army foundation.n a month or two they will disperse in parts and will be defended by the shooting colonel, whom and something to defend in a month or two. if the germans from the second morning find themselves in moscow, ivan semyonovich , believe me, he will decide on this extreme measure, it was very difficult, there is simply no other way out. you must immediately advance to the ilyinsky line. there is a lieutenant general in command of a battle group there will be the head of the infantry school, major general smirnov, he will arrive directly at the line. you have been appointed his deputy task to take up defense in the village of ilyinskoye highway, river bridge 20 artillery pillboxes as many machine-gun pillboxes. the enemy has up to 300 tanks without artillery, we cannot stop them. we have almost no guns left, all sent to the front. there are no more than 30 left, of which a reliable 12 others will be able to fire five or six shots, no more. we'll send you a weapon, move out. 5 6 days give us t

army officer. now the foundation for the defense of democracies. thanks so much for taking the time to speak with us on the news. thank you. ah. over 3000000 refugees from ukraine have arrived in poland since the beginning of the war. a majority are still in the country and many have found homes with poles who took them in spontaneously . but now living space is getting scarce and many volunteers are just exhausted. the polish government is demanding more money from the you to help integrate the refugees. a small gesture of gratitude for the us because sebastian, it's become a daily ritual ever since she took refugees from ukraine into her home. her family of 4 has been joined by 8 more people to have something buckley on that, as i suggest, it shall. so, but i wanted to give this room to 3 people, but then a driver arrived in the middle of the night with 8 without the children were coughing and the women started crying because they didn't want to be split up. i felt weak in the knees. the post as, as a but i said yes, along with adult breath or sp

battalions of the 13th guards division in complete silence are transported to the 42nd army, destroyed for the foundationf stalingrad, defending a strategically important industrial city in a critical situation by the nazis. already in the center a little more and they will block the transport route along the volga if i had only been one day late stalingrad would not have been alexander nikolaevich eremin in forty- second-15. he is the assistant captain and helmsman on the civil ferry ferries the fighters of the thirteenth the guards literally touched the military barrels, the fire was not visible. well, they stopped. by this time, the german units had already settled on the shore, so when they landed here, the first and second battalions in the forty-second regiment immediately had to fight with the enemy in the first day. the central station owns an important point, then it owns the station and controls here . this is an important logistical point. uh, right in the middle, everyone was fighting for this . building is the most important. here, in the basement of the department store , the headquarters o

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today marks infantry day, a holiday of brave and determined people whose service is the foundation of the ukrainian army now in our war for freedom and our independence in our in the fight against the invasion of russia, ukrainian infantrymen brilliantly perform the tasks set before them , the enemy already knows for sure that the ukrainian infantry is the real strength of our people, the strength of the people of ukraine, our indomitability, president volodymyr zelenskyi invited scholz and steinmeier to come to kyiv on may 9, the head of state said that he spoke with the federal president yesterday germany by frank walter steinmeier, according to zelensky, certain steps must be taken for the sake of our unity, even if there is a coolness in relations during the conversation, the president also invited the chancellor of germany, olaf schulz, in ukraine, they updated the average cost of fuel, according to which the maximum price at gas stations is determined, according to the information of the ministry of economy, gasoline can be sold at gas stations for almost uah 38 per liter, diesel is uah 43, our fi

occasion of infantry day, a professional holiday of soldiers of ukraine, who are the foundation of a - and the army with our military in the morning, thanked for their service , presented an award, including our new battle, there was an award, you know that in our country during the days of dependence, there was not exactly a combat award of his today i had the honor to finally present just such a distinction, the cross of combat merits, and the first person i decided to present ah this cross was general valeriy zaluzhnik, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , for bravery, for wisdom, for the organization of an effective visa or to the russian invasion, i am sure that the russian army will not forget such a repulse for a long time, the cross of combat merit was also awarded to the deputy commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , lieutenant general yevhen moshuk, a combat medic of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, from sergeant. mazurenko, commander of the 14th separate mechanized brigade, colonel oleksandr okhrimenko, deputy commander of the mechanized battalion of t

