federal enclaves are federal, period. not state. that was the principle based on our constitutional reference which meant the words general laws pick up that jurisdictional principle. am i right or wrong? >> i think you are right justice breyer and is particularly significant you are taking those principles and applying them to indian country which is another area which historically is one where federal law is preeminent and state law gives way particularly easily . as this court emphasized in williams versus lee the basic policy of western ... >> i hesitate to say it but i think he may be wrong and that they could have said that the exclusive jurisdiction extends toindian country and that would have been a big deal. instead they say these laws which extend to indiancountry . >> that the otherway to read it . the other way is general law means substantive law . or your way to read it would be it includes principles at least as derived from the constitution. have i got it right ? >> i do think those are the two readings th

the law in federal enclaves is exclusive federal law. it's a bizarre thing that congress would have of dont it, to say we are going to have federal enclaves law apply and then we are also going to have state law applying? this is not like federal and state law apply in the statement new york or something, right, because federal enclaves law is essentially law the duplicates of the kind of subjects in which state law is concerned. you have two bodies of general law operating in the same geographic area. now that now and that then is kind of odd. like, why would we think that that's what congress did when it said in the statute book to federal enclaves? >> i don't think that's odd, justice kagan, either as a matter of text or as a matter of history. so as to the text our fundamental submission here is that when you look at the structure of that sentence in section 1152 it provides that the general laws of the united states as to the punishment of offenses committed within federal enclaves shall extend to the indian country. and i think tha

these actions include extending the federal cyber workforce data collection at, establishing a federalkforce development institute, and authorizing a federal accepted cyber service. while these recommendations focus on the federal cyber workforce, the federal national workforce is also drawing from the same community of professionals, so the approaches must address those. the report outlines actions that private sector leaders can take to support national cyber workforce development more generally. we are fortunate today to have two very relevant leaders and experts on that exact issue. first, i am pleased to introduce chris inglis, the inaugural national cyber director. he was confirmed less than one year ago and came from teaching at the u.s. naval academy and serving as a fellow commissioner on the cyber space solarium commission. prior, he was a security leader, rising to the deputy director of nsa. he also flew c-130s and retired in the air force reserve. we also have mark montgomery, one of the authors of the report i mentioned on cyber workforce issues. he is a senior director o

at the end of may, in tehran, a delegation of the russian federation headed by deputy prime minister alexander novak , the delegation included representatives of relevant ministries and departments of the regions of the russian federation that cooperate with the islamic republic of iran, as well as business representatives following negotiations. e, during which purely practical issues were considered development of our interaction were outlined specific ways, and in such areas as energy , transport, agriculture, finance, banking, customs and these ambitious tasks. already now at this stage are decided at the level. we also emphasized the successful implementation of our flagship projects to the relevant experts. i mean, of course, the bushehr nuclear power plant. now work is already underway on the second and third blocks, as well as the construction of thermal power plants with tunic and electricity on the basis of state loans from the russian federation, modernization section of the railway, i also emphasize that just last week, within the framework of the st. today agreed to cont

well , in my opinion, the russian federation has already demonstrated and illustrated it. it's very good. well , for now, we'll stick to the statements or, as they say, behind the scenes. it's very important to watch. well, we hope that oleksiy goncharenko , vice president of the committee, will join us now. on migration and belarusians in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe well, so far he is not there, the people's deputy is actively working well, but we are waiting well, going back to our super topic, you understand i think that this direction he it just remains free, we are talking about possible negotiations with the kremlin. i think it is not for nothing that one or another of our officials there forgets about our constitution and so on, we understand what is going on. what is it about, but it is impossible to finalize it until the enemy , of course, does not voluntarily show himself in quotes and does not take away his interveners and occupiers from ukraine. yes, but these trades are also related to this order. do you remember that and the neutral st

