you will be surprised, but they are american.pean countries buy javelin anti-tank missiles produced by raceon and locket martin. poland this year signed a $1.4 billion deal to buy 116 m1 a1 abrams tanks, as well as another $10 billion deal to buy highly mobile artillery missile systems made by locket martin. slovakia is buying f-16 fighters, and romania is negotiating. f-35 purchases. these deals cause concerns in europe about whether they will be able to move away from american defense suppliers. france and germany are concerned about the behavior of spain, which is a partner in the development of the european jet fighter, but is also buying the f-35. there is something to worry about. joe biden, in order to help europe, in quotes, of course, expanded the list of supplies to the baltic countries, poland and denmark, that is, he again resorted to overt blackmail of the major ones. european powers. berlin, paris and brussels are trying to build a unified security system, and it turns out that there is a unified earnings system for

you will be surprised, but they are american.an countries are buying jevilin anti-tank missiles, manufactured by raceion and locket martin. poland signed a deal for one this year. $4 billion for the purchase of 116 m1 a1 abrams tanks, as well as another $10 billion agreement for the purchase of highly mobile artillery missile systems manufactured by locket martin. slovakia is buying f-16 fighters, and romania is negotiating the purchase of f-35s. the deals are raising concerns in europe about whether they will be able to move away from american defense suppliers. france and germany is concerned about the behavior of spain, which... is a partner in the development of a european jet fighter, but at the same time buys the f-35. but there is concern that joe biden, in order to help europe, in quotes , of course, expanded the list of supplies to the baltic countries, poland and denmark, that is, he again resorted to open blackmail of major european powers. berlin, paris and brussels are trying to build a unified security system, but i

he and his older brother russell were american. american commanding officers of this unit.ere detailed to participate in the unit as wl. funston also chose his cousin, lieutenant bert mitchell, to court the two in a be part of the campaign and the final american would be earlier led an amphibious raid in cassie gora in a town that would be to their mission. nston also chose to take along several filipinoso play the roles of the of the officers of that reinforment unit that's segovia on on the on the far side of the of the of the picture. second from your left is is sigismund out in the middle hilarious. tell placido who played the role of commanding officer he wou be particularly significant in the campaign. now as you see from this topographical map, the the northeast coast, the philippines is particularly rugged and is protected from most of the of the rest of luzon by the sierra madre mountain range so there couldn't be a march from san isidro to on. so part the part of the mission was to have the u.s. navy deliver, the expeditionary force somewhere casa grande bay and t

american energy independence. we want to talk about american energy dominance.uced the term. we applauded. and he achieved it. we were the net exporter of energy jt the first two years of that administration. joe biden came to office. as noted just on the first day in the oval office he began to y industry. and it's producers. you heard he killed the keystone x.l. pipeline. he demonized the energy producers, people providing the jobs in the energy and national security force. he depleted our strategic petroleum reserve and sold it to china. he placed an effective ban on new l.n.g. export terminals. i'm not even sure he fully understands the implications en. that's what's happened. we see the effects. we are expecting to see the administration finalize now its misguided electric vehicle mandate. it will decimate the auto industry and it will hamstring consumers. that rule is going to target gas powered vehicles which we all ty on communist china for critical minerals to produce these things. and it's going to make american consumers pay more. at a time >/when the

these americans are dead. these americans are dead because illegal immigrants, illegal aliens were released into the united states by this administration. laken riley one week ago today was alive and well and now she's gone because somebody from venezuela was released on mass parole in el paso, went into the united states, went to new york, was released after assaulting somebody, moved to athens, georgia, and killed this young woman. because of the policies of the radical progressive democrats that my colleagues on this side of the aisle want to campaign against, but refuse to use the power of the purse to stop. james madison gave us the power of the purse, and we should darn well use it. with that, i'm going to yield three minutes to the gentleman from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. >> i thank the gentleman. he's exactly right. what is the legislative branch's remedy to an executive branch that refuses to follow the law? it is to remove spending. i introduced legis

for the first time in a long time, young americans believe the american dream is dead. it is not dead. but it is in a lot of trouble because after eight years of barack obama, the american dream, the american dream is slipping away for millions. but here's the good news. we do not have to remain on the road we are on right now. and when i am president of the united states, we will not just save the american dream. we will expand it to reach more people than ever. in just the last week, since the thursday debate. i have been inundated with emails and calls from people all across this country who are joining our effort. if you are watching tonight, i ask you to join our effort. go to marco rubio dot com. sign up to be a part of our team. because what's at stake, my friends, is not just the future of america, but also the future of the conservative movement. 36 years ago, ronald reagan defined conservatism for a generation. it is not a coincidence that so many young americans my age and a few years older are all people who believe in the american dream and in the conservat

