the development of events grigorievich thank you very much. let me remind you that we talked with grigory karasin, chairman of the committee of the federation councilstional, and we continue to release cases. well , now let's talk in more detail about the topics that we have already touched on with a rude borisovich. i mean gas, because there is a lot of noise in europe now about this issue. and there are even many already memes and so on. uh, frozen germans. uh, you know an analogue of this near moscow a and so on, such parallels are drawn, and it’s clear that u completely all the blame lies with this chaos that is now in the energy market in the european authorities with their takeaway ideas about defeating russia a it seems to me that they simply did not study well at school, and they don’t remember the current politics, that all these ideas have failed for centuries and there is no reason that this time it will be somehow different. well, back to gas. pavel zavalny, uh, pavel nikolaevich is in touch. hello, let's turn off the gas, completely or not, you are being asked a provocative question . i think not, as the germans think, it's not me, then

now grigory karasin, chairman of the committee of the federation council on international affairs, isn touch with the fifth studio. hello grigory borisovich hello anton, good to hear from you so grigory borisovich uh let's start, here's how two large german companies that import russian gas received a force majeure letter from gazprom on a gas contract due to past and current interruptions in gas supplies this quote from reuters uh, what do you think the term force majeure means in this context and please tell me what it could mean for berlin uh, well, the gas issue. as you understand, the former e in the west are of particular importance for our partners, since they themselves have made a mess and are taking one after the other, the so-called seventh package of sanctions has recently been adopted. although about the artistic. but it is, nevertheless, the seventh package. uh, the problem is self-created with the west . uh, we can only express condolences to the residents of germany finland other countries. uh, let them continue, they think, realistically assessing the policies of thei

to which the federation council paid special attention during the spring session, and the results of work in this direction, prospects and new tasks we will talk with the chairman of the committeefederation council on the federal structure of regional policy, local self-government, and affairs of the north. andrey shevchenko hello, good afternoon. and so, what results can already be summed up on the work of the committee during the spring session? what progress has been made and what goals have been set for the second half of the year? i would like to start, perhaps, with two laws, this is a law that concerns payments, and to families who have a third subsequent child. e the amount of 450.000 rubles. for a repayment of a full or partial mortgage loan, which was taken to expand to improve housing conditions. it so happened that the previous the wording of the law, but it didn’t turn out, uh, the line that if property is registered not only for parents, but also for a child, someone did not pay the amount, it seems that the family has the right, but this is the nuance when the registration is in progress and this is normal absolutely, when a part or share in real estate is regist

why i will never get about it, we will talk with grigory karasin, the chairman of the committee of the federation councilrnational affairs, and grigory borisovich, hello. good afternoon, alexander. well, here, the administration of america is constantly there, all the representatives of sullivan, someone just didn’t speak there. and we, when they are asked to comment on our steps in the international arena. they constantly say, you see, we will isolate russia. and you see, they don’t want to deal with russia, as we will comment on this. well, it all sounds ridiculous, of course, uh desire. cancel russia uh, this is uh, well, at least at least, stupid, uh approaches, in my opinion, this is already beginning to be understood in the administration of the united states. but, unfortunately, this is a flywheel. here's m-m. at first, at first they kept saying that we were not shaking hands, then it turned out that the russian leadership calmly communicates with its colleagues and the minister of foreign affairs. uh, sergey lavrov goes on big tours from indonesia to egypt. hmm, he is in africa now, uh, he visits

categories of citizens attention to children the best social practices of the regions, let's talk about the issues that the spring session was the focus of attention of the federation council committeecial policy and talk about it with its chairman and hello a. so, if we sum up the results of the spring session. what are the results, given the sanctions pressure, the committee somehow adjusted its work, and no doubt and that is why a huge number of social laws appeared. because now and in connection with import substitution and with the unprecedented sanctions pressure that is taking place, but in relation to russia, it is necessary to support the population and it is arranged , and at the same time, those who, for some reason, can not work, and therefore we have more than 80 bills. we specifically counted those that passed through our committee and became the laws of the russian federation. of course, they are mainly related to measures to support the population, and moreover, we specifically looked at the fact that the laws are related both to supporting families with children, as disabled people and, of course, in this situation, it was very important to acquire the status of vet

