the decision has been made, dear colleagues, let's move on. it is good that we are already moving from london, capital of great britain a little further in our understanding, knowledge of the english language, yes, dear colleagues, next, dear colleagues, i can communicate in english, but for this i need to invite an interpreter and those who do not know to put on headphones and get the consent of the supreme... council, therefore, dear colleagues, regulation, dear colleagues, we are moving on, do you want to continue communication, now let's start the second law, come, i will continue to communicate with you with pleasure, 8313, this is a draft law on amendments to some legislative acts of ukraine. regarding the regulation, provision and use of vacations, as well as other issues. we agreed in this way that there will be a three-minute speech by tsimbalyuk, two amendments by vyatrovich, and there will be an amendment, my god, evgeny kravchuk and mazurasha, well, maybe you have the same amendments, and two from the committee, yes. yes, dear, wel

dear colleagues, amendment number 23. first, i thank the committee for preparing the bill for the second reading and taking into account most of my amendments. suggestions, but unfortunately, for some reason, the amendment itself is not taken into account number 23, which was introduced by a large group of deputies. and the point is that institutions located in the occupied territory or in the territory that has been occupied for five or more years cannot evaluate the results of education of people from the occupied territories, because the idea of ​​this law is for people from the occupation to integrate into the ukrainian environment , and if this amendment is not taken into account, there is a risk that immediately after the liberation of some territory , the employees of the ukrainian institution restored there will recognize... the study results of one or their own students, and this will dangerous profanation, so i ask you to support amendment number 23. thank you, please, the position of the committee, the position

i would also like to appeal to my colleagues from the committee, to my colleagues from the verkhovnaada: we urgently need to adopt key bills that would work today for energy security, these are bills on unification of energy markets, these are bills that could really be created about market pricing on the gas market, so that we do not operate with some mythical and import parities and so on. that is why the motherland faction supports this bill, but i appeal to my colleagues from the committee and the leadership of the verkhovna rada, we must immediately catch up and implement those and other bills that i said , the country's energy security is on the agenda. thank you. thank you, please, two minutes, sovsun, iryna, inna romanivna, inna sovsun, fraction voice, not often. in this parliament, the representatives of the motherland and voice faction agree, but i really want to agree and support my colleague on the committee regarding the fact that we need to speed up the direction of european integration, including in the field of energy. the draft law that we are currently voting on has

spoken, 343 aleksiychuk and colleagues do not insist, 344 oleksiychuk and colleagues do not insist,ksiychuk z colleagues do not insist, 346 oleksiichuk and colleagues do not insist, 347, kiselevsky does not insist, 348, shapovalov. does not insist, 349 bondar does not insist , 350 prygodko and his colleague do not insist, 351 oleksiyev does not insist, 352 goncharenko has already spoken about this , 353 chornomorov and his colleagues do not insist, 354 krulko and his colleague have already spoken 356 flu, they have already spoken, 357, arachamiad georgivych no, i do not insist, thank you, next 358, arahamia again, does not insist, yes, good, 359, arahamia again, do not insist, good, 360, chornomorov and his colleagues do not insist, 361, chornomorov and his colleagues do not insist, 362 alexander sergeyevich bakumu does not insist, 363 tzabal does not insist, 364 mom does not insist, 365 mom does not insist, yes, it has not happened yet, please, yes, please please, dmytro oleksandrovich , from 366 to 379, give me 6 minutes, please, please, thank you, first, start the time, first the

dear colleagues, amendment 62 authored by maghamedov and colleagues, it was rejected by the committee the same time the author asks to put it into consideration, i put amendment 62 into consideration, please vote. for 242 decisions, what will be the next amendment, who will put it, please, demchenko, then ivchenko, just name the number of the amendment right away, you put it for consideration or for confirmation, for consideration, well amendments, amendment number 264, please, please, set the time first, set the time first, eh, colleagues, i ask for your attention , there is a war in the country, the war was not started by us, the consequences of this war are the suffering of the people for whom we are today you are here, and for which our armed forces of ukraine are building... victory , the corresponding bill, unfortunately, turns a blind eye to the fact that there is a war in our country and returns the possibility of collecting fines from our citizens for late repayment of consumer loans, is it timely for today, no, is there currently the ability of citizens to pay fines in addit

