we are the essential nation. the rest of the world is looking.o we have to stand up for our constitution, our institutions of democracy because ma have made it clear they're not going to. history is watching, the world is watching and most important. our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. so let me close to this in three years, will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. a moment, not only about our past, celebrating all we've done, but the moment about the future. but all we can be still be imagine that moment and ask, what do we want to be? now's our time to continue to choose and secure a sacred cause of american democracy. i know we can meet this moment. john knew we could meet this moment. he believed that so many patriots before him did the character destiny in our own lives in the life of this nation. he believed in us. that's what we see in the mccain institute library and every day places across america doing extraordinary things. i remember the soul of america. depends on t

this is essential to keeping the nation safe because our ships and submarines and aircraft are only asd as the infrastructure they rely on and the troops that operate them so the bill provides 19.1 billion for military construction that is an increase over fy 23 levels. with help with construction needs across the country at the base installations from projects like childcare development centers to make sure service servicemembers and spouses can go to work knowing their children are safe. housing like the project at the joint base in my home state and other facilities across the country to support our troops and help make sure that our shipyards like the naval base act and the naval shipyard are up to date and up to the challenges of this moment. these investments will build our presence t around the world especially in the indo pacific region and strengthen the military infrastructure to keep it resilient in the face of threats like severe weather and earthquakes. i'm glad we included funds for the chemicals and other toxins at former installations that could put the communities in h

we are the essential nation. we are the essential nation. the rest of the world's looking.have to stand up for our constitution, our institutions of democracy, because maga has made it clear they're not going to. history's watching. the world is watching. most important, our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. so let me close with this. in three years commemorate the 250th anniversary of signing of the declaration of independence. n not only about our past but a moment about the future. but all we can be, still be. imagine that moment and ask, what do we want to be? now's our time! our time to continue to choose and secure sacred time in american democracy. i know we can beat this mope. john believed we can beat this moment. he believed in the character and destiny in our own lives and the life of this nation. he believed in us. that's what we see in the mccain institute and library. every day places across america doing extraordinary things. and remember, the soul of america depends on the soul of all americans. how we choose to see our nation, how we chee

we are the essential nation. we are the essential nation. the rest of the world is looking. we have to stand up for our constitution, our institutions of democracy. maga extremists made it clear they're not going to. history is watching. the world is watching. and most important, our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. let me close with this. in three years, we'll commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence, a moment not only about our past, celebrating all we have done, but a moment about the future, but all it can be, still be. imagine that moment and ask what do we want to be? now is our time to continue to choose and secure a sacred cause of american democracy. i know we can meet this moment. john knew we could meet this moment. he believed so many patriots before him, the character, destiny, and our own lives and the life of this nation. he believed in us. that's what we see in the mccain institute library, and every day places across america doing extraordinary things. and remember, it's the soul of america depen

this is essential to keeping our nation safe because our ships and submarines and aircraft are only as good as the infrastructure they rely on and the troops who operate them so this bill provides dod with 19. one billion dollars for military construction that is an increase over fy 23 levels. the funding will help with construction needs across the country at base installations for projects like childcare development centers to make sure our service members and their spouses can go to work knowing that their children are safe. housing at joint base lewis mccord in my home state and other facilities across the country support our troops. it will help make sure that our shipyards like the naval base and the shipyard are up-to-date and up to the challenges of this moment. these investments will build our presence around the world especially in the indo pacific region and strengthen our military infrastructure to keep it resilient in the face of threats like severe longworth house office building and earthquakes. i'm really glad we included funds to address harmful chemicals and other tox

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fishing for a living is seen as a sign of failure and yet it's essential! our nationdepends on fishermen, we would be nothing without them. - we use this to push the fish. - yes. - yes, they go into the net. - you will. - yes. (nadia fatima mhadjou) no, there isn't enough. (nadia fatima mhadjou) it's okay. (nadia fatima mhadjou) yes, we eat them. we also sell some at the market... we can't find work, that's why we've turned to the sea. we tell our children not to fish, they'd be better off working in offices and pursuing their studies, but they shouldn't fish. - exactly. - that's good. - only women. - yes. (roger humblot) i've been fishing since i was 17. when i finished high school, i started fishing because my father was a fisherman. i really love the ocean, so i enjoy fishing, because i get to enjoy the sea... the most popular food to eat here is fish. nobody raises chickens around here, it's imported. fish is caught locally. we eat it and sell it to earn a living. we aren't rich, we're poor, but we're free. this time of year, we put the net out in the evening and

