we gain from hit and they gain from it. i believe it is moral because of thousands of years the jews were discriminated against, abused and murdered and the nation of israel was put together to be a safe haven from all over the world they could go and that remains true today. it is spiritual and i believe in the words in those who bless israel will be pleased and america has been pleased. i stand in support of this resolution and appreciate my friend from texas, a fellow veteran, and with that, i reserve back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: reserved. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized >> i rise in strong support of the resolution and state of israel. and i thank the chairman as well as my colleague, representative pfluger being brave enough to call israel not only as an alley and a force for democracy,

from? i tried to see if it works well or not , i will do their work, but it is still the same, we are scared and scared, it could be right here, colleagues , i took sublingual pills, thank god , i was taking sublingual pills here, i left them for you. i had grown up so much that i decided to go to the wall and take shelter below the power plant where you guys are working together as children. let's pass the mind of the person who was locked up in the school . i saw a light coming from above. he comes down , what should we do when our security guard calls stay up, i have no way back to the screen from which parts it can come down, i'm afraid of god, i can't . let's talk about the solid state of the cartoon instead of giving it or not, and the ways we called the engineers to come up and eat it down in front of them, i received a message on my mobile phone that the water flow was interrupted and an accident occurred in the area . there is no record in tehran's water history that a river path w

the gentleman from montana reserves. the gentlewoman from florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i reserve. the chair: reserves. the gentleman from montana. mr. rosendale: thank you, madam speaker. the medical center leadership, the leadership will determine when it's appropriate to transition from standard to enhanced safety practices. this is the problem. bureaucrats are continuing to make decisions not about sensitive areas. no about areas where we are prone to have immune deficiencies but simply sensitive areas and recommended national response by a team of subject matter experts due to future covid-19 variants that threaten veteran staff and safety. this is not acceptable. again, covid-19 is over. these mask mandates as a result of covid-19 need to be eliminated. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from montana. mr. rosendale: i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida has the right to close. the chair

it from the home phone or simon hughes. it was _ from the home phone or simon hughes. it was a _ fromnd not willing to talk to any of my team. at the time i didn't have any idea what the issue will be. a meeting with the sun journalist happened on the parliamentary estate and the assertion he put to me was that they had evidence that i had been making phone calls to a gay or man—to—man chatline and they wanted to know what response i would make to that. there were black clinic was not used in the conversation. but very quickly i said, yes, i accept that has happened, i have had relationships with women and men, i do not think it is a matter of public interest. it seemed to me it was better to be honest and upfront about that and hope that in a way, that would be the end of it. i was angry. and embarrassed. i had never gone public about my sexuality, a member of the christian church and it is an issue in the church. i had family members for whom this would have been difficult. my mother who was living on her own, a widow, it was living on her own, a widow, it was difficult.— was living

from the start.he he says i don't know how the happens in nature, be easy to do in a lab. mr. anderson says this is not consistent with evolution their -- everyone knew at the get go. you knew at the get go. and yet they tell us just the opposite why? >> well, and you left out the top public if health official, a virologist, dr. redfield -- >> dr. redfield knew, he's testified, yes. >> also testified. the top public health official telling you with some confidence level that the most likely origin of this was a lab leak. and i think that, you know, unfortunately for political reasons and political narratives, it was difficult -- >> so did you talk with dr. fauci during this time frame when you get in in may and over the next several months, did you talk to dr. fauci? >> no. >> never spoke with dr. fauci? >> no. >> do you find that strange when he's out saying something directly con area to the secretary of state, the director of national intelligence -- contrary -- and to the top virologist, dr. redf

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things we take away from this trip or so sort our reporting from anchor. thank you so much. i or, or magnitude 5.5 or quake has hit 7 turkey a near the city of a donna tremors have been reported in some neighboring cities including had ty and goes into the european mediterranean states of a logical centre. says it is the 13th earthquake recorded in 3 days. china is foreign minister has been removed after only 7 months and a job. jim gun has not been seen in public for 4 weeks and no reason has been given for his dismissal. as replacements is one e, he was foreign minister for 10 years just before john took over. katrina you brings us, the details from budget speculation had been mounting, came down, had not been seen for weeks at a time of intense diplomatic activity for china. he was last seen in public meeting with the announced foreign minister in june. but since then he had missed number of high level visits by us officials at a time when the aging is trying to stabilize ties of washington deals and miss earlier this month in asia. in a foreign ministe

