dmitry peskov, formerly the speaker of the american house of representatives, came to armenia where icareless visions that could harm the peace talks in yerevan and baku, and this is not the first time this has happened in early august. she flew to taiwan, and the very fact of this trip complicated the relations between washington and beijing as much as possible by the press. she even began to seriously discuss the possibility of a military conflict, the states and china, the real reasons for her visit. armenia is also understandable peace in the region - this is the last thing the united states needs. in taiwan, authorities assess the damage from a powerful earthquake tremors of magnitude about seven occurred in the east of the island. in the city of yuli collapsed, the five-story building of the dead is not present, rescuers removed from the rubble of four injured in the city of taiwan the ceiling of the gym scree. directly on people, one person was injured, three bridges are known to be damaged. several stretches of road 7,000 houses were left without electricity. this is the secon

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and so coming up in spring, ah, american houses could happy with us. we begin in ukraine where russia says its troops are withdrawing from key areas in the hockey region. the announcement comes off to keep said its army had made sweeping gains there. rushes defense ministry said it soldiers would leave, is young and ballad clear to instead concentrate on fighting in the don bass region . meanwhile, keith says its troops at the entered brush occupied kapinsky and are approaching the city of visit shuts. and as ukrainian troops advanced, there finding more devastation and new evidence of russian atrocities. just 3 days ago, this village in the hockey region was under russian control. now it's back in ukrainian hands either, but signs of its recent occupation are everywhere. including evidence of more potential russian war crimes against civilians in the area where heavy fighting to place. early in the invasion there slid ship parts to reflect. the investigators are working on the site and have inspected it and the zoomed the bodies of 2 people . for orde

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the american house house runs them up for a group in the 55 we did. okay. so mine is the final speed, the one else calls with. we will ban in the european union the kremlin jeff machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with even close with me. ah, welcome back to cross stock were all things are considered on peter la built to manager? we're discussing the end of the american century. ah . go back to peter in bethesda, i'm sorry, had to cut you up. we had to go to a hard break. go ahead, finish your thought peter. lenny quite frequently chest. he said in individuals insanity is rare. but in groups, parties, nations, and epics. it is the rule up to this point i least till 77 years ago with the atomic bombs at hiroshima and nagasaki. we did not have the power to and life on the planet the way we do now. so i, you see in the united states democracy is very, very fragile right now. you've got one party committed to destroying american democracy, the little bit democracy. it is stil

every american deserves access to safe, decent and affordable housing. even after over 40 years in business, i still enjoy nothing more than handing over the keys to the first time home buyer but delivering a product is difficult. 69% of american households cannot afford the median price. but a year ago nearly one quarter of new homes were priced under $300,000. today it is 10%. we also faced challenges with minority homeownership opportunities. households under the age of 35 which is the typical first-time homebuyer, 46% of white households owned a home but 17% of african-american households did so. affordable rental housing creates stability for tenants and the housing affordability crisis is a result of failing to produce enough housing to match demand. if we are going to solve our housing affordability crisis, we must drive down the cost to build as well as the cost to own to rent. well structured tax incentives can help achieve this. many of these incentives serve the public interest and remain effective including the low income housing tax credit. h

the american house house madison middle school in the 55. we did. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. when else calls with, we will ban in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoofed neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. and pinterest, and push indicative even clifford shelf with a welcome act across sac where all things are considered on payroll. about remind you, we're discussing the current situation in ukraine. ah, okay, go to michael in washington since there the, there is a nato war against russia in a collective west um economic warfare against russia. i think it's time and it's, it's september middle september hearing in russia winter comes to us 1st. okay. it's getting a bit cool. it's going to get cooler, and cooler and cooler. i think that's a good time to cut all energy supplies from russia to the west. full stop, michael. i think as a result of this counter offensive, i think russia has learned a lot it, it just as we want to just as the ukrainians want to applaud this initial success of it.

is in philadelphia this evening to discuss the state of american democracy. the white house says the president's speech will focus on what they are calling the battle for the soul of the nation. this comes two months ahead of the midterm elections. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. also on our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: the head of president biden's speech on the state of american democracy, house minority leader kevin mccarthy will be speaking in pennsylvania about the democratic party's agenda. watch live at 5:45 p.m. eastern on c-span now, are free mobile video app. then live this evening, a virtual back-to-school town hall including a discussion about covid-19, gun violence, and teacher shortages with the education secretary and the cdc director. are coverage begins this evening at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span now. journal" continues. host: showing us is kiana cox, research associate with the pew research center here to talk about a new survey about black opinions on race in u.s. society. why do this survey an