essentially, national union will reach out to local unions around the country and plan for certain daysrtain times, a certain amount of people to go on strike. that, however, will leave other members working in the factories. and for the union, this is a way to confuse automakers, to keep them guessing, and as, as you mentioned, to conserve that strike fund if this strike plays out for a number of weeks or months. but this does come with risks because if you leave union members on the factory floors, the companies are not obligated to pay those employees. and so you also need to look at how much of a supply these automakers have in the pipeline. we know that these big three automakers do not have as much car supply as they did in 2019 when gm went on strike. so there is a lot to consider. a unique approach here. to remind our viewers what the union is asking for and what they have been asking for, they want a 40% pay raise over four years. they want costs of living back into the contracts. they want a four-day workweek and they want protections against job loss that may happen in the ea

i'm confident that by working together we can reauthorize 702 and retain this essential national security tool. second, on a local scale, the department probably champions grandson each and every one of your districts. in 2022 the department has more than $4.9 billion in grants for communities across the country. in 2023 we plan to award more than $6 billion. these grants directly supports state and local law enforcement, making your community safer by combating violent crime and gun violence. third, the critical work of the department would not be possible without funding provided by congress. in 2023 the department sign increase in program funding for the first time in years. this allowed us to make significant strides in fulfilling the departments mission. as the attorney general stated before the appropriations subcommittee, we have serious concerns that any cuts to our budget will result in fewer federal prosecutors addressing violent crime in our communities. fewer agents fighting the fentanyl crisis and fewer grants to support date and local law enforcement. overall, budget cuts wo

i have several other countries of the soviet alliance known as the c s, t o essential asian nations of this time and kind of, i guess i'm, i'm to do this on also to box. also use a roman customer as the story the, the were the way we do the today we observed the training exercise for a counter terrorist operation at a hydro electric facility in the feller russian city of breast. this was the 1st time in the history of such drills. the special forces participated with scout to tact drones hitting terrorist weapons. military divers also took part. we worked on, we're finding old and new methods for freeing hostages and storming various types of structures, including water transport vessels with forcibly. so we use that. so today we games need his experience and shared our findings. i hope we will only participate in exercises. so will god forbid that some kind of analogous conflict, the situation would happen a little, but in general, the exercises were held at the proper level. they might just deposit the forces of the collective, secure, just reset organization, conducted multi account

that the deal, which was pushed through the course of outrage of countries and nation, saying that this deal was essential to provide poor nations with developing nations in africa, especially with the rain. but it turns out that most of that great and when to develop nations, europe and asia, as well as into the coffers of huge corporations which, which that refilled that grain, those agricultural products uh for, for a huge profit. this time around tuck is the toughest 5 minutes to speaking. earlier this month, said that russia's conditions would be looked at russian and pulls the show. know, there is a process right now that tries to better understand russia's position and requests and to meet them throughout assets on the way to avoid the repetition of the problems that arose. you in the initial agreement to implement lessons that reload and then to bring the boat to more last in deal. obviously this much more than the, the grand deal and on the table here there is, for example, the nuclear power plot. the busha is building in tacky, which will provide 10 percent of its electricity. there is the matte

, that the deal, which was pushed through the course of outrage of countries, a nation saying that the steel was essential to provide poor nations with developing nations in africa, especially with the grain with food. it turns out that most of that great and when to develop nations in europe and asia as well as into the coffers of huge corporations which, which that refilled that great. and those agricultural products. uh for a, for a huge profit. we saw him around a tech, the tech is 5 minutes to speaking. uh, earlier this month said that russia's conditions would be looked at. shannon pulls the show, know there is a process right now that you're trying to better understand the rest of the position and request the fit and to meet them, fall into right assets on as a way to avoid the repetition of the problems that arose. you're going really nice . so a grim and successful implement the lessons that the learning and to bring about. i'm a little lost in the ocean. now a lot of what we do is obviously there's much more than the grain deal on the, on the table here that we use. for example, the nuclear powe

this is not just a slogan strength and pride are essential to our national survival.lly in the face of communist china. china isn't existential threat it spent half a century plotting to defeat us. it has taken our manufacturing jobs are trade secrets medicine to advanced technology. and record time china has gone from an economically backward country to the second biggest economy on earth. it has every intention of being the first. the communist party's motives are clear. they are building a massive cutting edge military capable of threateningen america and dominating asia and beyond. in some respect china's military is equal to the u.s. armed forces. and other areas they are beating us. china's leaders are so confident they are spending spy balloons into our sky and building a spy base just off our shores in cuba. make no mistake the communist party is preparing for war. china's leaders intend to win. my highest priority is keeping americans safe. we must do everything in our power to prevent a war and keep the peace. that only happens when america is strong. and th