you are an american or american company, you will be the target of this bill. those are the only people who can be pursued under this bill. i know it's in order to go after tiok, so they say. i would just close by saying that we are sitting here with phones made in china. wearing suits made maid in china china. we drove cars here with chips made in china. and there are foreign adversary by golly we are going to do something about it. what are we going to do? we are going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. they can't go to certain websites that the president designates. i urge my colleagues to oppose this well-intentioned bill because it will have bad consequences. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. i'll recognize the gentlelady from washington. mrs. rodgers: i yield as remains to the gentleman from texas, mr. crenshaw. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 1:15. mr. crenshaw: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to address all my colleagues who i th

americans know that.tter what you do for living, what zip code you are in, you know, you are not in better shape nowthey know housee fighting for them. and that message is resonating and we will continue to share that messagend every venue and in every place around the country as our candidates and our incumbents are out sharing the good news about what we are doing. we will you to a couple questions. fronow -- we will yield to couple questions. front row. [inaudible] >> yeah,impeachment articles a e bit yesterday. the investigation has been slow and deliberate and methodical as it must be a the constitution. i thing about this all the time, what the heavy power that the house is given on the constitution. it has careful and deliberate. we did pass the article of impeachment on mayorkas. and that is awaiting the senate trial. we have not -- in a very simple answer for that is, and the reason for it is we are in the middle of the appropriations process and the way the procedure works is once the articles o

personnel , american infrastructure, american databases , american data centers, everything is there. there is no such thing as what happens in handing over , see the senior management and strategy. today, if i have to give a very simple example, i will say a riot on instagram to the manager. we asked you to delete some content and you you did this by delaying, why did it take so many hours, how many hours did it take, see this double behavior, this contradiction in the encounter, if it should be managed and deleted quickly, then why are there places where the user comes to report and reports on instagram and facebook and nothing will happen, it will not be touched, but here you expect an international company that is now operating in the united states , see, again, i repeat, they have no compliments in the world when it comes to the psychological security of their people and the issue of the governance of cyber space, and they do not allow their people to stand firm. they don't allow their country to suffer now no matter how much this government policy is right or wrong , the world

a private diary entry by an american author.e, and personal correspondence written with no apparent motive to fabricate indicates that sigismund voluntarily cooperated, with the americans in this unit. so funston then went to manila and he briefed his the commanding of the department of northern luzon lloyd weeden an the military the military governor, the philippines arthur macarthur. he briefed them on their plan. macarthur enthusiastic lee agreed to it. he left the details, his subordinates. but he insisted on one operational detail. aguinaldo must be captured alive. and so then recall that depended upon having some philippine soldiers that were loyal to the united state the operation. well, a company of mucker babies were were chosen play that role. had alignedá themselves w spain dthe initial philippine revolution. and when the war of thed states against the philippine nationalist the market babies switched their alliance to the itedtates company. these these men are from company the fittaln market baby scout. were desd ash

it was a response to the american talk of the elections, the americans a collection of interests, itכריחים אותה לעשות דברים שלא יעשו מבחינת ביטחונה. one of the most important achievements of commander is that he succeeded in creating a rift between the israeli regime and the united states. which seemed to be in a situation where no one gave it any weight, according to off item, the former zienist minister. of course there is a little bit of... of exaggeration in his words or a provocation for the americans who changed the way they deal with the israelis. he even goes beyond the electoral issue and deals with it as issue for the regime. i mean, if it was issue related to the regime of israel only, i believe that they would not have any problem. if biden only takes into account the american strategic political considerations and its interests in the region, he will clearly go with them in the war, but as a result of the elections issue, they're demanding the us. go beyond the elections and treat them as a state. one of netan yahu's main advisers is the one who incited him to carry out

did more americans than any other economic event had in american history. and they those americans were paying close attention to this investigation in the senate about wall street, that the investigation and the public hearings led to a increase in public support for new legislation that would regulate wall street for the first time. and there were several legislate of outcomes from this investigation. one of them was the banking act, that of 1933, which created the federal deposit insurance corporation, fdic and and then another act that was passed as a result of this was the to the securities exchange act of 1934, which which regulated the trade of securities on the stock market. any american who has over retirement account that includes stocks has been affected by the legacy of those laws passed in the aftermath of this investigation. so on december 7th, 1941, there was a surprise japanese attack on the us military base in pearl harbor, hawaii, and there was thousands of people who died and many ships and planes that were destroyed. in the aftermath of

