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anyway. the prime minister said that he removed the colleague from office. mr.ohnson's appearance came after a handful of government ministers resigned in protest over his leadership after a series of controversies including parties at 10 downing street during covid-19 lockdowns. at the end of the session the british health secretary read a personal statement on his decision to step down. this runs about 50 minutes. >> before we come to prime minister's questions i would like to point out that the reddish sign language interpretation is available on live tv. >> prime minister. pm johnson: thank you mr. speaker, today is the day that we implement the biggest tax cut for a decade, turns thresholds to makes tax lower and the burden easier which will benefit 13 million people across the u.k.. and i am pleased to say that two of those people are seated in the public gallery today, mandy banfield and alan, our people -- a typical worker will save 330 pounds with many employees better off as a result. that is real money for real people. mr. speaker, i am sure that the

mr. jetson? >> never mind. i'm in a hurry. thanks anyways. >> forget something, mr. jetson? >> yeah, the car.uld have been the day george jetson was born. according to fans of the show who did the math, it is his birthday today. he would have been 40 on the show. the classic cartoon gave america a glimpse of what the future would look like, from flat screen tv toss video phones -- screen tvs to video phones to drones jet packs, much seemed unrealistic in the 60s on the jetsons, very real today. it is amazing this show was on in 1962; all right? this is something like 30 years before you two were born; all right? the fact they could predict these things completely, particularly the flying cars, anita, which somebody really could have used yesterday given the third world traffic in new york city. that's incredible. but the flying cars we have not seen yet i should say. but they are right on a lot of other things. >> still waiting on the flying cars but right on so many other things. right? talking into your watch, talking on flat screen tv, zoom, skype, facetime. we have all of that. i think th

minister had previously committed predatory behavior but he promoted him to a position of power anyway. why? mrott -- pm johnson: mr. speaker, that individual no longer has the conservative, and he had no longer has a job. as soon as i was made aware of the allegation that he was out. the complaint that was made, and then he lost his status as a conservative mp and he is now the subject, mr. speaker, of an independent investigation to the complaints and grievances panel. that is entirely right and i want to say to him that i abhor bullying and abuse of power anywhere. in this party or in any other. mr. starmer: none of that explains why he promoted him in the first place. and we have heard it all before. we know who he really is. before he was found out, he has reported to have said he is handy, that is the problem. pincher by name, pincher by nature. has the prime minister had ever said words to that effect? i am not asking for bluster or half-truth. mr. speaker: prime minister. pm johnson: i will not trivialize what happened. yes, mr. speaker. this is a very serious complaint to be raised fro

anyway. why? >> mr. speaker, that individual, that member no longer has the conservative. he is -- as soon as i was made aware of the allegations you just read, mr. speaker, the complaint that was made, he lost his status as a conservative mp, and he is now the subject, mr. speaker, of an independent investigation to the complaints and grievances of the panel. that is entirely right. i want to say to him that i abohr bullying and abuse in parliament, this party or any other party. >> none of that explains why he promoted it in the first place? and we have heard it all before. we know who he really is. before you respond out, he is reported to have said he has it. that is the problem. in just by name and nature. has the prime minister ever said words to that effect? i'm not asking for bluster and half-truths -- we've heard enough of that. yes or no? >> mr. speaker, i'm not going to trivialize what happened. yes, mr. speaker, yes, mr. speaker, complaints have been raised against the member and they are being investigated now. it is true that the complaint was raised when he

our representatives to meet anyway without the governor's approval. apparently mr. patrick henry made quite the speech in richmond. something about a liberty. now we have independent companies. because of that speech virginia now has a group of armed men in every town in virginia. that may have something to do with the governor leaving town last night. but seeing as they are not here, what do you say we go upstairs and see the private chambers of the family? right thisly way. here we are. it is quite a few stairs up to this floor. i suppose that is the trouble with high ceilings, so many stairs. this is the largest bedchamberr in the house. it belongs to lady catherine lady augusta. there are the oldest of the children they are 15 and 14 years of age. i think fate left in a hurry last night, you see these young ladies have a large bed chamber that over there is for their governess animus though. that is french governess. we may not like the french but we do like their style. very important that these young ladies speak french. they will be presented to the t royal c