one of the ironies of the statement of our colleagues from ohio and some of our other colleagues wasthat he failed to mention that israel has come out this week also supporting the humanitarian aid. so that is one thing i think needs to get corrected. the second, as we look at where we are now mention vladimir putin called him a bad guy. those were his words. a bad guy. i think it is a lot more than that. this is a tyrant. this is a ruler who has committed war crimes, who has downed passenger planes, who has invaded a democracy. let's get the facts straight about vladimir putin. the other thing that is now is to not see this as connected. it just plain wrong. what kind of drones was russia using, uranian drones. who took the meeting with some of their senior officials from russia? who went there? hamas went to russia after this terrorist attack. when we stand for democracy in one place we stand for democracy in other places and our colleague from ohio referred to some of the president's requests as a hodgepodge. a hodgepodge. i was thinking of that word and what is in this request an

while we tried to push our partners to help us and our colleagues i was in the office and my colleaguessroom alive. we had a newsroom and some of my colleagues flee the country and continue to work in qatar and some were working from pakistan. it was a hybrid media. somewhere in kabul and some in other countries. i was busy helping my staff get out and cover what was happening. it was very heartwarming and something very valuable. we were busy all day and all night talking to people and facing a lot of demand. you can help your colleagues and keep the information alive. it was hard. i think we did it well. >> talk to me about how -- the only way to do that was from abroad. inside the country it was impossible for independent journalists to continue and to stay alive. i came here to be knighted states in 2021 in november and along with other colleagues. we had this idea of establishing a tv channel which could go directly to afghanistan. and we mean small tv stations which are very popular in afghanistan. people in the villages and every corner of the country have the end it's relatively

thank you, thank you, let's move on, dear colleagues, 87 oleksiychuk and his colleagues do not insist88 oleksiychuk and his colleagues do not insist. 89 kiselevsky does not insist, 90 aleksiychuk and his colleagues do not insist, 91 - tymoshenko has already spoken, 92 bondar does not insist, 94 shulyak does not insist, 90 the sixth, bezgin and his colleagues do not insist, 97 lazynskyi does not insist, 98 mama does not insist, 99 fries does not insist, sota mazurasho has already spoken, 101 krulko has already spoken. 102 bonddar does not insist, 103 kiselyevsky does not insist, 104 oleksiychuk and his colleagues do not insist, 105, oleksiychuk and colleagues do not insist, 106 oleksiychuk and colleagues do not insist, 107 tymoshenko and colleagues spoke, 108 oleksiyev does not insist, 109 lezinsky does not insists, 110 bhiin does not insist, 111-th mykysha, either please, 111 mike, thank you, ruslan oleksiyovych, look what this correction is about, it's two. an important amendment, so important that there is even a separate draft law 9559, what is in it and what are the corresponding

, sit down. dear colleagues, dear colleagues, please get ready to vote. dear colleagues, let's quickly prepare for the vote, dear colleagues, i put forward a proposal to adopt as... on the basis of the amended provisions, in accordance with the first part of article 116 of the regulations of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, the draft law on amendments to the code of ukraine on administrative offenses in connection with the ratification of the convention of the council of europe on the prevention of violence against women and domestic violence and the fight against these phenomena, istanbul k pension, registration number of the draft law 8329, ready to vote, dear colleagues, i ask the people's deputies to vote for 271 , the decision has been made, dear colleagues, there is a proposal of the committee not to shorten it, on the contrary, to extend by half the deadline for submitting proposals for amendments to prepare for the second reading, i put this proposal to be extended by half the deadline, i ask the people's deputies vote for this proposal. for 256, the decision has been made, thank

i hope my colleagues will join me in opposing this resolution. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator schumer. >> i wish we didn't have to be here this afternoon but we are here today nonetheless. in the lesson was one member of the senate, a senior senator from alabama has defied long- standing custom and prevented the swift bipartisan confirmation of hundreds of generals and officers. senator fisher said this resolution is an anomaly. but what senator tuberville has done is truly an anomaly that requires much harm, does much harm and requires a response. every single one of us here, not just senator tuberville has issues we feel totally passionate about and feel are morally right. if everyone of us had the temerity and recklessness to do what senator tuberville has done, we would have no military. all of our national security would vanish. so we are here today to consider a resolution brought by senator reid that would allow for the swift confirmation of these military nominees that senator tuberville has placed on hold . i think the com