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mediators of ukrainians and ukrainian women in this . soldiers of ukraine, who are the foundation of the e-e armylitary in the morning, thanked for their service, presented awards, including our new combat knew and you know that in our country during the time of independence, there were no combat awards, today, and i had the honor to finally award this award, the cross of combat merits, to the first person i decided to award it to. and this cross, but general valery zaluzhny, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , for bravery for wisdom for the organization of an effective axis or the russian invasion, the russian army will not forget such a repulse for a long time; also, as a sign of combat merit, the deputy commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine was awarded lieutenant general yevhen myshchuk a-a combat medic of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade with sergeant daria mazurenko commander of the 14th separate mechanized brigade colonel oleksandr okhrimenko deputy commanding battalion of the 72nd separate organized brigade captain vladyslav kalievsky combat awards are a

occasion of the infantry day, the professional holiday of the soldiers of ukraine, who are the foundation of the a-a army, in the morning , a meeting with our army thanked for their service handed out awards, including our new combat badge, he knew, you know, that in our country during the time of independence, there were no combat awards , today i had the honor to finally present just such a resignation, the cross of combat merits and the first to whom i decided to award and this cross became the main one the commander of the armed forces of ukraine for courage for wisdom for the organization of an effective axis for the russian second time i am sure that the russian army will not forget for a long time also in the sign of the cross of combat merits the deputy received commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , lieutenant general yevhen moshuk, a.a., combat medic of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, sergeant daria mazurenko, commander of the 14th separate mechanized brigade, colonel oleksandr okhrimenko, deputy dermanized battalion of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, captain vladyslav

army. rare exhibits. libraries provided borisov collectors with our pride. these are rare books. foundation.es, especially attention. i would like to draw on the books that were published during the great patriotic war in the evacuation year, the edition was 1943. this is the book almanac e, belarus and the gates of the violent belarusians of the departisans of the partisans of the belarusian people. an interesting feature of this exhibition is that mikhail slepukha presented to the exposition the awards and documents of his father fyodor e filippovich slepukha, who in the year of the great patriotic war was a member of the french resistance . the main news projects of the news agency are available in social networks and in our mobile application qr-code on the screen, as the development of events. watch our broadcast at noon. all the best.

there's also been a number of big anniversaries, the 90th anniversary of the foundation of the army,ade for that particular anniversary, some of these missiles being paraded, including the hwasong-17, believed to be the largest of north korea's icbms. and we have also seen a number of other missile launches, for example, a new type of tactical guided weapon, according to north korea's state-run media. now, that was a short range that kim jong-un himself went to see, he doesn't usually go to those kind, so, that was clearly a very important weapons test. so, we have been told by kim jong-un back in january of last year exactly which weapons systems he wants to perfect and to be able to push forward and develop and one-by-one, he is going through these with the testing. timing important when it comes to north korea. just a week away, less than a week away from a new south korean president being inaugust rated here and just a few weeks away from the u.s. president joe biden visiting, as well. paula? >> important perspective, paula. good seeing you, thank you. >>> now, millions across th

foundation. i went to walter reed army medical center and met brandon and asked if we could build him a home.ilt hundreds of homes, smart homes that work off ipads that give them back their independence. and a lot of it was taken away. that's how we got involved with our military. and for the first responders, when ramos was assassinated in 22014, they were worried about their mortgage payment. x went in and said we'll pay off your mortgages. we wanted to do the same with gold star families as first responders. over 200 of them this year. brian: you have a lot of personal stories and fantastic commercials. one person you want to highlight is tennessee police officer jeff carson. >> we were just down in nashville. we did a concert there because i wanted to make an announcement about what we were going to be dpoarg homelessness for our veterans. officer carson just died and gave his life in the line of deud duty. i had his family on the stage with us. and i let them know we were going to pay their mortgage off. that night she was overcome with emotion, but we made an announcement that tunnel to