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and then you saw a rocket being fired from southern garza into from northern garza, into northern israel, southern israel. and then you saw the rock is attacked from southern lebanon as well. and of course, we can't forget that major is where the air strikes in the syrian city of homes. this world has been pissing targets linked to iran and syria recent months. so that seems to be the message coming from has the law and the so called resistance access. so you know to, as well. thank you, moving ponds to the story. thanks so much santa, hold on in the bay road. let's cross to west jerusalem now way him run kind of standing by for us in run. what have we heard if anything, from his riley authorities as well. what happened this morning, there was a little bit of confusion at the initial reports that there was a fire from the lebanese territory into the boat is with israel then speaking to is ready ami radio, a, sol, as i said, actually this may have been a lot in mind that exploded as parts of some clearing operations, it is really all me then went down to the side and then they confirmed t

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on this day , couples from kostroma from the moscow region from ryazan from nizhny novgorod and even to us today on the day of the family of love fidelity is customary to give bouquets of daisies. this simple and cute flower has become the main symbol of the holiday. and here is the recipe for a strong marriage for every couple. it’s not so easy for you as a family, but if you always go together and look strictly in one direction, then everything will be you can live well and live for many, many years, they got married a few days ago, they wanted july 8, but there were too many people who wanted vladislav valeria mukhina, like many newlyweds. today at the holy trinity monastery they asked peter and fevronia for family happiness, and so that no difficulties could separate them leonid muravyov anton kalmykov igor sinyurin and yulia mironova vesti, vladimir region. the ministry of defense today reported that about 20 servicemen of the strategic missile forces garrisons from tverskaya to irkutsk decided to tie the knot on the holiday regions, a gift was prepared for them by musicians of

and of course, children have to be protected from violence, from threats from other abuse report doesn't go into great detail on the long term impacts of these arrests and the psychological damage it can do to children for years to come. i was sure i'll just say to ramallah in the occupied westbank. you as president joe biden has arrived in the united kingdom for talks with prime minister richey soon after i had a keen nato summit. this week, biden's trip will be dominated by the summit. in lithuania, and it's showing solidarity with ukraine, however, bite and said it was premature to allow ukraine to join the alliance in the middle of a war. earlier this we fight and announce washington will be supplying cluster munitions to keep a move not supported by so knack and criticized by other allies. mike, hannah has the latest from the white house. the president biden's trip is now well under way and a busy time in the united kingdom of visit with the british prime minister, and then a meeting for the 1st time with king charles. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation

from the north, from the two-river side , it’s very serious. now in the direction of the blue.hem there, preventing them from performing e-rotation, that is, destroying ammunition depots, western equipment, like me already said. there, among the armed , uh, serious military personnel, panic is already sown, that is, it can be seen. we hear this from the local population. yes, and here's more recently , everything was just reported about e-strike on kharkov itself and on those trains in which western equipment was, this is all confirmed. yes , of course, we can confirm that periodically, naturally, this equipment is destroyed, as well as other regions, kharkiv is an exception. as i understand it, it is this railway junction that he uses to bring equipment there. yes, sure undoubtedly. the most important thing is supply. here it goes through the southern railway. and kharkov - this is serious , everyone always knows very well that it is in the kharkov direction of all power that the junction stations are all very key strategic ones. there was a message here that uh, a few more da

from the air, all the latest information from our correspondent in the region. vitaliy prokopiev yakutia, a difficult forest fire situation persists in a day, firefighters put out 24 fires today, 728 people and 34 pieces of equipment are involved in extinguishing , and in addition, the airmobile group of the ministry of emergencies is in constant readiness to make up 90 people, as well as mi-8 helicopters from neighboring regions , 32 natural fires are currently operating with protection in the republic. on a total area of ​​more than 400,000 hectares. the most difficult situation is in the upper kolyma in the middle kolyma and ust-maysky districts as a whole , the dynamics of fire elimination. it is positive and there are threats, there are no settlements, but forecasts of weather forecasters promise disappointing thirty-degree heat in the west, which can lead to new fires, a warm air mass with mongolia. it will move first to the west of the territory, then it will spread to the central regions and, uh, by the end of the month. uh, this air mass will be right u

