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ter] [applause] >> we will have a little ceremony up here in a minute.e one question and then i will open itp ■yfirew that money is spent? >> that is a key point because it takes the collaboration and looking at where there are places investments can be leveraged with other investments. wl at where state partners are, tribal partners are, the crucial component of it is also part afocusing on tt long-term strategy. to look at what the sustainability those acres treated means for vulnerable communities. >> thank you. a point of per highlight how many incredible new mexicans are doing incredible work around the country. includingur very own. i like how you talked about the role that rural states have to play. one thing people might not be aware of is we an incredible investmentst responder personnel. with the new firefighting fund, it is well over $200 million to raises to firefighters and create efforts to incrheirks. we are not trying to replace volunteer firefighters but we also the challenges they face in the small communities. dangerous if we do not do

if we made russia a state sponsor of ter them up to litigation american courts and makes it harder for anyone to help him. to me this summer and fall should be about more. more military capability and it should also be about aggressive action towards their economy and the way they do those things. sen. blumenthal: one more question. >> when do you think it would be brought on the floor. do you when? you know, i think predictions on time are hazardous around the united states senate. i'm not going to make a prediction prior -- prediction. but sooner rather than later. a question for you. it is about youpo the idea of including women in the draft. sen. graham: that is not the subject of debate today. sen. blumenthal: one more. >>gues in the house to make sure that it does make it to the president's desk if it passes through the senate. sen. blumenthal: i would be t last person the world to say that i have done a scientific poll among members of the house but i can tell you that there would be very strong birtiswe just went on a trip to normandy. profoundlyi lead a delegation of about 20

ters asked putin what could happen to the trigger, that's what this is about the president answered:g to accuse us of waving some kind of nuclear baton, well, did i just raise the question of the possibility of using nuclear weapons, you did that, you bring me to this topic, and then you will say that i waved a nuclear baton, you know, this... this is such a very tough topic, which means that the americans are the only country, the united states, that has used nuclear weapons. well, let's not lead to not only use, even the threat of use. at the same time, according to putin, russia does not threaten anyone, but the supply of weapons. supplying weapons to a conflict zone is always bad, especially if, if this is due to the fact that those who supply, they not only supply weapons, but manage these weapons, and this is a very serious, very dangerous step, we are with you we know, the federal republic does not deny this, i don’t know. how did this get into the press when the bundeswehr generals are discussing where and how they should strike at the crimean bridge or at some other, at some

a few kilometers away ter means the police press game and it was like rafsanjan. all but the end of the game fell in pas gawamin pikan and the esteghlal players mocked the police press . congratulations to persepolis cup offsaida club. may god bless them and they will be happy like this. just look at what happened to you in these three weeks. what about us? things have happened, then you come and speak out of chivalry, sir, don't do it, friend. but speaking of chivalry , please don't play in this football and esteghlal finished second in this season with 67 points . the support team is all there, god willing, everyone will support, why not support, god willing, we will come back stronger with a very strong team to participate in the elite of asia, of course, don't be the first reason. his team did not win the championship, he said from inside the club, i would have liked esteghlal not to win the championship, i stood up in front of them , i stood up in front of my rival teams, but i really couldn't take it anymore, then he made a sarcastic escape about the lack of

given to the world by 50, in the fifties the whole world, having added up 20 billion, was building and teruth of france, which is called by the russian word current, like a satellite camera with magnetic codes, everything was invented. this is the answer, and today we must maintain this leadership, congratulations on his birthday, today he is receiving one of the most famous political figures in the country, gennady zyuganov, he is 80 years old, the permanent leader of the communist party of the russian federation, a deputy of all eight convocations of the state duma, he is still full of energy today and legislative ideas, for their contribution to the development russian statehood, vladimir putin awarded gennady zyuganov the title of hero of labor, plans for the future and how to stay in great shape. at the same time, he notices it not without nostalgia, otherwise i can use a tractor, if anything. at school i started on a belarusian tractor, then gas 51.53, i love driving. for several decades , the government boarding house snegeri has been like a home for gennady zyuganov, they take care