typically under a shutdown, under the 2018 shutdown for example all military activities not deemed essential to national just halted. for example, you saw at that time secretary mattis said they'd continue hunter terrorists in the middle east, but all training for national guard reserve forces, that would be canceled. so what you saw here u.s. officials started to worry all the training the american military does for ukraine would have to stop. that's training on the abrams tank fighting on the fighter jets. now the defense secretary has decided to exempt officially ukraine operations from that shutdown, so this is good news for president zelenskyy. >> one of our stalwarts, pentagon reporter from politico, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," fear of a government shutdown as the stock market on a losing streak. we'll check in with cnbc to see if there's any relief in sight. also it may not be game over for microsoft's bid to buy activision. we'll track those and the latest business headlines when we come right back. st business headlines when we c

the hood ornament of the country where the homeless today are essentially our national bird.dy has got them, can't do anything about it, be happy he has on vacation, and imagine he is not, and i like that they were shocked, they were shocked that trump is still able to be tied with biden. they should be shocked to that biden is able to be tied with trump. you can throw january 6 out there, but all in all, trump is still coaching. he is still a human being. he can still use his frame. what you have there is not workable. and that's not even reason for concern. my feeling about this, i was away for weeks, i've been thinking about this a lot. i have gained some wait. i don't feel comfortable in my pants. but biden is barely a figurehead. and what scares me when i was at home is nobody seems to care that nothing is getting done. so it's not about joe, it's about the party and politics itself that people aren't doing a thing, and they aren't even helping to do it. so if you ask the democrats, what do you want? we want to have criminal justice reform. we want to have a safe and eff

the secretary said "the voice of the g77 plus china will always be essential to the united nations andnt on your group, who have long been champions of multilateralism, to step up, use your power and fight d champion a system rooted inequality, ready to reserve the injustice of neglect of centuries." we have the latest from havana. reporter: leaders from countries such as brazil, argentina, venezuela arrive in havana at a time when the country is going through what analysts have called the deepest economic crisis since the communist revolution in 1959. the cuban president is trying to use the event to show the island is not so isolated globally and to strengthen his administration, which has already suffered from major demonstrations. the g77 ends tomorrow, and countries will ask for a greater voice in the global south in multilateral mechanisms. the group impact on geopolitics however, is typically limited. from bbc news in havana, cuba. anchor: in other news, new england in the u.s. and canada on high alert as hurricane lead turns up a -- turns closer. it is expected to make landfall

essential. hajizadeh of the national media public relations agency met with reza ruigiri, a singer and actor of television and cinema. brobia, the constitutional years and mukhtarnameh are among the television works of this artist, with the anthem of iran . iran is known that it was between us that we came to qayamat street, where reza roygari, a singer and actor of television, cinema and theater , started because he became an actor . he was born in 1325 in tehran and started his artistic career in 1348. do not distance brobia television series, laila barf besidami bard, and mukhtarnameh, among the works of this artist, played a role in it, in terms of people liking me very much, i liked mukhtarnameh, the role of kian, and he liked it very much. in the name of kian, don't be iranian, barca, don't be, arabi ba safa is reza roygari's first movie. forgive me, i'm from reza roygari . he spends these days at rozgar's house. i hid. i'll leave flowers here . i hope you're well. all the syrup that 's left for me now is only love. to people and this love with i am not willing to change anything, people

essentially the national union would call on select local unions to strike at different locations through different states at different times. the goal, the union says, is to keep the companies guessing but that would leave some workers on strike and some workers still working in these plants under no contract. it's unclear how the company would approach that. but for consumers watching at home, how does this affect all of us? the big three have less in inventory than they did in 2019 but according to one analyst there's enough inventory through the end of september if you're looking for a new vehicle but dragging out weeks and months that's when the consumer will feel the impact. >> a potential cost of more than $5 billion if it goes for 10 days. thanks for keeping an eye on that. >>> with an auto strike potentially hours away. president biden is talking about the economy. next hour he's intending to contrast his agenda with what he calls republican maganomics he's making the pitch in the headwinds of mixed data, including lackluster inflation data, a looming government shutdown and that

essentially the national union would call on select local unions at various plants at various times over is to keep the company guessing and part of this is to conserve the strike fund for workers. but this could come at some risk because those workers that are still left working at the plants, they are not under a contract. and the companies do not have to pay those workers. also in terms of supply, if you just shut down a couple plants across the country, that could have an impact on the supply chain. one economist saying it is essentially like shutting down all production. we know the three automakers don't have as much inventory as they did in 2019. so i want you to listen to shawn fain and also listen to jim farley, ceo of ford, who was advise ably upset about where ty are in the state of negotiations. >> we're still very far apart on our key priorities. from job security to ending tiers, from cost of living allowance to wage increase, we do not yet have offers on the table that reflect a sacrifice and contributions our members have made to these companies. to win, we're likely goin