our tribunal worked from publicly available material from publicly available material from witnesses decided to take the risk to give evidence. we have plenty of other material available to us that was not available for consideration because of the threats made to witnesses which were of the gravest nature. what is being said is entirely credible and must be stopped if at all possible by governments around the world. not being allowed to speak for yourself, your people, not being a lay! allowed to travel, to develop your own culture as uyghurs are not allowed to do, is against the universal declaration of human rights and other international documents. it has to be stopped and the interests of uyghurs have to be protected. this is the latest investigation into the various abuses uyghur people suffer. do you have a sense western governments are doing enough or are starting to try to tackle this? they are not remotely doing enough, they are far more interested in trade. it is interesting your previous speaker the prime minister declined even to answer the question whether they accept t

and we have 300 americans dying every single day from fentanyl poisoning that's coming from china and the mexican cartels. if our department of defense wants to defend america, we should be defending our border and not proclaiming our righteousness, talking about a war in ukraine. with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired -- the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you. i yield one minute to representative joe wilson from south carolina. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. as a 31-year army veteran myself and a grateful father of four sons who served overseas in iraq, afghanistan and egypt, i believe very much in the principles of ronald reagan. peace through strength. i'm very grateful that in fact president donald trump was the first person to recognize and try to stop the war in ukraine. he sent missiles to stop putin, war criminal putin. he put american troops in poland, which had the effect of stopping war criminal putin

the repressive organs, from, from the, from the army. the army just handed over there, there the roads to 2 months ago. and the police didn't actually do anything and rushed off what he was able to take over at whole major city and sounds of rush shots. people came to the street and gave him flowers, the precaution that showed that put this power. it's completely not. those are in slab those people thought it was and it gave a sense and that to others who may want to plot another benefit there. cool that this is doable. we could talk about this for hours. i think thanks very much for increased though fascinating, fascinating insights into what's going on in russia and ukraine. that's it from aspen lives back to you. very interesting indeed, rob, thank you for that. rob reynolds live in aspen full of us secretary of state, henry kissinger has paid a surprise visit to china. the 100 year old. how talks in beijing with president she's been paying my kind of reports to rolling back the is henry kissinger is once again in the chinese capital,

from $27.00 to search here. so now we see that the minimum age for the ultimate remains the same. 18 yes, know 21 as they promised. so people feel like they have been treated, then we're waiting for more reactions to come and also to stay do might increase the day define this will call scripts if they don't turn out when they are summoned . plus they adopted amendments to bind called scripts. when we leaving russia from the day, the summons was sent to that was, or universe to quite old is that the russian not forces don't have enough people rushes. now way during its special mid show peroration ukraine and no one knows how long $4.00 and $1.00 is going to end. reportedly the length of spring drops was not quite easy, as many young people in the current conditions. wanted to stay as far away from the army as possible. so according to some research was expanding, the age of conscription will increase the number of cost groups next year from nearly 7 to more than 9000000 people. and it seems like that won't be eno

guest: that is maybe 30 miles from my home. it is good to hear from you, susan. thank you for bringing up the fentanyl crisis. this is something plaguing communities drought the country, whether large urban areas or small urban areas like benton city. i put together a sentinel task force recently. cachet fentanyl task force recently. we are looking at different aspects of this issue, from treatment centers, law enforcement, the judicial side of things, from organizations that are working hard to keep young people from getting into illicit drugs. many different aspects of this. we are even looking to bring in -- and this was at the suggestion of a caller from one of the radio programs i was on recently -- bringing in a recovered addict from drug abuse. we are trying to find and bring all of these people together, to try to find solutions that we can utilize to bring an end to this crisis that is plaguing so many communities. like i said, this is a problem in central washington state. i would say it is a problem throughout the country. i am hopeful that the work we