to promote 5g while protecting federal incumbents. their role will only continue to grow as spectrum or purchasing decisions become more difficult, which is why the legislation, the its codification act, is so important. this legislation takes an important foot forward by strengthening the authority and recognizing contributions the lab makes to the economy. in order to identify areas where spectrum use can be more efficient, congress must provide the missionary -- necessary tools. mr. guthrie's smart act requires nti a to establish an incumbent, informing capability to take a holistic view on how federal users are using the spectrum resources across the government to identify opportunities for new commercial uses while preserving federal missions to keep our country safe. spectrum management decisions become more difficult, we must utilize every tool in the toolbox we efficiently used to provide certainty for commercial investment in wireless development. i'm pleased to see legislation on today's hearing and look forward to discussin

be perceived as strengthening ukraine's capabilities directly in the fight against the russian federation, what key points would you single out. if they are actually like that, the main thing is that there really weren't any discussions within the alliance within the framework of some formal and informal events well, this reminded me of the atmosphere of the previous meeting with seven, when it was noticeable that all the leaders of the big countries clearly understand that ukraine must be supported and russia in the form in which it is exists, that is, within the framework of putin's regime, it does not exist, and the same thing was confirmed during this summit. i think that this is the most important thing, in fact , nato itself. it should, after all, give this, let's say it like this, a meaningful load, a meaningful impulse for the future development and the alliance and everything , now we seem to have lost contact with mykhailo. i hope that we will now establish it, and i will add that actually, when we talk about the nato summit and ukraine, in relation to ukraine, there was a phras

and non federal users. well i'm interested in pursuing some clarifying edits with congress man guthrie, and congress confident that it can be done on a bipartisan basis, and set the path for a smooth markup in quick consideration on the floor. this bill is smart public policy and tackle zone emerging but crucial issue in spectrum, americas spectrum leadership. congressman carter's ideas code of occasion act would also be enforced in america's leadership in innovation by providing such a statutory authority for india's institute of technology telecommunications sciences. as a research [inaudible] at india, you vance's innovation in communications technologies for cutting edge research. the ideas code of occasion act also established and initiative at ntia to develop emergency communication technologies for years in low income individuals trapped in areas where mobile connectivity may not be available we. also have two bills on the agenda that will increase broadband access and provide new protections to help

we will make sure that if a state is utilizing federal funds under federal programs that they respect the laws at the federal level in which in many cases include abortion care services under certain conditions. >> we take another question. rachel nichols, abc news? >> i am mary bruce with abc news. so far you seem to be receding existing policy. you just said this decision was not unpredictable. when can we expect more concrete stepto be announced. what is the hold up or are you acknowledging your hands are largely tied? sec. becerra: mary, it was a long decision. it did up and 50 years of precedent. you want to make sure that what you do this within the confines of the law. we are not interested in doing things just because. we wanted to make sure what we tell americans is accurate because we know americans are hearing a lot of inaccurate information. to every american who is impacted, we cannot tell you there is a silver bullet. what i am saying is the more we dig, we will do everything we can with what we find to make sure we are protecting women's reproductive health care service

a federal cyber workforce evolvement institute andd authorizing a federal accepted cyber service. while these recommendations focus on the federal cyber workforce the federal and national workforces ultimately draw from the same community of professionals. effective oppressors must addressed both by the report that lines actions private sector leaders can take to support national cyber workforca development more generally. we are fortunate today to have two theory relevant leaders and experts on that exact issue. first i am very pleased to introduce chris english the inaugural national cyber director could chris was confirmed less than a year ago pretty came directly from teaching at the u.s. naval academy serving as a fellow commissioner on the cyberspace commission. priorr to that he was a career national security agency leader. rising to the deputy director of the nsa. chris also flew c-130s retired as a brigadier general in the u.s. air force reserve. we also mark montgomery or the authors of the report i just mentioned on the cyber workforce. he is a senior director center on

today, i am calling for a federal gas tax holiday. state gas tax holiday for the equivalent relief to customers. oil companies to use their profits to increase refining capacity. gas stations to pass along the -- not to decree but the decrease in oil prices paired to lower prices at the pump. these actions could drop prices at the pump you up to one dollar a doubt -- one dollar a gallon a more. it does not reduce all the pain but it will be a big help. i'm doing my part. i want the congress, states and industry to do their part as well. let's remember how we got here. putin invaded ukraine. putin invaded ukraine with 100,000 forces. look at the facts. since the start of the war in ukraine this year, gas prices have risen by almost two dollars a gallon in the united states and sometimes more around the world. it was not just putin's invasion of ukraine. it was refusal of the united states and the rest of the free world to let putin get away with something we have not seen since world war ii. i said at the time siding with ukraine durin

