and whether— and also clarity around mr read and whether he — and also clarity around mr read and whetherng to resign, bearing in mind he took the — wanting to resign, bearing in mind he took the oath... sorry, isn't the point _ he took the oath... sorry, isn't the point now. — he took the oath... sorry, isn't the point now, that mr bates has got a point, _ point now, that mr bates has got a point, that— point now, that mr bates has got a point, that may be the post office needs— point, that may be the post office needs to — point, that may be the post office needs to be buried and sold off because — needs to be buried and sold off because he said it is such a mess and the _ because he said it is such a mess and the fact— because he said it is such a mess and the fact we have the former chairman— and the fact we have the former chairman and ceo under investigation maybe _ chairman and ceo under investigation maybe it _ chairman and ceo under investigation maybe it is _ chairman and ceo under investigation maybe it is time for the post office to go? _ maybe it is time for the post office t

- the man in charge nick reade was under investigation and mr readel under investigation and mrestigation and mr reade today didn't tell the _ under investigation and mr reade today didn't tell the committee i under investigation and mr reade . today didn't tell the committee that he was _ today didn't tell the committee that he was under— today didn't tell the committee that he was under investigation. - today didn't tell the committee that he was under investigation. they i today didn't tell the committee that i he was under investigation. they now need to— he was under investigation. they now need to come — he was under investigation. they now need to come clean _ he was under investigation. they now need to come clean on— he was under investigation. they now need to come clean on this _ need to come clean on this exactly what _ need to come clean on this exactly what those — need to come clean on this exactly what those allegations _ need to come clean on this exactly what those allegations are - need to come clean on this exactly what those allegations are and - need to com

. —— mr read.at we ring fenced. so that's how ring fencing works. and in respect of ring fencing, it's really important if you read the post office accounts, you will see on page 65, they talk about a going concern, etc. in particular, when we said, is very specific, there is no financial guarantee, they're specifically says there is no financial guarantee, so clearly, from the point of fact that it is ring fenced, it sounds done and dusted but actually, it's not hard ring fence. it specifically saysin hard ring fence. it specifically says in the accounts this is not a guarantee. says in the accounts this is not a guarantee-— guarantee. that's interesting because the _ guarantee. that's interesting because the secretary - guarantee. that's interesting because the secretary of - guarantee. that's interesting. because the secretary of state points — because the secretary of state points out the government has got no incentive _ points out the government has got no incentive to _ points out the govern

the post office confirmed the revelation in a statement saying there were complaints against mr readtaff. mp lee anderson has refused to rule outjoining the reform uk party after he was suspended by the tories. the ashfield mp refused to apologise for suggesting london mayor sadiq khan is controlled by islamists. prime minister rishi sunak called the comments by the former tory deputy chairman wrong, but avoided saying if he thought they were islamophobic. the owners of a pub which was known as the wonkiest in britain, before it was gutted by fire, have been ordered to rebuild it in its originalform. the eighteenth—century crooked house pub in staffordshire was a popular attraction with visitors who came to see its distinctive lean. five people were arrested after it was damaged by suspected arson last year. you're live with bbc news. lets turn to south korea where figures released later today are expected to show that the country has — once again — the lowest birth rate in the world. based on 2022 figures, the average south korean woman is expected to have 0.78 children in her lifet

the post office confirmed it in a statement, saying there were complaints against mr read and other staff he was suspended by the tories. the ashfield mp refused to apologise for suggesting london mayor sadiq khan is controlled by islamists. prime minister rishi sunak called the comments by the former tory deputy chairman wrong, but avoided saying if he thought they were islamophobic. and the owners of a pub which was known as "the wonkiest in britain" before it was gutted by fire have been ordered to rebuild it in its originalform. the 18th—century crooked house pub in staffordshire was a popular attraction with visitors who came to see its distinctive lean. you're live with bbc news. in the uk, prince william has unexpectedly pulled out of a remora service for his late godfather, king constantine of greece. the prince had been due to give a reading at the service, at windsor castle. kensington palace said his absence was because of what it called a "personal matter" — but didn't elaborate. our royal correspondent daniela relph has this report. and we must warn you, it contains flashing

mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion disagreed. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, federal mine safety and health review commission, be moshe z. marvit of pennsylvania to be a member. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 529, moshe z. marvit of pennsylvania to b

mr. jaseh, they read the quran, then mr. natiq said that today we should not have speeches before the order. at that time, speeches were the first thing, and let's finally get to what we want to celebrate, for example, the president, as soon as the meeting started, he took the mirror book and brought it up to see the reminder of the regulations. well , what is the warning? there was no discussion at all . he said that this is the meeting you want to hold. either come to introduce the cabinet or come for the budget the question is, we don't have such a thing in the regulations, we don't honor it. yes, it could have been celebrated, the meeting was informal, for example, my speech was considered , but i want to say it with humor and jokes and such. may they all be well remembered, mr. faker, for example, the 90th commission , they were very serious, persistent, and other dear ones , anyway, we were among the youths at that time , and i did not help with threats and intimidation. do change the vote of the representative , even

we do do i evaluations in the board and with respect of mr read, is a tough job, tougher than the companiesand myjob was to be someone who would understand the pressures he was on because i think it would be difficult to find a replacement at this stage with the business in the state it is in. if i did not think he was doing satisfactory, i would have asked him to change things.— to change things. what about the renumeration _ to change things. what about the renumeration package, _ to change things. what about the renumeration package, based i to change things. what about the renumeration package, based on| to change things. what about the i renumeration package, based on his performance and dealing with the tegacy— performance and dealing with the legacy issues? | performance and dealing with the legacy issues?— performance and dealing with the lea issues? . ., . ., ., legacy issues? i am not the chairman ofthe legacy issues? i am not the chairman of the remco — legacy issues? i am not the chairman of the remco but _ legacy issues? i am not the chairman of the remco but i _ legacy issues?

mr. clerk read item 2. >> yes. item 2 a hear to consider appointmenting 2 member ending december 13, 26 to the housing stability fund over site board. >> thank you. and i don't believe edward parrillon is here but alex? >> i am not edward but he asked me. as chair i'm authorizing to speak on his behalf >> thank you very much >> good morning i'm alex i'm here speak on behalf of ed parrillon. i'm going to read you what he sent to mow. good morning, thank you to the members of the rules for take the time to consider my appointment. to the housing stability fudged owner sight board i'm edward parrillon and working in affordable housing 10 years worked in san francisco and the bay area. over 1,000 homes for low income families i work in an organization focused on permanent housing and i see how critical local financial support can be. for those projects sandwich capitol and operating deficits require local governments step inspect to ensurety vulnerable neighbors can remain houses. as a represent on the hsob i hope to f

mr. biden should have known by reading his "unfiltered" notes about classified meetings of the situation ou risk sharing classified information with his ghostwriter but the evidence does not show when mr. biden shared specific passages with the ghostwriter mr. biden new passages were classified it intended to clear share classified information that's what we call in philadelphia, bullis. they just told his been around forever, for just told us he knew about classification requirements, he told us his note containing classified information but we're not sure he knew it contained classified information or passing along. it's a cover-up, they laid out and pull it out, it's like kobe. they go on, fundamental interest of society do not require criminal charges against mr. biden for this additional reason upon the principles of federal prosecution set forth in the justice manual, we declined to prosecute for the good of the country. i didn't read any of this or weeks to the new york times or washington post or formal documents for the good of the country. the practice retaining classified mater

mr. hashemi. read it.yes, my suggestion is that the representatives of the three forces will be appointed within 15 days for two years . after the victory of the revolution, the most important issue of settlement of the villages was in terms of water, electricity and facilities. the result of their work, you know that ashtian. it was the first city in the country to electrify all the villages in 1961. what was the result? it was the result of the underground works that he had done . he had come to the region. he had gone among the farmers . pai keshavarza had said that when i came back, the parliament was going to deal with this series let's talk about agriculture, i will decide these things. i don't have the expertise to do this. you come and tell me what to do. of course , this happened in the farahan area. that's my proposal, mr. danesh. now, this phrase, which you say, is not a legal image . it was spontaneous. the qanat that is here, let's make this qanat together, he took off his clothes, started wor

