of the ural party yeltsin center the ural party has significant financial and political resources was developed, how much huh? this information is correct i do not know, that is, e party. and probably, how can i understand who defends the interests of, uh, the ural population there or the ural elite. what does that mean, let's say? if this is so we repeat, i do not approve question here comes one. secured, apparently financially, the organization is an association, so to speak, of the local elite. in a region where the ideology of the yeltsin center enjoys great influence, and then the siberian party may appear, there, or the far east, the northern party, and so on. this is what it leads to exactly why it calls for life to the collapse of the country turning it into rubble. and here it is a small example of this handbag. tiny that's it at the time when the duma is discussing the introduction of serious sanctions against propaganda lgbt yekaterinburg lyceum number 12. at the graduation party, i had such a dance. the scandal of the parents begins, there is another governor evgenia k

of the ural party yeltsin center the ural party has significant financial and political resourcesits time. here the theory of the ural republic was developed after this issue. i had a telephone conversation with the governor of the sverdlovsk region, yevgeny vladimirovich kuibyshev, who assured me that no party was being prepared, and he was not going to create me. well actually i don't claimed. that is, and the party, probably, how can i understand, which defends the interests of the ural population there or the ural elite, and then the siberian party may appear, there or the far eastern uh, the northern party and so on. this is what the country is leading to. in addition, it seemed to me that i, to some extent, defended yevgeny vladimirovich after that scandalous homosexual dance in the yekaterinburg lyceum, we will answer for him that if i had a claim, i would say, this is it and i put it myself in the place of evgeny kuibyshev, and as if they asked me this question, which i am now asking, so that i can answer. i would send the person who asked me this question, do you know why

this luki, yes, he was arrested by the national socialists because he was in the center party.e was released and noticed. none other than albert. this is the führer's personal favorite architect, and albersch feuer noticed him, because lübke was an excellent engineer, and he received a direction. he needed to build something and nothing else. but build barracks in uchenwald, and he built them and they say, not only in wuchenwald, there are many stories that say that supposedly all this was invented by bad people. this is the story there he is in as a result, because of this, he said, and then was forced to leave. eh, the scandal, as it were, ended in nothing, but nevertheless this story remained. and why are we silent, and other e, former or about those who left their heirs. i have repeatedly talked about the burlitz tar, this is the daughter of himler, who for many years and decades had relations with the organization silent aid, which still exists. until now, she is already helping the heirs of the ss men, the heir to the national socialist leaders of some who could give some

parties. i think that the center left and the center parties are both in serious trouble are by the end of next year, especially denmark. now, just recently, now it's an election. you could feasibly have only to send to left governments in the ear, which is incredible. when you look at, say, 10 years ago, i mean, the idea that the social democrats, it only control 2 countries, it's insane. and it's because there's kind of like a hollowing out in the center in the center left who is a lot of people just knew their ideas as stale as, as not applying to what we need to day or so i do think that inflation could kind of further that hollowing out of the center of, in the, in europe. so i have to ask, what is the long term answer? do you believe t, europe's energy crisis? so i think you're a pass somewhat quietly, but more or less kind of exceeded to the fact that when, when donald trump in 2018, was critiquing germany for over alliance with russia. and they, they laughed at him at the you and that he was more or less, right. i'm, and this was, that was probably one of the biggest geopolitical areas

restaurant that was considered obligatory for people with money, as when expressed and from the center partyat young people and tourists were invited, then there was a restaurant in the ukraine hotel, alcohol and dancing. after that, new acquaintances promised to take the girls home, according to the materials of the examination. before killing both schoolgirls, they were raped and severely beaten. this is a photo of the rope that tied up one of the girls , the investigators noticed very strange knots in the loop, pulled it off. so when you try to free yourself the victim. she began to choke herself as a result of the trails of logical examination. strange knot a variant of the so -called fisherman's or german knot to tie, which units can. and this is the belt we strangled the girl with the murder weapon. forensic experts took samples of biological traces, and carefully preserved them today. investigators took the case out of the archive, comparing the facts, they checked. dna samples, one of them completely coincided with the dna of dmitry zakharov, this is the result of that very examinati

