principles of democracy, supremacy, law, freedom of speech and many other things that are basic for nato countries, and today's survey shows how basic they are for ukrainian society, how it relates to what is happening today, that's why there is such a problem, first of all, i i believe that everything is fair, if we are talking about nato, and not about... the european union is a security component, but the

illa, we called you to... to talk to you about an important topic, the state debt office has finally confirmed, after millions of negotiations, that the united states has lifted the ban on the transfer of american weapons to azov, how difficult it was to overcome this ban, we know that hundreds of negotiations were held, for a very long time we tried to explain ours at different levels. that azov is a completely prepared, motivated unit of people, patriots who can and want to defend ukraine? well, look, i can't say, for sure, how difficult it was to do it there, yes, because a very large number of people took part in this, but because it is a complex process, the only thing i know is that titanic, titanic work and heroism. hundreds and thousands of our soldiers who worked, fought, continue the struggle now, who are now in the columns, which i hope will soon return from there, so he finally has the opportunity to unfold normally as we deserve it, it is very good that this wall has been overcome, here at last we will be able to receive, for sure... what we will be able to apply qualita

the state debt office even officially recognized that azov is still not nazis and not neo-nazis, buto wait for the neo-nazis, look who you voted for, for example, let's give the parliament, mr. serhii, there are less than two minutes left, i wanted to remind you, finally i wanted to ask, are you the director of the initiative center european sustainability, what does your center do in germany? thank you very much for the question, well, at the call of our hearts, we are collecting money for the ukrainian army and we will give enough to the germans. strongly and we see it, but yes, let's say this, our main and general goal is education, education in the field security, in the field of international politics, for the last week they held a conference in the bundestag regarding the confiscation of russian property, these 300 billion euros, which were frozen in russian accounts in... at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, but not quite transferred to ukraine, and it is very gratifying to see the fact that now this topic, how they were dry for weapons, and the german political commun

, because it is the state debt office that blocks the recognition of this, when they recognize russiann as genocide, like this there was a famine, then these apologies. will make sense, like, say, the redemption of certain things, well, ukraine also needs to draw conclusions as to why we allowed two genocides over the course of a century, here i also wanted ukrainian society to get rid of electoral infantility, to take more responsibility, but that's why i somewhere i appreciate this this this is an apology, ms. hanna, you have already given some explanations in the new official language of international communication in ukraine, we have introduced english. as they say, your rights, i will also teach you a little english, the times magazine, you know, it is somewhat symbolic, it can even remove the chief if he writes something wise there, you know, and send it to deep britain, you can do whatever you want, and in this case, we read in english lessons fresh, since yesterday, the whole world is reading this, including those who met with zelensky on the fields. celebration in france, and

debt office talks about freedom. the words about the single marathon are the problems that are seennd frankly many of the representatives of other countries who are helping us today say that look, every day it is more and more difficult for us to explain to our society, the society in our countries, why do we help a state in which there is corruption, that is, we take money our taxpayers, we transfer to you in ukraine. and then we see scandals related to the fact that there are eggs, shells, jackets and many other things. how can we further explain to our citizens that we should continue at the same level, or even help ukraine more? this is the first story, the second story is the principles of democracy, the rule of law, freedom of speech and many other things that are basic for nato countries, and today is yours. will show how basic they are for ukrainian society, as it stands to what is happening today, that is why there is such a problem, first of all, i believe that everything is equal, if we are talking about nato, and not about the european union, this is a security component

debt office published a report that talked about the problems with freedom. words and expressions, there was talk of a single telethon, at the same time in ukraine, kmis conducted a sociological survey, and they asked ukrainians about what actually happened to democracy in ukraine during the last 5 years of zelensky's presidency. 43% of ukrainians believe that the situation with democracy has worsened, 28% of them are convinced that it is happened due to the efforts of the authorities to curtail rights and freedoms. and at the same time, 19% believe that the situation with democracy has improved, and 29% that it has not changed, while 50% of ukrainians are convinced that president zelenskyi did not fulfill any or a minority of his pre-election promises, and 18 respondents answered that zelenskyi fulfilled most, or all promises, almost as many believe that he fulfilled about half of the promises, the most respondents, 50%, explain the non-fulfillment. promises by the presence of dishonest corrupt people in the president's team, further with approximately the same result of 26-32% , there

debt office talks about freedom of speech, about a single marathon, these are the problems . who see frankly , many of the representatives of other countries who help us today say that look, every day it is more and more difficult for us to explain to our society, to the society in our countries, why we help the state, in which has corruption, that is, we take the money of our taxpayers, transfer it to you in ukraine, and then we see scandals everywhere. with the fact that there are eggs, shells, jackets and many other things, how can we continue to explain to our citizens that we should continue at the same level, or even help ukraine more, this is the first story, the second story is the principles of democracy, the rule of law, freedom of speech and many other things that are fundamental to nato countries, and your poll today shows how much they are basic for ukrainian society, how it relates to what is happening today, that is why there is such a problem, first of all, i believe that everything is equal, if we are talking about nato, and not about the european union, it is a secu