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little, never, i've side as i'm turning the no santini definition, american house lamps and up with 55 when. okay, so 9 is 2000 speedy, one else with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup, machine estate on russia for date and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with this will never be a victory for russia. wait solutions, you will, you're still waiting to a new modem, but you look at a me crane. war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. mezzo mom on made. it comes to not should get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in your gage, in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are here to defend nato allies . what happens that nato escalates even more than the special military operation become a war when you but does have. so that was the show and that'll the notion is my store. i see it that i see you at the us. thank you. costliest. go to me live, so i use 3. you should unique and you stop to with almost them. let's see when you read only the still foolish or in

the american house that i'm at for a group in the 55 with this been okay, so mine is group. i'm speaking with, we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine. the state aren't russia today, and school ortiz spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. mm hm. so we could pull it was you, did you did it request with ah, welcome back. across that were all things considered. i peter, well this is the home edition remind you were discussing some real. ah right, let's go back to georgia. we discussed here of you like to react to what martin had to say before we went to the break. well, i think it is going to be a delegation of responsibilities. i think the, the americans will be quite happy to see germany wrong. the european branch of nature and as father, my kind of global nature, which i think is what the united states will like to create, the americans will focus on the far east as part of the containment of china. america can be everywhere the whole time. so i think that's why i think germany will be useful as america, loyal tenants in europe an

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w. travel extremely worth a visit with i once read somewhere that the average american house 2 books on their cells, the bible, and a book by stephen king. my 1st thought was only one. after all, he's pretty prolific with more than a $100.00 to date, and he writes 2 new ones per year, on average. he's written more than 70 novels, plus short stories, nonfiction an historical novels. but stephen king is most known for his horror books, which he has bequeath, iconic figures to pop culture. well, the evil clown pennywise the rabbit dog, who jo and he, himself became a character in the simpsons. 400000000 copies of his books have been sold worldwide . and yeah, shakespeare is well above that with 1000000000 and even more. harry potter books have been sold, but 400000000 is still a lot of readers. that's more readers than the entire population of the united states. meaning, but you could make an entire nation out of stephen king readers, and it would out number all of the us americans on the planet. maybe that's a concept for a new novel. stephen king has one just about every award there i

is slowing for sure the real driver behind this and why we're bullish on the longer term for american housing, this is not like the picture in 2010 with speculative lending and speculative borrowing and speculative land development what is driving home values now is a fundamental mismatch of supply and demand to housing we think two, three, four million housing units short today of what we need. so yes, we seen a slowdown in new starts in housing turnover as we digest this really rapid increase in interest rates but the fundamentals are so sound with this fundamental short fall of supply that's what makes us feel so good about execution of our strategy. >> let's talk about this facility with your competitive advantage, i think there is sense all there is a store, which mine are always gorgeous. behind it, you have 50% do it yourself and 50% contractors are facilities like this that make it so that actually it's very hard to compete against you in this business. >> this is a competitive advantage for sure we started this as the one supply chain and as we've built out, what we realize when we r

americans. it's simple. house democrats and president biden are producing results for the american people because together we are putting people over politics. i look forward to celebrating these key victories at the white house this afternoon, alongside the president, and following these remarks i will be going straight over there so thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, this morning we received data that highlights once again the failure of the biden administration to provide for our economy, to provide for the economic well-being of america. at home in pennsylvania i have heard stories of parents unable to afford back to school clotheses and supplies for their children and patients unable to afford the gas t

american people's agenda. this country act with america to the people's house. let's give a hand to those who played a key role as architects of this historic contract. the 200 candidate who will compose the republican class of 1994 and the united states house of representatives. now i'm very pleased that our candidates and our incumbent members will be presenting each of the ten planks of our platform, our contract with america, and the first group to come forward is led by lamar smith, the member from texas, and joined by three candidates, outstanding candidates from connecticut, ed monster from wisconsin, mark neumann, and making the presentation on behalf of this group from new york, bob moffatt. please come forward. i am proud to stand before you today to present our contract with america for you. see, this is noordin arie political document. this contract is a unique experience in american history. it was not written by special interest groups or the lobbyists. it was not pushed on us by national leadership. no contract with america was created by all of u