one of the problems had been that most center and center right. parties in israel were reluctant to align with the lucas party, which is led by ben. you mean that anyhow, that's in ya is under is i is on trial. we're corruption. ah, and is notoriously difficult to work with. they did put together a government last year that just lasted for a year, but only by the expediency of inviting essentially a mother, a muslim brotherhood party of palestinian israeli st to, to join the government was the 1st time this this had happened in israeli history. and that was a very difficult coalition of a parties that didn't agree with one another. and it's lapse last summer in part over the west bank because there's a law that extends israeli lot administration to be squatters from israel on ballast indian land in the west bank that was up for renewal. and the part of the coalition that was palestinian israelis declined to go along with, with voting it in. and so the government lapsed over that they had new elections. and since the center right, didn't want to well less with net. anyhow, he wanted to put

the german catholic center party and the national socialist party, the conservatives and the nationalrt, and in fact, yes, by constitutional means actually happens. seizure of heteroplastics, but look, what happens immediately after that is the burning of the restag - it's, uh, blaming the communists - it's a process. these are 96 deputies of the restag who were actually killed, really killed and beheaded. that is , in fact, all the opposition in just a few weeks. it actually disappears, why am i saying all this. it would seem that europe , which after the first world war, but is based on practical values ​​of the dnieper , will never again allow a new world conflict. this is a democratic institution. and uh which are supported by the nu league of the nation, which, in fact, should contribute to this movement. but as soon as the crisis is known, yes, in the twenty-ninth year of the world crisis, as soon as revanchist sentiments come into force, this democracy collapses the house of cards, how not to draw parallels here today, when we see and observe the same thing today in europe demo

party. the center of the republican party has moved much closer and is much more aligned with the lauren boebert'sthe world and the marjorie taylor greene's than it is with this small number of moderates that are left in the republican party on the hill. the problem for kevin mccarthy and any republican that serves here is that because the center of the party has moved there, it's actually further away from the votes they need to keep the house. i mean, keep in mind that in this past election they took the house by less than 3,000 votes. if 3,000 votes had shifted the democrats would have had the house and those 3,000 votes came primarily from moderates had put certain members in california and in new york into power that allowed them to take the house. so for a general election the more they move in this direction it becomes more problematic to keep the house, but if they don't appeal to the center of the party, which, as i said, is the marjorie taylor greene's, it creates this uproar that we know and we've watched happen over the course of the last three years. they're really -- and kevin mccart

back in 1923, the insurgency was from the center left of the republican party. today, it's from the center right. but today, there is more to the story in that fight 100 years ago and i want. when fred gillette was elected speaker in 1923, more rebus, more unified republican conference and go to work with president coolidge and cut taxes while paying down the debt. house republicans 100 years ago unleashed a pro-growth agenda. house republicans under speaker mccarthy will unleash a pro-growth agenda to get this economy moving. that pro-growth agenda benefited families in the 1920's. the pro-dproaght mccarthy agenda will do the same. this party will come together to unleash american energy and rein run-away spending and i stand before you today with unqualified support to nominate my friend, the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> i rise to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam clerk, we have heard a l

mandatory for people with money, as when they expressed themselves and from the center of the party, people invited tourists, then there was a restaurant in the ukraine hotel for alcohol and dancing. after that, new acquaintances promised to take the girls home, according to the materials of the examination. before killing both schoolgirls, they were raped and severely beaten. this is a photo of a rope that tied up one of the girls. the investigators noticed very strange loop knots. pulled off. so when you try to free yourself the victim. started to choke herself result trace logical expertise. a strange knot is a variant of the so-called fishing or german knot, which only a few can tie. it's the belt we strangled the girl to, the murder facility. forensic experts took samples of biological traces, and carefully preserved them today . investigators took the case out of the archive, collated the facts, they checked the dna samples of one of them completely. during the pauses in the dna of dmitry zakharov, this is the result of that very examination , direct evidence of his guilt. the

no, i mean what you're seeing here is a party with no center of gravity, it is a party of chaos agents and one of the things that struck me in watching the interview with representative ocasio-cortez was the mischief she's enjoying. mutually assured mischief. everyone knows that, you know, they're all kind of torturing kevin mccarthy in their own sort of way and, look, i mean, this is what happens when you have no leadership in what is a very slim majority party and i wouldn't be surprised if donald trump himself now is not whipping up chaos because he's enjoying it, because he loves a spectacle and because he feels it elevates him and in some ways he can look like he was supportive of kevin mccarthy but on the other hand i think that, you know, the vacuum in the house only helps him, he probably thinks, and, you know, i think instead of -- while republicans might wheel pizza in, the democrats should wheel a big vat of popcorn to the floor because they seem to be enjoying this. >> it must be pretty incredible pizza. mark is right as a man who constantly has mischief on the horizon. >>