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mazda, apologies from the greens from the pro business f t p party, but also from within the pod and that's why he, what his communication team also tried, i'd say rather tried it to go back. there was a 1st tweet where his team tweeted out the same quote that draw this criticism. and then there was another tweet, signed it by him stressing that there won't be any cooperation between the city you between the conservative party and the if the on a local level. but there was this context label under the tweet is read, isn't of a to use us chat, the exact quotes during the interview and also head in the link that but what it's telling is not only what she tweeted from his account, but also how it developed and what the cd you twitter accounts of a twitter account of the conservative party tweeted shortly after midnight. posting a threat, quoting one of the deputy chairs of the conservative party and one of the party leaders also defended the click. mansell this continued it for several hours. this was pretty quick, but it showed also a, the damage of what sleepless match as sat and that

we are all from odesa and also from odesa.e deputy of the odesa regional council is talking to me. he talked to us about the situation in the region . sky bridge but in any now we know very well that the only way to stop putin is to strike back at any terms of persuading an agreement, this is all only for putin a sign of weakness and the weak - this maniac likes to devour, he never replaces, so he negotiates well, we just need to hit harder and there is no other advice here, then we will talk not about ukraine, well, indirectly about ukraine, but directly about belarus serhiy bulba belarusian public figure and leader yes leader now i will tell you exactly what it is called i congratulate you and me speak ukrainian, will it be easier for you to speak russian? i understand ukrainian very well, and i hope you won't understand this belarus . they were setting up some positions there not far from the border with ukraine. yes i understand that this was a border with ukraine, and the border guards started, well, they didn’t like it.

she came from qazvin with a group of girls from the 80s to be a nurse. it can be said that i was from lak jigh to god, but after i chose a tent , i realized what peace and security it gives me, and there is no longer any border with the love of the tent . someone had a heart to be in the crowd and we came here to maintain the security of the country i could easily observe the progress of the society. i was seen as a social issue. i think it's a problem that goes back to everyone. it's only about women . it's about security. it's about feeling good about it . i will buy my hard work. the arman people's festival in memory of martyr arman alivardi continues until the end of the summer. in the continuation of this festival, arman aziz events were held in milad tower with the presence of 50 teenagers and young people. in this event, 6000 video puzzles or rubiks were used the statue of martyr arman was built in milad tower the host was 50 young people from the 80s and 90s, who used 6000 rubik's cubes to display a picture of their own generation, alivardi, a ma

pavilion there are sanctions from the european union .m parks cathedrals. last year i was in the kremlin it was very beautiful there i was in st. petersburg in the crimea in sochi but here what? if you want to try it, i don’t know what the name of the shrimp next to the crimean shrimp is the kologrivsky goose, and with it the goose, burgers and buryat buuzy look like manti, but no, but here it’s pure. 33 pinches, but this is it. initially, the booze was not the same size as it is now. yes, but there were such huge ones, you know, and there it should have been 33, they mold a pinch and opposite the pavilion dumplings. russia has dumplings here. ural dumplings, baikal kumi-permian posecunchiki - these are such mini-chebureks, and khash beriki from rostov, what is it? these are dumplings with marbled beef. here, and they are black-black stripes. this cuttlefish ink resembles the color of bk. do you want anything else in general, primorye and i, therefore, we want to try something ural. we try to get around everything and buy at least a littl

what sectors are set to benefit from any support from the government?an: last week we have seen a bunch of stimulus measures focusing on private sectors coming out from the central government. we view that as a continuation of policy agenda from the two positions at the beginning of this year. we think that this is the central government refocusing on private sectors, and the likely beneficiaries will include -- we have already seen the auto sector, internet, technology. those will likely be the focus in the short-term and medium-term given that the technology sector is still the key to provide new energy support to growth in china. having said that, except for internet platforms, all the other sectors i named are already bright spots for growth this year. this means that the marginal factor from any new policy will likely be gradually diminishing over time. other than that, we think that the area of consumption as well as urban areas where innovation will still be the key, that helps to provide more infrastructure needed. yvonne: i have to ask you abou