dear colleagues, dear chairman. the ukrainian people have experienced over the past 100 years. more than one famine: 1921 , 1923, 32nd, 33rd, 46th, 47th years, the worst thing in this situation is that hunger is used as a weapon, as a way to destroy the ukrainian nation. the further historians gain access to archival documents, the more dire the picture becomes painting. one holodomor of 32-33 years took the lives of millions of residents... of ukraine. today , current russia, like the soviet government at that time, is doing everything to fully use hunger as a weapon. attacks on the ukrainian food infrastructure, looting of ukrainian grain and agricultural machinery, mining of territories, mining of ukrainian territories, detonation of the kakhovskaya gez, abuse of ukrainian prisoners, all these are elements of the same puzzle. we are grateful to the many countries that continue. recognize the holodomor of 1932-33 as a crime genocide of the ukrainian people. at the same time, we urge you to learn the lessons of his

and i think one of the ironies of the statement of our colleague from ohio and some of our other colleagues was that he failed to mention that actually israel has come out this week also supporting the humanitarian aid. so that's one thing that i think needs to get corrected. the second, as we look at where we are now, you mentioned vladimir putin called him a bad guy. those were his words. a bad guy. i think it's a lot more than that. this is a tyrant. this is a ruler who has committed war crimes, who has downed passenger planes, who has invaded a democracy. so let's get the facts straight about vladimir putin. the other thing that is now is to not see this as connected is just plain wrong. what kind of drones was russia using? iranian drones. who took the meeting with some of their senior officials from russia? who went there? hamas. hamas went to russia after this terrorist attack. when we stand for democracies one place, we stand for democracies in other places. and our colleague from ohio referred to some of the president's requests as a hodgepodge. a hodgepodge. i was thinking of that

dear colleagues, please, serhii vladyslavovich soboliv, fatherland faction. dear colleagues. dear citizens of ukraine, i think that this is more than ever a timely address of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and the worst thing is if we interfere in the internal affairs of poland, supporting and playing along with one or other parties, there is one party in poland, which is the fifth putin's column, and you know the name of this party very well, it is a confederation that organizes those blockades and openly advocates the blockade of ukraine, opposes supporting ukraine. we have a unique situation. we have not only the bicameral support of poland, the diet and the lower house. in addition, we also have the senate, sorry, we also have bipartisan support. if there was no such support of the current ruling party, if there was no such support of the current one. if there was no such support from the opposition, which also declared that we we will do everything possible to ensure that this support continues, it is difficult to say how many millions of citizens who ar

dear colleagues, good day. the purpose of this the draft law aims to improve the quality of mobile communications in ukraine, both during wartime and during the period of post-war reconstruction of our country. and this draft law introduces three very, very important tools at once. the first of them is proper. national roaming, which is in force now, which will also be in force in the post-war period. the second is testing the quality of mobile communication, and the third is monitoring the speed of the mobile internet, which will be carried out directly by the end users of these services. i want to remind you that there was national roaming introduced at the initiative of the ministry of digital transformation since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, and it provided many ukrainian consumers with the opportunity to use mobile communications where there was very poor coverage. we know that in ukraine. there are still settlements, in particular villages, where, for example, one of

our colleague from alabama made clear he will not budge. every day the senator from alabama continues his block of military promotion, america's national security pays a heavy price, a heavy price, at a time when we're all talking about our national security. military families, spouses who need to start new jobs, children who need to start new schools, who come from families whose spouse has been in the military in a decade are asking to be made an unusual sacrifice though they have done nothing wrong. and our military readiness pays the price, as has been mentioned. the hold includes the fifth fleet and the u.s. central command, both vital. vital for our operations in the middle east. and sadly, it is likely the worst is yet to come. the worst is yet to come if senator tuberville is allowed to continue this reckless policy because up to three quarters of the generals and admirals in the defense department will be affected by senator tuberville's actions. let me say that again, three quarters of the general's and admirals and dod, will be a

i hope my colleagues will join me in opposing this resolution.madame chair. >> thank you, senator fisher. leader schumer. >> thank you, thank you and i wish we didn't have to be here this afternoon and yet we are here today nonetheless because for the last nine months one member of the senate, one member, senior senator from alabama has defied and prevented swift bipartisan confirmation of hundreds of generals and flag officers. senator fisher said this was an anomaly but that requires much harm and requires a response, every single one of us have issue that we are passionate about and morally right. if everybody has the recklessness to do what senator tuberville has done we would have no military. all our national security would vanish. i thank the committee for their work on this resolution especially chair klobuchar, senator reid as well. i will vote in favor of it today if it is reported out of committee and if myy republican colleagues can't convince senator tuberville to relent, i will bring it to the floor shortly for a vote. we need to ge