1991, an american instructor has been educating the ukrainian army , by and large, ukrainian nationalists. the american charitable foundationringing and education of ukrainian children. that's what this leads to muscovites, i will ride, but in school library, liberated volnovakhas there were textbooks for the eleventh grade in these textbooks, russians are recognized as enemies, aggressors , occupiers, and they write the residents of donbass that they are terrorists who act on orders, and russian curators in children's textbooks, they teach battle formation and nato tactical schemes and tell how to provide assistance with bullet wounds and these manuals are prepared on the basis of various nato and us manuals about this, it is honestly written in the list of references, see. and here it is in the history textbook for the tenth eleventh grade. listen. here is its cover here we see a photograph of the ukrainian military during the great patriotic war. and here they also write that they defended german cities from bombardments. well, i guess from the bombing, probably, the defenders of the soviet union are scrolling further. h

household items of the german army soldiers, rare exhibits, the libraries provided borisov collectors with a special object of our pride. these are rare books. foundation. libraries. i would like to pay special attention to the books that were published during the great patriotic war in the evacuation year, edition 1943. this book is almanac e, belarus and the gates of the belarusian soldiers, departisans and partisans, and everything in the belarusian people is interesting the peculiarity of this exhibition is that mikhail slepukha presented to the exposition of the award the documents of his father fyodor filippovich slepukh, who in the year of the great patriotic war was a member of the french resistance . studio, i give the floor to olga medved to tell about the news of the minsk region immediately after the sports review. greetings olga good afternoon. lyudmila more than 8,000 graduates of the minsk region heard today, on our last call at school, we will share the emotions of this transitional moment into adulthood and the most fragile exhibition of the season at the national art museum. we will show the exhibits created by fire. thank you we will

like to help, you can connect online with reputable foundations that are on the ground right here in the uvalde community such as the salvation armye do need the help. thanks. >>> let's go to ginger. >> it's been incredibly stormy and wet. more than a half foot of rain around pensacola just since the beginning of the week. this is what it looks like. there are still flash flood watches all the way from new orleans through southern mississippi into alabama there, mobile included and over to apalachicola. you know who else has a shot of getting rain, western north carolina so asheville, when you add any of the rolling hills you'll end up having a lot of rain become flash flooding more easily. highways okay for early today on the east coast. >>> now to a "gma" broadcast exclusive about a new way to shop for clothes. amazon is opening a new store, it's called amazon style combining the online experience with shopping in an actual store. becky gave it a try and she's back with us now with that story. good morning, again, becky. >> reporter: good morning, again, robin. a little retrospective. first we shopped in stores then we shopped o

the money will go to a foundation that will buy equipment for the ukranian army. the group color shortest route. wonder you a vision sean contests on last month with its song. if anya mixing hip hop and traditional music, this is g w news and you're up to date up next global 3000 goes to byron bay on australia's east coast to town. hit hard by the corona, virus pandemic. don't forget, you can always get news around the clock on d, w dot com and find us on social media. a michael. ok, thanks for watching. with who the 100000000 trees. can asia's rain forest still be safe so far breaker? deforestation has provided the locals livelihoods now an environmental project on borneo plans to revitalize the jungle and secure the well being of small farmers. a global 3000. next on d w. b. how india stinks. the indian industrial side a be muddy. the city with the most air pollution in the world. why? coal power, uncontrolled waste incineration too much traffic to few lawns and controls. but fresh ideas should bring a breath, the french share. eco, india. in 60 minutes on d, w.

she is already a co-founder of the us foundation for ukraine and is almost ready to enter the ukrainian armya consultant to the bank training program, and the staff was still prepared. so, a chance meeting on an airplane with viktor yushchenko alone was a chance one that led to a long and painstaking work of a big one. not crying with a single idea, remember, of course, the ideas of human rights and the liberation of enslaved peoples the idea at the origins that stood people like a tie fuhrer lev vselenko, the nazi bandera general pavel shank and the american bandera idiologist lev dobryansky, we are all very proud of her. on march 22, 1943, the 118th battalion of police guards entered the village of khatyn, the policeman battalion was formed in june 42 in kiev from volunteers of bandera kiev and bukovina smoking and soviet prisoners of war who had defected to the side of the enemy in the eighty-sixth year, the chief of staff of the battalion was caught and sentenced to death grigory vasyura, when vladimir shcherbitsky, first secretary of the ukrainian central committee, applied to field bur

james, heritage foundation and retired army lieutenant colonel. james, great to see you.i've got the map up here of the baltic sea area, sweden here, finland over here, making noise about potentially joining nato. this is a remote area of russia which basically is a weapons depot and the baltic sea fleet here, the baltic sea area was practicing missile drills, electronic missile drills, aring did not fire anything with this missile here, which is nuclear capable. was that a brush back to sweden and finland or bigger message? >> big shot of deja vu, i was in the military 25 years, and part of the assignments were missiles like that back in the old days. they have a range of several hundred miles, which is, which can affect a lot of part of that part of the world, and they are multi-capable. not just nuclear missiles. they also can carry conventional warheads and so i'm not really sure if this might send a demon strative message, i'm not sure it's an actual -- there's no evidence it's an actual military threat. the reason i say that is we kind of have two wars in ukraine. w