the topic of humanitarian economic and social cooperation with our near and distant neighbors pause on these issues? the senator will help us answer. grigory karasen, who heads the committee of the federation councilnternational affairs when choosing vasilyevich hello vera so we are summing up the results of the work of the soviet federation spring session. what was she like for the committee that you head and what can you highlight in particular? well, uh, first of all, the session was unusual in the sense that we, as a country, were under such a frontal sanctions attack and it was about maintaining constructiveness, maintaining ties, working towards developing relations with other states of the couples. the cops and i think that this work went well for us, because many, firstly, most of the cis countries, took an active part in this, the countries of asia, africa, latin america, the middle east, the islamic world responded to all our initiatives. but i'll start with something else. the main goal of our committee is, er, effective support of russia's foreign policy, er, inter-parliamentary contacts and the establishment of parliamentary diplomacy, in my opinion, in all these three areas. we have

the third of july, well, and the preliminary results of this. we can already talk about the novorossiysk-belarusian project now. we will do this together with the chairman of the committee of the federation councilal policy emiran's initiation. hello, have you personally met the children in moscow, please tell us about what route they had in the capital and, in general, about the role of legislators in this patriotic initiative. patriot initiative. train memory united the guys 200 guys, and from russia from belarus these are schoolchildren who made the route from belarus to moscow and stopped where the battles took place during the great patriotic war. eh, they had the opportunity to get acquainted and look at the sights at those museums that are dedicated specifically to the memory of the great victory, and along the way, of course, they got to know their peers. and i am very glad that the stop in moscow was also very familiar. uh, and important for the guys, because many of them were for the first time and they had the opportunity to visit, uh, the museum of victory on poklonnaya hill , they also visited the kremlin, red square , laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the monument

of the militants will liquidate the mortar crew will be alone. russia does everything so that there is no threat of famine in africa to latin america, the head of the federation council committeeirs spoke about this on the air of the fifth studio program. hryhoriy karasin, in particular , they talked about the export of ukrainian grain. we will provide all the conditions for the export of ukrainian grain, we have fulfilled this, i am absolutely sure of this, but let's take the figures, uh, which indicate the following: russia is the largest grain exporter in the world, it is about 30 million tons, then it goes to the united the states of canada are somewhere in the millions 25-26 france 19 million. and ukraine, i have such relatively new data, which i hope you can trust ukraine 14 million tons, which means that, as far as our deliveries are concerned, they will naturally be carried out in accordance with all we have no reason to reconsider these contacts. uh, contracts uh, well, in ukraine i already said, so the russian federation is doing everything to ensure that the threat of famine and some kind of decisions uh in africa america so that well, this is becoming simply absurd

the topic of humanitarian economic and social cooperation with our near and distant neighbors pause on these issues? the senator will help us answer. grigory karasen, who heads the federation council committeernational profit affairs vasilievich hello yura so we are summing up the work of the federation council spring session. what was it like for the committee that you lead and what can you highlight in particular. well, uh, first of all, the session was unusual in that we, as a country , were under such a frontal sanctions attack. the idea was to maintain constructiveness, maintain ties, work for the development of relations with other state parliaments. and it seems to me that this work went well for us, because hmm , many, firstly, most of the cis countries the countries of asia africa latin america the middle east took an active part in this, the islamic world responded to all our initiatives, but i will start with another main goal of our committee is, uh, effective support for russia's foreign policy uh, inter-parliamentary contacts and the establishment of parliamentary diplomacy, i think in all three of these areas. we have achieved results by developing them with bilateral multila

the control of senators have become even more more relevant, for example, food security and the state of our agro-industrial complex. just talk about it with the chairman of the committee council of the federation on agrarian and food policy and the nature of the use of alexei mayorov alexei viktorovich hello so we are summing up the results of the spring session. uh, what aspects of the work of the committee as a whole? you would note, well the session was very fruitful. we have two main issues under the jurisdiction of the committee - this is the agro-industrial complex and environmental management in the agro-industrial complex. we have managed to achieve the adoption of a number of laws aimed at increasing the volume of production in our country. eh, definitely. we entered this year along with the sanctions, which in general are unprecedented, but nonetheless. we are still producing the sowing campaign on time and it is completely finished, but we are provided with fuel and lubricants , and seed material, and that is, everything is moving in the right direction, as far as legislative work is concerned. for example, we have adopted several important laws. these, i would note, were a long dis

