mr. kirby: i'm not sure i can give you much more than i have i'm afraid, mike. as i said, we're somewhat limited in our ability to know and understand everything. we still believe it's mr. putin's desire to topple the government. in order to do that he believes he has to take kyiv. he continues to want to advance on kyiv. that advance has been stalled. they are working through that, we think, right now. and a big reason why it stalled as -- is ukrainian resistance, which continues right up to this hour. in the back there. >> hi. i have two questions for you. one, just you've outlined all these different populations that are just being targets of the russian advance. mr. kirby: yes. >> is there anything that you're seeing to maybe connect the dots between some of those in a potential, you know, partitioning of the country but between the population centers efforts to kind of, you know -- mr. kirby: sure. >> to just while -- well, to connect those dots basically. and then the second thing, you mentioned how the ukrainians are resisting, slowing things down with the

mr. speaker. i am surenister will share my delight that bradford has been shortlisted to be the u.k. city of culture 2025 and will want to offer his support for our bid -- it would bring immense benefits and kudos to britain's youngest city. with over 120 languages spoken across bradford, it's unique cultural heritage and diversity and, let us not forget, the amazing food, and as the birthplace of david hockney and the brontes, bradford has it all -- apart from government support. one practical way in which pm johnson: could help is by reversing the transport secretary's snub to bradford in the integrated rail plan. so i ask the prime minister, will you look at this and commit to delivering a real northern powerhouse rail, including a stop in bradford city? pm johnson: mr. speaker, i congratulate bradford on being shortlisted in the way that that wonderful city has been, but i think the honorable lady is wrong about what the integrated rail plan said, because already it commits to cutting the journey times

we'll have to see where we have the most potential new ones, but india, mr. sure, all of the president had said many times before that the west would impose sanctions on russia no matter what they just needed. a pretext. is this his way of saying that we should have been preparing for the sanctions? how were you preparing at v? be don rap that were you preparing? what 0 which students dog or the 1st of all the beetle, tara, has been on the sanctions since 2014. these already significant limitations. we weren't on the sdn list or any similar lists that would have limited our activities severely. serena's for the new wave of sanction was the v b dot r f was in good shape where the high capital adequacy ratio opposing net balance liquidity, the supported of business portfolio for months. this is how we prepared while being in good condition. his lack in sports, you have to always been great physical shape without any performance enhancing drugs. we are ready. we are prepared for this as for making payments without using the swift system. we are ready for that as well

mr. powell: sure. should start by saying everyone should know we do not implement sanctions. those are really the province of the elected government and the treasury department. all we do is, we are sort of there in the background, a technical backstop. sen. menendez: i understand. i just want to use your expertise. mr. powell: i understand. different currencies in different countries are traded all day long, and in some cases all night long, around the globe. the value of those currencies really matters for people when they are trying to buy something. for example, if you are trying to buy an american car or apple iphone it will be priced in dollars. so the ruble weakened dramatically through this, which is the russian currency. what those sanctions do is make it very difficult for the central bank of russia to do its job, which is to support the ruble on behalf of the government. it is because the sort of resources they had to support the ruble were tied up in a way that made it difficult for them to

mr. speaker, who are -- have assets that are related to the putin regime. i'm delighted by the support of the right honorable gentleman is offering, if we can work together to make sure we strengthen and accelerate the package, all the better. >> mr. speaker, we will work in ha spirit to bring forward amendments on monday to try to achieve all the ends identified in these ke questions. i think it can be voted through on monday with the full support of the house. i'm please wed can show that unity with the ambassador here watching us. in this week of darkness, we have seen glimmers of hope. in the resolve of ukraine, in the unity of our allies, and in the bravery of russian protesters. they remind us that the russian people are not our enemy. they are the victims of thieves. who have stolen their wealth and stolen their chance at democracy. for too long, britain has been a safe haven for stolen money. putin thinks we're too corrupted to do the right thing and put an end to it. does the prime minister agree that this house, this country, stands united in our support for ukraine and now is the time to sanction every oligarch and crack open every shell company so we can