mr. trump about his diagnosis, but the then president found out anyway.ays a substantial part of his thyroid was removed during surgery in 2019. >>> reuters said a co-defendant was exonerated on a related charge. steven lopez, who is now 48 years old, was 15 when he was arrested along with five over black latino teenagers in the rape and assault of a jogger. lopez later pleaded guilty to robbing a male jogger the same night. he served more than three years in prison. the judge vacated the plea saying it was involuntary and based on false statements from witnesses. >> i don't know how much he's comfortable with me saying, but i would say i couldn't imagine having gone through this. i think he's tremendously strong for having endured it. i'm sure that he's feeling a range of emotions, but i'm hoping today at the very least vindicated. >> the convictions of the other defendants in the central park jogger case were thrown out more than a decade later taf real attacker confessed >>> and "the boston globe" said a father and son captured a whale hitting a boat i

mr. petro i have two questions , but i will start anyway after all, luhansk is from the war a small sectionheld there. now it is under the control of the armed forces of ukraine. what is the situation as of the evening of this day? has the enemy not reduced its strength, so to speak, the revolutions of this military vehicle in the battle of luhansk oblast? well, i am already. good evening first of all i have already said that according to the results of radio intercepts, the russian military supports them, but there are two of them from the so-called dnr who act with a company for the russian troops, because i am there more than even my luck, and their happiness pushes those people forward and forward and forward and if we have russian telegram cases, then in principle they do not even hide in the fact that there will be many millions of heroes of data for the energy of the lpr killed in this war, therefore of course now they are starting to make such offensives. western armed partners have been talked about for a long time, and what did they expect, psychologically, because first of all th

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anyway, we get to this hotel and mrs. reagan and jim go up to their room and we had to get any frank mckay who was doing advance for us and here jim come over the radio and he says became mckay rose bush here. that's how we used to talk you guys doing and frank says a rose bush go and jim said mrs. reagan wants to know where her w magazine is. remember this one jim? and and and and frank says what's an fnw magazine? i won't repeat the words, but but he said that and jim says very casually mckay. this is reagan standing right here. so the next day frank franco's out, and he's frank's ball. i'm completely bald guys. always remember a big mustard. he goes out and buys a week black wig some weird wig puts it on the next morning. this is reagan comes down to get into the motorcade frank opens the door and and mrs. reagan says, good morning frank. he was great. it was great. she did have such a nice sense of humor and love to have fun. so timing wise. i think we're gonna open it up. i'm gonna have each person give a last little

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mr. illy, if it is safe for you, then we would continue. anywayistanbul talks came yesterday, one of the rounds, they are one of the first rounds, they were delegations with military representatives, let me remind you of russia, ukraine, turkey, and also representatives from the un were present at this meeting, which lasted about 90 minutes, next week they promise another round of negotiations, the interim results are uh, an agreement to create the coordination center under the auspices of the un. and how fruitful do you think these negotiations were? is it possible to say that somewhere there is light at the end of the tunnel for ukrainian grain to be exported through the ports, after all, for majorilo ? structures , mechanisms, which actually will allow, as i understand it , to export grain through the corridor through the security zone in the black sea from odessa to the world markets, but again, we do not yet know the details of how it will work, what will be the powers of this of the coordination structure a which was announced and accordingl

there is a gamuzom without evidence to accuse, accuse that, and so on anyway, but here we can stop in an even more dangerous situation, mr. osadchuk, we remain in a very dangerous situation. here is the other side of this operational cube, which is not even a medal, because in the conditions of war, it is definitely necessary to make quick decisions, especially personnel decisions, and here the initiative of the president there two days ago after the change of leadership . benediktova and bakanova especially, and they deserved to be rotated much earlier, but look what happened, instead of ensuring a quick rotation in two key law enforcement agencies, we ensured a quick resignation and for now the moment when we are talking with you we live in the realities when two institutions have no leaders in general, this is a huge problem for me, this is great and a failure another office of the president, because you cannot leave it in ordinary life, you cannot leave large institutions without leaders for a short time, but in the conditions wars are generally criminal negligence, we are all adults. we have all seen it many times t