of semi-finished meat products, including hmm wool, but as it turned out, wool processing is a problem, also for the whole of russia, therefore, on the basis of the committee on agricultural food policy, and the federation councileated, which, uh, will carefully deal with the docking of actions from the ministry of agriculture and the ministry of industry and trade, so that on the territory russia created some kind of competition. products and this shop for the primary processing of wool. we will already have it this year, uh, consider its implementation, that is, construction, uh, its completion in 2023. and, of course, more one important aspect - these are the banyaological resources of the republic of tuva - this is its tourism potential, which hmm, within the framework of, uh, an individual program of socio-economic development will be called so. eh, thirsty for a tourist, an inquisitive tourist who is about to come to tula, we have more than 6,000 lakes, and more than 10,000 years. we have a unique tuvan arzhan - these are springs that have a serious healing effect. here is a tourist cluster - this is another serious direction in our individual program socio-economic development. well, and, of course, i ca

head of the state duma committee on information policy, information technologies and communications alexander khinshtein, and now joins our conversation. inna svitenko chairman of the federation councilee on social policy. hello irina yurina in your opinion, irina that is why right now there is a need to change the legislation in this regard from a public point of view, if possible, but the fact is that, uh, deputies of the state duma have been working on changing legislation for a long time and pays attention. but the fact that, unfortunately, the information policy is not enough, but blocks the propaganda that can cause mental harm to human health. yes, in the thirteenth year, a law was adopted, but on the inadmissibility of the dissemination of information. which can cause, uh, mental harm to the health of a minor, but it is quite obvious that these are the issues that are prescribed there for minors, namely the imposition of information and also propaganda a. it can also affect adults, and we see that the parent community is protesting and, uh, many say that, well, we cannot protect children from adults and from the flow of information that is now pouring on adults , children can

process, in particular, before the meeting of the energy ministers of the european union, said a member of the executive committee of the council of the german federationang niedermark, he says that only together europe can withstand the pressure of the russian e-e energy giant gazprom e this winter well, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba comments on twitter about russian threats regarding the supply of gas to europe , he writes that e putin's gas war is a continuation of his war in ukraine, he does not divide these wars. he says that russia still tries to fight and fight against the whole world, of which ukraine is a part. putin's gas, dmytro kuleb, he will cause damage wherever he can, he will use any dependence of europe on russia to destroy the ordinary life of every european family, the only way is to hit back hard and get rid of any dependence , the minister wrote. gas and about good or good russians in europe should happen some time because some europeans still perceive what is happening in ukraine as something distant, although it is absolutely clear that the war against ukraine is a war against the whole world by vladimi

out, wool processing is a problem, also for the whole of russia, therefore, on the basis of the committee on agrarian and food policy, and the federation councilp will be created, which, uh, will carefully deal with the docking of actions from the ministry of agriculture and ministry of industry and trade, so that some competitive products are created on the territory of russia. and this shop for primary processing wool. he will be with us this year. uh, consider its implementation, that is, construction. uh, completing it in 2023. and, of course, another important aspect is the banyaological resources of the republic of tuva. this is its tourism potential, which hmm, within the framework of, uh, an individual program of socio-economic development, will be called so we have more than 6,000 tulus. more than 10.000 rivers. we have a unique arzhany, in tuvan they are sources, which have a significant therapeutic effect. the tourism cluster is another major area in our individual program of socio-economic development. well, and, of course, i cannot but say that one of our assets is tuva , a region with a very high birth rate , a demographic donor.