larry has been that the, the killer, you know, across our existence from, from our home and ancestral evolution all the way to present data. unfortunately, malaria is responsible for around 80 percent of mosquito related deaths, and almost all of those are children under the age of 5, mostly living in africa. the majority of mosquitoes don't carry this legal power site. most of the more than 3500 different types are in fact harmless. own the anomalies mosquitoes can carry malaria. nowadays, the disease is transmitted predominantly and tropical and sub tropical parts of the world for more than a century. now, scientists have been trying to come up with ways of destroying the anomalies mosquito live besides insect decides they've had varying degrees of success. so over the last 2 decades, scientists of turn to a new method of reducing mosquito numbers, genetic modification, the ability to trust with disease, the news and influence by him. i'm a member of the genetic traits which are available today to link them them like you might be able to. ready developers, people do enough trust me

they've benefited from that a lot. but the, the, the additional comes from russia will mean that signing it will have to turn to more expensive benchmark res, going forward. what are your projections done for the coming months? are we likely to see more costs? do you think? well, we believe of saudi arabia, we continue to ensure that that increasing the global markets do not build. this might be montane song production costs later into this year, particularly if the environment doesn't improve or even even more things determine rates further. it may not be the full one medium box to day tasks. the data extended to listing may be smaller and cod. my extension is definitely something that can not be able to balance at this point. right. maybe i gather rossi. thank you very much. thank you. and staying with the oil industry, while some countries, including sadie, arabia, are trying to lessen their economic dependence on the fuel in the long term in other parts of the world. new projects are just getting underway. our next

leningrad, the other grandfather was from the far east, where he also moved from there - then from thecalligraphic handwriting, writing in notebooks names of grandparents leonid since then , 220 direct ancestors have been established. i understand correctly. here's what happened. yes, yes, this is the very first little book of the ninety- seventh year. in fact, everyone who decides to study family history is surprised. how much you can learn about your own ancestors, because , despite the many trials of time , historical documents that help return the past, 80 percent of family history has been preserved, inscribed in the context of the country's history, it turns out to be significant and weighty, and in figuratively and here in the literal sense of the word, but the first and. the main thing that everyone understands when they find out who their ancestors were. i'm not alone here at the genealogy center, answering a question. why is it important to like to quote? mark twenner, who said everything that we have of our own fits on the tip, needles , everything else, gave us a long line

did it come from a natural spillover? transferred from a bat to an intermediate source to a human? in other words, did it come from nature? or was it the result of a laboratory or research-related accident? in other words, did it come from a lab? this question is fundamental in helping us predict and prevent future pandemics. protecting our health and national security. and preparing the united states for the future. this question is not one that should be dismissed out of hand. we cannot be taking lightly. it must be investigated thoroughly, responsibly, and honestly. an investigation based on facts, expert of patient onions, and without intentional or unintentional bias. that is what the select subcommittee's task to do. follow the facts, conduct a fair investigation, seek to deliver the truth to the american people. ultimately, we will strive to produce a product that will serve future generations, enhancing our capabilities and operating procedures, when we are faced with the threat of another pandemic. that is what is deserved, that is what americans should expect from the gov

rogers: i yield to the gentleman from from wisconsin. mr. van orden: i rise in opposition of amendment 875 en bloc, i have tremendous respect to the chairman and ranking member. with that said, the unintended consequences will have a negative impact. and our junior enlisted struggle financially and implementation of this amendment will raise the cost of every day goods and exacerbate the stream. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr.smith: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: i yield one minute to the gentleman from particulars as, mr. jackson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jackson: i would like to say despite the objections of many of the other folks of the aisle which i consider this to be an outstanding bill and i'm supporting despite the objections of the other side of the aisle, most of the controversial of this do knowing return us to the initial and long time combat readiness attitude that the military h

but let's get more now from phillip. sure. well, he's asia correspondent for the sunday time to join just from bangkok come up. peter has been suspended from parliament to understand what does that mean for his bid to become prime minister? well, technically it doesn't affect his status as a primary student candidate to talk to you is the only current prime ministerial candidates upon them, which is 16 today. um they are due um to have a debates on a 2nd attempt to him to be nominated as prime minister. you don't have to be an m p to be the prime minister in silence. however, obviously this is a huge set box to his to his campaign coming to a time when we're ready, be a problem with last week, didn't actually approve them as, as a problem is that he is bounty on the lines of, of the punches. i'll come to the largest in the lower house, but the of the house of unelected senators, who are appointed by the old, jumped to and who are many of whom are dead set against his progressive politics. they blocked him last week. and now th

