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americans are best served with some sort of agreement with iran . that delays income against their move toward a nuclear weapon. that negotiation continues. tactically and across the middle east, iran is already using the same drones. the same models they have now provided to russia. we have seen in syria, lebanon, and other states. there is a very definite pattern. these are not sophisticated devices. but they are produced and launched in such large numbers that no air defense system can expect 100% success. only a few of them have to get through to knock out an electrical grid. >> is what the u.s. giving ukraine right now, does that make it easier, whether it is patriot or other systems to go after these drones. or is that technology not there yet. >> they provide 90% effectiveness against drones. but a single drone can knock out the electricity for a city. that is why going to the launching source of these drones or interrupting the supply chain might be more lucrative. >> while we are waiting, i want to come back to you on this central question

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raised in mississippi, author, he has a layman's work is all about the black experience in the american south. best selling memoir, heavy explores issues around race, identity, masculinity and trauma. growing up as a black man himself. the book has been banned by misery school district, along with hundreds of other titles. and he's going to join us to discuss the legacy of racism. and what book bands mean for the cultural identity of the united states. that conversation is coming up next. but 1st 4 months, residents of jackson, mississippi have lacked access to say drinking water. and in some cases, running water at all after floods overwhelmed the cities water treatment facilities in august. now, water pressure has been partially restored and some federal and state resources have been allocated to repair the water system. but jackson's infrastructure was go far beyond the latest crisis. during us to discuss this weeks headliner, jackson, mayor choke way and tar. lemme ah, mayor took wilma, thank you so much for joining us on up front. thank you for having me. always good to talk with you there abo

security my hope would be that we wouldti look at the amount of money that we best or don't invest in her youngest americans. this country and best lesson her youngest people then pretty mucs any other industrial country and i askha you where we are the political spectrum, for making less investments in earlynt childhood education, and her kids that age five, or a lot less prepared to learn and german kids in japanese and korean kids, what you think will happen global competition of why my hopeful there may be a conversation about that is because senatorna mitt romney hs bill the senate that would provide for additional resources for early childhood education. >> it is 23000 minutes and independence is (202) 748-8003 what are your impressions of hakim jeffries now becoming minority leader next year. >> it's an exciting thing and i have literally in this respect for nancy pelosi and the republicans are going to like themselves on fire when i say this but for three years from now they will agree with municipal is equal go industries arguably the most important maybe top three supported speakers in our history

to open in lviv in a few months, she promises that the new center will not be inferior to the best americanin terms of equipment and personnel training to institutions from connecticut iryna solomko voice of america and that's the end of it thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian see you tomorrow good luck dads andriy yanitsky keeps the economy under control yes, we are talking about economic news on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry numbers and clear terms. it is about the economy. it is about the ability to analyze , forecast and profit, but what will be the exchange rates of salaries and pensions and how will the prices of products change? information about everything that affects our a wallet, and informed means armed, watch the economic news project with andrii yanitsky on weekdays at eight in the morning on expresso, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the youtube channel espresso and this is access to exclusive content , personal thanks, fixed comments, special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the

my brothers in arms i think almighty god for all of you the best americans i have ever met black, whitech, poor and see kids and country boys. [applause] because none of that matters when the bullets are flying. some came home, others did not for good you know what we never had on attacks or the lights shining bright on them. but tonight we celebrate them. this is their night. [cheers and applause] that is exactly one thinking about, my guys and all of yours, the heroes that you hold dear. the men and women who hold the line abroad and at home or patriots. [applause] that is exactly severe honoring tonight at the "fox nation" patriot awards. [cheers and applause] what do you say? let's get to it. [cheers and applause] here to kick off the show the same way they kick you out of bed every tuesday morning on fox news welcome to this days —- stage. [cheers and applause] >> thank you pete the most valuable player on any team goes to the player who goes above and beyond to get the win. >> and the "fox nation" patriot awards also has an mvp we call it the most valuable patriot said this year's

qualified manager i don't know but about friendship, nepotism, who, let's remember one of the best americannts according to the version of the american people, john fitzgerald kennedy, who was his chairman the chief prosecutor of the general prosecutor, also the minister of justice, his brother, his brother, and this is a super-position, and no one reproached anya then, anya now that it seems like he was doing something bad, that his brother took bribes or something, adjusted politics, and so on and so on, that's why it happens that it's bad, but it happens that it is not bad, something tells me that if iryna had been appointed to a high position, she would have looked for it among her acquaintances. because she no longer knows where to look. and it must be fast, and if you are going to open any procedures, it will take a long time. well, in short, there are reasons, the war gives war is war and iryna koval i am iryna koval and her word is given and she will tell about the news and there is no chance to get away from it if you want to be informed of events ms. iryna you have my word