, don't insist, 361 , chernomororovs colleagues, does not insist, 362 bakum oleksandr serhiyevich, does not insist, 363 tsabal does not insist, 364 mother does not insist, 65th mother does not insist, 366 yes, it has not happened yet, please, yes, please, dmytro oleksandrovich from 366 to 379 give me six minutes please please thank you run first time, first time, er, dear colleagues, the position regarding the law enforcement committee was really voiced, that it is... the most stable, the most responsible, but, for which i wanted to thank my colleagues, frankly, but, in fact , it is bad that your, your tendency, your approaches are not accepted by the budget committee, in our country, if i am not mistaken, only the speaker is in the room, and from this committee, everyone else has figured it out, everyone else does not care, but the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. there is no one in the hall at all, i understand correctly, it is us we are currently considering draft laws on security, yes, providing for the army, everything is fine with them, they take everythin

colleagues, we need to approve this procedure proposed by the conciliation council, so i am putting toote the proposed procedure for consideration of this issue by the conciliation council, we need 226, please vote for the procedure, paton. for 256, thank you, the decision has been made, we will proceed according to the appropriate procedure, before the start , colleague pavlish asks to give him the floor to voice the conflict of interests, please , dear colleagues, i respect the candidates, the advisory group of experts, this is really very important issue, and the verkhovna rada should have representatives there to delegate then, because all other bodies that were supposed to delegate have already determined their representatives, but in connection with a potential conflict interests, due to the fact that i have submitted documents for participation in the competition for a judge of the constitutional court, i will not take part in the discussion and voting on this issue, thank you, thank you, and kopelenko oleksandr lyubimovych, please. i would also like to say that, taking into acc

i thank you heard from my colleagues. if we start doing that i want to get with senator lindsey graham to be able to get those were promised, life here in this country after they put their lives on the line for soldiers. i would like to get them out of that window and get that past. am i going to hold up every military promotion to do that, no, i would like to really get my legislation, bipartisan on the exposure that kids have two tech with fentanyl and all the things that are happening, but we find ways to get this done and this is not one of them that is why we found the elegant solution that senator reid who like myself has a habit of working across the aisle and trying to find solutions that is what this is, the final vote just to clarify a lot of questions about proxies the final vote was 9 - 7 so those of us that want to keep this moving in to stop the chain of command of being held hostage this is a victory, it's the first step to getting this done, now wee go tn the floor and what are the reasons it was important

natalya igorivna, dear colleagues, today we heard speeches from groups, from the ministry , and from the committee, of course, this draft budget, which we will vote on today, has many very shortcomings, of course, i will not list them all, but this budget does not even provide for it. for the next year , funds for the restoration of the losses caused by russian aggression to ukraine. in this last year there was a special fund in which there were specific funds for this program, in the next year there is none, but this is not the main, not the main drawback, the main drawback is that 42 billion dollars were stolen, so we understand that this is a war and god grant to all our leaders to plug this hole and find it. brahar yevhen vladymovych. servant of the people. brahar yevhennii, please give the floor to pavlo soshko. pavlo sashko, please. pavlo mykolavych congratulations, dear colleagues, and i would like to say that no funds have been allocated in this budget. for the rehabilitation of children with disabilities, and that's a lot badly. our bulk chamber is publishing today a report