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but nobody sd ter than prime minister koshida who says that■> ukraine could be replicated in east ourhat beijing closely but not just beijing other capitals are watching. ee how russia comes out of this war and wad their policies and if they see weaker neighbors properly away with. for us, it's imperative that strategic loss framing but it is crucial that russia walk away ÷b r over an extended time frame understdit was strate or a loss, pick your and was not successful ultimately te they paid. host: douestion? let's pick one here. ambassadorr personality. good to see you. ian co juan, "atlantic council." i look atgd ian cowan "atlantic germany, france, have a tremendous economic potential. do we. so does south korea and japan that in a pitched prolonged battle of a war ofttrition, russia cannot win even if china continues at this level and if the west collectively appl a hio the chinese may reconsider the f t to russia. to what extent are europeans know, they got eight billion o. to what extent are they willingl military capacity that wbe war e and god theaters be it in east asia or m

[applause] >> judy, thank you so much and welcome everyby,ter the rains last night, to allimporta.. centers for disease control and evention. to my left is larry bushong, republican congressman from indiana.and burke, senior vpofft optima health. . why do businessndyou have got an budget, why do you need -- maybe not that high,high -- why do you need the public sector to work with you? >> great to be here. thank you to the cdc foundation doing this important conversation. health, or frankly, a virus can turn o l and economy upside down, so we know that is good for business. i think i really important conversation, but we also know that the mission of public health, to protect healthp=impr. it cannot be done alone from the cdc, even if the cities he partneredblic health entities. this has to be a team sport as we think about protecting health and improving lives across the country and i am so thrilled that the congressman, who has been a leader in thinking abou s in the conversation. and we have dr. birx -- -- we will do first names after this, health care companies thinking on the

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ter is the head of the transportation management staff and the country's fuel says that if the modernization of the country's freight transport fleet went according to plan, 15 % of the excess gasoline consumption would be saved, which is equivalent to 9 million liters per day, which is equivalent to 3 billion liters per year, according to article 10 of the industry organization law. one truck must be scrapped for every four trucks produced. faizeh shabani of sed and cima news agency. welcoming iran's booth at the beijing international book fair, on the sidelines of this fair, a meeting was held as iran's cultural day with the presence of iranologists and students interested in iran. simin international exhibition the beijing book entitled mutual learning and cooperation among civilizations is being held. today, by attending the iran booth, i was able to prepare very good books . activity of the iran pavilion. the exchange of classical works of the two countries is one of the programs that have been put on the agenda. also , iran cultural day was held at the exhibition site with the presence

something about the working experience because it's usually a collective experience that it inculcates in ter they be fishermen, whether they were enslaved whether they shoemakers or cobblers or seamstresses, there's something about the experience that the together begin to recognize a collect tivity of interest and sometimes their interest exactly the same as the people who emplothem.bt and that there is from time to time a need for them express themselves collectively. so that older than our country. but the union almost arose simultaneous with with the country. the first unions you started to see in the 1790s, which once they were unions at first of what were called core donors that was a term that they used for shoemakers in that period and some of the first unions were formed called journeymen court. the system was in those days that started as an apprentice and a boy because these were all male at that time usually the age 12 to 1 or 16. you worked a master's workshop at that point. yo journeyman and what you were then is kind of an assistant to t master or learning to the trade. but a

amy: are there some similarities in what ters expect from their chief executive when they vote for themuring covid and after covid we solve voters pay more attention to the governors. they were setting goals. talking about mask mandates or vaccinations. morning hussle does a good track of the governors. we saw interest go up. most of these governors are popular. you don't have to take divisive sides on issues. you will not take a national view on foreign policy. a lot of these are domestic issues. overwhelming -- it is hard to be a governor. in 2022 only one income bit governor lost -- one incumbento. these governors are very popular . all of them that are running for reelection -- only those in a more competitive column are --. amy: how do you go about your ratings? jessica: we look at it qualitatively and quantitatively. we look at polls. we get access to a lot of polls that a lot of viewers do not have. we are talking to committees. there is the democratic governors association and the republican governors association. they are devoted to trying to win the races at the state leve and

ter chin also placed in the second and third places, mehdi saberi in the weight throw to the distanceopponents, and some short sports news in the continuation of the brics games in kazan, russia, in vosha, and in the talo section, shahin bani talebi in the form of nandaav and marjan karimi. in taichi , they won a silver medal, also abolfazl gharbaghi ​​in chiangshu, zahra jalili in dashu, nazanin bazar in nangun. defeated syria and due to two previous losses against jordan and thailand, for survival in this category , he will face the pacific islands today. iran's national handball team, which is in the camp in ankara , lost to the turkish national team 26-28 in its first match . at the beginning of the asian hopes field hockey competition in singapore today, the iranian team will face chinese taipei in its first game . in the final match of the fourth week of the national polo league, nowruzabad haft team defeated nazaja team and won the first title. thank you for your company. today is friday the 25th of june dhul-hijjah is june 14th in tehran, sunset will be at 192:00, maghrib azan