, a collection of things from the first day of the village's foundation was collected there since 1837, every day of this war the russian armyoes such things that there are no words, but every next day it does something that makes you feel it in a new way, targeted missile strikes on museums, not even every terrorist will think of it, but this is the kind of army that fights against us, this is what they want to bring to other european countries, if they don't release a rocket, they go to take someone else's property to the temporarily occupied melitopol, the russians stole valuable exhibits from the local history museum, including scythian gold dated to the fourth century bc, in the prosecutor general's office, criminal proceedings were opened in the blocked mariupol the occupiers stole yukhimaharabet's collection from the museum of fashion design, these are 700 unique specimens, all the stolen items were taken to occupied donetsk by the russian military, this is assets if you like. yes, and the domination of these assets . well, the ministry of these assets is part of the economic war, including, unfortunately , and these

zaporizhzhya sich and founded the porozhian cossack army under the russian crown. how the governor-general of the novorossiysk azov province laid the foundationf the city of kherson with a shipyard and ekaterina slav later, it’s not for nothing that potemkin is called the creator of southern russia in dnepropetrovsk. and further along putin’s, if i may say so, list, general brusilov, the most brilliant commander of the first world war, as the commander of the eighth army , the author smashed the hungarian troops in one of the battles. he immediately took 130,000 km, as the commander of the southwestern front made the legendary brusilovsky breakthrough, as a result of which austria-hungary lost up to one and a half million killed and wounded, the initiative passed the contact, and the front advanced on average per 100 km. under the control of russia were volyn bukovina and part of the holly. further, the heroes of the great patriotic war, general of the army nikolai vatutin, as a red army soldier vatutin, fought with the gangs of the investor makhno. and in the war with the nazi fascists, the team prevented an attempt by an army group on the s

the army is the foundation of national sovereignty, something we learned from the conflict in ukraineg civilian power. the eu must also be a serious military force. well, another girl who does not answer to anyone. and here, apparently such, more precisely, for their illusion and for their possibility. and here it is to carry this here, as it were, nonsense, sitting in warm chairs, probably, ukrainian soldiers are now paying with their lives and, uh, with their suffering. many residents of ukraine are here so that such girls can say such things. listen. by the way, she's the european parliament chairman for a minute. well, so that the level was clear, please. as for the truce , it all depends on what meaning we put in the concept of a truce if, for example, the price of a truce the territory of ukraine is, i think that this is not something that the european union should accept when we talk about peace and justice, it is not peace at any cost. this is the clearest illustration of the fact that these people are really ready to fight to the last ukrainian, pump ukraine with any kind of

cooperation and partnership with the eu, which laid the foundation for the european integration of ukraine as part of the eu and nato . the armyr economy and the external power - this is nato and the countries that support us, the civilized countries that support us, another agreement around which to this day there are disputes about immediate removal of all nuclear weapons that were on the territory of ukraine until russia after the presidency kravchuk always remained in the political life of the country from july 2020 he was the head of the ukrainian delegation in the tripartite contact group for the peaceful settlement of the situation in eastern ukraine if i can and i want to do something about it to speed up peace in donbas i will do it until my last breath and kuchma and yushchenko published a statement with the words support of compatriots all together we will win, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy said in the address noted that leonid makarovych stayed with ukraine no matter what, then leonid kravchuk always stayed with ukraine, perhaps thanks to his wisdom, he was particularly cheerful, always valued life for e

army. exhibits. libraries have provided borisov collectors with a special object of our pride. these are rare books. foundation. libraries. i would like to pay special attention to the books that were published during the great patriotic war in the evacuation year edition 1943 this book almanac e, belarus and the gate warriors of belarusians, yes partisans and partisans and everything in the belarusian people, an interesting feature of this exhibition is that mikhail slepukha and presented documents of his father fyodor and filippovich slepukh to the exposition of the award, who in the year of the great patriotic war was a member of the french resistance. at the national art museum, the largest exposition of the season, the art created by fire, the glass collection of the borisov crystal factory, has moved to exhibition halls with an eye to permanent storage of hundreds of exhibits. work illustration production, starting from the middle of the last century, and were famous for their purity, and were known outside the russian empire. we are trying to prove that this is a valuable collection that should go to th