mr. speaker. making sure that in those neighboring countries the uk is out and frowned giving the humanitarian assistance. we are also the single biggest of humanitarian aid. thank you very much. what i just said in my earlier answers this government is unlike any other in our understandings of what the refugees can given the benefits to the country and we've done more than any other to deserve a huge opportunity and a roadway which the british people not just the hundreds of thousands but by which everybody in the country to those fleeing ukraine in the course of the next few days. the prime minister will be aware of the pressures facing those across the united kingdom including in northern ireland with an increase in the cost of meeting homes and a motor vehicle and increase has more than doubled in recent weeks. well the pre- minister committed to spring forward a package of measures including reducing or cutting and will he ensure that those measures apply to northern ireland where the protocol once again

mr. speaker and can i also welcome to the house today can i start by wholeheartedly welcoming i am sure members across the house want to show their support i know the minister would agree that it will never be repeated and although the british nationals still trust in iran it needs to be brought home so will the minister commit to understand what more could have been done by the government to secure the releases and whether the comments of the prime minister worsened the situation. >> deputy prime minister. >> i can't yet confirm the reports but it feels like a positive sign and i'm sure all members of the house and also all of the nationals reunited with their loved ones. i can tell the honorable lady i've been working with the pre-ministry and we've done absolutely everything we can. >> it is for that reason i asked for the review but it's important to learn from our mistakes so we don't end up with innocent families facing this again so i hope the minister will consider my comment. mr. speaker, i would like to thank all of the people that have been working tirelessly to bring british nationa

mr. mccaul: we sign off on this we said we would approve that sale and backfill, the f-16's and the troops and i'm not sure what happened after that. reporter: how does that happen? mr. mccaul: the pilots come in and fly over. poland wants to make sure we've got their back too. they want to the they have force protection. values. >> e.u. behind us and many other countries. what is at staiblg are the values the united states and many other countries stand for. it's about freedom, the right of people to determine their own future. it's about making sure ukraine never, will never be a victory for putin. the american people are answering president zelensky's call for more help, more weapons from ukraine to defend itself, more tools to fight russian aggression. that's what we're doing. in fact, we started our assistance to ukraine before this war began as they started a to do exercises along the ukrainian border in march of last year. we took the threat of putin invading very seriously and acted on it. we sent ukraine more security system last year, $650 million in weapons, including anti-air and anti-armor equ

thank you, mr speaker. i'm sure the promise _ industry. thank you, mr speaker. aid because already it is committing to cut the journey time is from leeds to bradford from 20 minutes to 12 minutes, if i remember correctly. and we are continuing to look at ways of making sure that high—speed rail go directly to bradford. thank ou, mr rail go directly to bradford. thank you, mr speaker. _ rail go directly to bradford. thank you, mr speaker. the _ rail go directly to bradford. thank you, mr speaker. the horrifying l you, mr speaker. the horrifying events— you, mr speaker. the horrifying events in— you, mr speaker. the horrifying events in ukraine must be central to our focus _ events in ukraine must be central to our focus and we should do everything possible to stand together in support. war in europe has a _ together in support. war in europe has a challenging domestic outcomes, with higher— has a challenging domestic outcomes, with higher energy costs, rising food _ with higher energy costs, rising food prices, and effects on supplies and inflation across the econ

mr. aguilar: we want to make sure that they have the resources they need to protect themselves. we know that they are fighting for democracy. we want to make sure that they have the tools and resources. $13 billion included in the package last year to help meet those needs. the president talking i believe later today about additional funding that has been repurposed. all of these things are helpful. from a perspective of redlines, what we want to be cautious about are the decisions before us. while giving them the resources they need to defend themselves. they also talked about missile defense systems, the president talked -- zelenskyy talked about missile defense systems. we want to take in that feedback. at this point we want to hear what they need. we want to evaluate it. we want to work with the administration. and the administration will help guide the resources that we need. i don't think we need 535 voices around here trying to be secretary of defense. but i think it's fair to ask questions about what our policy is. how far are we going to go. and what more we need to giv