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from whatever side.s nato aggression, for example, the united states of america or the nato bloc against belarus or russia, which means invading our territory. then the hands are untied. according to the concept of national security, russia reads the belarusians, who today possess these weapons, will answer. therefore, i always say in a popular way, you do not touch us, please, the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons is actively discussed by the media as the main sign of aggressive intentions for minsk - this is not aggression at all, but an opportunity to strengthen security and prevent it. even thoughts, but encroachments in our direction. we are not going to attack anyone with nuclear weapons at all. this weapon is for defensive purposes only. by the end of the year for sure. well, i think much earlier, well, completely relocate. e on the economy, which are designed to count on the fact that washington and brussels admit their mistakes and without the prospect of military pressure in the region. it

companies from germany, a stone's throw from here. we brought just not peace from the german engineering federation that has been supporting german manufacturers in india for more than 20 years. he says when the corona virus pandemic started, and logistics change world wide collapse, the indian government saw an opportunity to get the edge over china. i think the gentleman companies are looking to deal with. i'm looking at the alternatives on india offers a good opportunity for the gentleman companies looking at sourcing from india, enhancing the manufacturing and india gone are the days when big international firms looked only to china when expanding manufacturing capabilities in asia, the new hub on the continent is india or b corporations likely to invest less in china after the pandemic? and if so, why? the me? well, there are several reasons. firstly, there is indeed a massive level of one sided reliance. it's crept in simply because of the sheer size or the chinese markets and the items come up. you meet a guy who have 140000000

a third of it was from the united states and not from a single storm but from regular thunderstorms andich is getting more intense in the u.s. 80%-90% of these losses are being driven by severe weather events. as risks are going higher, where are they materializing the most? >> the areas which we have in recent years, the last 10 years have seen most of this change which cannot be exclusively explained by social factors. wildfires in california. we see the same in respect with the convective storms. severe thunderstorms and parts of the u.s. and also europe. >> this all bears out in the price. the price of insurance goes up as risks go up. is there a risk of things becoming uninsurable? he said we will always make a policy but the problem is you may not necessarily be able to afford it. lizzy: this is not the only economic consequence of extreme weather because we are also watching the levels of the rhine river. >> there is a ticker on the terminal for the point on the rhine river. it is an 800 mile river going from switzerland through germany into the netherlands. 10% of swiss trade. i

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let's go from drudgery end of the stuff august 5th on dw, the this is dw, and it was coming to live from berlin. rochelle says it will pull out of a u. n deal that currently allows ukraine to export grain from its black c ports. this disputing figures of a new global food crisis will hear from cuba end to nairobi. also coming up moscow condemns what it's called, and the terrorist attack by ukraine on a bridge linking russia with occupied crime in this also suggest western nations are complicit, added epic final at wimbleton springs. carlos tucker, us collects his 1st title at the all england club. well, ending at 34 match winning street by tennis legend, nova chunk of it. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russia is halting is participation in the un deal allowing ukraine to export it's green from black see ports. least that's what the kremlin is saying, it will do. it said it's not getting what it was promised under the agreement. moscow has complained about obstacles to its own exports of grain and fertilizer. the last shift carrying ukrainian grain under the deal d