, 154th aleksiychuk and his colleagues do not insist, 155, tymoshenko and his colleagues have alreadyd, used their right, 156- kiselevskyi does not insist, 152. oleksiichuk and his colleagues do not insist, 159 the same authors do not insist, 160 sapsha povalov does not insist, 161 bondr does not insist, 162 alekseev does not insist, 164 yuzhanina has already used it, 166 tistik does not insist, 167 mazurashi has already spoken, 168, 165 has already been used, mykysha and colleagues, 168 yours, friends, i everything is clear, yes, please, demchenko, 168, please, i am an elected people's deputy in the majority district of the district in the dnipropetrovsk region, number 29. in this district, there is such an otg, it is called slobozhanske, there are almost 25,000 residents, in all this settlement of almost 2,500 temporarily displaced persons. in accordance. the amendment that i am now voicing is the initiative of these very people who turned to me and asked me to do everything to pass this amendment, it concerns including, i am sorry, it concerns the use of funds that remain in commun

do not insist, 451 horbenko and colleagues do not insist, 451 pipa and colleagues do not insist, 454 and colleagues do not insist, 454 prykhodko do not insist, 455 honcharenko has already spoken, honchurenko has already spoken, 457 tsabal does not insist, 461 tsabal does not insist, 464 mokan, please, mykysha, 464, ruslan oleksiyovych, i will list the edits and change them for 5 minutes, 464, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 75, 89 and 95th, for 5 minutes, please , 5 minutes, reset the time, thank you, first of all i am asking for these corrections, we are changing the addressee, who should ultimately receive the funds, we are changing the two main addressees, the armed forces of ukraine, as well as theirs, the most effective and most famous military unit, the structure: the main intelligence department the ministry of defense, these are two units that everyone should receive funds. i want to explain to you now why we decided this way and why we want the funds to go to these structures. look, now we see, including first of all, probably through the only telethon, that there are constant strikes,

chair, i rise in support of my colleague, mr. sike wetter's bill which allows the salt river project to move forward with developing pumped storage hydro facilities pumped storage hydro facilities pump storage is an efficient means to store energy when supply exceeds demand and is shoup to be one of the best methods for renewable resources such as wind and solar. based on initial work done by reclamation in 2014, salt river project developed two possible locations for the construction of a pump storage hydropower project. h.r. 1607 would withdraw approximately 17,000 acres of federal lands for the -- from the national forest system and transfer it to the bureau of reclamation for the development of pump storage hydropower and the development, generation, and transmission of electrical power and energy. through the transfer of this land, the proposed pump storage project to be developed will be entirely within the authorities and footprint of the federal reclamation project, streamlining development and maximizing federal reclamat

from -- my republican colleagues from new york, did not support. i agree with everything that my republican colleagues have said here today. but everything they have said here today was also true in may when they voted to protect george santos. has there been anything that has changed? nothing about the numerous lies mr. santos admitted making in order to deceive voters into electing him, nothing about his status as an indicted criminal defendant -- yes there has been a superseding indictment with more allegations, but he is still presumed innocent until proven guilty, as my new york friends relied upon in may when they voted to protect george santos. nothing has changed. one of my colleagues from new york said the ethics committee would release a report 60 days from the date of that may vote. well, we are now 175 days since then and there is no ethics report that would prompt a change of heart. one thing that has changed is that mr. santos' campaign treasurer pled guilty to fraud and admitted under oath that she conspired with mr. santos to fabric

colleagues, get ready to vote on the amendment. 224. people's deputy razumkov, i propose to take into account his edit number 224. authorship razumkov, babiya, saladukhy and colleagues. it was rejected by the committee, please vote. for 81 decisions, the amendment remains rejected, and the 531th amendment, also authored by dmytro oleksandrovych and colleagues, was rejected by the committee. please vote. for 82, no decision was made, the amendment remains rejected. thank you dmytro oleksandrovych. the next one is dmytro seriyovych mykysha, where are you, you are there, yes, you want from the podium, too, please, yes dmytro seriyovych, 5 minutes mykysha. if you make any corrections, tell me its number, okay, then the speech, thank you oleksandr serhiyovych, colleagues, well, you know, this is yet another draft law that gives me the impression that we are taking some kind of revenge and taking revenge on all those who first of all tried to help ukraine, ukrainian men and women, in the first days of the full-scale invasion. yesterday, and l