more than 60 missiles were fired from strategic aircraft of the russian federation from the caspian sea. and from the territory, rather from the airspace of belarus, meanwhile, the occupiers continue to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine at the beginning of the great war, the russians already lost 35,000 people in the last day, eliminated 150-1552 tanks, 3,687 armored combat vehicles, 771 artillery systems, 243 rocket salvo systems, 10 means of anti-air defense, 217 aircraft, 184 helicopters, 2,548 units of automotive equipment, 14 ships, boats, 139 cruise missiles, 663 drones, 61 units of special equipment the role of belarus in the russian-ukrainian war, putin's plans for nato, the g7 summit, and also about the anti-putin front, today we will talk with a politician, diplomat, former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the republic of belarus with an immortal romance, mr. roman, and good day and good health to you. thank you for participating in our good day program, mr. serhiy. so, over the weekend, the russians fired dozens of missiles at kyiv, chernihiv, zhyto

through the bureau of printing and engraving and the federal mints the federal government makes all the coins and all the currency which all of us use in our everyday business. of course congress can't just print new money every time it has to pay the expenses of the government. so the constitution gives congress the power to raise what it needs by levying and collecting taxes duties imposts and excises. you must have heard your father speak about the income tax. these exercises and duties are taxes levied on such things as movie admissions. gasoline luxuries such as jewelry furs silverware and other things another way congress raises money to run the government is from taxes on goods imported from other countries. these are called tariffs. congress also regulates commerce among the states goods moving across state boundaries are not taxed but such commerce is regulated by congress through the interstate commerce commission. congress and only congress has the power to declare war even though the president may call for a declaration of war. and when the united states is involved in inter

weapons and equipment intended for the army units of the russian federation from the territory of the republic of belarus and a you have probably already heard about the deconservation of these intact stocks that were provided, are being provided, and er, their provision will be to grow the armed forces of the russian federation is another thing that cannot help but draw attention to the conduct of an information war by the involvement of lukashenka himself, the self-proclaimed president of the republic of belarus and state leaders when they make various statements that are part of the information operation carried out by the russian federation against of ukraine what forces to allocate resources allocate armed forces use equipment necessary equipment technologies in countering these operations carried out from the territory of the republic of belarus both in the military and military and in terms of information, in fact, even the negotiated process that we have been following in recent days shows that it is exactly such a component of the operation, namely the conversation about the

we understand what will happen after the creation of this federal district. it should become a bridgehead for the capture, respectively, of kharkiv oblast, dnipropetrovsk oblast in the east, mykolaiv oblast in the south, and odesa oblast in the south, with access to the territory of transnistria, and the occupation of the republic of moldova with the help of this eternal key to its statehood, and there it is already possible to create the new southern federal district of the russian federation as part of the mykolayiv odesa oblasts of ukraine. transnistria and this territory of the republic of moldova, which is currently controlled by the legitimate government of mukashina, the border with romania is the next stage, well, the next stage - this is kharkiv from the dnipropetrovsk region, this is almost all of novorossiya, this is the war program for the next months or years, of course, i do not rule out attempts to repeat the attack on the north of ukraine, but it seems to me that now primarily with the aim of forcing the ukrainian leadership to accept such ter

federation and, of course, very important.t will be provided from the federal budget. we invite the ministry of finance and the government of the russian federation as a whole to pay attention to what is currently in the country on in fact, inflation is already quite high, so it is necessary to index subsidies for equalizing budgetary security to the actual level of inflation, and we have subsidies for balancing budgets, as well as for partial compensation of wages to state employees. a lot of questions were received from both senators and the constituent entities of the russian federation regarding the formation of a subvention, the so-called insurance medicine. that is, those funds that come from the health insurance fund, and we offer e to the subject of the russian federation, to consider new tariffs the formation of new tariffs for paying for medical services, because it’s not for nothing that all these pandemic years have shown that funds are actually not enough and medical institutions accumulate very large accounts pay