you will be surprised, but they are american. many are european.n anti-tank missiles from raison and locket martin. poland signed a $1.4 billion deal this year to buy 116 m1 a1 tanks abrams, as well as another $10 billion agreement to purchase highly mobile artillery missile systems manufactured by locket martin. slovakia is buying f-16 fighters, and romania is negotiating the purchase of f-35s. these deals are raising concerns in europe. about whether they can refuse american defense suppliers? france and germany are concerned about the behavior of spain, which is a partner in the development of the european jet fighter, but is also buying the f-35. is there anything to worry about? joe biden, in order to help europe, in quotes, of course, expanded the list of supplies to the baltic countries, poland and denmark, that is, he again resorted to open blackmail of major european powers. berlin, paris and brussels are trying to build a unified one. security system, but it turns out to be a unified earning system for the pentagon. if americans sold weap

jobs and american energy.his anti-american energy antics continued with decisions to halt approval of liquefied natural gas exports and to drain our strategic petroleum reserve. what have been the results? americans are paying 45% more for gas and 28% more for electricity, plus our is at its lowest levels in four decades. we must and we will stand for america's energy independence and american workers and their families. the question is, will democrats join us? with that, i turn it over to our majority leader, steve scalise. steve: thank you whip. this is energy week in the house and house republicans continue to bring a number of bills to the house floor that are focused on lowering energy costs for america,tandy and standing up against the radical extreme policies of joe biden that threaten to shut off american energy. again interestingly, if you look at joe biden's policies over and over again since he became president as dana talked one attacking the keystone pipeline, killing thousands of jobs in america.

oakland had a whole bunch of american made american design clothing. it's not. to have a few really well-made things that's it's you know you can find gtaylor j that i'm weat now do you do you shop differently now? oh, good to know. i didn't know about taylor. i look them up. i have always obsessed with this. it comes from my parents. my dad always bought american. he made a really, really big deal about buying american and also buying union. and sthat i jusinternalized and so forever in a day i have always tried buy american when i can and i can name a whole bunch of companies that i rely on. there's a lot of bait and switch. you know, when you look up american made companies on the there who list bunch you know tons of companies and unfortunately requires a tremendous amount of research cf will actually be made. the u.s., there are lots of companies that that trumpet in fact. yeah, a of clothes are designed in america but they're not made here. so in of changing how i shop i guess i've always been that really annoying person who was looking for american made t

american voters compared to palestinians after this incident, well more and 52% of the american peoplet their government to stop sending weapons to israel until the war in gaza is completely stopped. well, this shows that biden and the democrats should get these alarm bells right and... in my opinion, personally biden will be the main victim of supporting israel and supporting netanyahu in the gaza war in the american elections. thank you for your favor, mr. sarmirad . i have a final question. please give me a short answer . highlight more well, let me say something, i am a survey i was looking at this about an hour or two ago , in america, i was looking for the speech of hillary clinton , who said that i saw that the distance between biden and trump has decreased, that is, ronda used to be about 45%, now it is about 2-3%. let's say that trump is the final winner, but most of these are in domestic issues, immigration, and the financial system. who doubled the salaries during the biden era , he is very manipulative. he says that i was the only president in the last 20 years . foreigners

i cite the american statement or the official american analysis, which is an official document of thealked about it at the beginning of the war or the first month, he said we need 10 years, this is path that requires cultural, social and security adjustment, and an adjustment in the balance of power at the level of the social structure, here his explanation for the tribes refusal is that they are afraid that hamas will not be eliminated and hamas will rebound and react. אבל הוא שאב את ההשראה משם, והוא אמר את מה שאנחנו צריכים לומר, הוא לא אמר דברים חדשים, אנחנו רואים את זה כל יום, שעה שעה, שבנימין נתניהו, עבר זמנו, עבר זמנו, שראש הממשלה נתניהו איבד את הדרך, הוא איבד את הדרך מזמן, וזה אומר שצריך ללכת לבחירות עכשיו, מיד, מחם בזמן מלחמה, היית רמתכל, אין מלחמה, תעזבו כבר את הסיסמה הזו בזמן מלחמה. war, but if we ask about the results of all these conflicts, i do not think they will have results as long as he has majority in the connession as long as he has a single choice, there's only one choice for him, to continue in power and to continue the war. netanyahu has no options, all other part