colleague, host of the russia tv channel vladimir solovyov, for his active legislative activity, he was awarded the order of alexander nevsky. deputy chairman of the federation council committeernational affairs, senator from the perm territory andrey klimov, people's artist of the ussr, somewhere piekha became a holder of the order of merit in culture and art by presidential decree. the honorary title people's artist of russia was awarded to grigory leps for his active participation in the development of a corona vaccine the order of pirogov was awarded to general director of the chumakov center aidar and shmukhametov and head of the federal center for virology and biotechnology vector rinat maksyutov well, in vitebsk , the thirty-first international festival of arts slavic bazaar began, despite the difficult geopolitical situation among the guests of the participants, many foreigners report by anastasia sakhovskaya. the pulse of the city of vitebsk lives in a shock rhythm. this is the time of the festival, the clock on the city hall is chimed by russian folk melodies. on the streets horse patrol in the form of the middle of the last century and retro cars of the traffic pol

the state, as the newspaper kommersant learned at a joint meeting of the agrarian committees of the state duma and the federation councilchyolkovo agrochem proposed the state to subsidize farmers up to 70% of the cost of domestic seeds. now they say that the interlocutors of the newspaper are subsidized only 50% of the cost and only elite seeds in shchyolkovo agrochem. he believes that this can be reduced, depending on imports, now 97% of planting material for sugar beets in russia comes from abroad for sunflower, depending on imported seeds 77% for corn 50%. many director of berry. union of irina koziya. he warns that subsidies alone will not solve the problem quickly. she says to make more russian seeds. we need to buy equipment. it 's imported again. in the meantime, one of the interlocutors of the newspaper tells imported seeds. this is not only increased resistance to diseases and pests their products are of better quality. the russian stock market is currently trading in positive territory by more than 2%. now gazprom shares are rising in price, reuters reported yesterday that supplies via the nord stream gas pipe

british diplomat in moscow to enter the premises of the upper house of the russian parliament, which is called the council of federations. the parliamentary committee on regulations informed about this, the ban extends to and to the ambassador of great britain to russia, where borod bronnert , in the explanation of the decision, says that moscow will be responds to the decision of the british government to limit the access of russian diplomats to the british parliament building, but unfortunately our former compatriot valya matvienko, who is now the speaker of the federation council, said that this ban can help british colleagues to come to their senses, but only why to come to their senses and did not explain why meaning that they are showing a very aggressive policy towards russia. well, they will continue to do so until they lose their minds in the kremlin. it was not russia that started the war in ukraine, but the collective smell of the event, it happened back when he meant the event in 2014, he organized and supported it in ukraine, and then the quote was an anti-constitutional armed coup. the president of the aggressor country, vladimir puti

the natural national interests of our state. thank you big. thank you very much andrey arkadyevich in touch with the fifth studio was andrey klimov, deputy chairman of the federation council committeeissues on the international agenda. it was the evening fifth studio. see you soon. we will continue our farm more than 600 refugees from donbass came to mordovia and many are going to stay study and work in the republic but this was told at a meeting with vladimir putin by the head of the region artyom zhdunov, the president asked how things are with investments and finances in in general with the development of industry and agriculture. and here's what else we discussed. in short, i looked at your situation in the republic, which is satisfactory and stable. the industrialist of agricultural production is the main grain - this is the development of the agglomeration from saransk slowly coalesce, because saransk is a large scientific city. and ruzaevka is traditionally a large industrial and railway junction. ever since tsarist times , it turns out that the city goes a little bit towards the residential quarters that we have now designed, they are here in the direction of ruzaevka, and

of electricity will help improve payment discipline. russian seed producers are asking for new subsidies from the state, as the kommersant newspaper learned at a joint meeting of the agrarian committees of the state duma and the federation council state to subsidize farmers up to 70% of the cost of domestic seeds. now, as the interlocutors of the newspaper say, only up to 50% of the cost is subsidized and only elite seeds shchelkovo agrochemist believes that this can be reduced depending on imports. now 97% of planting material for sugar beet in russia comes from abroad via sunflower depending on imported seeds 77%. for corn, 50%, but the general director of the berry union, irina koziy, warns that subsidies alone will not quickly solve the problem. she says to make more russian seeds. it is necessary to purchase equipment, and it is 5 imported. in the meantime, one of the interlocutors of the newspaper says imported seeds - this is not only increased resistance to diseases and pests of products from them. it turns out better quality. avtovaz will assemble a lada largus car from what it has left of the plant announced that he plans to produce at least 1,800 cars, using components that had previously accumulated in warehouses in