army. exhibits. libraries have provided borisov collectors with a special object of our pride. these are rare books. foundation i would like to pay special attention to the books that were published during the years of the great patriotic war in the evacuation year, edition 1943, this book almanac e, belorus and s. the gates of the warriors of the belarusians to the partisans and partisans and the entire belarusian people an interesting feature of this exhibition is that mikhail slepukha provided for the exposition awards documents of his father fyodor filippovich slepukh, who in the year of the great patriotic war was a member of the french resistance. at the national art museum, the largest exposition of the season, the art created by fire, the glass collection of the borisov crystal factory, has moved to exhibition halls with an eye to permanent storage of hundreds of exhibits. an illustration of the work of production since the middle of the last century and were famous for their cleanliness, and were known outside the russian empire. we are trying to prove that this is a valuable collection that should go

she's head of the re wilding argentina foundation usually, and he lost his he say, sonya so you activate the army and the liter mooney, i got into environmental protection when i was 16 enough. i participated in bird conservation project was and fought to create a big national park stallion bay. if you want to do something for the planets i need, you have to start nature reserves to protect endangered natalie. she's here to sell well offices. i'm in a sir. ah, jaguars, and many other species disappeared in the 1970s farmers and hunters drove them to extinction. but now the area is specially protected thanks to sophia huntington's unwavering efforts. although initially she could never have imagined what would eventually take shape here. julia. hello, she had 1st i worked for the authorities. if in particular it could be on the and i'd never heard of someone turning that private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but i will not what it was that i had it going let enter ocean. if it is, i mean i saw this. if it, by releasing endangered species back into the wilds, w

army of minions who is fighting the government. as her caller mentioned, bankruptcy laws have been taken away from student loans. the heritage foundation should be ashamed of themselves. lindsay, how are the people of texas going to take 140 $1 billion in student loan debt and pay that money back to the federal government? how are we going to do that? what is not going to do the state of texas? it will wreck the state of texas. guest: individuals who are borrowers. it is a manageable amount of repayment monthly. there are existing repayment plans that half the amount that you have to pay monthly. those monthly payments are manageable for most of those borrowers. host: tom from california. do you still have student loans? caller: no i paid mine off a long time ago. number one when most kids are going to college, they declare a major. let's say for the sake of argument, he will be a history teacher or in some other professor. the problem is, these students are kicking horses that has nothing to do with their major. this is the 21st-century, we also have to focus on a person. he doesn't need english or some of those other courses but the

seems to me that she considered the most powerful armies in the world and did not just challenge and it will cause defeat and it will be part of the foundation to me that today there are natural elections for the court of thousands of ukrainians, starting with honorable duties and honorable rights . territorial defense, which is an integral part of the armed forces or as part of the forces of the ussr, the security service of ukraine, the main directorate of the development of the national guard or other units of those who are lyrical today to fight for the ukrainian land of taras you joined the armed forces, it is clear that you are there. they were assigned to a certain part of the brigade. i don't know where you will serve. and you know about security, how about you, as a journalist and a political scientist, as a military issue providing clothing, some things that are necessary to participate in hostilities on it , being in a combat zone, at what level, if any, understanding what the army lacks, what exactly and to what extent this is closed today, needs and volunteers and people who join assistance to our army well, i cannot say for all

army. the planning of our city's celebration includes public awareness campaigns, they are the collective efforts of members of the apa heritage committee, tireless volunteers, all in partnership with the apa heritage foundationthis is for all of you who don't know a nonprofit organization that's dedicated to securing these sponsorships and resources to make celebrations like this happen. it takes an army. at this time, i would like to welcome a very impressive woman, claudia chang, coordinator of this community celebration to give greetings on behalf of the team. claudine. [applause] >> we are doing it because we have an amazing team. happy aapi heritage month, everyone. hey, we are here. [applause] >> we are here to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the federal law when president jimmy carter signed into law in 1978 a -- at that time the law was only to celebrate our heritage week during the month of may and as you have heard it has since been expanded. and every time when we gather here for this event something that we always talk about is, yes, heritage -- heritage is not just about traditions and the past. when we think about the term heritage we are thinking about the present, all of us, what all of us