well, explain to us why this is not true, he is much more cunning, he is very cunning, it’s just mr. readhere, but in reality it’s not such. as it seems, this is true, further about what you said in the video, yes of course, he takes, of course, i’m talking about this, he takes, this is his life, he constantly takes them through someone, about himself, not himself, there it’s interesting, in general, when you start to study the baby, and you discover three things, granite, amber, amber and forest, everything is correct, you begin to trace, and here, in fact, amber finds that the baby has a wife, the wife has parents , here... there are such spouses, that means, fathers- in-law, anatoly and vera kosmach, and they owns a processing business , as they say in amber, you know, what’s interesting is that one of their companies is called vera ka, so that no one would guess, and now let’s dive a little deeper into this story in the role of vasily malyuk, in our studio andrey chuikov, until 2014, lieutenant colonel kharkov police. hello andrei! i am glad to welcome you to our studio, please tell u

society, for the advancement of nation, nuclear technology is a groundbreaking technology, accelerator. read mr. bill gates's speech. in his latest speech, he said the future is in nuclear technology. let's not even take that into account. what about the cop 28 held in abu dhabi, where 20 countries came forward to announce that they are going to triple their nuclear power plants. what law or standard allows them to expand while they prohibit us? mr. mcronn in late 2021 and early. 2022 inaugurated several projects and factories and named it nuclear renaissance. france now sources 76% of its electricity from nuclear power plants. how can they have nuclear renaissance and we cannot? what law allowed them while they prohibit us? this double standard is literal and these behaviors are politically pressured. that's the same pressure on iran. their goal as emphasized by the esteemed leader. and repeatedly stated their goal is creating this commotion about the nuclear program is for iran not to reach this point, but by god's will, with the effort of the iranian people, our dedicated, capable and knowle

society, for the advancement of nation. nuclear technology is a groundbreaking technology, accelerator. read mr. bill gates's speech: in his l his speech he said the future is in nuclear technology, let's not even take that into account. what about the cop 28 held in abu dhabi, where 20 countries came forward to announce that they are going to triple their nuclear power plants. what law or standard allows them to expand while they prohibit us? mr. macron, in late 2021 and early

mr. bradley: yes. >> because you read the motion, you said you reviewed it, correct? mr. bradley: yes. >> and we're not going to go over all of the, you know, number one because we don't have time and number two that the court wouldn't let me. but there are a few things i want to ask you about in that aspect. in that motion you said you reviewed on page six of that motion, on page five, it starts off with "how do we know this?" judge mcafee: mr. galen, i appreciate what you were doing and i think that is something you can do in an argument. he said as a whole that he got the motion and he's had his responses on his opinion of how he handled it. i do not see again this really being necessary to go through line by line. >> a little indulgence, your honor. this is not going to be a 40 minute death march for the motion. i would like to ask about a few bullet points they capture on this and then i will move on but i will ask the court's indulgence in that respect. judge mcafee: i think we have covered it and i think you will be able to argue that this was in this motion and he

is dispensed with but you just read it. >> mr. i object to the waving of the reading of the >> he just read it.read in full. he just read the whole amendment. do you want him to read it again? >> can you doo that? >> second amendment out of 40. let's make sure we do it right. >> okay. i mean, are you serious? that's what i thought, okay. all right. actually, we have -- okay. all right. we will hear this amendment when we come back from a dinner recess. i want to give you guy anybody because i think it's going to be a long evening. we will adjourn and -- or i'm sorry, we were recess and return at 7 p.m. >> mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman, cannot withdraw my point or? >> .1 is withdrawn and the ranking member is recognized for what purpose? >> well, first of all, mr. chairman, at the beginning of this marker, the committee tegranted the chair recess authority by unanimous consent. at the beginning of the last vote series that your declared the committee would reconvene at 4:40 p.m. upon conclusion of the floor vote ser