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the mental health crisis of american children and adolescents and create a safe digital environment tercribed for them. the start of the construction of the largest optical fabric project in the tari oil field in xinjiang, china. once completed, this project will become an ocean of solar panels in china . the completion period of this project is the end of the current year, and with its operation , more than 2 billion kilowatt hours of green electricity will be produced per year. this amount is equivalent to replacing 630,000 tons of coal and reducing it. carbon dioxide emissions amount to half a million tons per year. in addition to producing green energy for the oil field, this plan helps to create a green and low-carbon demonstration park to be a guarantee for regional green development. the next part at 2 o'clock: god willing, on this occasion, we want to talk about marriage and the promises that have been made , the studies that have taken place, let's take a look at what marriage week has started, what plans were to be unveiled, how much has been done, this is the first thing for

oksana bosochanska and ulyana panasiuk will continue the waist ter.'t switch to stay with the espresso team. the ministry of energy reports that this night, during a shuddering attack, the enemy attacked an energy facility in the central region and equipment was damaged, in lviv oblast, as a result of the same enemy attack, overhead lines and electrical equipment were damaged, 285 metering points were de-energized, restoration work is now underway, and will also be continued today temporary power outages, and in general the night was restless, and now we are collecting the consequences of the russian night attack in the sky over kherson region and mykolaiv region, air defense shot down six russian drones, shelling of border communities in sumy region, mykola, continues. the communities of bilopol, velikopyseriv, and middobut were shelled in sumy oblast. in donetsk region , one person was killed and three were injured during the day. it is known that there were also explosions at night in khmelnytskyi. russian troops shelled 19 settlements in the khers

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will talk about this and not only about this today for the next hour and 45 minutes, this is a big ter, me my name is vasyl zema, and i, my colleagues, will be with you again for the next hour and 47 minutes. events from outside ukraine. today , volodymyr zelenskyi is in brussels, and he managed to sign a security agreement with the leadership. of the european union, what it really gives to ukraine, why scholz is asking more money for ukrainians in germany, does he plan to return ukrainians home? i hope we will have time to talk about all this today, and plus, of course, all the events that take place during our broadcast, we will promptly tell you about them, we will inform you, and now i will add serhii turkets to the conversation , the director of the defense agency and the host of the military summaries of the day column. sergey, congratulations, good evening. i congratulate you, vasyl, i congratulate our viewers, today we will be in our column talk about how our fighters use french weapons, let's look at their tactics, about whether the military from north korea will reach our lan

help of russian special services, so let's be careful, so we will now add volodymyr nazarenko to our terthe rubizh brigade, the captain of the national... guard of ukraine from the bakhmut region is already in touch with us. mr. volodymyr, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the hero, good day, studio, good day tv viewers, thank you for the opportunity your broadcast well, mr. chief of intelligence, we will not go far, we will ask you to immediately share information about the operational situation in the bakhmut direction. what do you have now? well, actually, i wanted to emphasize, i can tell what is safe.

ter] >> that is a matter for the department of justice to comnt department.inaudible] >> i hate to interrupt 're going to get the same answer i have given with respect to the other quest me for me while this is pending and about too go any weight that matters not to resolve it once it's resolved neighborly different case. implications for diplomacy. >> that is an interesting. [inaudible]udible] sorry i interrupted you goead.naudible] [inaudible] draw want to draw a connection between this case and any other. [inaudible] >> can you comment on the protest happening outsidede of built to raise taxes question.reported during protest in nairobi and around can it kennet we injury sustained and offer our condolences with families who lo ones. we are to restrain to restore order provide space foral. >> related too kenya the heading to haiti can give the that with haiti? i will defer to speak to the exact details that toyed and are arriving in the near future if they have not a. >> someig are saying look what's happening in nairobi right now. this could bode ill for h