on the territory of the russian federation a.o you think, uh, and how do you rate the current system. uh, protection guarantees for the protection of the rights of citizens in russia and do you see the need to provide additional legislative support for this area of ​​russia and further at least move in the direction of protecting the rights person. i must say that in my opinion, in many respects, the guarantees that are provided by the russian constitution are russian legislation. they definitely came out. there is no limit to perfection. it is possible to further clarify some points further, it is necessary to apply these laws correctly. i think that russia has already achieved huge positive successes in this direction. later parliamentarians. approved the decision to resign. the ecthr, which were issued after march 16, since the validity of the relevant conventions after the country's withdrawal from the council of europe , all provisions that said that the decision of the european court of human rights are grounds for reviewin

will bear, since the federal budget of the russian federation has revenues from the activities of the and gas industry , taking into account service companies, taking into account all taxes, and not just the three that putin mentioned at the time, are from 55 to 60%. the loss of a quarter of income is quite significant. although not catastrophic and not critical, because we all understand that the costs that go to the ideal expenses for salaries , pensions, scholarships, that is, the social sphere and the welfare of the population in the russian federation will suffer a little from this, but the war will continue belligerent invasive their er the mood will remain, i.e. as we wanted, the embargo will stop the war, so it won’t be, they’d better attack the anti-social embargo will not stop the war, the war will be stopped by the victory of the defense forces of ukraine over the russian invaders, angina . the opec plus countries, which includes russia, i understand agreed to increase oil production to compensate for the drop in production in the russian federation to 648,000 barrels per d

for other subjects of the federation, this will increase the demand for preferential mortgages. doubled up, she's already played a big role like anti-crisis measure by supporting the industry to further stimulate demand, it is necessary to move into a long-term peace of support. for example, the duration of a family mortgage. under 6% ends in 23. now it is proposed to make it indefinite now as a measure of the current situation. just, well, support the demand, it's very important, but go on. i hope my husband and i, then, still propose measures already for this. long-term e-e demand support systems, this, of course, would be in my concept if it were done in such a way that in general indefinitely, and it is turned off with some, say, a decrease in the key rate there for the development and increase in the availability of mortgage lending, the house of the russian federation has actively introduced work with the regions, several agreements have already been signed, including with the government of the moscow region, we are talking about launching a unified mortgage system. it wil

but, and i mean, typically the, the issue of federalism is that the debate over federalism is part of the political polarization and fundamentally different views. i think it is history and who are the victims and the different grievance narratives and contestation over over power. now in the context of federalism, that is part of the political problems that is driving the violence. so simply identifying that system as a problem is not a solution. the difficulty is bringing together polarized political groups, which of course, are very strong, ethno regional components. and just to return to this business of the alleged collaboration by government forces, government officials and the overlay, a just after the attack government forces into town. i mean, this gives some credibility, almost the allegation of the late themselves. and the government is responsible for these attacks, but we have no evidence about either. all of this indicates very clearly the complexity, the disastrous politics and the multi faceted factionalism necessitate some form of investigation. and ultimately, again,

, volunteers can help issue certain documents with which the russian federation allows people to travelituations in which nothing can be done now we can say that there are almost no such ones, that is, a question of desire and a question of persistence i understand not only that, but it is very important to understand the following what if a person finds himself on the territory of the russian federation, he was taken out, forcibly deported from the territory of ukraine through the temporarily occupied territories she is most likely very disoriented , she does not know what to do, she may not have contacts with anyone from acquaintances or friends or relatives in the territory of the russian federation. of course, it is very difficult to understand what to do next, and in many cases, we hear from e, and actually from e, public interviews of people who later left the territory of russia, and those who remain there at the moment, so that they simply do not know where to go now, because their home there is no more, for example, mariupoli , so they are very easily manipulated by the russian