my colleague mrs. khayati is there, the situation we had in bandas today, in these gatherings, they say to us in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, my servant also says hello. dear colleagues in khabar international network and all viewers in islamic iran, i would like to inform you that today the students of hormozgani , together with the students of all islamic iran , shouted and celebrated the national day of stick bar struggle and the student's day. first a report of this ceremony in bandas, then pictures from 13 cities of hormozga. the students in bandas on the student's day by attending the rally on november 13th declared their disgust with the crimes of global arrogance against the iranian nation . death in america death in america merck in israel merck on israel israel al-faqar heydari fazai leaders we have come to support our country against global arrogance, we students have come to shout global arrogant policies and we do not accept them in any way, in the name of god,

thank you, please sit down, dear colleagues, today is the birthday of our colleague, people's deputy of ukraine anastasia oleksiivna lyashenko sheptifrats. congratulations to my colleague, we wish ukraine victory. dear colleagues, respectively to article 28 of the regulations of the verkhovna rada before starting our consideration of issues, i propose to hold a signal vote. i would like to remind you that, while holding the touch button, press the green button for and receive these two buttons at the same time until the end of voting, that is, before the results appear on the scoreboard. please take part in the signal vote. not everyone held the green buttons, yes, let's move on to the consideration of the agenda items, there are no factions here, according to the decision of the conciliation council, we continue the consideration of our draft law by registration number 1037, 1037. draft law on amendments to chapter six of the budget code of ukraine on ensuring support of the state's defense capability and development of the defense-industrial complex of ukraine. please, yurii mykhai

i join my colleagues in standing to speak against the paternal proposal brought to the fore by my colleague from kansas, a proposal that would move eight to israel swiftly but more the urgency to ignore the urgency and importance of the manager and aid to countries around the world, of investing to secure our ownwn border, of the criticl aid to ukraine. and as my colleague has just spoken eloquently, we have all been inspired by the tens of thousands of ukrainians who during the urgency of the call to fight for their nation, to fight for the freedom, have laid down their lives, have worked to restructure their society, and to aim towards freedom. i have a hard time counseling the idea that we today on this floor in the senate would walk away from this moment of challenge. as many colleagues have said ann i will briefly point out, the proposal that's come over from the house is not serious. it uses the tragedy, the horror of hamas and its attack on innocent civilians in israel, killing dozens of americans, 1400 and all, the brutality of that and the urgency of this moment to advance a pay fo

tsymbalyuk, mykhailovych, please, mykhailo tsembalyuk, homeland, dear colleagues, the seven circles of hell must be passed today by the participants in hostilities in order to prove de jure what has existed de facto for a long time, families. children enter higher educational institutions, their parents serve on the front lines, and children are forced to pay , or rather parents pay for them, for their education, although legally they have a benefit, but it is not formalized, the attempt with these bills will finally put an end to it, and it is very important that all the authors found a common opinion regarding the second reading... we will take it on the basis of one rational grain from two more and we will make the draft law, which i am sure will become a law that will end this walk through the torments of our military. next: it is very important to finally deal with the data register, because there is a debate whether all this data, which the authors propose , is necessary, applies to a specific military in this database and how it will be protected, let's not forget that these peo

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i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting i urge my colleagues to support me in this resolution and yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. owens: i reserve. ms. manning: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. mr. owens: i'd like to yield 1 1/2 minutes to mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i rise in support of the resolution that demands congress to take immediate attention and action and condemning the recent surge for hamas, hezbollah, and other terrorist organizations at american universities. mr. allen: let's be clear. the targets of hamas on october 7 were not israeli military installations. the targets were innocent men, women, and children. it was demonic and barbaric. what are we seeing on our college campuses? this is just not cause for concern, it's an outrageous affront to the principles of peace, tolerance, and safety that our educational institutions espouse. from the explicit endorsements of violence to the target of jewish students, we'

i want to thank my colleague, mr. mast, who also served in the i.d.f. with distinction. for introducing this important piece of legislation. we need every tool at our disposal to restrict hamas and other palestinian terrorist access to financing and hold the countries enabling them to account. i urge my colleagues to join me in voting for this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. schneider: i rise in support of h.r. 340. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. somewhat midre: hamas -- mr. schneider: hamas has since i.n.s. interinception dedicated to the destruction of israel. rather than addressing the needs of the palestinian people, hamas has furthered their suffering and destabilized the gassa strip. rather than building schools, terrorist industry, and public infrastructure to lift up their own people, they have built terrorist army and network o