in the city don't worry about anything, anyway, i'm still a doctor. see. my god, doctor. mrng for you for a long time. after this illness to be honest, you don't look very good. yes, the infection is now today political disputes need to save the wounded sick people i did not understand anything from your speech. are you changing? well if you please, if for the body? i can switch to russian. i ended up here for you. mobilization of all doctors of the city has been announced. let's get back to business? i ask in the temporary hospital of the 1st cavalry division, 32 people are now on stationary extractions . it was some new unknown to him hothouse healthy with regular features gray eyes filled with long- accumulated hatred and superiority and a very minimal amount of medicines they should be kept here as soon as i find them. you a replacement. i'll let go. i give you my word. return to your beloved heart as a syphilitic. now listen? i am the elder compassionate sister. my name is praskovya nikitina, your doctor, you probably want to go around the wounded. there's gangrene here

mr. angle, and others, stop president trump's efforts. if the republican allies pushed throughout december, made its way to the voters anyway. hey gave up the pressure campaign in a way to storm the capitol on january 6th. mr. rosen, were you at the department of justice on january 6th? >> yes, i was there all day. >> when the capital was under attack, i understand you communicated with fellow cabinet members and leadership, can you tell us who you spoke to? >> yes, i was basically on the phone all day, some calls with our own doj folks, so with cabinet counterparts in defense of the interior, senior white house officials, and with a number of congressional leaders. i received calls from speaker pelosi, from leader mccarthy, from leader schumer, leader mcconnell's, chief of staff called, a number of other members of congress as well. the basic thrust of the calls with the members of congress was, there is a dire situation here, can you help? >> i reported to them, we wear, and a very urgent basis. sending help from the department. we wowed up -- fbi, atf, and u.s. marshals to assist with restoring order in the capital. we had

mr. vadym, will they somehow behave differently or not? is this just a formality that we will not accept anywaywell, in any case, it is clear. are these formalities? which is not accepted and will not be accepted by the absolute majority of countries in the world, that is, with the exception of the dprk, a knicker in the conditional anti-gore, which at one time was recognized there by phaesh for 50 million dollars. why would vladimir putin need it, well, besides the fact that these are the dreams of his life and besides the fact that these are not his mental complexes, in principle, this is the only thing that can be, let's untie our hands in order to make a full mobilization for now that he is afraid to carry out the mobilization of the self, so far he is doing it in secret mobilization or its goals for one reason, because all sociology, even russian, which says that russia does not want to watch this war on tv, but in general they do not want to go to war, that is why it is difficult for them to have discrete populations, but in the case of referendums in the case of -he statement that this i

almost always deal at blue cross blue, blue bottles on those because you're all like to feel but anyway, give me mr. me back. it's actually purgatory label come here on the brink of death. a doctor must decide that fate below civilians are being shelled again. it's a common situation was when you come in depth, me because she was here with us all but of salem and then your view through goes dorski bush. miss and i recently was brought up still, but to me to do interesting. it was hopefully she got caught up with will with those rosky. i me, i said you were, when did you wanna go with us with us global sales author. i'm a philip, i just guy. so here i am a, they're running late this year. i know is that old, like with the recent loss, with a scholarly, almost with intervention. i still sleeping much with underwriting proposal. i need is criminal to come with a guy who says it will that'll give me a c, a fortune which never naturally a much if you said this with what you said, what about the big so throw scholar from brown and sort of other things with boy a set up of them. no, those are for less tha