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>> it was from hunter biden. >> it was from hunter biden. i >> thank you.it was linked to hunter biden. >> now, mr. shipley. where the bidens complicating a deal with the fcc timeframe? >> i would have to stick to my transcripts. i don't know if i describe that. i think that is a portion of the whatsapp message. however, i do believe the full chain. if it's, relevant we can turn it over to the house ways and means committee. they can vote to release that. >> it would be appreciated. to set the stage. one person has come forward, tony bubble in, ski -- contemplating a deal it was cfc even earlier than 2017. he's come forward and said that. is tony bottle in ski that tony referenced in the whatsapp? >> we need to stick to the transcript. in my testimony i reference sino-hawk. the sino hawk deal. we know the deal never went through. that relates to see espn china. >> the tony that he is referencing, do you believe that to be tony? >> i did not mention anything related to tony bob lindsey. or what i can do again is provide any information related to him to hous

away from us, how much will be taken away from us, how much will be taken away from us, how much willn away from us, how much will be taken away from us, how much will be taken away from us, how much will be taken away from us, how much will go to the post, we understand that we have an amount that is left, which is on average, um, if we divide it by 40 people on the site, well, it is about 20,000 hryvnias . work i will say about this story so about profit in general two words that is, in fact e if we look at the rest of this budget, then in our case it is 154,000. that is, it is actually not 5 production months at 30,000 per month. there is a profit in such a story. yes, if you do it honestly, if you invest honestly in the content . there is no need for discussion. defenders of the need to shoot films and serial films often mention this the experience of our enemies, the occupiers, and the russians, who will now present it in all their cinemas on august 17. well, i understand that this is not a series, but a former one called the witness, in which they invested a huge budget, famous

i came from russia from the far east from the kamchatka territory, the city of petropavlovsk-kamchatkat the time of 2015, my wife and i decided that we would move from kamchatka because of the conditions. eh, the climatic conditions there are quite severe, and this question has already been mentioned by us for a long time, that it was necessary to choose some new location for life in 2015 as well . we decided the spouse to fly. here we go on vacation. we considered moscow we traveled to the central part of russia there and right during our vacation, my wife offered to go to belarus, where i had never been before, by the way, we took a ticket and arrived in minsk for a couple of days. we lived in minsk and looked, how we liked it there, belarus that country that falls in love with itself, it really is, because before that , unlike my wife, who at least somehow happened here in childhood, then for me it was all for the first time, but nevertheless, and the sensations, uh, some kind of kinship and closeness it was present, because well, despite the fact that i grew up in russia in the far

we came from siberia. the whole family company provides housing for the family and fairly good conditions for finding a job. pharma is increasing its capacity and started construction of the second phase of the plant. the main product of the company is drugs for the treatment of lung diseases. you can see the production, and preparations in the form of capsules with powder for inhalation. this the award-winning capsules of the drug, which is now being produced, just entered the top 10 in terms of import substitution in the previous year in russia, as a whole, the business undertakes to invest in the development of production. region to purchase products for several years. this is just one of the support measures, the moscow region was the first in the country to launch the industrial mortgage program. we are grateful to the ministry of industry and the president supported this decision at the council and today loans worth 14 billion were issued. and industrial mortgage. here are two of them, this is a sign

dmitry azarov this festival brings together people from different regions from different cities from. i'm sure it will. and so on, i, uh, you know, the significance of the festival will only increase. today we laid a capsule of descendants for 10 years. well , i'm sure in 10 years. we will be able to build the prospects of the festival for a decade ahead . the loud and final chord was the concert of the participants. it was held at one of the main venues of the festival of the military patriotic stage for the victory this year at the grushinsky guitar, the special task of supporting the special operation in ukraine, one of the songs hooked the participants of the rally so much that the whole mountain stood up and sang along to the soldier on stage. the fire is deadly, and everything, without earthly doubt, goes away into the night separately, and now our tenth airborne battalion , retired colonel mikhail kalinkin, is a permanent participant in the festival, hereditary defender of the motherland and grandfather went through the great patriotic war . served in the space forces. mikhail

from the friends.you are absent, she say what happened to her. she is sick. that's socially. and mentally, brain. we need more funding for this to make the senior live longer and be happy and enjoy life. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] >> do we have any other public comment on item 12a? >> moderator, please open the phone lines for public comment on agenda item 12a? moderator, do we have caller in the queue? >> nobody in the queue. >> thank you very much. >> hearing no further request to speak on the item we'll close public comment. i have a feeling commissioners are going to line up to make a motion, so i'll look this way for a motion. >> so moved. >> thank you. second from commissioner jung. a motion by commissioner parking pinnington. mr. secretary, please take a roll call vote to approve item 12a? >> thank you. >> we need to do a roll call. >> roll call vote. [roll call] thank you. unanimous vote. >> thank you folks, you are funded. [laughter] [applause] i know there are details there. i