proud boys taking out black lives matter, looking at both extremes out there and seeing essentially, you know, national security forces coming in and taking democracy a way because it's become a horrible place. how close you think we are to some vision like that. if you look at the most trusted institutions in american life, the us military is one of the only ones that right now is coming in above 50 percent. and there are folks in the military who are looking around saying, what is the appropriate rule. now, many of them, in my opinion correctly are saying, look, we should continue our proud tradition of civilian leadership. but then there are others where looking around and in our novel saying look, maybe we should also disaster scenario plan. and what the heck does that look like? and if you had a major journalistic institution who might have a sense that something like that was even a possibility, what would their responsibility be? so do you think that parents today can have confidence that the future for their children will be better than what they enjoyed? it. it motivates me every day. steve, i

at this and wondering what is the best way to gauge how this is going, don't look at those national essentially and name identification figures. look at how they are doing in the states of iowa and new hampshire, which will go first and second, those are the two most recent reliable states to poll right now. and what you're seeing is a tighter race. you saw a slight uptick for nikki haley, but you still see florida governor ron desantis is in second. so, inevitably, among the other five on stage, the two of them are likely to get the most heat from everybody else. or if you are one of those lower tier ones you want to knock out someone else to get to hayley and desantis. and there's still plenty of time to do that. how can they set themselves apart from each other? talk about what means to be a conservative. talk about abortion access in this country — are you for more or less of it? stricter abortion laws or more lenient ones? you talk about the fact that while it may be a bedrock principle of the republican party to restrict abortion services, it is politically tricky for them to do it right

national morning about a study. and so i've been sounding the alarm about a potential economic collapse as israel this week. essentially the band all exports from gaza that follows persistent demolitions of palestinian homes. and the night time raged by is really a forty's from our director of israel's national intelligence agency admitted recently that his country has imposed that apartheid regime against neighboring palestinians. heard the story of one palestinian protest or who was severely wounded while a hosting is really authorities. the wanted to have the shot again, was one of the participants of the great march of return. i got hit with an explosive bullet, and then i was taken to the chief a medical complex. i had typed him rods installed in my leg, which remained for 11 days. and then the doctor's last hope for me to stand on my leg again. they decided it needed to be amputated because the toxicity of my body increased to 85 percent. doctor said if we transfer you to empty to the outside of gaza, will die on the way. so they empty the here and guys, the mission will be a new i had the pain is unbelievable. a

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the russian population is tired of this war, because it is without results, it impoverished nations and essentially deprived the russian federation itself of any perspective, therefore, in this sense, in parallel with shoigu's baton waving, we are absolutely observing some ra... military at the front, but recently the ukrainian military destroyed the d- 44, this is a hoax that was issued 80 years ago, during the second world war, this is the first, second, this panic behavior with the choice, whether to announce mobilization or quietly contract, the debtors, and all this indicates that the kremlin... how much the clan got tangled up in their goals and in the way of getting out of this war, here they are, they are now all over their behavior, one can read the search for a model of getting out of this war, but how can you get out of this war without paying reparations to ukraine, not by returning the occupied territories, the world won't accept that. and most importantly, ukraine will not accept, so here they are, they are just biding their time in the hope that something will change, for example, tr

the 2 attacks being incomplete, separate provinces indicates a more sophisticated trans national elements. essentially, 2 groups were being talked credit in both locations. the police as representatives of the state and the religious procession which represent a variant of stomach worship that many extremists reject and find important. the police has historically been the real true front line victims of terrorism, as well as the main security forest fighting the daily battles to contain extreme, its elements. unlike the military which is garrisoned and highly secure, concentrated locations, the police is more vulnerable because they are spread to need to out the country and are required by the nature of their work to engage in the public on a daily basis. thus making them an easier target of the kremlin has passed a top commander of the wagner mercenary group with setting up volunteer units defined in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin today met with former senior officer, andre trow shift. you play the leading role in the buckner group. this comes a month after the mysterious death of former w

