that means make america great again. a couple of democrats do not quite get it. just as we did two years ago we are going to stop the invasion on the border, it is an invasion, our southern border. i think the worst in the world. no third world country would allow that to happen. they would be there with sticks and stones if they had to be, but nothing like that. this is innovation that nobody has ever seen anything like it and i think the real number could be 15 million people. not four or 5 million people. they are coming from prisons and they are coming from mental institutions and they are coming from a lot of bad basis. it will cause us a lot of problems and we have to get that straightened out and we have to get it straightened out fast and we have to remove a lot of people very very fast, because we cannot have what they are sending. they are sending people who are killers, murderers, rapists, and they are sending terrorists or terrorists are coming on their own, and we cannot allow this to happen. so the illegal border crossings are going to be sent strai

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i spent hundreds of hours working in our figure, the values that make america great are still alive and well on farms like these. people in the first district have a pioneering spirit with them, the same way they did over 160 years ago. we know one on -- one another. we sacrifice one another. we are farmers renters feedlots managers, bankers teachers doctors nurses and parents. i did a lot of listening, i held listening sessions each month, received 10,000 -- tens of thousands of calls, and letters. i met with other members of the congress to listen with them. i was in a town hall 100 and 26 times over the last few years, and i am hearing up to start my town hall to her next week. as i travel across the district i hear concerns about inflation, the border prices, -- presence, sweeping exceeded borders, out-of-control government spending, sky high taxes and the apartment basic rights like the second amendment and the right to life i have long said that if it matters to a kansan, it matters to me, in response to what i heard the last two years and what i have seen both in congress, i deve

it's credited in some part of having said, america is great because she is good. ceases to be good, america will cease to be great. the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today, the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance bussed goodness -- because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we, democrats, are offering the people of america, through this unique body, a good man who has the best interests of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principles that make this country great. madam clerk, i'm honored to carry out the directives of the house democratic caucus and submit to this august body the name of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> to submit a name for nomination for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. my colleague from california, mr. garcia, is a patriot. i deeply, dee

united states of america great britain combined during the second world war, what happened monstrously especially when the leaders of these countries start from talking about peace and teaching us how to live? the ministry of defense announced the latest data about how the special operation is progressing, the russian armed forces destroyed more than 60 ukrainian militants in a day. in the kupyansky direction, another nineties of the radicals were eliminated. in the area of ​​the red lemon, air defense systems intercepted strongly ukrainian drones in the lpr, as well as rockets from the olhab multiple launch rocket system, the dpr, and this is what else the official representative of the department igor konashenkov said. in the donetsk direction volunteers of assault detachments with operational-tactical and army fire support aviation of the missile forces and artillery, the southern other district liberated the settlement of the salt of the donetsk people of the republic in a day in this direction, up to 90 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed, three armored combat vehicles, fo

it's credited in some part of having said, america is great because she is good. if america ceases to be good, america will cease to be great. the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today, the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance bussed goodness -- because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we, democrats, are offering the people of america, through this unique body, a good man who has the best interests of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principles that make this country great. madam clerk, i'm honored to carry out the directives of the house democratic caucus and submit to this august body the name of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> to submit a name for nomination for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. my colleague from california, mr. garcia, is a patriot. i d

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they are credited in quarters with having said "america is great because she is good. if america ceases to be good, america will cease to be great." the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we, democrats, are offering people of america through this unique body a good man who has the best interest of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principles that make this country great. madame clerk, i am honored to carry out directives of the democratic caucus and submit to this august body of the of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. [cheers and applause] >> for what purpose does a gentleman from florida rise? >> to submit a name for nomination of speaker of the house. >> the gentleman is recognize. >> thank you speaker, garcia knows the horribly high regard i hold him income he is a patriot, i deeply, deeply admire him but i must take some exce

they just hear this as another phrase in a whole line of phrases like make america great. again, american exceptionalism, greatness of america that have been spewed out from different kinds of people throughout our history. christian, someone argue that christian nationalism is gaining political clout, a number of politicians like marjorie taylor green. lauren bober and republican pennsylvania ban atoria candidate doug master nano. have all been increasingly in the spotlight while towing the christian nationalism line. is christian nationalism influence on the rise, or is it a matter of these voices being louder and taking up more space in the political discourse? it's both it's about. and that's not something that we've seen really just in the last few months of initially when scholars social scientists. and so we're surfacing this and saying this is christian nationalism and it's authoritarian and anti democratic and it's all of these other things we saw inside christian spaces among those who are promoting christian nationalism deny that even existed and say that you're