anyway, there was a misunderstanding. she thought that i said all young people. and she wrote me, indignantly, and said, mrs. reagan, i want you to know that i have never tried drugs. i've never been on drugs. my friends have never been on drugs. we have no intention of going on drugs, and it's dumb. and, i wish he wouldn't say that anymore. i was very happy to get her letter. i thought that was wonderful, and i wrote her, and told her that i hadn't really said what she thought i had said. but, you know, it is a terrible problem, isn't it? the whole, not just with drugs, but with everything today. we seem to be playing up the negative rather than the positive. you have so many positive things that we can talk about, and so many positive things that people do. at the white house, my husband gives awards to people, to young people, to elderly people, to middle people who have done really marvelous things, wonderful things that we never hear anything about. but, we hear always about the ones who have done the bad things, the terrible things. we are dragged down by that, i think. oh i would like to see a little

mr. van drew all will vote anyway on the rul. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. trone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. boyle, mr. ruppersberger, mrs. trahan, mr. mceachin, ms. newman and mre that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1300. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. joe wilson from south carolina, and byrne donalds of florida -- byron donalds of florida, i inform the house that mr. donalds and mr. wilson will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. velazquez: madam speaker, as the member designated by representative jeffries of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative jeffries will vote yes on h.r. 1300. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the m

anyway, there was a misunderstanding. he thought that i said all young people. and she wrote me indignantly and said mrs. reagan. i want you to know that i've never tried drugs. i've never been on drugs. my friends have never been on drugs and we have no intention of going on drugs and it's dumb and i wish you wouldn't say that anymore. i was very happy to get her letter that i thought that was wonderful and i wrote her told her i hadn't really said what i'd said. but you know, it's it is a terrible. problem, isn't it in in the whole not just with drugs, but with everything today we seem to be playing up the negative rather than the positive and there's so many positive things that we can talk about and so many. positive things that people do at the white house my husband gives awards to people to young people to elderly people the middle people who have done really marvelous things wonderful things that we never hear anything about but we hear always about the the ones who've done. the bad things the terrible things and we're dragged down by that i think. and all i would like to see is a little balance, you kno

anyway. hey, everybody, we're back here with democratic nominee for the governor of texas, beto o'rourke. mrppened in uvalde, and i am sorry for the tragedy for your state. all the tragedies, all the gun tragedies that happened in your state recently. tomorrow marks one month since that terrible day. how are the residents of texas processing the horror of this event? >> it's tough, and for no one more so than the people of uvalde and those parents. i talked to a mom yesterday, and she said, beto, i am living in a hell right now. but i want to do something so that no mom ever goes through this or feels the way that i do. i want to speak out. i mean, she said, i've never been politically involved before, i don't know even know what to do. but if there's something i can do, if i can lend my voice to something, please tell me, and i want to stop this. i mean, uvalde and el paso where we lost 23 people, they were taken from us in 2019. santa fe high school, another horrific school shooting in texas. we've got to stop this and the people of texas do want to stop this, and they're willing to do the

anyway. >> well, thank you all. thick you mr. chairman. i want to say, mr. kim let me come to you on this. i saw you shaking your head about banking profit. and let's continue with that. >> i think those statistics, a lot of times banks look at revenue as net interest income, so the 30 or 40% applies, but if you think about the grocery pays a lot for their costs, it is not account for the cost of money. when you do that, the profit margin becomes lower. >> all right. ms. karet, let me come to you. i have talked to retailers and heard from retailers to talk about they have to eat this cost. they say it is most harmful to smaller businesses, mom-and-pop's. when i talk to people who are in the grocery and convenience store business, they talk a good bit about this because this is something that drives up the overall cost of doing business and compliance. correct? >> senator, yes, thank you. to put this into perspective, picking up on what was said earlier, we operate on about a 1% profit margin. >> ok, talk to me about how this contributes to the out-of-control

fine, let’s not get in the way anyway, because it’s important to talk to the ocean of russia in the next 10 days, because this meeting obviously has to take place virtually, mrsican chinese relations currently, this seems to me to be a key factor in the stability and stabilization of the situation in the world, because many experts say that only china, from the point of view of geopolitics, can influence the decision of the president of russia regarding the curtailment of russian aggression against independent ukraine, therefore the fact that this is an important bell is definitely important not only from the point of view of american foreign policy, because as you know, there is a question of ivan, who is now also a little feverish, and this is key from the point of view even stabilization of the situation not only in europe but also in other theaters, including the asia-pacific region, what is important in this conversation should be not just assurances that both sides believe that they are the guarantors of such stability in the world. it is important that after this conversation, let 's just say the negative points that exist, including in the economic pl

