judicial administration, oleksiy salnikov.uspected of inciting bribery of supreme court judges. a week ago , salnikov was dismissed from his post, and in total, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion , six criminal proceedings have been opened against judges. therefore, candidates for vacant positions in appellate courts will be tested not only for their knowledge, but also for their integrity. there is an urgent task not only of quantitative filling, but also of qualitative renewal of the judicial system body virtuous and professional judges are a basic request from ukrainian society and from our international partners on the way to eu membership and investment in reconstruction projects. these are examples when judges had to show true civic courage. 212 days of captivity, torture, moral pressure and complete informational isolation. yuliya matvieva, judge of the ilichyiv court of mariupol, was kidnapped by the occupiers during evacuation from mariupol back in march of last year, in captivity, the woman was in every p

this is really important because it is exquisitely critical of this government, which this administrationore in other contexts, namely its push for judicial reforms, but now the president is criticizing it in terms of and in the context of this war. it signals that the white house is increasingly thinking about what the future of gaza looks like. we know that the administration of course supports a two-state solution but again, very revealing comments right now about the future of this war and israel. >> they come as netanyahu tried to block the palestinian authority from taking control in gaza, a position that the white house has been standing for. mj lee live from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. thank you very much. >>> let's go back to capitol hill where the house rules comedy is expected to vote any moment now on a resolution to formally began an impeachment inquiry into president biden. the house could vote on the measure as soon as tomorrow. biden is facing increasing scrutiny from house republicans over his son's foreign business dealings. joining us now is the vice chair of the house ru

. >> by the way, not even just judicially or electorally, administratively. these ballots have got to get printed. you can't go to fedex, staples, and just do it in a night. it is a long time for these state to figure out who is on the ballot and changing it is a very big issue. but i wonder politically. what are the implications for trump's reelection campaign of all of these things? i mean, he is a front runner. and by a landslide so far, what do you see as the implications of his reelection and campaign? >> i'm watching the polling in the next week or two to see what happens. on the one hand, you might have voters saying this was another instance of the courts coming after trump. at the same time, this is a very different kind of issue in colorado. it is saying you are ineligible. there is a risk voters around the country look at his candidacy and wonder am i voting for an ineligible candidate? should i look to nikki haley or ron desantis or somebody else? we never had a situation like this where the front runner facing being thrown off the ballot. i think

than that which gets to the whole issue of what's happening in our judicial system.nstitutional process. you don't go to mexico to decide how you are going to deal with mexicans in our country. you go to the u.s. congress. if you're talking amnesty, which is what it can be interpreted to mean, this communique that came from secretary mayorkas and blinken yesterday, it's a constitutional process. you deal with congress to come up with a solution, not with the president of mexico. >> exactly. and, you know, the whole concept of asylum which a lot of people are pointing to for people coming across the border, the united states is not the answer to every asylum problem on the planet. but if you place america's interests last, you wind up with the situation where we do wind up -- >> and just to add quickly to that, listen, the caravan we've been showing top channel, you know -- on the channel, you know, you see this giant caravan? they're carrying a sign that says -- [speaking spanish] freedom from poverty. they're not coming for credible fear, they're coming for jobs. da