i federal system se, if we can move into a federal system that was fixed every once that the diversity of ethiopia didn't like my versus the religious diversity to put your diversity on that can be protected, but it doesn't have to be an ethnic base political system so there are many forms to fill systems that exist in the world that we can use as a reference. but this is a problem. let me go to. yes, william, it's important. i think it's important to point out that you're in line with what i was saying before this armor nationalist rebellion by the remote liberation army. now, according to tedra is the core reason for instability and mia, that is to a degree, a product. all that political group, that constituency, believing themselves marginalized, they don't want to see the eradication of ethnic federalism. they want to see what they call genuine self determination for are mia therefore, any attempt to completely remove the system? because you assess and constituents and dislike it? that only to a perception of further marginalization and is likely to start the fuel to rebellion and

colonel, tell me how to overcome the threat that exists from the sea side from the russian federation, taking into account the fact that russian boats and the khrysyr occupy a dominant position in the waters of the black sea and it is from the waters of the black sea that now, in particular, they are shelling almost the whole of ukraine, we need to take a comprehensive approach here, we don’t have time for this, let’s say so, we need these two things first of all, this is a surface and underwater lighting system the conditions are missiles that can hit at a distance where we can detect these ships and our missile tracking systems . let's say aiming, it will be quite difficult to build this complex now. unfortunately for us. okay, we'll talk about it after the war. question in terms of how to do it now, we definitely know that turkey has these systems, our bulgarians and romanians have these systems, and i think that we need them here to help us in this and give us the opportunity to make such a complex . even before the war suggested that we ourselves do not have the opportunity to ma

that the military from belarus does not want to take part in the war with ukraine in the russian federation, but at the same time, we know absolutely nothing about what is happening. political components. i think the resignation of the first people in the armed forces of the republic of belarus said that the situation may have been out of control, but this is only my guess, it is not a fact that you and i are 100% aware of, and we understand that lukashenko, one way or another, is 100% dependent on of the russian federation is on the situation that was there two or three years ago, where he somehow tried to maneuver among these political currents. now we have seen the elections and the results of the elections. i was in belarus and saw what these people are capable of and we understand that belarus is in fact, it is a bridgehead for the army of the russian federation in the war against ukraine, so let's talk about whether the armed forces of the republic of belarus will be used in full, i say in full because it is already difficult to talk about it, let's hope that the leadership and the mi

yes, of course, that's right the weakening of the position of the russian federation, because, well,erms of information, uses the situation in the same way, and i demonstrate that well, look, in our country, the demilitarization of kindergartens, respectively, and residential buildings is taking place there, and this once again emphasizes the position voiced by volodymyr zelenskyi, respectively, that russian the federation is the corresponding country of the terrorist, which tells what military objects it is shooting at, and actually just uses its weapons accordingly for intimidation, so if in russia the russian federation wanted to say hello, then it is doing worse to itself than the same. the russian federation should understand that this is a linear, linear history, and there is a clear connection between them, and they can also understand that a- and missiles, the association of increased pressure, increased sanctions, this shows that they don’t really care about sanctions, they don’t see it as a tool and in relation to a-a their own reaction. in groups, when the fair is a full-f

of course, of course, this pushes the russian federation out of the world markets, and here, in fact, between the states of qatar, they will replace the terrorist state with the russian federation, so that it no longer blackmails anyone with oil or petroleum products . respectively, gas, but it is precisely gas that should be key in the next selection package , a full-fledged just er, well, the end of the oil park is already through the pipelines well, but this is actually realistic, yes, taking into account the measures already adopted by the european union and the world to replace russian oil and oil products, respectively, and with respect to gas. of course, it is more difficult. we all literally have zorbanom in our mouths and indeed, the transition of the gas industry takes more time chronologically than before we started with the oil barge and now the european union is absolutely logical transitions to gas substitution, where european policies are already planned in the european union, and this is very important, in fact, not the construction of five lng terminals for liquefied