my optimism is based not in theory or hope but in american history and in personal experience. i think particularly about my time in public life and especially the changes that i have witnessed since i took the oath of office as a senator on january 3, 1989. the fact is that over the past quarter century, america and the world have become freer and more prosperous. the iron curtain was peacefully torn down, and the soviet empire defeated. the eternal values of freedom and opportunity on which america was founded and for which we still stand have made global gains that were once unimaginable. we have seen the spread of democracy from central europe to southeast asia and from latin america to the middle east. hundreds of millions of people have been lifted out of poverty in places like china, india and just about every other corner of the globe. and technological advances have transformed almost every aspect of our daily lives. when i started here in the senate, a blackberry was a fruit and tweeting was something only birds did. no more. none of these extraordinary developments h

with american union workers. have ignited a manufacturing boom a semiconductor behicle boom, and more. my agenda is creating hundreds of thousands of union jobs to folks never have to leave their hometowns to findwork that can raise a -- they can raise a family on. today america once again has the strongest economy in the world. we have created a record 15 million jobs with unemployment under 4% for the longest stretch in over 50 years. growth is strong. rising and inflation is down by 2/3. with costs falling -- having fall fortune key household items gallon of gas to a gallon of milk. we have more to do, but folks are starting to feel the benefits. consumer sentiment has surged more in recent months than any time in 30 years. americans have filed a record 16 million new business applicationsook office. each one of them is an act of hope. importantly, we made these historic investments in a fiscal responsible way while making our tax system fairer. in 2022, i signed a law that imposed a new minimum tax of 1 on th

it was a response to the american talk of the elections, the americans have a collection of interestsricans are taking action. they want to hold israel, which has failed to achieve the goals including netanyahu. netanyahu is the one who bears responsibility for the lack of electoral votes for biden, and biden holds him responsible. he even goes beyond the electoral issue and deals with it as issue for the regime. i mean, if it was issue related to the regime of israel only, i believe that they would not have any problem. if biden only takes into account the american strategic political considerations and its interests in the region, he will clearly go with them in the war, but as a result of the elections issue, they're demanding the us, go beyond the elections and treat them as a state. one of netan yahu's main advisor. is the one who incited him to carry out the ground operation and continue the war, and his words are clear, he portrays the americans as well as abrahamic as people who are against israel and are putting pressure on israel and are silent about it, while the other part

illegally spy on americans.about and trolling americans data and if we cared about americans data, then we would stop the sale of americans data universally. not just with china. >> jesse: the government lost control of twitter when elon musk bought it. they still have facebook so tiktok needs to be wrought back into the american orbit. it's an election year of course, the bureau and the agency need platforms to run disinformation campaigns and censorship so they have to force a sale to the americans or ban it. and the american team who buys tiktok will pick up the phone whenever the white house, the fbi or cia calls here,, they will probably have former intel guys on the board, back during an interfering. the second american -- america owns tiktok, it won't be the same. pelosi says it will be better which means instead of the app being open season for chinese intelligence, it will be open season for american intelligence, which is the lesser of two evils. i'd rather be manipulated by my own country than a forei

and europe talk about the arab americans are complaining and muslims americans.t is much wider than that. they don't like to see their money and their guns and government supporting what has now been called a plausible genocide by the highest court of the world will stop -- world. american citizens don't feel comfortable being associated with this kind of criminality. but for the government to respond with theatrics and cartoonlike efforts to show how effective their technology is and what amazing things we can do, this is not serious. the americans have not really thought out all the implications of this shipping by air or pontoon, bridges, boats, whatever -- distribution of the food. unrwa is the most efficient food distributor in gaza and the u.s. is trying to destroy unrwa because israel asked it to end israel pushes the red button when it needs american criminal assistance and the americans tend to respond most of the time. the americans defunding unrwa is a criminal activity that has massive implications of the well-being and even survival of palestinians i