mr. dmytro, i just wanted to read mr.because i will now ask you about the scandalous situation that has been going on since last week, this is actually the possible resignation of general zaluzhny, and actually mr. vladyslav seleznyov said, that the lion's share of military and technical support of the ukrainian army also takes place at the expense of direct communications. between the head, his apparatus and our western partners , there is such, you know, folk wisdom, horses are not changed at the crossing, as you think, but we actually understand that somewhere plus or minus it will be obvious that zelensky can praise the decision to resign zaluzhny , if we do see him in the near future, don't you think that we may face additional problems, both in terms of supplying us with weapons and in terms of planning. certain military operations, because, well, the new person will most likely still be forced for some time, as they say, to enter the course of affairs, well, how do you, as a military expert, evaluate such a rotatio

mr. mccall's reading, they were. they are still saying, that these decisions belong to the executive. i will yield to mr. magaziner. >> i want to get to the issue raised by mr. bishop. one thing congress can do is appropriate the fund for adequate capacity. what we are talking about here, is the secretary exercising his discretion, because the capacity of the centers has been breached. so he is exercising his discretion. >> will the gentleman yield? >> one second. just as the prior administration did as well, under the trump administration, 52% of migrants in detention were released by the trump administration, because they were at capacity, once again, they were using the discussion of the administration and the current secretary is doing the same thing. >> i want to point out that or civic, and the other company that dues -- do the i.c.e. detention have resoundingly been filled with empty beds. look at the numbers, as soon as secretary mayorkas took over. those i.c.e. detention facilities, there is one that is going to shut, because they have five people and it holds 3000 in the i.c.

society, for the advancement of nation, nuclear technology is a groundbreaking technology, accelerator. read mr. bill gates's speech. in his latest speech, he said, the future is in nuclear technology. let's not even take that into account. what about the cop 28 held in abu dhabi, where 20 countries came forward to announce that they are going to triple their nuclear power plants. what law or standard allows them to expand while they prohibit us? mr. mccon in late 2021 and early. 2022 inaugurated several projects and factories and named it nuclear renaissance. france now sources 76% of its electricity from nuclear power plants. how can they have nuclear renaissance and we cannot? what law allowed them while they prohibit us? this double standard is literal and these behaviors are politically pressured. that's the same pressure on iran. their goal as emphasized by the esteemed leader. and repeatedly stated their goal is creating this commotion about the nuclear program is for iran not to reach this point, but by god's will, with the effort of the iranian people, our dedicated, capable and knowle

mrs. lidia read it in english and analyzed it in detail, let's talk about it, now we are already adding yevhen to the conversation, we are glad to see and welcome him on our air, mr. yevhen, good morning, glory to ukraine, glory , mr. yevgeny, well , our marathon has been going on for two years, and i remember our first editions as well, you were a guest of these marathons and... helped somewhere by candlelight, but they helped, a little, inspired and gave faith that ukraine will not fall, and tomorrow will be two years, two years, like a big war, which of your predictions came true, no, how would you evaluate those two years of war and what prospects do we have ahead of us? well, it's easier with forecasts, because i almost didn't give them, i tried not to give forecasts, but said what's happening now... and what we need to do, here's where we are now , in fact , to some extent, we are now, well, i wanted to say that we are in a more difficult situation , than it was in the 22nd year, it would be untrue, we are in an easier time situation, but if we assess the threats, then they are no less t

mr. schumer: i ask to dispense with further reading of the amendment. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. schumer: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. schumer: i have a second-degree amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. schumer proposes an amendment numbered 1583 to 1582. mr. schumer: i ask to dispense with further reading. the presiding officer: is there 0? without objection. mr. schumer: i have a cloture motion for the underlying bill at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on calendar number 30, h.r. 815, an act to amendment title 38, united states code, and so forth and for other purposes, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the p

read out was top secret. but, as you mention, the really explosive line in this report was about mr biden's memory. st, and this is another reason no charges were warranted, it might be difficult for a jury to convict joe biden. i will read you a section from the report which i thought was particularly striking. "at trial, mr biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview, as a sympathetic, well—meaning elderly man with a poor memory. it would be difficult to convince the jury to convict him of a felony that requires a mental state of wilfulness." politically, that's a very damaging line. around 70% of americans think joe biden is too old to be president. and here it is in black and white, in an official report. absolutely, it is a very sensitive issue for president biden. has there been a reaction to that line? you anticipate that being a thorny issue for president biden in this campaign. yeah, well, president trump of course has already seized on this. his spokesman said, ifjoe biden is to stand trial, he is too senile to be president. former president trump himself,