party. our community centers work. minority voters shifted toward the gop, asian voters took in 17-point, black voters shifted four points, hispanic voters shifted ten points. we cut the democrats advantage to hispanic voters in half. 2028 -- 2018 they had a plug for advantage and a d+ 20 advantage. i've traveled everywhere across the country in one of the great ones i had was meeting our great candidates a meeting of families and getting to know them. i just want to talk about a couple. one from arizona, he has a son, of mexican immigrants whose father drove a bus and what worked multiple jobs to get the chance at the america dream. he brought his father to one of our rnc community centers, one we built in tucson and when they reached the door, his dad said do you remember, this is the exact parking lot i used to wash cars in on the weekends to make extra money for our family? now this is where your office is that's going to make my son a congressman. that's our story. she served ten years flying helicopters in the na

we are going to double down on bringing new voters into our party, and expand on the 38 community centers that saw a positive shift in minority voters coming to our party. our community centers worked. minority voters shifted toward the gop. asian voters shifted 17 points. black voters shifted four points. hispanic voters shifted ten -- 10 points. in fact, we cut the democrats advantage to hispanic voters in half. in 20, they had a d+ advantage, and then a d+ 20 advantage. that is progress. i've traveled everywhere across the country. in one of the great joys i had was getting to meet our great candidates and meeting families and getting to know them. i just want to talk about a couple. one from arizona, he has a son, of mexican immigrants whose father drove a bus and what worked multiple jobs to get the -- give his kids a chance at the american dream. he brought his father to one of our rnc hispanic community centers, the one we built in tucson, and when they reached the door, his dad said, do you remember? this is the exact parking lot i used to wash cars in on the weekends to make extr

private office at u penn the biden center made possible by the communist party of china. you can't make that out. that's exactly what top secret classified obama era documents it turned up years later. we have a complete details a great specificity breaking news coming up. tonight, we are witnessing a white house and food crisis mode . they are panicking in the west wing biden a visibly shaken after the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the classified top secret obama air documents that quote turned up at three separate unsecured locations. that includes that joe biden's garage in delaware. next to his advantage grow that. don't worry, the garage was locked. at least most of the time take look there's the garage right there. the scandal gets worse by the day. coming up google to get to a shocking timeline that is a ver for both joe biden and the department of justice. his department of justice. we will follow the money back t china and also back again and w have a special report breaking news about ten minutes ago from john solomon. the great one mark levan

would need to do alliances to special with the work because sent it out with the center, the center position parties who tend to go with whoever is in power. all right, thank you very much. carla mendez do appreciate you joining us there for me. a janera almost 3 weeks after croatia, dr. the euro is it's currency. consumers are complaining about price hikes, many angry that businesses might be exploiting the transition. stephanie decker has the story. it's been almost 3 weeks since croatia adopted the euro as it's currency . and people aren't happy. positive for both of you. i felt the increase in food prices from january, the 1st. i like to eat a lot and that's a problem because fruit is expensive compared to the salaries as they are currently . a lot of people i know have started looking for another job. well, we all felt the price increase at least 30 percent higher for everything. some traders say they are rounding a prices when converting the old currency the kuna into euro's others have denied the increases. the gracious consumer protection body says the government is proof. some outlets are m

party or undergo re-registration. if the law is adopted, then such a center is determined at 5,000 man, and uh, you mean? ures must be distributed in such a way that they are organized and created in at least one third of the regions of our country, er, and cities. e, including, yes, and also in the city of minsk no less than 1/3 of the districts of centuries, then such a political structure. uh, can register the party also adopted a law on the entire belarusian people's assembly. the supreme people's council will become the highest representative body, the country's deputies have adopted and updated electoral codes, as well as a civil society. under consideration. a number of other bills were in the first reading. one of them can become an incentive for the development of a green economy in belarus, the second is aimed at preventing drug addiction and alcoholism. in belarus , the certificate account for the purchase and sale of cars has been abolished the new rule on the alienation of vehicles has already entered into force now transactions in which at least one of the parties is a legal entity or an ind

this gentleman hatches, yes , he was arrested by the national socialists because he was in the center partyvorite architect, and albersch feuer noticed him, because lubcke was an excellent engineer, and he received a direction. he needed to build something and nothing else. but build barracks in buchenwald, and he built them and they say, not only wuchenwald, there are many stories that say that supposedly this is all invented, bad people came up with it. this the story is he ended up because of this scandal, then he was forced to leave. eh, the scandal, as it were , ended in nothing, but nevertheless the story remained. and why are we silent, and other e, former or about those who left their heirs. i have repeatedly told about the tar burlitz, this is the daughter of himler, who for many years of decades had relations with the organization silent aid, which to this day still exists, she already provides assistance to the heirs of the ss men, the heir to the national socialist leaders of some who can there was something give. in short, all this hmm must be summed up and we must remember thi