>> chairman: sure. >> mr. canny, can you hear me? >> yes. >> i have a question about this revision to the seeking and obtaining of resisting a license. so what is that? what does that look like? is it that that restricted source will be eliminating this or is it narrowing or further refining the definition of what seeking, obtaining, or possessing a license what criteria would be used to determine whether or not they are a restricted source. yeah, i can walk you through that on my next slide. >> yeah. the idea was just people are suggesting we just narrow it so only permits for use trigger the restricted source rules. and the potential award by an employee an employee could still be receiving a gift from someone when they're working on a licensed permit or titlement per use. so the revised recommendation is that instead of all licensed entitlements for use, only those obtaining or possessing a in the issuing of such items. it's both a narrowing of the doing business with prong, but then a focusing of the rule on the individuals who w

mr. jeffries, thank you. you already know what's coming in terms president biden's announcement of ban on russian oil. republicans are already attacking democrats and the president for the higher gas prices that are sure to come as a result of this announcement. how do you guys respond to some of those republicans? mr. jeffries: certainly my hope that my republican colleagues won't continue to play politics with an existential crisis for ukraine, for europe, for the west. and for democracy. because that is what is at stake right now. we have to apply maximum pressure on putin and russia until it ceases and desists with respect to its aggression and the slaughtering of innocent individuals in ukraine. there may be some sacrifice that is required across the world. certainly we are seeing incredible sacrifice by the ukrainian people. and the polls and others who are -- and the poles and others who are right there in that very tough neighborhood stepping up to help the ukrainian people, refugees, to create humanitarian lines of entry and exit, to support the effort to defend ukraine. and we'll see what the impact may be ultimately here at home but i think the american people, clearly, the american people,

making sure that we can make positive that we can defend nato territory that we're making it clear to mrr allies how seriously we take our article 5 commitments under the nato treaty. >> martha: what does success look like? is our mission to make sure that putin does not take over ukraine? >> our mission is to make sure ukraine can continue to defend itself. mr. putin has a lot of options available to him. we've seen the military options that he so recklessly is willing to use against the ukrainian people. people that pose no threat to him or to the russian people. the other option he has available to him is diplomacy. he could deescalate this right now. this is a wharf 0 his choice. he put himself in this position. he's responsible for the death and destruction that he's causing. he can end it today by sitting down with the ukrainians and finding a path forward here. deescalating by taking his troops out of the country and stopping this invasion that he's responsible for. >> martha: is that -- i want to go at this one more time. so what does success look like? does success -- what ukrai

mr. sean talk is sure. is there to come up with your number as plugin from usa usa? i bounce up, is the cable went on there. so unless somebody keep us slow them to receive the skier, those or later a lot of those forms for or you will think of a should elegance from reflected or all the way from or worse, empty law was a digital lucille is also due for a new prescription i mentioned you have a brushes, special military operation in ukraine continues. this is widely agreed upon beyond the media reporting on this conflict could not be more polarized and politicized in the west. this conflict is black and white, which of course is done on her own when i was sure thing wrong when i was just a shape out disdain becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in my daily liquidity. she'll know what will show the portion of my down in that awful, pretty shy at the court. where did you wanna? boy, a shawl narrowed with a cushion, not in the pony shrilly. lady shrilly was near please. no, i

mr. mccaul: we sign off on this we said we would approve that sale and backfill, the f-16's and the troops and i'm not sure what happened after that. reporter: how does that happen? mr. mccaul: the pilots come in and fly over. poland wants to make sure we've got their back too. they want to the they have force protection.

