the dutch newspaper nrc published a big article, it is fashionable now to expose russian disinformation, russian influence campaigns, here is a big article, the headline, think about it. the kremlin is undermining ukraine's trust through a russian company, can you imagine , yes, what a horror, well, well, the kremlin is using a russian company, i'm interested, and this is illogical, in general, well, it's clear that we cannot support, muscovite pseudoscience, they talk for a whole page about how the kremlin, through an agency that is here americans recently made public, yes, they spread fakes about ukraine, disinformation about zelensky. for example, they say, as an example of disinformation, they once published a caricature of zelensky, they spread a caricature of zelensky on social networks, signing it a bad jew, who is zeguing in a yarmulke, this is disinformation, that is, caricatures in our time, it turns out, have become an example of disinformation, which does not correspond here, well, of course, well, in any case , he caricatures, he zegues, he just doesn’t wear a yarmulke, aft

interesting, it really seems that they understand all this, the dutch, again very russophobic newspaper nrcpublishing today the plot, analyzing the situation at the front, in the ukrainian one, and they cite the opinions and analysts of their military, the ukrainian military, all unanimously say that kursk took away, zelensky's kursk adventure took away a lot of resources, and indeed at the front, in the pokrovsk direction, primarily in the donbass, ukraine is experiencing, and have you noticed? how competently we act there, that is, we did not rush, racking our brains in a narrow wedge, we noticed, well, you heard syrsky and zelensky, yes, that we did not advance there a meter, so well, yes, and i somehow right personally on foot kilometers, well everyone understands this, yes again even western ukrainian said that there is a russian constantly shouting, screaming the collapse of the front and so on, but by the way. you said about the fact that i trampled on the sign for a while, about the fact that ukrainians understand, there are generally boycotts guys, you shouldn't joke with them, the

that prototype will need to go into licensing procedure with the nrc. complete, we'll be looking to try and deploy these roundabout 2030 as a commercial product but we'll be confident if the commercialization sometime around 2027-2028. liz: hold on, james. i love your optimism, but the biggest problem with nuclear power plants has been the permitting process. it takes something like 20 years to even get approval to start building. what makes you think that the government would allow people to strap a nuclear reactor on to the back of a truck that can drive around and i'm sure you're making them safe, but this could take a longer time could it not? >> i'm glad you mentioned the government because they need nuclear power now. they are in a bind where that's why there's so much bipartisan support for these things so they have now issued a mandate on the regulator to make sure the licensing process is reduced to a maximum of 25 months. so that's actually from the government already, so once we put in and look even my timeline there, 2030, 2031 doesn't accou

the russophone newspaper of the netherlands nrc has already practically surrendered ugledar and they liberation of the city will be a blow to zelensky. according to sources. russia and in the west, russian troops began another assault on ugledar on tuesday morning. part of the city was taken. a turn on the front in the ugledar area would mean an important breakthrough for moscow, both militarily and morally. ugledar was considered by the ukrainians to be an impregnable fortress on front lines. eventually, the remaining ukrainian defenders will be forced to abandon the city. the offensive on ugledar is part of a larger russian offensive in the donbas that began earlier this year. the fall of ugledar will also have military implications for the unstable situation in pokrovsk, located 50 km north of ugledar. zelensky's owner, the united states, is also mentally preparing for the surrender of ugledar, the american institute for the study of war writes that it turns out that ugledar is not so important for ukraine. taking ugledar is unlikely to give russian forces any special operational

at the time, the nrc and republican thought that that would be a great cycle.t turned out to be a pretty horrendous one. as bad as people remember the romney experience being the senate was worse. it was an array of all great paper candidates that flopped everywhere. it set back the project of getting the majority. if you think about how those classes work, you weave in and out of good midterm cycle, good presidential cycle, good midterm cycle because of the ways these cycles work in the pendulum swings. this is the first time that it sinks back up with the presidential. what does that mean? in ohio that means flashforward from 2012. the last time he was on the ballot with the presidential candidate. the people that trump brings out where the people that either stayed home or were still okay with obama after 2012. so, the fundamentals of that state are such that trump should win it by eight or 1210 points. in an environment where it is just so much harder to fight political gravity and maintain an independent identity such that people are willing to split their

right to sean hannity's desk to tell him everybody that he won the debate, but he lost the baby knows, nrc would never showed up in the spin room if he had won that debate. >> and he's generally if a night goes well, of course, you don't do that and he knows he lost the debate and he knows he's debating her again. >> but he has to have a buildup. he thinks as a negotiating chip, he's trying to show his macho so flex. and i said to you before the show started, i knew where he was in trouble at 6:57 p.m. tuesday night. i was with governor newsom. i looked at governor newsome has said he's in trouble because he's landing the plane at 6:57 p.m. for a 9:00 show and he's not going to be ready. he's going to be unraveled. >> where is harris had been there for jack kennedy in 1960, got there before richard nixon got there the night before i mean, he spent the whole day of that debate. in fact, in his hotel room, like looking at three by five cards, going over answers and the vice president was there the day before for she look well rested. >> she was very well-prepared, but he's macho man. he was

fact, a trademark of this ukraine, and you know, when today a dutch newspaper, the dutch newspaper nrcable to expose russian disinformation, russian companies, influence, here is a big material, a headline, think about it, the kremlin is undermining ukraine 's trust through a russian company, imagine, yes, what a horror. uses a russian company, i'm interested, and this is illogical, in general, well, it's clear that we cannot support, they talk for a whole page spread about how the kremlin, through the agency that the americans recently made public, yes, is spreading fakes about ukraine, disinformation about zelensky, for example, they say, as an example they cited disinformation, they somehow published a caricature of zelensky, distributed. networks caricature of zelensky, signing it bad jew, who he in a yarmulke zeguet, this is disinformation, that is, caricatures in our time, it turns out, have become an example of disinformation, what? when he showed how from the heart to the sun from the heart to the sun joyful here is such an activity but at the same time yes they tell there what

i have several questions to be answered at a later date to the nrc and frk have both responded that the d.o.e. has not. do you have the commitment and will you commit to responding to my questions over the next 30 days? >> definitely we will commit to responding to your questions and i know it's in the review process but we are happy to sit with you in person and brief you in its in the review process. >> on secretary that was generated now may pick you up for five people sitting behind you. what are the review processes do you have? >> this is beyond them. >> i know it's beyond them. let's move on. let's talk about nuclear fuel. we have 88 tons of nuclear fuel and for people watching this hearing it's basically the size of one olympic pool. many countries including france are great friends and partners around the globe have invested in recycling nuclear fuel now and the amount of nuclear fuel we have that states we could power the united states for 400 years. is the d.o.e. going through in exploring recycling nuclear fuel and instead of the constant conversation and dogma about nuclear

i submitted several questions to be answered at a later date, the nrc and -- responded but the d.o.e. has not. are you going to commit to responding to my questions over the next 30 days? >> i'm not sure over the next 30 days, definitely we will commit to responding to your questions, i know it is in a review process. we are also happy to sit with you in person and brief to on answers. it is in review process right now. >> this was january, it is made, you have four or five people sitting behind you, what other review process do you need to answer one member -- >> it is beyond them . >> i know it is beyond them. let's move on. nuclear fuel, 88 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel, for the people watching this hearing, d it basically takes up the size of one olympic pool. many countries including france, one of her great friends and partners around the globe, they have invested in recycling spent nuclear fuel and the amount of spent nuclear fuel we have in the united states, we could power the united states for roughly 400 years. is the d.o.e. going through and exploring recycling spent n