theirs and wondering what is the best way to gauge how this is going, don't look at those national essentially and name identification figures. look at how they are doing in this states of iowa and new hampshire, those are the two most recent reliable states to poll right now. you see is laid up poll right now. you see is laid up for nikki haley and ron desantis is still in second. inevitably, among the other five on stage, the two of them are likely to get the most heat from everybody else. or if you are one of those longer —— lowered tier ones you want to knock out someone else to get to hayley and desantis. there's still of time.— still of time. how can they set themselves — still of time. how can they set themselves apart _ still of time. how can they set themselves apart from - still of time. how can they set themselves apart from each i themselves apart from each other? ., ~ themselves apart from each other? . ~' . themselves apart from each other? . ~ ., ., , ., other? talk about what it is to be a conservative. _ other? talk about what it is to be a conservative. talk- other? talk abou

the commonwealth procurement from the country, now you are returning there as essentially the leader of the belarusian national well, that’s what happened in any case, right? well, this is essentially our main start for today, but this is the main start for which we... are preparing one way or another, of course, when we took place here starts, i wanted to compete too, just to see what condition we are in, because it is very interesting, now we even compared the sprint, what happened yesterday and the commonwealth cup, yes, it seems like i won, as far as i know, yes, 17 seconds i would i won, so it immediately gave me confidence, well, probably somewhere in the winter it will be possible to compete for medals, the last question to let you go for the award ceremony, about... your pleasant story personally, yes, well, everyone knows, and especially so many bright shots, that you are here with your baby, cool, here you are, having lived this year, you can say something, after all , in sports, what is the most important thing, oh, not in sports in life, what is the most important thing, well, of course, now i’ll s

if he doesn't win, then america is essentially a rogue nation.s quite the message to the rest of the world at a very dangerous time for the world. >> even the energy in those two clips that you just showed, laura was very different. one of them he seemed like he was struggling to kind of read off of the teleprompter in front of him, you know, the other he seemed to be far more, you know, attuned to what was going on. i think that's kind of an indication of the decline that we're witnessing as a nation. you know, in this president, who is just, you know, holding on to power, grasping at white knuckling it to the end without any kind of regard for the fact that he no longer has the ability to function as our commander-in-chief in any real way. look, i found this to be a completely, you know, depressing, objectionable speech, the kind of things that the demonization that he is engaged in of a significant portion of america, essentially half of americans. it's totally at odds with the kind of things that he promised when he was running for the presid

and so the boundary then between these two nations essentially down to puget sound and the area of land, the region between the columbia river and the 49th parallel. so we look again at this map. britain prepared to concede to the states, everything to the south and east of the columbia river. britain hoped to this region right here present day western washington everything north and west of the columbia and south of the 49th parallel, including puget americans, for their part, desired same area and wanted border between the two nations to run along the 49th parallel. all the way to the ocean. what we're really talking about here then as far as this this this conflict that's controversy is this right here present day western washington. all right. let me pause here for a sec. any questions. question was always assumed to be in british control. vancouver island. i wouldn't say anything assumed necessarily if. the 49th parallel had historical precedent. and so the states expected nothing north of 49th parallel. but vancouver island, of course, is this sort of anomaly where the 49th parall

tired of this war, because it is without results, she brought it to the impoverishment of nations and essentiallyhe russian federation itself of any perspective, so in this sense it is parallel to shoigu's baton waving.

the third format is a hybrid national court with essential international elements . you are already inhelter , now there is an air raid alarm sounding all over ukraine , that is why we and our group, the director's group , have moved to the shelter, we have a communication pavlo klimkin, a politician and diplomat, we have already started talking about the appointment of rustem umirov and the importance of this appointment. at the current stage, and the possibilities of the new minister of defense of ukraine in international contacts , because in principle, the future of the armed forces of ukraine is now considered precisely in the context of a large and wide support from of the international coalition and e-e is growing in the mayor - he said that one of the tasks that the president and in general are setting before him is the expansion of the international coalition, what does mr. pavla mean is that ukraine should go beyond rammstein and in general create a coalition much larger than rammstein currently has, i.e. more than 40 or 50 members, but please note that rammstein includes not

procurement of the commonwealth from the outside, now you are returning there as essentially the leader of the belarusian nationals, this is the main start, for which we are preparing one way or another, of course, when the starts took place here, i i wanted to compete too. just to see what condition i’m in, because it’s very interesting, now we even compared the sprint, what happened yesterday and the commonwealth cup, i seem to have won, as far as i know, yes, i would have won 17 seconds, so it immediately gave me confidence, well, probably somewhere in the winter it will be possible to compete for medals , the last question, so that the award ceremony will let you go, about your pleasant story personally, yes, well, everyone knows, and even more so there are so many bright shots that you are here with your cool little girl, here you are. .. having lived this year, you can say something, after all, in sports, what is the most important thing, oh, not in sports, in life, what is the most important thing, well, of course, now i will say that this is what happened to me, in general this is all the main thing, that