here donald trump stood for america 1st make america great. again, america. first, annuity is process law processes, but very few people should have more money. so that to me is that's my, one of the rally cries that i have in addition to the unsurmountable dead. but i'm worried about what country am it is being, am overwhelmed and flooded with welfare and illegal immigration and to the tune of over 20 train dollars and dead. and you, it was just going to collapse under is on, on wait. some estimates such as veterans like chris hill, now make up at least 25 percent of militia rosters in the united states. yes, so back in 2009 when i wrote the now the story is department homeland security, right? we extreme as a report. i did have a little section in there that talked about returning veterans and how they could potentially be recruited by these, you know, right, we extremist groups to boost the biling capabilities of these groups and help them train and, and, you know, perfect their skills. so one of the ways that the recruit online is through websites, twitte

since we are united with the orthodox people who belong to our church in the united states of america greatern europe anywhere we are one church.

realistic and understand that only the statement of the key nuclear powers, the united states of america, greatritain and france, regarding whatever -what attempt to use nuclear weapons will mean a total and immediate response in these three countries, which will result in the destruction not only of the russian nuclear triad, but also on the territory of russia itself. i think that such things are read by people who are still able to think in russia. it after all, first of all, those people who can operate these weapons will have such a cold shower on their heads with very formative consequences, because it is unlikely that anyone, except for the insane putin and his close ones, wants to die in this thermonuclear catastrophe and go to paradise, that's why there may be such elements of political pressure and political influence on those who will have power in russia after that, but this is not the only factor, sergey, because there is a factor er, national-territorial russia is not homogenous state russia is a state that consists of many more than one and a half hundred e-e peoples and national

weapons in order to to drive the aggressor from our lands, in general, the united states of america and greatritain gave us more than 30 billion dollars, and this is not the end, almost all the brotherly eastern european countries extended a hand of support to us, and even when further in the west of europe , warsaw, tallinn, vilnius, prague , bratislava and others doubted or hesitated in the capitals of countries that know what the russian occupation is, they convinced in unison that the victory of ukraine in its fair fight against the aggressor is the victory of the whole of europe, and they not only convinced but also helped beat the aggressor at the same time, the baltic countries even allocate aid to us in the amount of almost 1% of their gross domestic product, but the transformation of the attitude of some western european leaders to support ukraine, in particular the president of france, emmanuel macron, and especially the chancellor of germany, olaf scholz, is impressive. before the invasion, they talked until the very end that putin does not intend to attack ukraine, however, after

realists to understand that only the statement of the key nuclear powers of the united states of america, great britain and france regarding the fact that any attempt to use nuclear weapons will mean total and urgent the answer in these three countries, which will result in the destruction not only of the russian nuclear triad, but of themselves on the territory of russia. i think that such things are read by people who are still able to think in russia, and these are, after all, primarily those people who can to control these weapons, they will have the result of such a cold shower on their heads with very formative consequences, because it is unlikely that anyone except the maddened poo and his close ones wants to die in this thermonuclear disaster and go to heaven, so there can be people here such e-e elements of the political pressure and political influence on those who, after that, will have power in russia, but this is not the only factor, sergey, because there is also a national-territorial factor, russia is not a homogeneous state, russia is a state which consists of a multitude of mor

let's look at the material in the case of the united states of america and great britain .ukraine, washington and london actively warned us that russia was preparing for war and already during the last few months before its start provided us with significant military aid for that so that we could stop the aggressor and then they continued to send us a lot of weapons to drive the aggressor from our lands in general, the united states of america and great britain gave us more than 30 billion dollars and this is not the end almost all the brotherly eastern european countries extended a hand of support to us and even when further in the west of europe, in warsaw, tallinners, vilnius, prague , bratislava and other capitals of countries who know what the russian occupation is, they doubted or hesitated in unison, convinced that the victory of ukraine in its just fight against the aggressor is the victory of the whole of europe and not only convinced, but also help beat the aggressor , while the baltic countries even allocate aid to us in the amount of almost 1% of their gross dom