somebody comes up with somto yoe and tries to bring you into court after your ter m? and when trump says you're just trying to bruise him? polit what do you say? politically and politicall al thinks you're pulling the strings behind the scenes, doing all this to. >> help yourself know as ad that powerful. >> alena, you heard that your>>t reaction tonight? ice i think his grin says it all. he couldn't be happier unlesse o he an ice cream on the beach, which i hear he's doing this weekend while the countrlliny cr is apart. laura look, i think that it' s very clear what happened here. you know it. i know it. we're lawyers. and for the non-lawyer as there. this was a farce from the beginning. have the indictment itself didn't make sense. it was flawed. brd never have beend brought. there were no facts. nobody has ever been tried fortn anything i that. and then if you look at what actually happened with evidentiary issues in thisg trial, not allowing us to bring in an expert, not allowingn taoy to bring in tax documents for a crime that they say was based on money what, wh

they thought ter. they ended up being there for four years. parents new survivors of the holocaust.ddicts like attics like annethh the fabric of america. >> through that, you have talked about yoursasn, listening to your father's, reflecting on this period. we are in a room filled with people filled in their 20's, maybe 30's. 'ythe majority of you have all brought the to 25. senator boozman, you co-authored a resolution on the 80th f d-day. you work with your partners in congress and the senate. you have an audience hereof young people. is that important, why is this day, my days june 6sonate ? sen. boozman: it is so important. about when maggie and i were growing up, evybody interest to stand up as who served, the entire church stood up. ■÷he still had world war i folks around, world war ii, korea, the cold war was g o on, vietnam waa raging. everyone was innow, i'm almost i ask peopho sd now, my generation hasn't. but my uncles, grandparents, everybody did. many of you are in the situation where you d' your parents didn't come your grandparents didn't. that, doing all that we can

dear friends, we are returning to the ter, continuing our roll call, yevhen yevlya, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, we are waiting for him on our airwaves, and he is already appearing, mr. yevhen, we congratulate you, i wish health, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, you are now in donetsk region, can you tell where exactly, what is your situation, our direction has not changed, we continue to keep the defense lane in the horliv direction, the only thing is that our lane has been cut a little , in the battle of kocheretingo, where the settlement of kalinovo, arkhangelske, also, our unit now and then is on the defensive, the russians are trying to advance. in the pokrovsk direction, they write deep state that they seem to have occupied novooleksandrivka and approached the pokrovsk kostyantynka highway, how important is this highway and what will it mean for the front in this area? look, in fact, it is, let's say, a rather important logistical artery, but the danger of the vyhodontra is not even that they will cut some artery, because there are... a lot of access roads to

n terms of hiring or the consumer inms ter spending? >> we monitor all the things you mentioned and more. what we're seeing is basically spending and sowo to see people spending more on their credit card andit card balances have been going up. they are after the pandemic, people were cooped up and couldn't spend money and couldn't go out and spend money but spend at home. households were in strong financial shape and worked off a lot of that and w that carefully. that's what we see. we see the sam everybody else sees but the in good shape but it's not thed? shape it was in a year or two ago. >> how closere we to that point that the consumer ca spend more? >> consumer spending is still grow not growing at the pace it was a year ago, but still solidly. and other parts of the economy are spending equipment and up in the wake of construction. overall the economy is exhibiting solid growth something around 2% which is a good of growth for the u.s. economy. but are rightsee the same thing that other people see,oÑ pressures on more lower and w

cleveland and benjamin harrison among the registered voters, joe biden leading narrowly among likely tersmy panelists, we have those popular with their bases, extraordinarily unpopular with the other party right now, emblematic of the political times we stand right now. what do these candidates ne to do to win few while shepherding the bases to■ the poles in this november? i'm going to start to donna$ and then turn to you and what do they need to do? >> it's a very easy answer. i thin■t■ k appear okay. i have nothing against men who tu some tickets i'm going to see him. i like harrisonburg, i don't know what's wrong. [laughter] in order man is pies and. [laughter] many of them are mild-mannered and you don't have to tell them to put the seat down when they leave the bathroom. they have experience,hi also co. when i was the chair of the democratic party to see the republican c■5anda alone donald trump without any previous political experience correctable, that was groundbreaking and yes we saw they picked up some states in the blue. this is going to come down to six or seven states depend