, it’s good state, but how can you pay off all your debts at once, so they taxed yulia, traffic policeand said: i have debts, the car is in orientation, the bailiffs arrived, and that’s how lyonkina optima ended up in the parking lot of the bailiffs. we have now seized the vehicle, and this car will soon be auctioned off. julia, of course, objected. the car is generally owned by my minor child. they ruined the car anyway. mother of a minor ipts car owner. provided, but the bailiffs have their own sources, according to the traffic police, he is listed as a convicted person, yulia andreevich, with us she passes as a debtor, and indeed, esska, the registration certificate is issued specifically for yulia, how can it be, in the pts, because the owner of the car is eight-year-old lena, according to the law, the owner of the car can only be registered from the age of 16, and until then in the name of his legal representatives, parents, guardians. that is why the traffic police registered the car in yulia’s name and gave her a vehicle registration certificate valid until 2032, when her son le

office than every president in united states history combined. as biden is, will beat him. he's already run up $6.3 trillion in debt, and by the time he leaves office, he'll have run up more than president trump. >> analysts say the debt under each administration was due to both partizan and bipartisan policies. kennedy failed to qualify to join the presidential debate tonight because of his low poll numbers. so far. his economic policy proposals include raising the federal minimum wage and expanding free child care. well, abc news fact checked both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republican and democratic parties, it's all on our website. just head to abc seven news.com. >> a sports bar in san francisco's sunset neighborhood took on the nfl and won. a jury found the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us what this means for sports bars and fans. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. i

office than every president in united states history combined. as biden is, will beat him. he's already run up $6.3 trillion in debt, and by the time he leaves office, he'll have run up more than president trump. >> analysts say the debt under each administration was due to both partizan and bipartisan policies. kennedy failed to qualify to join the presidential debate tonight because of his low poll numbers. so far. his economic policy proposals include raising the federal minimum wage and expanding free child care. well, abc news fact checked both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republican and democratic parties, it's all on our website. just head to abc seven news.com. >> a sports bar in san francisco's sunset neighborhood took on the nfl and won. a jury found the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us what this means for sports bars and fans. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. i

the international monetary fund recommends that the united states raise taxes and reduce debt levels.h at least pre-covid levels. the congressional budget office projects that the debt-to-gdp ratio in '29 will exceed the world war ii high. if current economic plans continue, the deficit will be in the range of 5.2, 6.3% over the next 10 years. at the same time, even coming to power. there will be no publications a panacea for all ills. donald trump has already promised to make the 2017 tax breaks permanent. in general, this is not the first time that the imf has hinted that it is time for the united states and other developed countries to tighten their belts. despite the strength of the global economy, many countries continue to struggle with high debt levels and high budget deficits. and this comes at a time when interest rates are high and medium-term growth prospects continue to rise. increased gas costs in europe are eating into the margins of energy-intensive industries such as production of steel, fertilizers, chemicals, glass ceramics. this was stated by the head of rosneft igo

instead, he spent more money in office than every president in united states history combined. as in, biden is will beat him. he's already run up $6.3 trillion in debt, and by the time he leaves office, he'll have run up more than president trump in his. >> analysts say the debt under each administration was due to both partizan and bipartisan policies. kennedy failed to qualify to join the presidential debate in atlanta. his economic policy proposals include raising the federal minimum wage and expanding free child care. abc news fact checked both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republicans and democratic party all on our website. abc seven news.com. >> happening today oakland city council is set to hold a special meeting to pass its budget. it comes as the city faces one of the biggest deficits in its history. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with us. and gloria, this is complicated by the fact that the proposed budget is based off the sale of the oakland coliseum, and it's not even a done deal yet. >

instead, he spent more money in office than every president in united states history combined. as in, biden is will beat him. he's already run up $6.3 trillion in debt. and by the end, by the time he leaves office, he'll have run up more than president trump. >> analysts say the debt under each administration was due to both partizan and bipartisan policies. kennedy failed to qualify to join the presidential debate in atlanta. his economic policy proposals include raising the federal minimum wage and expanding free child care. abc news fact check both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republican and democratic parties, all on our website, abc seven news.com. >> happening today oakland city council is set to hold a special meeting to pass its budget. it comes as the city faces one of the biggest deficits in its history. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here in gloria. this is complicated considering the proposed budget is based off the sale of the oakland coliseum, and it's not a done deal yet. >> that's right.