i mean, the center of the party simply has not shown as hard an edge or as much ruthlessness as the far right extreme of the party and as a result you are seeing this imbalance that is setting in motion the conditions for potentially two years of a highly, highly chaotic republican control of the house. >> what impact is this having on republican voters? exasperation, frustration? >> yeah. no, we have not seen polling on voters themselves, but certainly in the conservative media that is often a gauge or kind of a window into those voters, you're seeing the same divisions you are in the house. i think primarily republican media figures want there to be a resolution. by and large they are willing to accept mccarthy so long as he has made all of these extraordinary concessions to increase the power and visibility of the far right, but there is also an element like steve bannon, tucker carlson, that are supporting the holdouts. you know, i think you see this division. we have seen -- as i said, this has been building for years. there is a portion of the republican base that is deeply distru

seven of those have come with rookie quarterback brock party under center as he continues to prove that he is no ordinary rookie in each of his six starts, prettiest thrown for at least two touchdowns average at least eight yards per pass attempt. today, the niners head coach kyle shanahan, talked about the impact party is having on the field. i didn't have a real good job. i mean, he's extended a number of plays. i think he's made a few mistakes. um when there's no play there, you always want guys to extend place. um i think i was getting in trouble and they start relying on extended plays before making the play. that's there. i think that sometimes things you've got to be careful of, especially when you have some playmaking ability like that, and i think that's stuff that brock is learned, and he's done a pretty good job of every play has, you know rhythm and timing to it. so for me, it's you know, i'm going through my reads obviously, but you know if something is not there on time or in rhythm, i know like my you know, the mental clock is ticking in terms of geyser pockets. closing g

indecision regarding the supply of military equipment to ukraine. in fact, he belongs to the center-left social democratic party of germany, as does chancellor dmytro olafsholtz, and here it is also interesting that he represents the history of uh, conventional western germany, which, well, the position has historically developed like this, treats the russian federation somewhat differently than, say, the representatives of the east of germany, which you personally , you expect a decision in the near future from history, all taking into account that in two days there will be a meeting that will be in the format of rammstein. and you know, in history, he once made statements that say that he is clearly on the side of ukraine, and he had enough radical, sometimes not radical, statements in the sense that ukraine needs to be helped quickly so that ukraine can win, so i have quite positive expectations for boris, the story is all a-he is really from west germany and this is the wing eh sdp en eh which eh which which is still more on the side of eh well there are enough positives about the european forces eh accordi

no, what you are seeing here is a party with no center of gravity. it's a party of chaos engines.e interview with the representative cozumel cortez before was the initiative she seems to be enjoying and the conversations with matt gates and -- mutually assured mischief i mean's everybody sort of knows that they're all kind of torturing paul -- kevin mccarthy in their own sort of way. and -- and look, this is what happens when you have no leadership in what is a very slim majority party. i wouldn't be surprised if donald trump himself now is not whipping up chaos because he's enjoying it, because he loves a spectacle like this or because it feels elevates him. in some ways he can look like he was supportive of kevin mccarthy, but on the other hand i think that the vacuum in the house only helps him. you probably things. and you know, instead of what republicans wanting fits in the kevin mccarthy's office. i think democrats should wheel like a big vat of popcorn under the floor tomorrow because it does seem to be enjoying the so much. >> i mean it must be pretty incredible, pizza th

accordance with which today, in order to register a political party or undergo re-registration, if the law is accepted, then such a centerdefined as 5,000 people, and, uh, that means, uh, the structures of the party must be distributed in such a way that they are organized and created in at least one third of the regions of our country, uh, and cities. e, including yes, and also in the city of minsk no less than 1/3 of the district then such a political structure. uh, can register a party. in the twentieth year, many parties were either silent, it's terrible what kind of party events are taking place, and you are silent. sit or stand outside the street this exists only on paper, so the law streamlines. these are those who will pass the re-registration of a really party who are popular and supported by the peoples. therefore, on the one hand, the law tightens the requirements of the party. this is a calculation, this structuredness, and that's it. by the way, this is agreed with the parties. the law was discussed for several months. it is beneficial for us, we will really be forces on the other side. this is a step of the