they ought to have an option in mind of what the best american democratic policy would be. >> we have a question for mark in new jersey. how do t you view the leadership qualities of chris jeff and brezhnev compared to president putin and could put and work with these populist leaders in today's world? how do you compare the soviet leaders of khrushchev and brezhnev? >> they are the product of a society from world war ii. about which there was a belief towards the end of that period in the brezhnev period there were elements of weakness and therefore they were in and remain very strong. putin -- he should have understood. so putin [inaudible] whenever we made it clear that the soviet pressures would lead to actual american --. >> a graduating student in d.c. want to know what are some of the skills and experiences a leadership has two preserve the future with chinese presence in the international landscape? >> it is a huge challenge for our society to develop the confidence in the skills that are needed and the historical experience is not apply to the current situation. technology is

the american army is deprived of the best of what is the persecution of others has to pay dearly. the european union declares a big economic war on the united states. moreover, it looks like it will not be tariff or trade, but the total head of the european commission said the eu will take measures against. dollars of subsidies flowing away old world industrial capital. now striving for the new world with a seething stream from washington, french president macron has just returned , who tried in vain to persuade biden refuse to destroy the european. economics german chancellor scholz. it is also preparing for negotiations with the white house, while the european commission, in the person of fondylein, starts a tariff war, which will inevitably develop into a total economic one. lithuanians today will have to stay at home to work remotely, they advise citizens of the authorities. due to the extremely difficult transport situation in vilnius , a strike of public transport drivers began and did not go to work. about half a thousand workers. this is 40% of the staff are bus drivers an

apart, we saw the example of afghanistan, when they did all these things, the states armed the best americanment with which we not we didn't even have to dream about the ethics of the army that the afghans had at the expense of the united states and the western coalition in general. what did they fall against, that is, against people in slippers and with machine guns because there was no fighting spirit, but the belarusian army is not ready to kill ukrainians today, in contrast to things from russians to russians in society, we have gone through the process of e-e depopulation, that is, this time there is masculinization in their language when they really hate ukrainians, that is, everyone's essay concerns men, women, children, that is, they they hate everyone. that's why they have this readiness to kill belarusians, but there is no such thing, although it would seem that there is a single information field, and lukashenko understands that this is his only such field for maneuver, and of course he can not rely on either his army or his people in this you mentioned nuclear weapons, which luka

now, we're seeing all of the best american players come here and playing in our league.otball fans to see that? where women's football is right now, with the wsl being one of the few fully professional leagues in the whole entire world, you know, our national team is becoming one of the best in the world, it is such an exciting time for women's football but ijust think it's amazing to see the sort of grassroots element of that and what we have now. that's what i would've wanted, desperately, when i was little, is to be able to go and be allowed to play for the school team, because there's actually a girl's team at the school, and i think that's something that we really developed in this country. the wsl's finally being shown on tv, | and about time, because i think now| people can watch women's football and finally engage with it, - because why would people watch i women's football if it's not on tv? how would they watch it? they "bend it like beckham," you know, came to mean the bending of rules, rather than breaking the rules and breaking with tradition. how have you a

money addressing them and saying i is not charity some of the things that will impact of day americans were bestthursday. really interesting here, congress was able to squeeze into this bill - breastfeeding, mothers pregnan workers, giving more protections in the workplace and preventing against nondiscrimination for pregnant workers as well. that is really interesting -- 30% additional funding i childcare as well. i want you to take a listen to what kevin mccarthy, the republican leader, had to sa in the house floor yesterday when he was trying to obstruct passage of this bill watch. >> this is a monstrosity, on of the most shameful act i hav ever seen in this body the appropriations, process ha failed the american public, an there is no greater example of the nail in the coffin of th greatest failure of a one part rule of the house, the senate, and the presidency of this bil here our economy is all ready in tire condition, passing this only supercharge is this disaster >> despite his best efforts in trying to keep house republicans together and opposing this bill of course one democrat as well

that we are not driven into decisions in the heat of the moment.ve out to have an option of the best american democratic policy would be. >> host: from mark in new jersey. how do youhi view the change i leadership qualities of brezhnev andnd khrushchev compared to vladimir putin and the populist leaders in today's world? >> a putin -- >> host: how wouldvi you compa the soviethn leaders, khrushch and brezhnev? >> guest: to entertain this, this society, world war ii, about which there was a belief that it was stronger than they turned out to be but towards the end of that period, i discerned elements of weakness and substance of risks they were learning and therefore. and in the end, so long as america remains very strong, would like to take finalists, the way putin has, putin staked the credibility of existence. and the movie should have understood to rally europe. so putin was for lectures. and brezhnev turned out to be, in every crisis we had with brezhnev, whenever we made it clear through soviet pressures, to actual -- equal that. >> host: a graduate student in dc wants to know what are so

she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library in white house historical association installed the curator and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the results, she welcomed the public on a guided tour for which she received an emmy. but the guidebook was her biggest challenge. it's hard to believe there was nothing for families to take home as a souvenir of their visit. she wanted something educational and dignified whose proceeds could fund future acquisitions and restoration projects. ahead of her time. she thought the white house should be beyond politics and should not be paid for with public money or become part of a political tug of war between congress and the president. this the guidebook doesn't sound controversial today, bu