no, executives from golf? american vice pga sort of told us senate says they have to agree to emoji with the rival, live series of tasting white sounds. they say they'll benefit the mice from the do, which done this bullet last month sentences voice concerns about the new sets of bank financed by billions dollars from saudis, public investment funds. the page represents to say, at my choice, i think through this agreement we can, we can, we can get a win win situation. my fear is if we don't get to an agreement, they're already putting billions of dollars into golf. they've got a management team that wants to destroy the tour. and even though, even though it, you could say, take 5 or 6 players a year, they have an unlimited horizon and an unlimited amount of money this year. and you know, an investigation is automatically not about golf. we're here because we're concerned about the pga tours deal in terms of what it means for and authoritarian government to use as well to capture american institutions. it was

carmena and i'm still from california. this is from mr.. do you believe that the physical and agricultural aspect of coolidge's early life and family education should be somehow integrated, modern primary, secondary school education across the country. well, in in coolidge modesty, i would say not necessarily that coolidge particular or some special on just him as as an individual, but yeah, i think certainly any of breadth in in is is always better than the not put it that way. and and not that i'm an academics kind of person but there certainly seems to be more and more controls or adjustments to the curriculum is and and what's okay and what's not okay and perhaps maybe a in some respects narrowing of what the offerings are, what the subjects are being taught, or even if the subject is being covered. the slant that's taken on that subject. so i guess answer your question. yes, i think it it's always good to have a well balanced and diverse set of perspectives. and if that would include the rural life and agricultural life. so much the be

perspective would be walking away with a grandfather from the chinese to protect and isolate china from the rest of their relationships so it's not susceptible to a geopolitical flare-up as we saw with nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan last year. >> reporter: since pelosi's controversial trip and the shooting down of a chinese surveillance balloon in february, the two sides are now trying to get back on track. kerry is the third senior biden official to visit china in the past month. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with xi jinping last month. and u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen visited last week, where she called on china to give more cash to help developing countries cut emissions. experts hope kerry's visit will lay the groundwork for cop-28, the next climate summit hosted by abu dhabi in november. >> if they can find way to agree with each other on certain issues. then it is much easier for the rest of the world to get onboard. >> reporter: but with both countries still heavily reliant on fossil fuels and facing economic pressure at home, any progress is likely to be an

i think from serbia into a 100. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the new jazz carlita is under pressure of the african union, gives them 15 days to restore democracy while the union funds cutoff pay the kind of $1.00 baron jordan. this is out of 09 from don't. coming to israel in spam or tens of thousands of demonstrators fence around against the government's push to limit the power of a supreme police in bangladesh. come down on the opposition for testers, watch them on the front of the resignation. we look at thailand's missing monkeys, taken by trumpet goods and transported across the border. the, the african union has given new jazz ministry cooley to a deadline of 15 days to return to the barracks and restore democracy the you and from saw suspending financial aid. and the us is also threatening to do the same well despite the branding inter

we will do what we can from the ground, from the air, with the suburban intelligence. we will do what we can to fight the tires. they shall have no safe haven. thank you. as well that spring in corresponding in wrong con, who joins us live from west or east when he's also been listening into that speech . iran, we know that is read, it already said this operation was an overwhelming success. took us through what more we've been hearing now from this and you all hear well, basically what the prime minister has done is an up some of everything that he's been saying. and everything, the security establishment i've been saying in the last 48 hours you had the you said that jeanine was no longer a safe haven that they built for rated and the systemic way in large forces. a 1000 troops were a part of this operation. as well as how he called the gun ships and drones that they were able to attack the terrorist of what he use while avoiding civilian casualties. he also said that the terrorist will actually commit to a double will crime by attacking civilians and using them a ci