. >> i just wond ter employee of whatever state regulatory agency when they see the cheech and chong'slobal holdings cross their desk. hmm? >> i know. i don't know what this says about me, but i see those targeted advertisements all the time on unnamed social media platform. >> you know they just show you what you like a lot. >> i'm not sure. >> it's the algorithm. >> i don't know how targeted it is, but now that's a job you or i could do in sacramento. >> all i see is golf stuff. >> golf >> hot dog eating champion joey chestnut is banned from taking part in this year's fourth of july nathan's hot dog eating contest. multiple reports say this all because chestnut is representing impossible foods, which recently launched a vegan hotdog. nathan's will not let him pitch a rival brand. >> we in the meat-based hotdog industry were saddened to learn that joey chestnut is promoting our plant-based competitor, impossible foods. but joey, have you forgotten that our hot dogs are the original impossible food? taking all the parts of an animal you don't want to touch and pu

handsome, we need to decide, friends, i am calling everyone to the third separate assault brigade, to the ter needed here now and we are here for you now we are waiting, we will teach you everything and together we will win. thank you, mr. mykola, call sign abdula mykola volukhov, commander of the unit in the third separate assault unit, thank you for your service, and a little break, we have a short break, then we will ask serhiy from zgurets, if another one is possible on... direction of attacks in kharkiv oblast, wait. attention, total sale, kors garden trimmers under unpack tv. with a discount of only uah 799, only 799 for a reliable tool, high power, ease of use, very profitable, minimum effort, maximum result, order in time while the video is being broadcast. trimmers are light and very powerful, mowing the lawn near fences, along the path line, near the sidewalk, curb, around trees, trimming bushes and even branches, simply and easily. leave big heavy mowers in the past. choose korce trimmers, classic or with lawnmower function. call just now to order at a special reduced price, you ju

separate assault unit and mykola volokhov is in touch with us , call sign abdula, the commander of the ter unit in the third separate assault brigade, mr. mykola, congratulations, glory to ukraine, i congratulate you as a hero of the word, well, tell me, because one way or another different recruiting companies. they put recruiting, which was established by the third separate assault unit, as an example of how it should be done correctly, so tell me how it is right and how it is wrong, it is not for nothing that they really put it, and i want to confirm your words, people like to talk more about the bad than about the good , so they talk less about recruiting, accordingly, bad topics are always more interesting, somehow it has already turned out like this in humanity, and what i want to say, recruiting is now really opposed to mobilization, it has already turned out that way historically. that the word mobilization has certain negative connotations, yes, some, some coercion, some lack of goodwill, some tools are unacceptable for a normal person, instead, recruiting was basically developed

and let's talk about demography now sociologist andriy, andriy yaremenko, we are adding him to our ter sir andrii, we congratulate you, good afternoon, actually, what is the current demographic situation, where do we stand, we, we stand. in a very bad story, and it's not even just the result of the war, it's a perfect storm, we had a peak birth rate in 82, 84, it was a peak birth rate, after that it fell, then we had a demographic collapse in the 90s , i.e. these are economic reasons, plus an echo of the second world war, then now those people who were born in... in the 90s, now is the time to give birth, i.e. people who are not enough now because of the war, they are giving birth to even fewer children, i.e., the small generation is giving birth to few children, and accordingly we are saving a lot, well, we are reducing, besides, we now have a mass of 17-year-old boys leaving abroad, even simply because of not because of the fear of mobilization . because of the fear that they will not be released, because in our country, 18 are not mobilized, they are simply not released, they left e

you still can't a firearm are you still can't work for the federal government unless you ter like sevenbeing on parole or whatever it is. that's all he wanted to say you guys have a good day. >> guest: thank you, tony. free our vote hasn't been worked in misery but ibout your own pel background and what -- missouris an important point that the issue of civil rights here not just about voting. it goes beyond that. tony mentioned the right to own a weapon, the right toor govern. in many states there are all kinds of other rights associated wiou conviction or whether you owe money. agai in florida if you owe money stemming from your felony conviction that can result in you not being able to drive a car, not b able to have a driver's license, which is obviously a problem if you're tryio and fees. >> host: where does your organization currently do work? are their efforts toy is in thee where you are not workingn right now, what other resources are available? >> guest: so we are working inis year in arizona where i mentioned the laws are caws are. virginia is another state. we've been aclu in