read mr. bill gates's speech. in his latest speech he said, the future is nuclear tech. nuclear power plants, how can they have nuclear renaissance and we cannot? what law allowed them while they prohibit us? this double standard is literal, and these behaviors are politically pressure. that's the same pressure on iran. their goal as emphasized by the esteemed leader and repeatedly stated, their goal is creating this commotion about the nuclear program is for iran not to reach this point, but by god's well, with the effort of the iranian people, our dedicated, capable, and knowledgeable youth, we have reached a point, thanks to divine grace, that is undeniable. they might overlook the truth, but they can never deny it. this truth is as clear as day. our processes are defined under the team of the agencies laws and measures. it's being supervised. everywhere the iaea safegards exists, the agency supervises. we haven't taken out any of the cameras. looks at all our memory cards, the jcpoa outside of what the npt sta

mr. zaluzhny, so what, what i see and what i read on the networks, when i get there, i don't often i arrive, the shore of the army is empty, and the assyrian new commander-in-chief is not guarding, there is something, but we, we, none of us are there. we know in the stake, we just think that maybe they were near and didn’t hear the words, we don’t think anything is right, it seems that zaluzhnyi really played a very important role, and indeed many operations were successful, and what role did syrsky play, maybe he also performed very important roles, none of us know this, but we know everything, well, we ukrainians, we know everything, in medicine, military affairs, football, well... so where are we great experts, that tell me, sir, the question is clear , let's start with the general, i always start with the general, the president had the right to fire, this is completely his right under the constitution, he did not violate anything here, he had the right to fire, he fired, the other question is who was replaced, many were outraged by this, as we believed in the general of victory, mr. zal

to consult with the people and go there and then vote not to say that i know everything, i know to read mr. hashemi. 15 days are determined for 2 years. after the victory of the revolution , the most important issue was the population of the villages in terms of water, electricity and facilities . 100% electricity was supplied, what was the result of the dirty work he did ? sir, when i come back to the parliament, we are supposed to talk about the agriculture issue, let us decide . i don't have the expertise to do this. you come and tell me what to do . of course, this happened in the farhan region. that's mr. danesh's proposal, but this is the wording, not the legal image. he was a boil himself , he came by himself without asking for a budget, he went into the mouth. he used to tell people that this aqueduct is here, let's fix this aqueduct together . he took off his clothes. he started working in the week of july 1360 . his father was a martyr, now his name is included in the list of martyrs from today. we are all waiting to see where you end up on the road of love. i have a problem in l

mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. any opposed nay. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 470. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. any opposed nay. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary. david seymour leibowitz of florida to be united states district judge for the southern district of florida. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of executive calen

they asked for 72 hours to read the bill. mr. president, we have met that request. the bill was posted at 6:40 p.m. on sunday february 4 they want until 645 tomorrow evening and that is fine with me. actually mr. president we even offered to delay the vote until sometime on thursday. to give even more time for senators to make up their minds. i suspect they will not accept even that offer because they don't want more time. they are just using it as an excuse. in fact it will surprise no one some of the signers of that letter actually did not wait 72 hours before they rejected a bill. senator cotten declared his opposition after 16 hours 48po minutes, less than 25% of the requested time. senator risch took a little longer an additional 15 years to read the bill. before reaching his opposition. i can recognize an senators grandstand but this is no time for grandstanding. time for serious people to work together to solve serious problems. mr. president they are elected to vote, not to be afraid, not runaway, make excuses when it comes to voting on the tough issues. sen