what is 7% mortgage rate going to do to the american housing market >> it's already slowing in an historic lull. and it will keep slowing however, if you're my age, you were that 6, 7, 8% mortgage rates were normal. >> yeah -- i do agree with that, but that's -- that's coming where everybody was paying the same thing, not having doubling in a year. that's my thing. we've gotten kind of i addicted to super-low rates >> we did. and that's the fault of the fed. and we need to talk about that i think that's why we are where we are but you'll also see arms come around an arm now is probably more like in the 5% area and you can keep that rate for at least five years before it's re-done. so there will be ways to if you really have to have a mortgage, that you can get one but more andmore more, cash ise way that people are buying homes. >> i think something like 30% of all home transactions are cash that that will save that part of the market let's talk about the federal reserve. all due respect, all my friends in college, we've been debating on this network about the fed's rate-hiking strategy i

states and turkey because, as we know, a few days ago, trust me, the speaker of the lower house of the americanngress, the house of representatives, nancy pilososi, came to me. she expressed her full support for the united states, which supports armenia russia supports and er, turkey supports azerbaijan, but in this square, how can it all be resolved, because it seems to me that you know yes, sorry for the boy's mind it seems to me that this is not an attempt to solve the situation , but an attempt to confuse it even more. it is quite confused. i think that she should fulfill her role, and she needs you on the eve of the elections. and i understand that the support of the armenian of the electorate in the united states of america is an important component for her, so i actually consider her visit in this context rather than a change in the policy of the united states of america. of the other side, although there are signs that they are dissatisfied with the politics of azerbaijan. well, let's say that the most recent such demarch was when the ambassadors of france and the united states of ameri

american lives. cd growing backlogs for critical housing resources have pushed some americans into homelessness and left millions more at risk. in addition the national housing resources the ability of service providers to provide a positive outcomes for americans battling housing insecurity. in the united states, 40% of people experiencing homelessness are currently employed yet unable to obtain stable housing. the build it back a better passed by the house in november includes a very, very, very important provisions for the committee for which we would now like to pass in the senate. i have heard opponents of these in the house. many of the arguments i think a rather bleak. we will get into this hopefully is this hearing proceeds. i would like now to recognize the ranking member of our committee mr. hill from arkansas for five minutes. >> will thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for convening the hearing to talk about an issue that is important to all of us in our local districts with all of our constituents. that is the issue said how we best locally and nationally address homelessness. i like to star

american relations. barack obama, who is in reserve, will soon tell his white house, or, to use the language of american tators, to the last. those who control the white house have already begun to use the baroque, the target is welcome to perversion the first black president into the defense administration a week before the election formally. there is a reason for the presentation of portraits of the presidential chita, unofficially, the couple work not only for biden, approval rating. obama is even now higher than the current permanence of the oval office. not the already on themselves on sensations. even obama's wife has a river. it is my pleasure to introduce someone who needs no introduction. michelle was a better part of life in the white house she couldn't wish for a better spu life and in my humble opinion. america is not could wish better first lady michelle obama , a potential democratic presidential candidate is already preparing to repeat the political path of her husband, if biden is still not an option, not even many democratic congressmen avoid everything for a second term of his support.

nuclear weapons, they said this by summarizing the data who are in the american administration, the spokeswoman of the white house karinjan pierre, she went to a briefing today, the same briefing, the same hall, where american officials have already stated that the consequences of using nuclear weapons would be catastrophic and for the world and for russia itself, well, this is an obvious message that everyone was interested in. well, what are the data of american intelligence, to what extent now, after the holding of the so-called referendums, after the active counterattack of the ukrainian troops, this possibility of the use of nuclear weapons by russia has increased. well, the white house is reassuring, listen what does karinjar say as for january or chances we don't see it at the moment we take these threats very seriously however we see no reason to change our own readiness level of nuclear forces. at the current stage, putin's threat to use nuclear weapons against europe is irresponsible and reckless, and the consequences of using nuclear weapons will be catastrophic for russia and for the world. russia wil