the american government said it should be deleted, it removed it, when the american government requested to take the information of certain users from tik tok , it was given. what do you know about the origin and cause of this dissatisfaction of the americans, why is it so sought after to block tik tok , in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i offer my greetings to your excellency and your respected viewers, and i offer my congratulations on the occasion of the arrival of the holy month of ramadan . our trade between america and china is not a new phenomenon. if you have read o'briano's book, he was trump's national security adviser in a book called "when we were sleeping" and he accurately predicted that we are facing a powerful technological, military and economic phenomenon called china has a wide range of analysis the war between these two countries is not a new thing and it is not new . it started in the last half of the 20th century. i remember or i think it was on the front page of the times magazine or newsweek. it was titled " dnex superpower" which means

not want more americans to be arrested and held for exchange during their reign. journalists in washington, and there should be russian journalists in moscow. the editorial says that - gershkovich, the first american journalist to be arrested in moscow for espionage since the cold war, is completely true. let's look at what happened to the last american journalist to be arrested - in moscow during the still cold war. here he is, nikolas danilov. fortunately, he is still alive, he is 89 years old, and, uh, american intelligence, and it was also clear who russia wanted to get in exchange for the russian diplomat gennady zakharov, who was arrested in new york while trying to obtain materials, only in fact he was a victim of fbi provocation, a decision was made immediately to talk directly with the kgb. that’s why i think that ronald reagan , no matter how you feel about his political philosophy, many of his decisions, but he was a statesman, and mr. biden, who insults the president of russia, is not a statesman, he is a politician, it was a big game, see you tomorrow

well, don't the americans themselves have this? through the x platform or the instagram platform and others, that is, all these things that they say they have, now the problem of the americans is that they have america wants and the domination it wants to have only itself, i have a point in this story , if we assume that social networks and the cybernetic environment are a clear environment of free flow of information, whoever wants to can go anywhere, but behind the scenes it's not like this, you see , the us government is sensitive to this data that someone else has access to . he can have access to it, and therefore that sovereignty and that power of america face to face this reduces the public opinion, so it makes us understand that virtual networks and cybernetic systems are more of a security system than a so-called soft system that is useful for the people. the information with which they can exercise power , well, until a few years ago it was in the hands of facebook , it was in the hands of meta, let's assume now it was mi

it's the safest, cleanest, it employs american teno american resources, american jobs.ies. american communities. we do it bert than anybody else, mr. --ç%etr than anybody else, mr. chair. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove:sknt to insero the record mr. levin's amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you. in response to my colleagues' statements on the other side of the aisle that fracking is safe, and that it'sjm2u safe for neary communities, i would just like to enter into the record this article from the yale school of public health, published in b'iepore: without objection. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you, mr. speaker. this erikle shows living within a mile of a fracked well directly increases the of children developing leukemia. they are not children from the radical left. they are children from across the country. the study warns that millions of people living within a mile of fracked wells wells may have been exposed to these

the americans did this to nuland.on’t know how she swears in russian, but i remember very well how she swears in her native language, and her key role was that she sent the europeans to hell, she decided who would be president, who? will be the prime minister, who will be the head of the verkhovna rada, which parties will enter parliament, and so on. do you know why she did it, because the ukrainian opposition at that time was not capable unite to find any kind of consensus on any personnel issue, only the factor of external management seated them in different offices, and then they did not last long, if you remember, within 2 years they all again entered into a certain conflict, so of course her role cannot be underestimated , this is a person who... all the best, we will miss you, one can assume that the ten-year american project in relation to russia, not ukraine, russia really failed, due to the fact that ukraine has become anti-russia, but there is no success in this sense, at the front right now, what is happeni

, americans. so it's an extraordinary bond by national cast, very true to the history and, really. i think in my thoroughly unbiased opinion, really thrilling. were you part of the filming. absolutely not. did you had so did you attend? i did. was allowed to spend a day, few days on the set, which was which was really which was extraordinary. were they true to the book? it's very true to the book. it's very true to the history. i think a part of the history that we tend to forget, i think we prefer think of the revolution as been the work of general washington. we forget there is this foreign involvement, foreign support, without which we not have had a revolution and that then to reinsert that chapter into. the story, i think, is vitally important, and this really puts it front and center and gives you a sense really the odds. at one point franklin is in paris talking about george washington's 80,000 troops, when in fact, i think washington is commanding an army of 14,000 men. i mean, these dire