. >> kaiser rich ter is the owner of that cafe and joins me now.terally right in front of you. >> i can't believe why they targeted me and they could not take anything seriously when i was confronting them. if they are serious what they are doing. they justify themself saying it is not even sand and it looks ridiculous. they are trying to explain they are making it look more beautiful than before, yes. >> todd: that's not their decision to make it's yours if you don't like how the wood is sanded. did they saying else in to you that we didn't catch in that video. >> the last word when they were leaving in august they will come back and tag the whole area. this is not on the video. >> todd: they literally threatened more graffiti. can you even wrap your head around not just the vandalism but their lack of shame talking to you like they're just grabbing a cup of coffee like this is a normal everyday occurrence? >> exactly that is the shameful. the other thing they were grown men. they were around 40, i think. between 38 and 40 years old. i do not unde

they set corporation there and then filed this that judge who was very open in ter of his own views withssues. he about how he does not support abortion. he thinks that this is -- is bad. so the case was brought before judge kazmarek. to were seeking to do is remove mifepristone court said, we are going to leave these matters to sta■s. mifeprim the market, it would then be not just states that banned abortion, but it would mean it was no longer8 available, including in those states where abortion would be lawful. in thd the f.d.a. had rushed to approvg mifepristone even though in the year it was approved the.d.a. spent three times the length of time before giving itl$ the rubr stamp than other drugs released that year. theyaid th i a drug that's very unsafe and harms people. mifepristone is safer than tylenol and aspirin, right? they actually were wanted from e kazmarek.his drug should be removed. and it made its way to the f the supreme court. to the point that you raised abou intervening, this case was unique because we saw corporations intervening what could happen if someone doesn't

■t are together here at the nationalrc hold the recordse cases that many rights cases the ter it.glad we've come together this evening to■r hear from two jurists who personally clerked for justice explore the impact and legacy brown through the■k■■history. it will be fitting conversation to have here at the national archives. want to thank the national archives founder for their generous support and also for verizon for sponsoring this program and bringing us together m going to turn over to our national archives secretary. thank you. an shogun. by the way, today,irst anniversary of dr. shogun's archivist. the first woman to hold that post and she's doing a tremendous job. let meiam minor, who is counsel for, the archives board, also riley mple riley is a former member of the board and was vto secure a number of ours program. and so riley we thank you. and william, we thank you. and to the other members of the archives board. we thank you for your leadership. my name is rodney slater and i am the chair, the president of the national archives foundation an the is the nonprofit perf

thank you very much to serhii zahorets, thank you to his guest, we continue the great ter, there are many interesting things ahead, i did not say. today in the announcement of a tragedy in kryvyi rih, the enemy hit the city, more on that later, now i will call you to join the collection for the repair of heavy armored vehicles in the combat zone in the soledar and zaporizhzhia directions. the repair and restoration regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the so-called gray zone in the open air in any weather day and night, so for emergency recovery and return to the battlefield of damaged military equipment. in particular, we are talking about bmp tanks, armored personnel carriers, we need a minibus that will deliver to the zone. combat operations, mobile repair groups and equipment, as well as pneumohydraulic jacks for prompt repair of foreign equipment. our goal is uah 630. and i want to say that we have already managed to collect uah 442. let's move on and still we will close this collection. and now sad news from kryvyi rih. number of victims in kryvyi rih increased to ei

ters for an event discussed in the past, present and future of warfari closing let me ask a question your constituents and you're out and about in north carolina and new e on foreign policy as a foreign-policy specialist who runs the center on europe i th but i am well aware of my home state of iowa for example there are other that seem to be more important to voters and to citizens. senator i will does it come up in town halls is it inflation or foreign affairs registered voters questioning if so what kind of reaction you gethe for ukraine and nato? >> it does come probably this is an area where jane and i to cut through some of the false narratives. recounl go to the front off i do not identify who i am. thishere jane and i have bipartisan challenges to cut through the false narrativee and i answer phones. i don't identify who i am. this happened to me with ukraine achieving my legislative directors and everyone■' else. listen to what they are saying#. thank you, we will let the senator i do not tell the constituents who i am. am honest about the interactions i have with my staff v