united states of america great britain put together during the second world war, what a monstrous thingpened and especially when the leaders of these countries start talking about peace and teaching us how to live? and today. we see that germany is starting to supply tanks to ukraine , and they must answer for these losses that our people have suffered. let us recall once again the blockade of leningrad lasted almost 900 days from september 8, 1941, completely lifted on january 27, 43, more than a million dead, most of them, and there a terrible figure of 632.253 people died of starvation on commemorative events that are taking place all over the country today dmitry akimov for every resident of st. petersburg january 18 a special day, because there is no family in the city that would not be affected by the clouds for the president of the country, the day of breaking the blockade of leningrad is also a very personal holiday. vladimir putin lays flowers at the boundary stone memorial in the leningrad region. on this bridgehead, his father vladimir spiridonovich fought and was wounded. vl

him that no one will escape responsibility for the war crimes of france and the united states of america greatn, germany and other nato countries in donbas, as we can see, rogozin, who is a member of putin's grand team and who is also held responsible for war crimes, threatens other countries with this fragment, they are talking about what you see, how you have behaved very rudely with the bottom of mo. let me tell you, what do you think? these eyes, oh, oh, oh, clowning, which is constantly arranged by the euro into the lake, and by medvedev and the same putin, it is, in principle, designed more for the domestic consumer, or do they really think of themselves and imagine themselves as navels of the earth who can in the principle of doing anything and everything, threatening and talking, we will repeat it now, we will make europe what happened during the second world war well, when you said about rogozin's place, then immediately about the place that was once advertised by official russian sources , it is, as you said, lower part of the back or the upper part of the legs, uh, i would not like

it's really good business at the expense of america's great friend, the ukranian. so it's really quite sickening here. let me go to a lionel in new york. you know, line apparently a member of congress wants to erect a bust of zalinski in the house of representatives. how do you feel about that? i can't say because this is a family show me i you say of the right now i want to imagine a thought experiment. we're going to the future 25 years from now. i hope we're still here and somebody asks me to explain the russian ukrainian military operation . why did it happen? who was behind it? what was the information? and i happen to have a list of all of these left ish, crazy, prudent apologise. who came out basically asking whether this was a wise thing to do. william burns connelly's arise, bob gate, berry posen, posting in foreign affairs, henry kissinger, john mearsheimer, the great, jonathan paul, noam chomsky. mister ritter, whom i respect the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor and, and the grandaddy of them all. george kennan the expert, the author of conta

the construction jobs are part of what makes america great.put thousands and thousands of people to work building systems, whether it is a pipeline system, a highway system, a building, manufacturing and automobile. -- an automobile. it takes hundreds to do that but you only have one driver. this notion that you are killing jobs by building a pipeline, i don't even understand the logic is in that. i will say this, even the secretary of energy herself has said pipelines are the safest way and the most expedient way to move oil and gas. why wouldn't we want that oil from a friend in canada rather than what the biden administration is doing going to iran and saudi arabia and venezuela and dictators around the world that don't like us very much? host: adele in springfield, illinois. caller: good morning, miss greta. i don't know where to start. let me start with what you just got done saying. the pipeline, true, you corrected that. you said the oil produced domestically does not go to america. that is one of the reasons -- guest: that is not what

connections with the the arms per manufacturer is it's really good business at the expense of america's great friend, the ukranian. so it's really quite sickening here. let me go to lionel in new york . you know, line apparently a member of congress wants to erect a bust of zalinski in the house of representatives. how do you feel about that? i can't say because this is a family show me, i just say something right now. i want to imagine a thought experiment. we're going to the future 25 years from now. i hope we're still here and somebody asks me to explain the russian ukrainian military operation . why did it happen? who was behind it? what was the information? and i happen to have a list of all of these left ish, crazy, prudent apologist. who came out basically asking whether this was a wise thing to do. william burns connelly's or right? bob gate, barry posen, posting in foreign affairs, henry kissinger, john mearsheimer, the great jonathan paul, noam chomsky. mister ritter, whom i respect the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor and, and the grandaddy of them all. george kennan th

him that no one will escape responsibility for the war crimes of france, the united states of america, greatn, germany and other nato countries in donbas, as we see rogozin, who is a member of putin's great team and who is also held responsible for war crimes, threatens other countries with this fragment, they are talking about what you see, how do you they did a very rude thing to the bottom of my mouth. let me tell you, what do you think about these eyes, this is this clowning that is constantly arranged by tiru vozin and medved, yes, the same putin, in principle, it is designed more for the domestic consumer or do they really think of themselves and er imagine themselves as the navels of the earth who can basically do anything and threaten and talk about everything we will do it again now we will make europe what happened during the second world war well when you said about rogozin's place, right away, about a place that is advertised in our country by official russian sources , as you said, the lower part of the back or the upper part of the legs. silav otaki that's three times plus, it'