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housing is out of reach for the lowest income americans. we need congress to increase the supply of housing, as well as its affordability, by making bold investments in rental assistance. three, people with complex medical conditions including, substance use, mental illness, and other physical health issues, are not well served in existing systems or interventions. we need increased investments in a stronger alignment of social services, health care, and housing. and finally, our system -- 's prevention of homelessness for veterans works. we need to sustain that commitment, and we need to expand it to reach all populations. all of these solutions will require that we center the voices and experiences of people who have faced homelessness. they are the experts in what works. we know that housing is a social determinants of health. ucationalit's also a social dett of educational achievement, workforce growth, and neighborhood community and state and national well-being. the resources invested to respond to the pandemic taught us what was possi

making the white house a home americans and her husband could be proud of was a priority for her. she knew she was a guest in the nation's house and as such she treated it and the people who cared for it. with the deepest respect and consideration. her quiet strength her genuine devotion to her husband and her commitment to helping and comforting others were just some of the reasons america loved her. the celebration of her milestone birthday and this special honor today have brought many of us together again. the stories and memories all feel like yesterday. i wonder how it could possibly be 40 years since the reagan's arrived in washington. nancy reagan treated us to a front-row seat of american history and for that we are forever grateful. i know she is with us today. hand in hand with her beloved ronnie watching as we remember and celebrate her time as first lady. thrilled with the beautiful, california like weather and relieved she has no speaking role. please and humbled at the same time by this special honor but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on to someone else. it

americans every single day. that is equivalent to a full airplane crash every single day in our country. why is the white house not treating this like the crisis it is? speaking of younger americans, our children are suffering as a result of democrat school shutdowns. in fact, according to a national test results just released today , the pandemic has now erased 20 years of progress in reading and math proficiency. it is no wonder only 28% of americans have trust in our public schools. in a giant payoff to our education universities who charge more but deliver less value, biden unilaterally build out hi page, white-collar workers by transferring $1 trillion in student loans. that debt is now being paid by either people who paid off their loan were never borrowed to begin with. the biden administration's heavy-handed covid policies including firing our military heroes and first responders have undermined our freedoms and destroy public trust. what do we have to show for it? more americans died of covid under president biden then under former president trump. our pain and suffering at home have been matched by h

house. they asked why the american leader is talking to the dead , spokeswoman karen jean-pet explained biden to meet with the family of the deceased, so all his thoughts. now they are clearly satisfied with this explanation of all. it's a natural reaction when you constantly think about someone. i think every day. everywhere, that's how you are. you will write out a bill dedicated to john lena and then we'll talk. insurance social pensions, as well as maternity capital in the new year, will be indexed by the ministry of labor, and payments will increase by an average of 1,000 rubles. the insurance pension and receive, for example, the disabled and those who have lost a breadwinner will be about 20,000 rubles. the old-age pension will be increased to almost 22,000, and the social pension received by people without work experience. at next year will be 12.5 thousand. it will also index the maternity capital after the first of february, the payment for the first child will be almost 590,000, and for the second, about one hundred and ninety thousand rubles, the european commission, has developed

announcer: the head of president biden's speech on the state of american democracy, house minority leaderin mccarthy will be speaking in pennsylvania about the democratic party's agenda. watch live at 5:45 p.m. eastern on c-span now, are free mobile video app. then live this evening, a virtual back-to-school town hall including a discussion about covid-19, gun violence, and teacherrt

our meeting with president joe biden at the white house today. both americans remain imprisoned in russia. washington correspondent raquel martin joining us from dc with what we can expect. good morning, raquel. reyna. good morning. the white house says this meeting is all about showing these families. >> that their loved ones and bring them home remains top of mind. the president will be meeting with the wife of brittney griner and also the sister of paul whelan. both of them have been ramping up the pressure on this administration to do more. friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner. >> in paul whelan, both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia have yet to accept their off

the next generation is finding it impossible to afford the american dream. joe biden house democrats have no plan to address a skyrocketing inflation. highest in my lifetime. they have no plan to secure the border. and they have no plan to address a skyrocketing crime crisis causing chaos in our streets. and the american people are smart. they note single party democrat rule have caused these crises. today, over 70% of america's workers now say their wages have fallen behind joe biden skyrocketing inflation tax pretty according to recent polling, voters trust republicans over democrats on issue after issue. whether it is the economy, whether it's the border, whether it's inflation or crime. it is clear the american people are looking for a new direction. and house republicans have a plan. our commitment to america fights back against the democrats radical agenda. it will rain in reckless spending to combat inflation. it will end joe biden's upper border policies and secure our southern border. we will roll back democrat soft on crime policy supporting our law enforcement. u