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so we have proof from hapl ters that subsidies exist. sen.whitehouse: thank you.did nothing but harm to throw mary off the program. i applaud your efforts to bring common sense solutions to that ki stupidity so doesn't happen often. chair wyden: down, senator whitehouse,ort to look at the cliffs. this cliffs issue even by washington, d.c. standards is bizarre. i look forward to working with you. i told the finance staff we are all in to proceed in a thoughtful way. senator warren. waarrren: in 1972, congress established the social income so people with disabilities can live in dignity by getting a monthly cash payment. it is now a critical lifeline for about 8 millioncathe problem is these outdated rules havetranded about four out of every 10 people who receive it to work. i want to walk through an example to make sure we are in on the numbers. a young woman living with disabilities who receives the payment, which is about $698 a month last year. well below the she picks up a remote minimum-wage gfor eight hours a week, allowingto $232 a mont

thank you very much to serhiy zagorets, thank you to his guest, we will continue the great ter, there many interesting things ahead, i did not say, by the way, today in the announcement of the tragedy in kryvyi rih, the enemy hit the city, more on that later, now i will call you to join the gathering for repair of heavy armored vehicles in the combat zone in the solodarsk and zaporizhzhya directions, the repair and restoration regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the so-called gray zone in the open air in any weather. day and night, so for emergency recovery and return to the battlefield of damaged military equipment. in particular, we are talking about bmp tanks, armored personnel carriers, we need a minibus that will deliver mobile repair teams and equipment to the combat zone, as well as pneumohydraulic jacks for the prompt repair of foreign techniques our goal is uah 630,000. and i want to say that we have already managed to collect uah 442. let's move on, and we 'll close this collection anyway. and now sad news from kryvyi rih. the number of victims in kryvyi rih incr

i have a list of others, pro ter alord's town, electric last mile solutions then they are from si whyub side failures. >> a language an -- long answer. but, we're continue to subsidize all of these losing benchers, i don't think it is just electric vehicles and the companies that is biggest one, joe biden has an add-on twitter -- ad on twitter saying we'll make electric vehicles produce good union jobs. we're not down the road, byd, the big chinese company tesla's competitor are coming out with cars priced under $10,000, the range and quality secon isic lend. is excellent. this -- i think there is a huge issue. and does not really make sense. >> we should not be as a government as country, in the business of picking winners and losers. >> you are right. larry: yes. >> takes 40% less workers to do it. >> talk -- >> wait, i don't want to lose it. >> a great point. why do we want to pick winners and losers. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? we just got back from her sister's in napa. who gets married in napa? my daug

but you know i produced the cleanest water and the cleanest air, that's what i want, i want clean ter crystal clean air. unlike me, joe biden is not fighting for the working people, he's fighting for the corrupt interests that get rich f the suffering of the middle class and he's fighting for china and lots of other countries. he puts america last, crooked joe backed china's entry into the world trade organization and the horrible transpacific paris climate accords. so nice except we were paying the brunt of it. china russia wasn't paying india wasn't paying, we were paying $1 trillionor the par climate accords -- it sounds so nice. i said you know, when we terminate this deal -- i'm going to get killed on this one. i terminated it in every buddy thank me because they all know they get it, what we are doing for other countries and we are destroying ourselves and we owe $35 trillion. he sent our blood and treasure to back regime change in iraq, regime change in libya, regime change in syria and every other globalist for half a century it's been going on the same. only president that di

rise on the tide of prosperity, this is a very good beginning to what i believe and hope will be a 6 terterm for this president. larry: you tell me ronald reagan take open pay, you have millions of service workers with increase take open pay their tips will not be taxed. >> yeah, you know, you may not know this, but my first job was as a valet, i parked cars at parties and weddings, most of the income you get is from people who tip, petter job you did -- the better job you did the more tips you got, this is liberal don't like tips, they have been trying to get rid of the tip economy and everyone gets paid the same, if you perform better than i do, you shouldn't get more money. i love the tip economy it should be expanded this is a blue collar president who wants to give a blue collar tax cut to working class americans, i have talked to a number of democratic friends, they said why didn't we think of this? i think that trump pete trump beat biden on the middle class, you are right in so many states like in nevada it could be a real game winner for donald trump, this is a pay raise for peo