mr. vitaly, what is the situation with the preparation for the new school year, despite the fact that at the moment the summer holidays are coming, but anywayt ready, sani, and in the summer, the country has already started preparations for the school year, which will be in war conditions, in particular in zhytomyr region, because the relevant ministry of education has already announced that it will be necessary to equip the necessary shelters in case of need or teachers and children could also go down there. what is the situation in your district in your region, are there such educational institutions that are equipped with the necessary protective shelters, and what will the educational process be like in general at first on september, because you stated that almost 80 educational institutions of zhytomyr oblast were damaged by the russian federation, yes indeed. i want to say that we do not live in one war . of our children. i want to say that i just came to the telecast and returned to the office together with serhiy, the shelter has just been handed over to the fund from him kitchen utensils for our orphanage sunny house i sincerely th

uh, the heads of the younger generation will triumph anyway, but these promises of mr.n rus well, this is just historical nonsense. this is the same as italy with a complex complex a serious complex. this is the same and steel will say that they are the only ones. so, uh, the successors of the roman empire. come on, where is spain and where is france and where is portugal and so on, everyone understands this nonsense , there was no ukraine. there was no ukraine there was no concept of ukraine itself, but they hang themselves and so on, but this works for their e-population, which for 30 years has been fooled, who were given other standards, which were turned into laborers, and so on and so forth. and we need to make the most of all channels to carry out explanatory work, and it’s good that now we, including in the information space, are intensifying work in africa that, uh, rashid and other channels understand to tell about our history, because information policy , this is how western we know what attempts to reshape public consciousness in india were made by western tv

anyway, thank you. >> it meant so much for all of them to see you, mr. president. thanks. pres. biden: thank you. >> mr. president -- pres. biden: it's all yours. >> i wanted to ask deputy secretary to come in here to put the risk and the threats that jim is firming up in a broader perspective here. secretary hicks if you could start in talking about the core security risks that you think are in play here, when we are talking about semi conductors? ms. hicks: absolutely. jim did a great job laying out the dependency that we have on the defense side, that our military has on advanced microelectronics. whether it is the javelins we saw down in alabama or the f-35 joint strike fighter that lockheed martin puts out, to our nuclear weapons forces and of course, as we look ahead to the future on emerging technologies, just as jim said, quantum, ai, hypersonic's, 5g, 60, next g. all of that is heavily dependent on ensuring access to microelectronics. we are not the only ones focused on this challenge. china is also focused on this challenge today. approximately 98 percent of those comm

control all these territories anyway, we can hit any target, and we include iryna vorontsova, a volunteer, in the conversation of the red cross of ukraine from the mykolaiv oblast, mrsyna, i congratulate you, i congratulate you good evening from mykolaiv, from our most suffering city, i greet you from lviv, i am very glad to see and hear, of course, the mykolaiv oblast is under enemy fire every day, under enemy attacks, i would like the general situation to be this evening what what happened today, what happened today, who were injured, is there any damage, please ? there were air raids, er, at night, er, there were er, several er, blows, were they rocket strikes or some other ones? schools, hospitals, that is, nothing changes, no infrastructure is damaged, the city is destroyed, and they probably aim at some such as they say industrial objects, but we do not see this, we only see such trouble and every day and every night they would they are mostly at night. that is, we know that people suffer and not only in mykolaiv, as well as in the surrounding villages and settlements , what kind of enemy is there, there are population centers that are basically completely des