dear colleagues, why was this bill initiated?s initiated in connection with the need to correct the situation that arises due to the refusal by the competent authorities of other states to satisfy requests for the extradition of persons to ukraine in view of the non-compliance in penitentiary institutions of ukraine with the article of the third convention on human rights and fundamental freedoms, specifically regarding the prohibition of torture, as well as impossibility of guarantee security during the stay of persons in penitentiary institutions under martial law. accordingly, this draft law proposes to give the ministry of justice the authority to approve the lists of institutions , pre-trial detentions, correctional or educational camps, in which persons who will be handed over for extradition will be held and will serve a criminal sentence in the form of deprivation of liberty. sectors of the premises of such institutions will fully comply with both the requirements of national legislation and ukraine's international obliga

same colleague who's accused of being a woman beater. are we really going to ignore the fact that is we all have pasts, and we all have the media coming out against us on a daily basis. every last one of us has struggled with every little ounce of what happens within public service. i didn't come here, i can go and read about all my colleagues. i refuse to stoop to that level. the only thing i want to make clear is if tomorrow when this vote is on the floor, it is the that this is the correct thing to do. so be it. take the vote. i'm at peace. i have accepted that whether i get expelled or i don't, i have accepted that i can not control that faith, mr. speaker. accepte that faith, mr. speaker. vote as a conservative voice in this body. i stand by that. to that i would like to yield as much time as my colleague may consume, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins. >> gentleman from louisiana is >> thank you, watching debate on the housetc floor about whethero expel congressman george santos it has been remarkable viewing.a the head of t

kaznia also, my colleague, sir, mrs. hosseini, i would like to make a correction to what you said, the news section of the afghan press in iran will be presented at 20:30 on the khabar channel of the same channel to the dear and respected viewers who can read the news related to this field. what is happening in iran is broadcasted on this channel and at this hour, dear and respected viewers, but thank you for being with us. greetings, today's reporter, from 63:00 in the morning, we present to you today's news with various topics and events. dear and respected viewers god willing, we will come to your warm homes again tomorrow at 63 minutes and we will present the events of friday to your presence . with a piece of heart, we closed the village of mieh. this is not our world . we are together. the names of 100 2 martyrs of tofan al-aqsad are included in the front page design of vatan newspaper today. we have decided that with this plan, it will actually come to the mind of the audience that these are not 10,000 people , th

to comment, so i'm fine, i want my colleague to say that it's not him and removed the manipulation, colleague groundhog, remove the manipulation, turn off the microphone goncharenko, please, what does this have to do with the procedure is now being considered, well, it’s not any, well, oleksiy oleksiiovych, let’s not abuse it, please. the next question with registration number 7715 is the draft resolution on establishing the boundaries of the city of smila of the cherkasy district of the cherkasy region, a resolution long awaited by the men and women of smila, so we propose to adopt and in general, with the necessary technical and legal amendments, i ask you to vote, let's make bold boundaries relevant. for 289, the decision was made, the resolution was adopted as a whole. next we have second reading, 9274, a bill to amend some legislative acts of ukraine regarding clarification of powers of civil protection entities, improvement of legislation on protecting the population of territories from the consequences of an emergency situation, organizing and carrying out evacuation. the pop

and that's my question from my republican colleagues and getting zero help from our democratic colleagues who are intent on spending money to fund the bureaucrats to ability to afford our lives and secure border and secure streets and our ability to have secure streets. our ability to have a military to defend our country rather than being woke. we get zero help, which means what? it means that this republican majority has to unite and ensure that we are going to force senate democrats and the president come to the table using the leverage for things they want. the senate majority leader has professed the desire that we continue to fund a proxy war in ukraine. it's very well documented. the president of the united states, the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle in this chamber want us to fund a proxy war in ukraine. we can have that debate on that floor of the house. we can debate how much illegal aid versus not and make it more transparent and more focused or whether to do it at all, but a fundamental and core question that ought to be ask