mr. mccaul: we sign off on this we said we would approve that sale and backfill, the f-16's and the troops and i'm not sure what happened after that. reporter: how does that happen? mr. mccaul: the pilots come in and fly over. poland wants to make sure we've got their back too. they want to the they have force protection. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine, bringing you the late fest the president and other white house official, the pentagon and the state department as well as congress. we also have international perspectives from the united nations and statements from foreign leaders. all on the c-span networks. the c-span now free mobile app. and c-span.org/ukraine. our web resource page where you can watch the latest videos live or on demand and follow tweets from journalists on the ground. go to c-span.org/ukraine. >> the >> the u.s. house is back to vote on the two bills today. one would end forced arbitration in consumer and civil rights cases, meaning plaintiffs would have a right to sue in court rather than be forced into arbitration. the other bi

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mr. milliband's conclusion on threading the needle? >> sure, maybe i can just reinforce everything mr. milliband said. i think he's absolutely correct. you can send bags of food, but more than that, you need to address the reason why people are hungry, which is the collapse of the economy, mostly due to western economic restrictions. so if you don't remove the chokehold on the afghan economy, there's really no point. you'll end up needing more and more bags of food. and i would just say maybe u.s. taxpayer dollars should not be used forever to feed afghans. the taliban should be able to create a self-sustaining economy in afghanistan so that western economic assistance is not required in the coming years. thank you. >> thank you. >> senator shaheen? >> well, thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you to you and senator young for holding this hearing this afternoon, and to mr. milliband and mr. smith. we very much appreciate your being here and the work that you're doing in afghanistan. and i certainly understand the arguments that you're both making for relieving some of the holds that the

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mr. medeiros: sure. you know, dr. stackhouse talked a little bit about different feeds and knowing how that would react to the different feeds and what is actually emitting. in the dairy sector out here in california, we feed about 40% of our rations are byproducts. you know, and through those byproducts, we really don't know how much emission reductions we're getting through those byproducts. so the question is still out there. and at u.c.-davis there's been a lot of studies on oil-based additives, plant-based additives and how that's working on reducing emissions. we need more funding to go in that category. we need less restrictions from f.d.a. when they take a look at those additives because they're looking at that as an antibiotic and having to go through that process is cumbersome, it takes a long time. time is of the essence, right? and some of that stuff, we need to streamline that process. ms. spanberger: and some antibiotics are natural plant-based, isn't that correct? mr. medeiros: absolutely. absolutely. t

this is a slide, i'm not sure you have seen this, mr. chairman. i'm sure you have and other members have. the debt held by the public. not total debt. this is debt held by the public in our country. historically going back to 1900 to where we are today. the debt is 100% of the gdp of the country. the last two countries that got into real trouble and had a collapse of their currency and their debt were greece and italy and they reached, greece reached almost the same number. about 105 and italy about 108 or 9 and percent of gdp. if you look at the budget that you have provided to us. you take us to 200% debt as a percentage of the gdp. i don't know what you all believe that does. i want to make sure the chairman gets a chance to see that. here's the level of debt that italy had. greece had financial distress and we're at 100% of gdp right now. according to this budget, we get to 200% of the gdp of our debt held by the public. if something like that happens, there will be economic calamity. people will stop loaning money to the united states. interes

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thank you, mr speaker. i am sure _ our community. thank you, mr speaker. us what first attracted the prime minister to the billionaire russian oligarchs? i minister to the billionaire russian oliuarchs? . , minister to the billionaire russian oliuarchs? ., , ., , oligarchs? i was not quite sure where he _ oligarchs? i was not quite sure where he was _ oligarchs? i was not quite sure where he was going _ oligarchs? i was not quite sure where he was going at - oligarchs? i was not quite sure where he was going at the i oligarchs? i was not quite sure i where he was going at the beginning of this question. of course the prime minister is notjust a very social individual... laughter. he wants this country to be open, outward looking to the world. but we were the government and he was the prime minister and i was the foreign secretary that introduced the sanctions that put human rights sanctions, as it pleases and visa bans notjust on rations where we have evidence of wrongdoing, but also the murderers of khashoggi and the persecutors of the myanmar minority and