bank of russia adopts a new law to camp them and best of all, this action is through the parliament, of course, the european parliament and the american gas that is sold in the world and a guaranteed amount from each barrel from each cubic meter of gas will go to the reconstruction of ukraine, is this an unrealistic fantasy scenario at all? who support ukraine, who do not accept the import tariff, the norm, the import tariff, this second system does not have a ceiling on eh . prices are rising inside the country, and western politicians are very afraid that they will not have a home in their country, there will be a field that is politically called eh yes. well , politics today, to us in the audience, let's remind anders asland, diplomat, professor of dzhorstanov university, senior researcher of the eurasia center of the atlantic council, to end the war in ukraine through negotiations, such offers the chinese leadership call he says that the end of hostilities by political means is in the interests of europe and the common interests of all eurasian countries, according to the chinese leader, it is necessary to do everything possible t

issued by a thai court on charges of helping colombian terrorists posed as those same american agents. this is the besth the supply of weapons did not deal with salqaeda. why do americans need you so much? go ahead and ask them mrs. obama bush administration. clinton why do they need me? i have no idea, then al-qaeda turned into a taliban connection, with which the american press suspected, apparently, at the suggestion of the cia, they could not prove anything of the kind in court , they accused me of transporting 200 t-90 tanks to the taliban. what is translate e 200 tanks, that's 200 flights. afghanistan sorry on what region and where is the proof? that is, this is interesting, let's blurt out, and then judge shira sheinlin will attach everything, then she herself will call her own sentence excessive and inadequate, but admits to soften it. she could not charge, in general demanded a life sentence from the state department for buta, declared that viktor bout would be in prison until the end, because he turned out to be stubborn and made a deal, and we must make an example of him for other russians,

american agriculture's best served when we target our efforts and have focused,to well-funded and flexible research programs that can have widespread impact and find broad stakeholder support. again i would like to thank eah of the witnesses for their testimony today and i think the chairwoman for continuing our preparations for the next farmville which will be here before we know it and with that i will yield back. >> also, let me just say on a personal note i think the ranking member in advance, we won't ask you how old you will be. >> when the candles are lit it looksrd like a forest fire. [laughter] i love the forest service there. i'm going to turn to senator highsmith who i know isn't going to be available for the second panel but has a special witness from her state. >> thank you and i'm going to ask doctor felicia to stand right now. it is my pleasure to introduce this lady she is the president of the state university in mississippi. the oldest public land-grant hbc you in the country serving 3,000 students from 37 states and 22 countries since arriving three years ago, expanding u

she is also an important voice in the ongoing work to educate and inform americans on how they can best protect themselves against covid. i want to thank her for her commitment to these issues that are so important to people 50 and older and to her -- and turned to her for remarks. >> thank you. you and the aarp have not only been tireless advocates for older americans, you are changing how we look about -- how we think about aging and living better, longer lives. thank you for your partnership and leadership. i am so grateful to all of you for being here with us today because this time of year is busy to say the least. i know that you probably have holiday shopping to do, cards to address, or cookies to bake. perhaps you are wrapping up end of the your work or planning parties for the people you love. it is not easy, is it? sometimes the holidays feel like a full-time job on top of volunteering or organizing or your real full-time job. but we do that work because it makes the magical moments of this season possible, when our homes are filled with the aromas of our favorite family recip

interest of the american people. not in the best interest of himself. so when donald trump for years had said my tax returns are under audit, there was nothing preventing him from releasing his tax returns. i did the reporting at the time. just because he said they were under audit didn't mean he couldn't make them be fully transparent and make them available to the american people. what's also interesting here is we know that donald trump was not audited for the first two years of his presidency as was mandated. when jonathan talks about the difficulties the irs is having, the irs is woefully underis staffed and underfunded. it has 80,000 staff rs, the same in 1970.ers, the same in 1970. since then there's more billionaires to take advantage of every loophole manageable. here you have donald trump in 2020 paying no taxes whatsoever. and president biden has said that the irs audited his tax returns both in 2020 and '21 and a spokesperson said he was aud mitted for each of the eight years he was aud uted. there's some real questions

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they're driving lower costs and better quality look at new core, the best american steel maker and announcedories and increasing production and hiring like mad and producing the cleanest and safest steel in the world so do not take this from me though i want to speak and you need to hear from nucor. >> appreciate you having me today. >> i got to tell ya, i'm livid about this but i want to know, you're the steel guy, i'm a guy in the news but what do you think this panel could mean for the future of steel tariffs and our domestic steel industry? >> i think you started out very well, jim, the wto is ruling today, it's really unprecedented and really has no bearing or statute to impose what they imposed for the wto to regulate national security issues for any nation, never mind the united states, it is absurd so our ustr kathryn tie and general ouncer statement today is incredibly 100% inaccurate. it doesn't have the ruling and most importantly, isn't going to change and redact tariffs put in in 2018. they're not just important from a national security defense situation, which they are but as w