, or a colombian american or a panamanian american. and then you learn when you come here as an immigrant that you are part of this body of latinos and you're called a latino, you're called the hispanic. it's for the first time that anybody realizes that they are part of this, this larger group and the groups, of course, that come are very, very different. and they inhabit different parts of the country. the cubans, of course, are in the southeast and mainly in florida, very much a presence in miami and the puerto ricans as well are in florida. but the puerto ricans are in new york and new jersey and all the way up to to maine and new hampshire and the dominican. the dominicans as well. you know, the the northeast is populated really with dominicans and puerto ricans and smatterings of everybody else, because now the population is moving around depending on where the work is. so you have the midwest finally in chicago, there's a very big body of of mexican-americans who have come up to work in the different industries. and, of course,

it shows black americans on average are at 75% of where white americans are. we are talking about unemployment, income, homeownership rates, business formation rates, life expectancy , very important ways to measure quality of life in this nation. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, a founding principle of this country says that we have to measure whether we are making progress toward parity where racial differences become a -- become insignificant in terms of the way and conditions under which people live. this is important that we look at it in light of the current efforts across the board to suppress the vote. closing polling places, voter purges, any vote by mail, ending early voting, curtailing this and creating highly restrictive voter id laws. we've had over 1000 cases of legislation in probably2/3 of the states that seek to do that and they been successful in some cases probably about 50% of the states, voter expansion efforts have been underway. this is a tension as to access to the ballot box where there's been an extreme backlash to expanded

american products and creating american jobs.t the american people are beginning to feel shr confidence is soaring. by america has been the law of 1930's. the tax administration including my predecessors, and including some democrats in the past, failed to■# american. not anymore. on my watch, federal projects that you fund by helping build am bridges, and products will be made with american products and built by american workers. paying good paying american jobs. [applause] and thanks our trips and science act, the united states is investing more research and development than ever before. ■!there's -- there was a shortae of cell phones and ships that drove up the prices. by the way, we invented those chips in america. instead of importing them, private companies are investing billions of dollars to build new chip factories here in america creating tens of thousands of [applause] paying $100,000 a in fact, my policies have attracted 650 billion dollars in private sector investmentenergy, creating tens of thousands of jobs here in

that's americans are but we are all americans.ht without fixing the border or we can fix it. [applause] i am ready to fix it. send me the border bill now. this is a motion in history happen 59 years ago todayn selma, alabama. hundreds of foot soldiers for justice marched across the bridge named after the grand dragon of the ku klux klan to claim their fundamental right to vote. they were beaten, they were bloodied, and left for dead late friend and former colleague john lewis was on that march. march. weakness him. [applause]■a [applause] joining us tonight are other marchers in the galley and on the floor including b may known as the voice of selma the daughter of gospel singers and a preacher she sang songs of prayer and approach us on that bloodied sunday to help shake the nation's conscience. five months later the voting rights act■j passed and was sigd into law. [applause] hank you, thank you. [applause] [applause] fifty-nine years later taking us back in time. voter suppression, left election subversion dark money extreme ge

the americans now held up in trenton.was the delaware river had washington boxed in in the trenton area. and what washington did was used his natural barrier at the us and pin creek to slow british forces and he occupied the high ground across the creek and for miles upriver in order to block the british and make themk him. and the strength lies in the defense because has now dug in prepared positions and he's able to put nearly 40 cannons under the command. henry knox on the high ground overlooking this one key bridge at the creek, the marines and walder. any associates are initial highly placed on the right flank to be able to block any british attempts to cross the creek and what washington does to buy time in order to allow forces to consolidate and dig in is he sends a gentleman named edward hand and virginia and maryland riflemen up north in order to conduct delaying tactics against british as they depart and fight their way south all the way to trenton. and you can see these little burst represent each of the engag

americans understand perfectly well.raine for a long time, and moreover, they are preparing provocations against russia. however, according to experts, such a leak put an end to the transfer of german taurus missiles to kiev. berlin does not want to further worsen relations with moscow. in a belarusian liberator is running through the forests of the baltic states. the army, another gang of mercenaries, which is being prepared for war with our country. poland is increasing military production, training extremist regiments, and those who once called themselves politicians and tried to bring freedom and european values ​​to belarusians speak about this openly. today they are literally begging foreign military personnel for intervention. still, it was not in vain that we walked around minsk under the bachb flags. it’s a pity, the tools, in addition to the withdrawal of troops to... provocation on the border as a reason for the outbreak of a war as old as time, many conflicts from local to global scale, owe their beginning to