inhabitants died of starvation, the number of deaths is more than the losses of the united states of america great the second world war, what happened monstrously and especially when the leaders of these countries begin to speak about peace and teach us how to live? and today. we see that germany is starting to supply tanks to ukraine, and they must answer for these losses that our people suffered. the city on the neva is forever inscribed in history as an example of the special heroism of its inhabitants. 1941 was the hungriest time of the blockade of food supplies in the city almost no deliveries were left blocked many had to stretch out only 125 g of bread for a day, but did not give up did everything so that children and women and the elderly worked in factories to do everything they could do for the front for the victory of the blockade. in leningrad, people voluntarily donated about 144 tons of donated blood. that is, this is a fairly large number of trains. for this, it is generally necessary to have this blood. as a matter of fact, help to the blockade was delivered on the ice of lake lado

actively noisy minority under the slogan of the magician, we are like america, that is, we will make america greatthis is a minority, unfortunately, it can play a very negative role in providing us with adequate help, but i must say that 45 billion have been laid they have already remained in the military budget, they have already become law, and then i still think that under the pressure of the american democratic forces and the white house , we will be given help that is absolutely necessary for our victory. thank you, mr. yuriy yuriy shcherbak, diplomat, public figure , writer saved ukraine in israel, usa thank you to canada for an interesting conversation and an interesting discussion. well, the latest information about germany is from the head of the bundestag, the german parliament. their names are kathryn goering eckart and wolfgang kubik. they advocated the supply of leopard tanks to ukraine. deutsche welle reports on everything. we must do and provide everything possible. and leopard tanks was emphasized by the representative of the green faction, the other from this is the head of the bu

organize the environment for the refugees that they could feel at home e.e., for example, in canada, america , great, there were many waves of immigration and our communities understood how to accept new emigrants and include public life, and we are doing just that, there is a program, for example , e.e. in toronto. my wife, my children volunteer, they are called pereshut store and refugees can come there for free and take e-e equipment to the house for cleaning, they can take medicines, we have and this is one of the many examples of schools, we organize , we organize employment, and most importantly, we work with our governments everywhere in the world so that we were like the voice of the refugees that we could provide them with social protection so that there was an opportunity for the children to study properly so that they were provided for and i would say that all the western civilized countries where there are our refugees are very respectful to them and to us it is important that they hear what they are, so that they are not assimilated. it is important for us to protect them, secondly, to

it's credited in some part of having said, america is great because she is good. if america ceases to be good, america will cease to be great. the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today, the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance bussed goodness -- because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we, democrats, are offering the people of america, through this unique body, a good man who has the best interests of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principles that make this country great. madam clerk, i'm honored to carry out the directives of the house democratic caucus and submit to this august body the name of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> to submit a name for nomination for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. my colleague from california, mr. garcia, is a patriot. i d

and everyone was saying over here, the bbc, etc. are it's the make america great, are it's the make america, a wing you know, wing , the party a wing you know, wing, the party causing this trouble . but trump causing this trouble. but trump has endorsed mccarthy . isn't has endorsed mccarthy. isn't this doing the image of the republic party? isn't it doing it huge harm in the short run? i think it is. it's not a good thing. and like watching the making of sausage, it's always a little bit frustrating, but also it's important to stick by principle and nigel, there's no better example on planet than yourself . and as you for years yourself. and as you for years stood for what was right. and lo and behold, when the moment came that came with a thunderclap . that came with a thunderclap. and there are folks that the time has come and mr. trump was a part of it . yet in his efforts a part of it. yet in his efforts to lead, he tried to accommodate some folks and in the process, they turned on him . what the they turned on him. what the what the freedom caucus is saying, look, let's do it . let's

and everyone was saying over here, the bbc, etc. are it's the make america great, are it's the make america, a wing you know, wing , the party a wing you know, wing, the party causing this trouble . but trump causing this trouble. but trump has endorsed mccarthy . isn't has endorsed mccarthy. isn't this doing the image of the republic party? isn't it doing it huge harm in the short run? i think it is. it's not a good thing. and like watching the making of sausage, it's always a little bit frustrating, but also it's important to stick by principle and nigel, there's no better example on planet than yourself . and as you for years yourself. and as you for years stood for what was right. and lo and behold, when the moment came that came with a thunderclap . that came with a thunderclap. and there are folks that the time has come and mr. trump was a part of it . yet in his efforts a part of it. yet in his efforts to lead, he tried to accommodate some folks and in the process, they turned on him . what the they turned on him. what the what the freedom caucus is saying, look, let's do it . let's