dear colleagues, friends, good afternoon.f the electoral committee. the central election commission and the chairmen of the election commissions of the constituent entities of the federation, and of course once again i cordially congratulate you all, all your colleagues in the regions, congratulations on the thirtieth anniversary of the electoral system of our country, the electoral system of russia. i would like to immediately emphasize that election commissions are certainly the most important state institutions, everything, because the authorities in our country are elected : by citizens in direct elections in conditions of high competition, therefore the clear organization of elections, their open, fair, legally verified conduct, is very important, if not decisive, from the point of view maintaining internal political stability, both for the legitimacy of the electoral power and for strengthening people's trust in the voting results, is undoubtedly a key role in these processes. belongs to the voters commissions, regardle

on the colleagues they represent. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman controls the remaining time. ms. escobar: i reserve. i would like to add that in closing eliminating this funding is reckless. it will make it harder for underserved and rural communities to access this much needed federal funding. we know that investment in infrastructure especially doesn't just help rebuild our country but creates jobs that will help communities across america thrive. that is why i ask my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the amendment -- ms. escobar: i request the yeas and nays. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in part b of house report 118-261. mr. perry: i have an amendment at

dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear colleagues.ou for the opportunity to speak here today , the electoral process management system has indeed been seriously optimized over the past few years, and we can truly say that we have radically changed the way we work with our voters, indeed our digital projects, such as mobile precinct, inform precinct, remote electronic voting are now understandable to most of our voters. most importantly, they are not only understandable, but have actually made the voting process more convenient and simpler. our multi-level education system allows any of a million of our colleagues to log into this system online and get absolutely all the answers to the questions that arise, but our most important achievement is that we really reached our voters. these are not just beautiful words, but behind this is the result of our work and what we... have been doing all these years, we do not stand still, we are constantly trying to introduce some innovations and this helps us a lot, including helping us when workin

i join my colleagues in standing to speak against a proposal brought to the floor by my colleague fromas, a proposal that would move aid to israel swiftly but ignore the urgency and the importance of humanitarian aid to countries around the world, of investments to secure our own border, of critical aid to ukraine. and as my colleague has just spoken eloquently, we have all been inspired by the tens of thousands of ukrainians who hearing the urgency of the call to fight for their nation, to fight for their freedom have laid down their lives, have worked to restructure their society and to aim towards freedom. i have a hard time countenancing the idea that we would walk away in this moment of challenge. as many proponents have said and i'll briefly point out, the proposal that comes over from the house is not serious. it uses the tragedy and horrors of hamas and its attack on innocent civilians, killing dozens of americans, the brutality of that in the urgency of this moment to advance a pay-for under the cloak of fiscal responsibility that would add $27 billion to our national deficit.

i urge my colleagues to vote yes.he chair: the question is now on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wyoming. those in favor say aye. those opened say no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 108 printed in part b of house report 118-272. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 108 printed in house report 118-272 offered by ms. hageman of wyoming. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 864, the gentlewoman from wyoming and a member opposed each will have five minutes. mr. hagedorn: my amendment prevents the department of education from carrying its american history and civic education entitle the proposed priorities. under this 2021 proposed rule they sought to institute a variety of priorities under the national activities program within american history and civics academies seeking to promote a divisive educati

ogles: i thank my colleague, mr. chairman, would ask that this amendment be adopted and the cfpb be dismantled. i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from tennessee, those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 87 printed in part b of house report 118-269, for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. ogles: itch an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 87 printed in part b of house report 118-269 offered by mr. ogles of tennessee. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ogles. mr. ogles: this will the proposed rule which would restrict federal employees ability to opt out and the right for someone to opt out and should have that right. and the supreme court that government employees have a first amendment r

hashemi, god bless you and all your colleagues i bid you farewell. one point in seyyed hassan nasrallah's speech yesterday was clear and obvious, and he stressed on it, that the resistance will become stronger and more active with the presence of these children and teenagers. in the continuation of our trip to the provinces, please allow us to go to qom to greet my colleague and join him. in the name of god, i am also your presence, dear colleague ms. emami. i respect you, today the people of qom, along with other iranians, are once again echoing their own arrogance in the ears of history. measure the yom allah marchers on november 13, while supporting the oppressed people of palestine , condemned the crimes of the zionist regime and emphasized the continuation of the islamic resistance movement until the overthrow of the zionist regime. steps to a date every year. where are you going sir we are going rahimai rahimai november 13 islam is victorious. the crowd was full. the fists are clenched, the shouts are loud, the voices are loud, o life for this