regarding the audio recording, these questions can also be said in different ways, because today i read mrich, yes, the chief of staff of the azov battalion, as he saw it on the audio recording, well, there are also many questions , of course, before it is carried out, but not i, as a politician, cannot comment on it and cannot recommend certain military tactical actions to our high command, because he is responsible for the new commander-in-chief, supreme commander-in-chief and the ministry of defense. and directly to the commanders who are there on the ground, i do not want to make things worse, but i call on everyone, politicians and definitely our international partners, not to relax, because the enemy, who today is also the smell of this great war, today aliyev started talking about the specter of the third world war war, it is very close, because if ukraine falls to one degree or another, we will be forced to compromise, which is called defeat and loss of the territories of certain territories. on this putin or something we call today's russia, it doesn't matter who will be the presi

reading. >> no. somebody else will have to make that. >> okay. what's that? >> mr. chairman, i moved to dismiss with the reading. the motion has been made to dispense with the reading. >> now, mr. chairman, the rules require that be in writing. >> there seems to be some parliamentary >> so, again, a privileged motion to dispense persuade to cause 1 of rule 11 has been made. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. a ayes have it in the first reading shall be dispensed with. without objection, the resolution shall be a recorded -- recorded vote has been requested. the clerk will call the role. >> esther mccall votes aye. mr. higgins votes aye mr. guest votes aye. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. hernandez mr. hernandez votes aye mr. pflueger? mr. pflueger votes aye . mr. garbarino votes aye . ms. green? mr. gonzalez votes aye. mr. lollota votes aye. ms. lee votes aye. mr. latrel votes aye. mr. bakeen votes aye. mr. crane votes aye. ranking member thompson votes no. ms. jackson-lee votes no. mr. pain? mr. pain votes now. mr. swallow? mr. correa? mr. korea votes no.

mr. biden read to his ghost writer remain classified at the secret level. dr. marc siegel. >> i compared him to my 100 year old father able to answer the questions and remembers that french president mitterrand died in 1996. my father remembers that and he is 20 years older than the president. it proves to me, at least, it is not linear age. it is a question of fitness. >> harris: biden also worked to distinguish his document case from president trump's case. he is facing 40 counts. let's watch. >> president biden: i was especially pleased to see special counsel make clear the stark distinction between this case and mr. trump's case. >> harris: haley post evidence the double standard is declaring. they were both reckless with classified documents. if biden's defense is old age and forgetfulness trump can make the same claim. he should quickly hire biden's lawyers. brett tolman in "focus." let's go to peter doocy outside what must be a bevy of activity today, the white house. >> there is going to be. the special counsel observations of president biden look bad.

mr. doctor , did you read the children's law? you read the regulation, it is correct that 27 devices are responsible in this area, not the 13 or 14 devices that are in the regulation the reality is that the institutions do not consider themselves responsible for legal duties, no one is demanding, after those meetings they were supposed to do a great job, what else happened , other than that an organization was formed just to explain what happened to the money. influence look, i want to see the bottom of the earth. i didn't see any noticeable change in the approaches . you know why, because the institutions that have legal responsibility in this field, no one will hold them accountable. and a few years because of the issue of working and street children he has criticized him, he has asked him a question, maybe a statement. we have published even the report that the research center got, a report went to another archive, what happened, should they go to investigate , discuss, ask questions, demand, or ask questions, nothing actually

you can read it back. >> mr. sadow, you're saying both of these two exhibits weren't covered by mrs. merchant? >> this particular language was not gone in to. i'm doing it based on the exhibit itself. let's do it this way. i now move in to evidence defense exhibit number 26. >> has that been tendered already? >> it was. >> it was presented for you to take back in to camera to speak to mr. bradley and his counsel. >> okay. mrs. merchant is indicated it was admitted. >> i thought mr. sadow admitted it. i'm putting them back in order. i think the copies -- >> so defense exhibit 26 and 27 are being tendered. >> actually, only 26 at this time. >> defense exhibit 6. >> 26. >> 26. any objection from the state? >> i'm going to object as relates to foundation. it was used in the last hearing for refreshing his recollection. my recollection is that it didn't refresh his recollection. i renew my objection as to asked answer answered. >> i think mr. bradley has recognized them as texts that he sent and received. i'd overrule