march 2014 russia officially annexes crimea who begins to apply sanctions the united states of america greatin you note that the european union did not actually apply sanctions , germany, italy, france did not apply those sanctions and the year 2022 began when european politicians did not believe that this would happen. and after it happened, you you know, skyda said absolutely correctly today. my friend said that it was worth it, because of course these weapons should arrive sooner than a month or two. but on the other hand , the european world, the european establishment , must understand the process of how much information there was about ukraine until 2022, not much about the history of ukraine and in europe, everyone believed that ukraine is a part of russia, and no one knew that in 1654, when the pereyaslav council of rusyns took place, that is , there were 11 million ukrainians and two nine muscovites million and then processes took place for a century and russia cannot be an empire or ask for russia and muscovy cannot be an empire without ukraine and as far as i am concerned those pr

america is great because she is good. if america ceases to be good, america will cease to be great. the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we democrats are offering the people of america, through this unique body, a good man who has the best interests of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principals that make this country great. madam clerk, i am honored to carry out the directives of the house democratic caucus and submit to this body the name of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. [ applause ] >> he is an esteemed leader. veteran of the civil rights movement. very close to john lewis, himself a great civil rights leader. had seniority over jeffries but stepped aside in the interests of collegiality and having the younger generation take over. he, hoyer and nancy pelosi all stepped aside. >> what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >>

the greatness of america lies in the goodness that exists within the american people. today, the greatness of our nation hangs in the balance, because the goodness of the american people is at stake. we democrats are offering the people of america through this unique body a good man who has the best interest of the american people at heart and is committed to preserving the fundamental principles that make this country great. madam clerk, i am honored to carry out the directives. the house democratic caucus and submit to this august body the name of hakeem jeffries to be speaker of the united states house of representatives. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise. >> to submit a name for nomination of speaker of the house. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. my colleague from california mr. garcia knows the high regard i hold him in. he is a patriot, i deeply, deeply admire him but i must take some exception with some of the comments he made in his nomination. first he said mr. mccarthy has

you can take that right to great america north and the other great america station. caltrans uses vta from their mountain view station. even capital corridor has an option to get to the great america station. on the website they talk about the ace train getting there. ace train is not an option for anybody until at least monday because of the landslide we've been covering. >> the parking lot opens at noon, that means the tailgate starts at noon unless you are watching at home. can you tune in to nbc bay area, coverage starts at 2:30 immediately following and also immediately following the game. the divisional playoff weekend here on nbc bay area with patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs host the jacksonville jaguars. kickoff for that game is 1:30 tomorrow. "football night in america" begins at noon. >>> happening today bay area mayors will visit the white house. here is a live look at washington this morning. some of the mayors will be there earlier this week for the warriors visiting there. this time the mayors will attend a roundtable discussing with president

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either france and great britain are us allies in nato, and the united states of america at that time wanted to establish friendly relations with the arab countries, and in order to reduce the influence of the soviet union in these states. this is certainly the support that the soviet union provided to gamal abdelnasar in this crisis. tut uh, the famous ultimatum khrushchev, of course, he scared the european countries of israel, including forcing the united states to negotiate more actively with its allies, and in order to withdraw to the troops from the ees as soon as possible. well, then already now to agree on a peaceful settlement of this issue in moscow. khrushchev. he was then chairman of the council of ministers and said that a million soviet volunteers were ready. go to egypt in order to beat the english french israelis. and what is a million soviet volunteers yes, this is an army, this is not volunteers are just regular soviet troops who would be transferred to egypt and disperse this entire expeditionary anglo-french corps, if the volunteers go to fight in egypt to support t

his organization, flag the foundation for liberty in america and greatness. does the most amazing work inspire in k through 12 americans students to love and understand their country more than. 1.3 million kids in america use one of flag's resources on our founding documents. that's really amazing. wouldn't you say? nick is also become a huge social media influencer with millions of followers on facebook twitter and instagram. if you're already follow him on facebook, make sure you do. you're missing out. or president trump loved him so much in 2020, he gave nick a precedent. presidential appointment to the smithsonian institute of board, a role he has said will be in until 2026. newspapers were calling nick trump's author because the president endorsed three of nick's books, and in his four years in the white house, even bob woodward spoke about it in his book, recounting trump, telling him about next book when bob woodward was in the oval office. so he didn't stop talking about this wonderful young man. think about this for a minute. coming to this country a