this was a federal crime under the federal code if you read the federal code what he did to her physically was very clearly felony assault. it was not sexual harassment which made it sound like he was chasing her around the desk or killing a dirty joke telling dirty jokes or saying i'll service you or whatever. it was quite physical, you know an assault and so i got to do a comics explaining to eat at jones. who should know about this that that's that's what it was. that's where i say. i got to express the outrage that lisa didn't kathy. what was it like for you when that's what you saw happening? when i saw the cover up, yeah. oh i was overwhelmed because i couldn't believe that. something that terrible had happened and he was gonna be able to go on about his business. he was still ruling on on cases like mine and it just made no sense to me and that's when i decided i had to i had to do something because i couldn't i was in houston. i was doing a whole different job that i didn't like as well. here. he is still on the bench life as usual and i just couldn't live with myself. i couldn't i

yes, the capacity is how much there is in the russian federation.'m not the head of intelligence. it's necessary to evaluate it in general. it's volumes and dimensions. forces of means that can be involved in carrying out operations eh, eh, eh, various estimates on this account, eh, in particular eh, there are estimates that determine eh losses of the enemy eh 15% of eh those capabilities that he is able to attract and there is an estimate such that if the level of losses of the enemy eh remains well or at least the strength of those or for other reasons, it will increase er, er, we need at least three or two and a half months in order to inflict on him a critical er level of losses, after which the military and political leadership of the russian federation will face the question of ending hostilities. well, i well, i say it is from 35 somewhere to 40% of availability today is estimated at 15%. that is, we still need to double down on the fact that these are very, very rough calculations, because there is no reliable assessment of russian capabilit

you understand that they actually have two trump cards left in the russian federation, and what after use of which is unknown , what will happen to russia, these are nuclear weapons and chemical weapons. well, why aren't they shelling the territory of ukraine with medium-short-range missiles? attempts to break through and attack in certain areas are being made. well, from a military point of view, they have already used almost all of their potential once again, which means that there is only nuclear, chemical weapons, use . well, lavrov said in this video that and why should we be afraid there, or should we change our position? where nothing they are already doing all this and during the past uh eight years and during the last three months they did not start using their missile systems and offensives in other regions of ukraine, that is, in fact, nothing i didn’t hear any new threats. well, you will provide help, we will shoot. it seems to me that nothing will change for us. the question is that, uh, the provision of such assistance is of any kind, or is it some kind of missile ? er,

the federal government defers to the state groundwater allocations. therefore state, local and tribal entities lead most government efforts to respond to drought. however these look to the federal government for relief when disaster occurs. following the series of drills in the 1990s, congress enacted the drug policy act in 1996 and created the drought policy commission. in 2,000 the commission submitted a report and among other things noted that the united states needed to embrace the policy with preparedness at its core and congress established a federal nonfederal national drought council to coordinate federal programs addressing the drought. congress enacted a some of these recommendations, for instance creating the national integrated information system in 2006. other recommendations such as increased support for non-drug preparedness were administrative. the coordination efforts take several forms. congress enacted a range of authorities related. the most federal financial aid addresses agricultural production laws. other authorities addressed t

and then there was federalism. what scholars call the federal consensus. the universal agreement that slavery was a state institution. this was by far the most significant constitutional principles shaping anti slavery politics, for although the federal consensus meant that congress could not interfere with, that is abolish state slavery in the states, it also meant that slavery was restricted to the states where it was legal. it should be obvious that a constitution that had pro slavery and anti slavery elements would lead inevitably to competing interpretation of the document and to conflicts over what's power the federal government had over slavery, short of abolition in the states. this was more than a theoretical possibility. in a real sense, in the actual history of the united states, when it comes to slavery, there were two different interpretations of the constitution. there was the pro slavery constitution, the one that garrison burned and calhoun defended, and there was the anti slavery constitution, the one that lincoln and the republican party