debt, insecurity for millions, millions of americans.he united states added just 175,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, far below the 240 jobs that economists had forecasted. the data is clear, president biden's spending spree, coupled with the red tape that crushed american supply chains, have created soaring inflation that continues to impact each and every aspect of our economy. americans can't afford another year of president biden's wasteful and reckless spending. as we begin the appropriations process, it is time to biden's . it is time to cut off funding to green new deal energy initiatives that subsidize windmills and solar farms that fail to provide the power that we need. it's time to stop wasting taxpayer dollars on far left policies that americans do not want and that americans cannot afford. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the >> now to this year's hurricane season outlook from the national hurricane center

plumbers store c to pay off the debts of people have voluntarily taken on this burden.as my colleague from texas noted jo up the borders aliens are kidnapping and murdering our children. this simply must stop and the only way this is going to stop is if congress stands up and performs theirle i duties. i'm incredibly disappointed that half of the stage this not to hold democrats because this is not a partisan issue but but this is an article i we have that the founding fathers wrote us first in constitution and initially they were concerned we have too much power over the executive branch and that has not become the case because many of our predecessors have abdicated their responsibilities to congress and d ne ss to come here to reduce exactly w told to produce by the congress the united states of mr. alford included tented directly no one is a. want to thank congressman linda for highlighting this important issue in compliance with subpoenas responsibility of the executive branch that they cannot ignore and they push away. it's part of the coequal balance between the

the plant, if it’s really necessary, we’ll arrange transportation and escort for you, what kind of debto, yuri valentinovicholtsov, state protection, you were there today, yes, hello, pakhomov was recorded with threats, the conversation was sent to the post office, accepted, thank you, alive, repay the favor, otherwise the same thing will happen to you as with your brother, this time no one will save you. well, now you can ask khudikov a couple of questions, mr. khudyakov, investigative committee, major of justice kotkin. suspected of murdering the co-owner of the kudmash plant, like yes, i fired him a month ago, i know that, but for what? he has become too much, listen, if you need his coordinates, contact the personnel department, only he left his office apartment and changed his phone number, so mr. koshkin, koshkin, you can be free, the brother of the murdered man accuses you of buying shares in the kudmash plant. and wanted to seize a controlling stake, and you think i’ll just believe that you decided to abandon your plan, if i wanted to seize, i would have seized, if you had evide

some astonishing data from the office of national statistics on the state of the british national debtapt out at me £25 billion every single month we spend now on benefits, benefits is a second biggest budget after health. we spend second amount on benefits after the nhs . this on benefits after the nhs. this is unsustainable. this cannot continue and that will be an economic situation that sir keir starmer is likely to inherit in just a couple of weeks time. what are they going to do about it? well, later in the show i'll speak to chris hope he's about to interview sir keir starmer. and that's the kind of question i think he needs to be asked . i think he needs to be asked. send your views in the usual ways. gbnews.com/yoursay say. but before we crack on, its your headunes but before we crack on, its your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom at 5:02. >> your top story this hour. >> your top story this hour. >> opposition leaders are accusing the tories of being corrupt after a string of people with links to the party are caught up in

before president biden took office, only 7,000 people in total,verywhere in the united states had gottenre the same, but with rich at the helm, nearly 1d their debt wiped out. for working people in thispd country, for mamas and daddies, for firefighters and nurses, for dmv workers down the street and the teachers at your elementary school, this debt cancellation has been absolutely life changing. on a personal note, i am beyond proud of rich. rich is one of the most effective and honest public servants i have ever met.

the prices of consumer goods in my state on average are up 20% since president biden took office.ome are up a lot some are up a little less. but the average is 20%. credit card debt is up 46%. the average credit card balance in louisiana is now $5800. when you're making $58,000 a year for a family of four, $5,a. 800 is a lot. we have had a record number of people who have had to take early withdrawals from their retirement accounts, mr. president. the average electricity bill in louisiana is up 28%. -- since president biden took office. gasoline in louisiana, up 53%. eggs 69%. bread, 28%, coffee 28%, rice 29%, flour, 30%, milk 15%, ice cream, 22%. chicken per pound, 27%. if you're a mom and dad and you're both working and you have maybe two car notes, certainly one car note and a mortgage children how can you afford this? you can't. when you group these necessities that i'm just -- i've just talked about by category what you see is on average for my people in louisiana -- again, we're not a wealthy state -- food is up 21% on average. housing is up 290%, clothing is up 11%, used ca