were based on the results of the past six months and what changes have occurred in the socio-economic sphere, we will discuss with the chairman of the federation council committeeand organization of parliamentary activities vyacheslav temchenko what decisions and events would you single out as the most important for our country, you know, uh, the most important events not only, probably, for our country, but for all the events that took place in february of this year, when we recognized russia as the low and luhansk people's republics and came to the aid of the fraternal people. exactly this. the main event, which later influenced the entire work of all authorities at all levels. and if we talk more about, for example, socio-economic. the development of regions has been given much attention to this topic since the improvement of the legal foundations of local self-government. and what successes have been achieved in this area, and in six months, but in particular what can boast of the kirov region, and what are the plans for the future? what are the goals of the committee for the development of the development regions of the country as a whole, of course, these

the january 6 committee member jamie raskin. part of a discussion that includes the chief investigative council and a retired federal judge who testified at the hearings. thank you so much. i want to thank steve bush, paul

the day of the family of love and fidelity by dmitry anatolyevich medvedev, deputy chairman of the security council of the russian federation, and his wife, chairman of the organizing committeeoliday svetlana vladimirovna medvedeva day of family love fidelity is celebrated in our country. for the fifteenth time. this holiday appeared as a national holiday and after the issuance of presidential decrees it became a state holiday. i heartily congratulate you, all russian families, svetlana, our family on this holiday. thank you and congratulations. family is the foundation of our state family is the soul of russia we wish everyone happiness and love. and, of course, health. my love, my land, i sing about you. russia is my homeland and i love you alone. beauty solemn planet my russia greeks and fields my russia the pride of the night the strength is one i am the russian land sergey god to you russia lives my russian land stabi, lord ask me. let everyone's heart sound your bell and do not forget the lord and of all times. my native shores keep me from their buckets and the russian faith keeps us firmly from your enemies russia pride and strength. shines russian earth bless, the l

the administration announced parent council. the more we dug in with america first legal fight for school, we figured out this is significant violation of federal advisory committeeich has to announce creation of committees and be ideologically balanced and the council meets none of the criteria, so it is illegal. >> todd: what is your concern with this organization? >> the fact it is a bunch of yes men who agree on absolutely everything raise huge amount of concern, how can they make policy recommendation for the government if everything they think the biden administration does is brilliant. there is somebody on there who applauded department of justice memo who supported calling parents terrorists. >> todd: nicole, listen to this, national education association proposing to change the word mother to birthing parent for the purpose of being inclusive. why are teachers unions normalizing this nonsense? >> it's a great question. it raises concerns about teachers unions showing how far they are from the concern of average parents, this reminds me of what van jones said, this is not language you hear at the beauty parlor, these are deeply out of touch ideologues. th

the january 6 committee member jamie raskin. part of a discussion that includes the chief investigative council and a retired federal judge who testified at the hearings. thank you so much. i want to thank steve bush, paul atkinson for their exceptional work and also richard collin for putting this together. the events of january 6 are seared in our memories. i use that verb appropriately. the only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9/11. i think probably because in each instance we actually saw it in real time, almost as if we were there. but we have to get past those images and have to ask ourselves why did it occur, who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again? that is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary, and particularly so we can heal the -- hear them altogether. we will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a follow-up question or two. then we will do the audience questions. at the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know more than

federal advisory committee act spirit so we are asking for the same action by the court here. this needs to comply and does not comply, secretary cardona and the department of education and the councilto do business behind closed doors. ultimately, as i said, this is a joke. you side of the "washington examiner" article, but it does so clear what they are trying to do. with the biden administration itself weaponizing the federal government to go after parents. they colluded with the national school board association merrick garland sent out his memo after the fbi and u.s. attorney general's to investigate parents going to school board meetings, exercising first amendment rights. later, they actually did that appear they interviewed several parents, the fbi did come up or simply going to school board meetings. no one is fooled by what the biden administration is trying to do here. >> harris: i know groups like yours will keep an eye on it, but we need to have people in the room to represent parents, and not all one point of view what you are telling yesterday. that might be a little more difficult than it was three weeks ago. critics calling out the top teachers union for progressive