were transferred to the territory of the detention center, both from the shutov help charitable foundation imprisoned representative, e of another partyalso uh, sent food to detention centers, but it was pasta. vote according to the certificate issued by the election commission, yuriy shutov won about 18,000 votes. of these, 3,883 people were imprisoned in a pre-trial detention center in december 1998. shutov was elected a deputy of the legislative assembly of st. petersburg, the second he called all the members of his gang to a solemn meeting where he uttered phrases that they had won. uh, it means that now the city is ours, as shutov said. and after a few weeks of hemorrhoids received new tasks that shutov decided to commit the murder of state duma deputy shevchenko to prepare this crime to be recorded on camera by operatives of the criminals. and in general, they all got the impression that if we go to pskov for barbecue, then something will not return, so no one had a great desire to go to barbecue, but nevertheless. in general, demranov gave the command, everyone drove, and no one rummaged. uh. several people have already been li

but being crazy now is getting to the center of the party, and those people are going to be dictatingat's what they are going to weaken mccarthy or whoever they pick will have very weak powers. that means they will have more not to do things in a positive way but to obstruct and to frustrate the will of the american people. so let's have less extremism. we need more moderation. you need more decency, more stability, more willingness to work across the aisle to say, why are we here? are we here to benefit the american people are simply here to promote ourselves and feed our egos? that is what is distressing about. i think it's the shape of things to come, and i think we're in for a rough two years and beyond the, hopefully, the american people will see that we need to get back to the basics of governance, of integrity, of principle and of treating each other with some dignity as fellow human beings. >> secretary cohen, so we'll send, thank you so much. >> pleasure to be with you, laura, thank you. >> everyone, the split screen, it really tells the story, a display of bipartisanship fro

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back in 1923, the uncertainty of republicans then was from the center-left of the republican party. y it's from the center-right, but there's more to the story in that fight 100 years ago. i want to remind of of that history. when fred gilgillett, it was a conference that had go to work with. coolidge, cut government spending, balance the budget, cut taxes, while paying down the debt. house republicans 100 years ago unleashed a pro-growth agenda. house republicans, under speaker kevin mccarthy, will unleash a pro-growth agenda to get this economy moving. [ applause ] the mccarthy pro-growth agenda will benefit families today. a century later, mark my words -- this party will come together to unleash american energy, make the trump tax cuts permanent, rein in government spending, and fight for a balanced budget. i tapped boulevard you today, with unqualified support to nominate my friend, the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. [ applause ] >>> for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> madam clerk, i rise to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker of the house. >>

parties history. and you know, the plaque that she had to center, right? extreme right, coalition of 3 parties that have very strong stances in terms of immigration, in terms of, um, uh though they have very strong positions that may be considered extremists in europe. i think what needs to be of harmony. a lot in mind is that she is pretty much caged then by all the commitments. italy has made it e e u, an exchange for the 200 billions of recovery funds that the u. e. u has committed to it. to me, obviously are these are ah, provisions on the basis of her reporting schedule every 6 months. and very, very detailed reports of reforms have to be compiled in 20000000000 a release. but you know, 200000000000 euros is something very, very difficult to explain away. non electrolytes, elena traveler, tony enrollment, have to leave it there. thank you so much a 3rd time, but make sure to stay in touch. you can follow us on twitter at steve w. news from myself and the entire team here on the day. thank you so much for spending part of starting with a i'll probably w

republican either kevin mccarthy or somebody gets votes from democrats look more towards the center of our partys folks there a long time might go to democrats say look we need to break this impasse we will bring you 20 republicans votes promise you, a committee chairmenship promise you that we won't give subpoena pour to committees if you give report we can pick a compromised speaker huge win for democrats give is a speaker do i any a possibility, beginning of the week i thought that was one chance in 1,000 now i think one chance in 10. jackie: interesting. >> this will move one way or the or the i continue to believe kevin mccarthy is the only republican can get 218 votes. >> i think their trying to make a point to take to constituents say listen, we fought we stood out we heard you. at the same time, i liken this yesterday, to elon musk in twitter, right he stepped on to plate said going to bid 44 billion dollars to buy twitter he wanted to ignite conversation about what was going on exposing things i think later when he backed away he kind of was like i don't really need to buy company i got