be made with american products and built by american workers. paying american jobs. [applause] and thanks to our trips and science act, the united states is investing more research and development than ever before. there's -- there was a shortage of cell phones and ships that drove up the prices. by the way, we invented those chips in america. instead of importing them, private cpanies are investing billions of dollars to build new chip factories here in america creating tens of thousands of jobs, many"e■7 paying $100,000 a year and don't require a college degree. [applause] in fact, my policies have attracted 650 billion dollars in private sector investment, clean energy, advanced manufacturing, creating tens of thousands of jobs here in america. thanks to our bipartisan infrastructure law, 46 thousand new projects have been announced across all communities. by the way, i noticed some of you who strongly voted against it are there cheering on. [applause] i'm with you. if any of you don't want that money in your district, just let me know. [laug

like, actually, why have you met an american american? so is it just racism is the answer just raises a large part of it. yeah, jefferson is really. and notes on the state of virginia. he writes about these massive sort of earth mounds that that are discovered near st louis. he has this of long again. he dudes long kind of exposition about where could these have come from? where could these mountains have been produced? certainly could not have been. these are impressive structures. they show advanced civilization and he's like they definitely could not been native americans. it was probably ancient. romans who came to the united states at some point, thousands of years ago, built them and then left and had to have been a civilization on par with ancient rome. it have been indigenous people, which is bonkers because like right. this is like the principle is like the most obvious answers probably. the answer it was it was obviously indigenous aliens. they. right, right. it's aliens. yeah. rather a pyramid is simply the most reasonable whic

i’m already ready to listen to the americans, you see, and if the americans lean towards trump, no courtsmply, in order to prevent this, the deep state will agree, as it once agreed to abandon clinton in favor trump, well , remember, that’s it. after all, everything was leaning towards clinton, everything was leaning towards that , all of this was clear, in my opinion, to everyone in general, yes, yes, for many this is a terrible sum that has come true, yes, so here it seems to me that we won’t we must already be afraid of this deep state, it is no longer able to control this colossus, which it itself has brought into this - into such an imbalance, and i think that yes, it’s worth listening, it’s worth listening to the americans, for the sake of the world image of the usa, it’s worth electing another. dmitry vyacheslavich, and of course i can’t help but turn to you for a comment on the words of russian leader vladimir putin that it is easier for russia to work with biden? let's hear direct speech and comment: for us, who is better, biden or trump? biden, he's a man more experienced, he is

the american government is in such a position that a poverty is actually american geography, that is, the information of american users is not stored outside of the united states. currently, the majority. the ownership of this system is in the hands of the americans, with these qualities, we can say that there are three very serious encounters with this platform. there has been a case going back to the year 2020 during trump's time that there is a lot of pressure on this platform that the system will actually become american or be blocked . it belongs to oracle, walmart and bytedancey, which itself is 40 percent american, which means that if you count all of these, 52 percent will make this software american. the second period goes back to 2023, almost a year ago, march 1401, despite all this. use it in offices the government will be banned, and finally, the last thing happened on wednesday 23rd asvand 1402 march 2024, when the house of representatives approved that within 165 days, this company will be given the opportunity to become fully american owned, fully american , fully ameri

in accordance with american law, ukrainian companies do not have a license to repair the barrels of americanntellectual property rights. well, the lack of intelligence in ukraine is easily compensated by excessive activity. in the meantime, kiev really needs to do something, become even more active. this is not the first time. american journalists write that russian high-explosive aerial bombs have changed the balance of power at the front. the powerful fab-1500 aerial bomb is controlled by a special guidance system and, with the help of retractable wings, reaches the target. it causes very serious damage great pressure on the morale of soldiers. fab 1500 changed the balance of power on the front line. what other surprises await our enemy on the line of contact were discussed in the popular stream. a major success for our troops , avdeevsky was of great importance during the assault , in preparation for the assault our so-called smart bombs played a role, if we are ahead of the planet, we really are with these bombs, because the information is that vtu exchanged smart bombs against our stron

by prosecuting americans.er m being here is to say what this bill says. which is we will bring civil action, the government will bring a civilit against you in you -- if you so much as host them here. if you have an app store that allows them to be here. you are an american or americant company, you will be the target of this bill. those are the only people who can be pursued under this bill. tiktok, so they say. to go after i would just close by saying that we are sitting here with phones made in china. wearing suits made maid in ch china. we drove cars here with chips made in china. and there are foreign adversary, by golly we are going to do something about it. what are we going to do? we are going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. they can't go to certain websites that the president designates. i urge my colleagues to oppose this well-intentioned bill because it will have bad consequences. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yiel