mr. cardin will now read washington's farewell address. mr. cardin: it is -- i'm proud to read washington's farewell address. george washington was born on february 22, 1732. he took the oath of office as president of the united states on april 30, 1789. seven and a half years later on september 19, 1796, in his decision to not run a third turn as president of the united states he delivered his farewell address. it is a particular honor for me, maryland being one of the original colonies that formed the united states, our state capital, george washington resigned establishing the principle of civilian government. we were the first chartered college in the united states was in maryland in chester town, appropriately named washington college. our follow -- i follow in this tradition starting with herbert o con.or, daniel brewster, and charles mcthias. address. mr. cardin: friends and fellow citizens: the period for a new election of a citizen to administer the executive government of the united states being not far distant, and the time actually

while i am reading them, mr. gillen, what did you have to add? >> apparently ms. merchant has allowed the state to take screenshots of what they now intend would be the larger perspective on and i disagree with them about the rule of completeness but it is their job when something is admitted that if they have an objection because the context is not appropriate, they then move and the state moves to rule of complete admissibility of the other emails chain they had. so the real issue here is their failure to comply with the rule of completeness once they have the material from the last hearing they took screenshots of. judge mcafee: and now they are being tendered. >> i don't think that he is. it seems to me what is happening here is ms. merchant has tried several different ways to get it in. she wanted everything in and they objected to it and she wanted the segments and that had the witness had been asked about, and that is what she is trying to do. my point is that the rule of completeness is at the time of tendering. if they want something to be complete, that

they asked for 72 hours to read the bill. mr. president, we've met that request. the bill was posted at 6:45 p.m. on sunday, february 4, and if they want until 6:45 tomorrow evening, that's fine with me. actually, mr. president, we'll even offer to delay that vote until some time on thursday to give even more time for senators to make up their minds. but i suspect they won't accept even that offer because they really don't want more time. they're just using it as an excuse. in fact, it will surprise no one that some of the signers of that letter actually did not wait 72 hours before they rejected the bill. senator cotton declared his opposition after 16 hours, 48 minutes, less than 25% of the requested time. senator risch took a little longer, an additional 15 minutes to read the bill before announcing his opposition. clearly this wasn't about having 72 hours. that's okay, i can recognize when senators grandstand, but this, this is no time for grand standing. this is a time for serious people to work together to solve serious problems. mr. president, senators are

mr. pavle, who can read the analysis on cenzornet by yuriy botusov, how the ivano-frankivsk went to the bottomprobably have already. read what yura botusov wrote, heard what budanov said, and have your own opinion, you can do it all happened, ivanovets is already in the submarine fleet of the russian federation, what and how and for what, how was it possible to send a fast enough boat to the cruiser moscow? well, first, uh, we need to consider the operation to destroy this russian small missile. ship, uh, well, a missile boat, it 's considered a large missile boat in our opinion, well, in fact, it's always a defense , uh, james always gave it as a corvette, they 're so big, uh, actually this operation is part of a whole series of activities, and such a final, perhaps its final stage for... in order to destroy the ship, it is necessary to carry out a rather large number of previous operations, well, let me remind you, remember the strikes on sevastopol, there on the severmorzavod, on the black sea fleet's shabu, in order for the missiles to reach them, it was necessary to destroy the anti-aircr

the government about speeding up compensation payments but that is what they were trying to do and mr readget on and pay people. everybody refers to the scheme, understandably is a compensation scheme, but it's not, its financial redress. this is money this is money people are actually owed and they have been owed it for year. compensation sounds like something that is benefiting the whim of government and the rest of it. let's get it right and really push forward on that aspect of it. you are watching bbc news. it is one o'clock. we are bringing you coverage of mps being questioned over the compensation schemes for postmasters and mistresses caught up in the horizon it scandal. we are streaming it nonstop today on the bbc iplayer. just navigate to the bbc news channel page to see our live streams. on the post office at scandal, mps are questioning the compensation paid to victims and we will shortly hear from the former chair of the post office, henry staunton. we are also streaming the coronavirus inquiry as it sits in cardiff, looking at how the pandemic was handled in wales. that is on