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minister had previously showed predatory behaviour but he promoted him to a position of power anyway. why? mre of that explains why he promoted him _ other party. none of that explains why he promoted him in - other party. none of that explains why he promoted him in the i other party. none of that explains why he promoted him in the first. why he promoted him in the first place. and we have heard it all before. we know who he really is. before he was found out he is reported to have said he is handsy. that is the problem. pincher by name, pincher by nature. has the prime minister ever said those words? i'm not asking for bluster or half—truths, yes or no? i am words? i'm not asking for bluster or half-truths, yes or no?— half-truths, yes or no? i am not auoin to half-truths, yes or no? i am not going to trivialise _ half-truths, yes or no? i am not going to trivialise what - half-truths, yes or no? i am not going to trivialise what has i going to trivialise what has happened. and yes, mr speaker, it's a very serious complaint raised against the memberfor tamworth a very serious complaint rai

mr. trump is on the line. i said yes, sure, sure. the apprentice was around, i might've said, you are fired. but anyway, i got on the line and sure enough, it was mr. trump. he says, you are fantastic, i've been watching you. and i was preaching a series on the value of vision. as i did that, he said, you've got the it factor. i said oh sir, we call that the anointing. the relationship with -- by 2011, he said paula, i don't like the way this country is going. i don't like what is happening to families, i don't like what's happening to face, and to our churches, and we need to put mary back in christmas. we started having prayer meetings right there in the trump tower. he asked me to bring people and start to pray. this started in 2016 or started in 2011. with men and women of god coming around and praying. -- he called me up when my husband, john, he said i'm going for. he said, what do you think god is saying? no pressure there, brook. i said, sir, i think you are going to be president. i remember tear falling from down my eyes, i was in his office of trump, i said, i can't imagine the price that you

anyway. so he told zelensky that, like, mr.d times are ahead of you, because the attitude to everything that happens is changing, no tanks, no planes. well, that's it, the person leaves the post. he started talking open. you won't get. that's the top of what you get here are french or american self-propelled guns . e question there and demand some kind of consistency from this ukrainians. if well, why is she asking these questions. this is her own business. they have elections ahead of them. the other question is that the crisis is the failure of the ukrainian army. yes, it creates a political crisis. i understand everything against this background, the policy was very indicative of the story with these two flags raised on the uh snake, which first dropped 60 people there at the risk of their lives to raise two pieces. why for the photos that should appear, therefore, in terms of the military, if i'm not a military man, right? well, that’s what, uh, the supreme commander-in-chief learns about the impending offensive from an int

mr. engel and others stopped president trump's efforts, at least temporarily. if the message president trump and his republican allies push throughout december made its way to his -- anywaye on january six? >> yes, i was there all day. >> kavanaugh was under attack. i understand you communicated with fellow cabinet members and capitol hill leadership. could you tell us who you spoke to? >> yes. i was basically on the phone, virtually nonstop all day. some calls with our own doj folks. some with counterparts at dhs and defense and interior. some with senior white house officials, and with a number of congressional leaders. i received calls from speaker pelosi, from leader mccarthy, from leader schumer, leader mcconnell's chief of staff who called. a number of other members of congress as well. and the basic thrust of the columns with members of congress was, there is a dire situation here and can you help? i reported to them that we were on a very urgent basis sending help from the department. we wound up sending over 500 agents and officers from fbi, atf and the u.s. marshals to assist with restoring order at the capitol. we had a number of calls. it was more or less non

mr. nurse said of course, we'll have a sequel and this time we paid five times more as an advance than we paid for the first book because he was a huge bestseller. anywayt happened to coincide with a moment in his financial career where everything was going wrong. i mean and the morning we were we were publishing this new book, which was going to be called at the top. i think that was what it was. yeah surviving at the top is what it was called. and the truth, is that the book where he was five billion dollars in debt to banks of which three billion was his own money. and it really did look like he was going to go under. but trump being trump. he didn't go under. the book went under so instead of settling the million copies that we sold the first time we sold about 10% of that and we had shipped too many and so yeah, what happened was this? oh, no another one. do you have time for one more? bill clinton's 1996 campaign book which was called from hope to history. have you know from his hope arkansas and so on and it was a political agenda? and it was a perfectly fine book. but we had kept it secret. because it was very hard to do a book with a sitting p