and today our guest is the chairman of the republican party of labor of justice, alexander khishnyak.rnoon. alexander nikolaevich, allow me to congratulate you. party you you lead, one of the few, or rather out of three, that has undergone re-registration; today we have four with belaya rus. parties, in principle, which it makes sense to talk about, you not so long ago, in september of twenty-two, became the chairman, in some interviews that we have already heard until today, you said that before its registration, in general there were a lot of disputes, it is necessary is she, tell us how these debates went and how you made the decision, finally, to be such a party, before... so widely, not in relation to our party , but in general to party building, they were covered, and i remember a meeting in one of the regions, when it was not a meeting, it was just a consultation, people had accumulated problems, me and the deputies present with me chambers, representatives probably spent an hour and a half advising people on various pressing issues, and... a useful society, right? you know, to

and also urge our citizens to join the republican party of labor.n fairness, thank you, alexander nikolaevich, according to tradition, i will ask you to leave your autograph as a souvenir for us and for our viewers, and any wish? we are going with you to the coolest and most iconic places in our country; you can and should spend them on vivid impressions of traveling around beautiful belarus. sorachan lakes, the blue necklace of ostrovetchyna, which rightfully tops the list of the most beautiful places in belarus. the nature of the reserve will 100% captivate you with its picturesqueness. i just love river walks, after all. it is from the side of the water surface that you can see the most delightful, untouched by human hand natural landscapes, take excellent photographs, where you will plunge into unforgettable impressions, emotions, feelings of uniqueness that will remain with you in your memory for a long time. katsyaryna, you and i know each other in a miserable, incredible, jumping month. i didn’t live so far away, but i didn’t know why it was

white russia, this is the communist party of belarus, the belarusian party of belarus, excuse me, yes, this is the liberal democratic party and the republican party of labors of its composition it is larger in number, of course, public associations are represented, first of all these are... trade unions that are part of the federation of pro-union belarus, even an information center will organize them and in fact becomes a kind of global center that will collect information and help journalists and forgiveness will be the center to create surveillance , well, including surveillance, of course, well , in fact, what we are talking about is that, well , they will have to spy on the entire election campaign, not only them, but... “the thing is, that the federation of trade unions traditionally sends a huge number of observers to all levels of the commission, including to voting stations, they have an invoice, so they create a center where they collect all the invoices, and the processes and systems that arise become clear, and you you know, i wanted to add to the previous thesis, the fact is that you are absolutely correct, in 2020 there was a very high level

russia, this is the communist party of belarus, the political, belarusian party of belarus, excuse me, yes, this is the liberal democratic party and the republican party of labor because well, i spy on everyone the election campaign will have to be done by them, not only by them, but by the fact that the federation of trade unions traditionally sends a huge number of observers to all levels of the commission , including to voting stations, so they have an invoice, so they create a center where they collect all the invoices, and those processes that arise so systematically become clear, and you know, i wanted to add to the previous thesis that you are absolutely correct in saying that in 2020 there was a very high... well, actually, there is such a concept, for example, you know how in ukraine, some experts now say that there is no future for two or three generations ahead, there is simply no definite goal, you live for today, what will happen in 10 years, what will happen in 20 years, no one knows can determine, because well, the situation is extremely complicated, i think that our parliamentary elections are just a certain planned future that we want, yes, in

of the matter. and also, the republican party, there's a lot of phonies in the republican party who want all this illegal immigration because the big donors want cheap laborthe democratic party wants poor people coming into the country, people who will be dependent on the government, and that's the fact of the matter. the republicans in the senate have a tremendous amount of power. it is 49-51 the numbers. the republicans could hold up any legislation that they want to force the president to uphold the law. and they haven't done it. that's why the republicans did very poorly in the last election because they do a lot of talking but they don't stand up and do anything about it and that's all i've got to say. thank you. >> i have a quibble with a few of his facts, the color. i don't recall president biden ever encouraging people to surge the board. in fact, i do recall certainly during his administration that they have been high-level officials, no doubt including himself, although i am trying to remember if there is a quote from him, encouraging people not to cross the border and making clear that the border is not, that this should not be a free for all,

republicans would eventually make opposition to illegal immigration their signature issue. democrats went in the opposite direction, supported, surprisingly, by labor unions. the abandonment of luck -- undercut any attempt by the democratic party to stop illegal immigration and soon democratic activists became unwilling to even debate the issue. >> that's right. most democrats don't know this anymore, or if they knew what they forgotten it. but democrats were once a party that stood for controlling immigration. the jordan commission in the 80s basically was-oriented for trying to damp down the level of emigration, having a verified system so employers couldn't employ illegal immigrants, and there was a sense that high level immigration basically constricted and constrained the low wage labor market. but that really disappeared in the late 90s and now in the 21st century we see democrats identify with not exactly open boarded's, but pretty -- borders, and a sort of lack of concern as it were with border security. we see this during the biden administration campaign, and we also see it, and this is very important politically right now, that the republicans on the democrats are trying to cut a deal, on tightening up border securi

of a hot labor market. as well as those lead luring disk disruptions to the pandemic. fox news did its best to act as a messenger on the republican partypending day after day talking about eggs. >> egg prices for the month of december up 60%. >> 59. 9% on eggs. >> exit an hour through the roof. >> the price of eggs. >> prices on. eggs >> egg prices. >> egg flash on israel. >> eggs are so expensive. >> the egg has become so expensive. no more easter eggs. >> everybody i know is getting chickens so they can have their own eggs. >> inflation is an interesting case because it wasn't about broader inflation, in earlier 2022 an avian flu outbreak killed a bunch of egg-laying chickens. out of the presidents control. guess what? this ship corrected course. farmers raise new chickens, egg prices came back down, your omelet is not in danger. believe it or not, eggs were not the primary target of foxes breathless and facing inflation coverage. fox save the big guns for perhaps the most salient political issue of our time. >> let's talk about the pain at the pump. we're paying some of the highest gas bryantsburg allen in american history. >> anoth