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the russian federation is using billions for the war against ukraine.es not finance the budget of russian citizens, does not give away excess profits, does not share rightly no and they go to war and continue to finance the war against ukraine, that is why the sanctions of the european union on oil will be strengthened, moreover, the european union is currently working on the seventh package, where will the restriction of gas supply from the russian federation begin, this restriction of gas supply is coordinated and synchronized in time with alternative sources of supply of either liquefied or natural gas to the european union market from the united states from qatar well, it is clear that norway is now in a situation where significantly increased the supply of its gas to the market of the european union, but the seventh package of sanctions, i think it will be already in the summer of this year, and it will mean the most important evil in economic sanctions against the russian federation, it is a gradual refusal and restriction of russian gas to the ma

valentin when we constantly talk about pro-sanctions about the fact that the russian federation sufferst does not receive something , one logical question always arises: when will they completely bend, when will this if possible, tell me briefly to our tv viewers because this is very important, because we have been talking about these sanctions for a very long time there, five or six months, but when russia as an echelon with weapons goes, i will go, what kind of malt with weapons and the russian leadership and russia and the russian regime putin's regime will go to the bottom behind the cruiser moscow, i predict that social riots economic problems socio-economic problems in the russian federation itself will be felt by let's say more noticeable by the fall at the beginning of the fall of this year and this will mean the end of all this rhetoric and this aggression against ukraine unleashed by putin and his regime on february 24 of this year. thank you, mr. valentin , for the conversation. i wish you good health. take care of yourself and your family. i will remind our dear tv viewers t

i think they are more for us than for the russian federation, but still , having common borders with they are trying to reckon with such a neighbor who has a large nuclear potential and which has a very strong army, they also have uh common not common let's say common and everyone has their own interests. take into account all interests and their own, first of all, that's why they didn't open fronts like that. they started giving it to us, uh, how did we not forget about azerbaijan? we remember who they supported there, that's why turkey doesn't have one front, they don't support many of them ukraine may not be as we would like, but they still support it more than the russian federation, because they know that it is for them. well, maybe not an enemy, but a rival, but the right word for them is that they do not put the enemy as an enemy yet, and they understand how important it is. in ukraine must protect its sovereignty because it is also important for them. i literally probably met with them and the minister of foreign affairs there a month before the war. well, i was a delegation

the federal government was sovereign. as the free soilers put it in 1848 congress can no more make a slave than a king. of the various features of the constitution invoked by slavery's opponents the most important. myfar the one that determined the fate of all the others was the reference to slaves slaves as persons rather than property. property question was the lynchpin of the slavery debate. defenders of slavery insisted that the constitution recognized and protected slaves as property opponents of slavery flatly denied that the constitution recognized a right of what is what was called property in man. and from those two contradictory readings of the text significant conclusions about slavery followed. beyond the text. there was the spirit of the constitution. as early as 1820 anti-slavery politicians claimed that the fundamental that fundamental human equality was the guiding principle of the constitution not only does the fifth amendment declare that every person was presumptively entitled to liberty and property. l

federation as a result of the schedule of the soviet the union has been talking since the beginning of the 90s. supported by the majority of the citizens of the russian federation, there may be a division between those who believe that the land should be returned politically and those who believe that it is necessary by the military. abroad in the russian federation and apparently is not going to return because he is not going to deal with the consequences of the war, he was a supporter of the liberal empire of the liberal empires - this is an empire that does not focus its efforts specifically on military capabilities to seize foreign territories, but seizes these territories through political blackmail, energy bribery of the elite, various such tools that putin tried to use until the moment when the kremlin decided that these tools would not work from ukraine, and the only real possibility of returning the so-called lands of historical russia is a war, so there is no sensationalism, all this talk of pro- denazification, demilitarization, all this nonsense was always used exclusive

uh, for this , our colleagues from the committee of the federation council on the federal structure andal self-government are working with us. uh, how does our chairman ivan matvienko orientate on the fact that all of our the decisions were, uh, brought to the end and fully implemented. here we are in between. goodbye today in the territory of the nizhny novgorod region we are holding. let's touch on the topic, which was among the key ones at the st. petersburg international economic forum, food and security of our country, this issue is becoming especially relevant and against the backdrop of rumors about an approaching shortage in the world food markets. can we provide ourselves with products? do you have your own? settlement what difficulties are agrarians now experiencing about this, let's talk to senator alexander dvoinykh alexander vladimirovich hello, first i would like to discuss a topic that is now on everyone's lips from europe, alarming news is coming that next year, and maybe even this year, there may be a food shortage, and whether food shortages threaten in our country or