party and reward them for this behavior, no, i don't see that happening. it's either kevin or somebody that we don't know about who is more into the center of my party or a compromised person who is a democrat. i don't see how the folks who are maga republicans, the majority voted for kevin mccarthy today. the majority of the caucus, it's not freedom but a group of people who happen to be in the freedom caucus and i don't see how anybody they would find acceptable has the votes to get speaker. it's kevin or nobody. >> so you heard congressman chip roy or maybe didn't hear chip roy but heard him over the last few days and weeks talking about what he wants and a more open amendment process. i can't necessarily discern what the other 18 want. congressman biron donalds just wants this to be over obviously but in terms of the other 18, is there an agenda there that you can tell, other than they don't like kevin mccarthy and they like to shake things up? >> i think that's it. i think they really just don't like kevin and they like the attention. they like the chaos. they're on tv more in the last 48 thhours than their entire careers. i listened to chip and like chip and r

may not give birth to immediately if the person does not like this a family samovar in the center of every tea partyow the most inexpensive model of a samovar will cost about 20,000, but there are models that are 10 times more expensive than exclusive or just a very large volume russian people are used to neither a teapot nor a thermos, but it is from a samovar and when surrounded by relatives. you see, when you are in the garden, you are somewhere at home , somewhere on the terrace, the mood is different. i want to drink songs, i want to remember the good , they keep the past, but they also constantly experiment and create something new and confidently look ahead. we will not, of course, pierce the walls with our foreheads, but we will go to our result people sincere people open people always what they think, say, always come to the rescue cheerful children were born here i lived here. father and mother lived, and all together it is called motherland. in tula, there is everything that a russian person needs, nature, architecture, traditions, but most importantly, incredible people, hardworking, kin

their governments is shared by the commissioners for international affairs of the german center oliverschneymann partyen for several years. he is engaged in the fact that he travels to belarus and russia and works to establish good neighborly ties, and not to break them, which the germans remember, but do they know about the second world war about the victims that belarus suffered and what was left in germany from the freedom of speech, not only we talked about this with the german politician. but how freely one can express one’s point of view in germany now, if it differs from the generally accepted one, for example, here is yours. i would tell me that, probably, it is common in the western world, yes, you can express your position, only speak out once, and then you will be deleted. you will not be killed, but you are just a subpoena the stigma, for example, is called the rights of a nationalist or a nazi and you shut up therefore, in germany, no. we have had more freedom of speech for many years now. there is no this freedom, people like us who visit belarus or come to russia see the other way, retu

back in 1923, the insurgency was from the center left of the republican party. today, it's from the center right. but today, there is more to the story in that fight 100 years ago and i want. when fred gillette was elected speaker in 1923, more rebus, more unified republican conference and go to work with president coolidge and cut taxes while paying down the debt. house republicans 100 years ago unleashed a pro-growth agenda. house republicans under speaker mccarthy will unleash a pro-growth agenda to get this economy moving. that pro-growth agenda benefited families in the 1920's. the pro-dproaght mccarthy agenda will do the same. this party will come together to unleash american energy and rein run-away spending and i stand before you today with unqualified support to nominate my friend, the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> i rise to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam clerk, we have heard a l

least dozens of votes aleksey veselovsky vladimir vopritsky ntv usa the artek children's center hosted a new year's party of families participating in the special operation who hail from crimea 350 schoolchildren arrived in traditional branded buses programs. well, the finale was a festive one, lunch and presentation of gifts congratulated the children, both professional artists and participants of the shift. they came up with his paid stage performance, which they called new year's fairy tale. i would like to wish artek to all our young guests in general to all children, so that the wishes that they make to our beauty, the big new year's artykov tree, come true, because artyk is the country of childhood, and in artek all dreams come true. bring christmas holidays into the saints places, but one of the revived russian traditions, tours are in great demand and there really is a place to go in the country. one of the most interesting destinations is the so -called cave temples, hidden from prying eyes. deep underground they were built, including hermit monks, to be left alone to pray in solitude. now many

party and a democratic message. and and he was very much in line with that when he was president. i think that the center of the party has shifted leftward in recent years to make obama, who would have characterized himself as progressive in 2008, 2012 to look more moderate and has achievements to look more moderate. the affordable care act looks more moderate now, i think, than it did in 2008. i think what obama would have had to say about what he said about criminal justice reform, that's more moderate than some of the things coming from the left in regard to defund the police. now, that would have horrified him if he would if it were something that come up during his time as president and he would have repudiated this idea of defund the police less he and the democratic party be painted as soft on crime. and crime is being loaded. loaded term in terms of how we think about crime and where crime takes place and who the criminals and so forth. so in that way, the party has not left him behind, but the party has certainly edged a bit leftward to the point that joe biden could say things that obama could