foundation of our country. >> david, think about -- you are obviously west pointe graduate. you are an army ranger. you served your country in uniform. based on the principle that america was worth defending. that america's principles were worth even exporting abroad. and we help other countries can be as free and love their foundation as we do. but when we stop loving our institutions, our separation of powers, the courts confidentiality is all part of wrapped up into that narrative. we are going to save ukraine? i don't think so. not if we don't love ourselves first. >> i couldn't agree more. the recognition that we live in the most exceptional country in the world, that it has been the leader in terms of creating liberty, prosperity, human rights equality, relative to anyone else in the world with all of our challenges and mistakes come of that recognition being lost. and we see it being chipped away where people come americans no longer trust their leadership and their institutions. you know a lot more about the supreme court than i do, but that was always on such hallowed ground, always viewed

army will join the training of volunteers. 800 families with children with cancer were evacuated. now they are being treated in europe, canada and the usa , the founder of the ukrainian charitable foundation told about this in an interview for the voice of america tablets olga kudinenko, according to the statistics she cites, in ukraine every year more than a thousand children are diagnosed with oncology, this is an average of three families a day who find out that their child has cancer, but because of the war, the rates of cancer diagnosis have slowed down significantly, but how did the war affect children with cancer and with whom problems the state will face in the future, see further in the story of ksenia turikova olga, you came to washington to discuss with american politicians the situation in which children with cancer ended up with whom are you meeting? i saw your photo with hillary clinton. i came to the usa to attract help for children with cancer in ukraine and not only washington. this is already my sixth week in the country. i spent a week in san francisco and three weeks in memphis. where is it located? the best hospital in the world for the treatment of children's cancer

foundation of our country. youe david, think about you're obviously a west point graduate . you're an army ranger.you served our country in uniform based on the principles that america was worth defending that america's principles were worth in some cases even exporting abroad. and we hope other countries can be as free and loves but whfounding as we do. but when we stopen loving our or institutions, our separation ofs powers, , the courts a confidentiality is all part of that wrapped up into that narrative. then what we're going to save ukraine? o. i don't think so. ourselvesdon't love first. no, i couldn't agree more . and the the, the recognition that we live in the most exceptional country in the world that it's been been the leader in terms of creating liberty, prosperity, humanre rights, equality relative to anyone else in the world with all our challenges and mistakes that recognition is being lost and weco see it being chipped away wherewh people, americans, pennsylvanians no longer truster their leadership and their institutions. and you know, a lot more about the supreme court than i do.

army. the planning of our city's celebration includes public awareness campaigns they are the collective efforts of members of the apa heritage committee, tireless volunteers, all in partnership with the apa heritage foundationis for all of you who don't know a nonprofit organization that's dedicated to securing these sponsorships and resources to make celebrations like this happen. it takes an army. at this time, i would like to welcome a very impressive woman claudia chang coordinator of this community celebration to give greetings on behalf of the team. claudine. [applause] >> we are doing it because we have an amazing team. happy aapi heritage month, everyone. hey, we are here. [applause] >> we are here to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the federal law when president jimmy carter signed into law in 1978 a -- at that time the law was only to celebrate our heritage week during the month of may and as you have heard it has since been expanded. and every time when we gather here for this event something that we always talk about is, yes, heritage -- heritage is not just about traditions and the past. when we think about the term heritage we are thinking about the present all of us, what all of us can do h

foundations ofu our tripartite system of government tucker . and so that's what's at stake here in this week. yes, mob rule with violence. it's always the same army doing one of the great when the only civil rights attorney left in this country. thank you . thank you . so you may have gotten the sense there's something wrong with the economy, not just the obvious level at the supermarket prices are up deeper level like united states, national debt never been higher over thirty trillion dollars. so what do you do with that debt? well, there's only one way out of that debt sort of default and that's inflation and that's whyt' have created inflation.et we talked to somebody who explains this better than maybe anyone we've ever heard basnet i'm mike be former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candidate. like many of you, i've struggled to get a good night's sleep for most of my adult life . i wasted at least two hours a day in my life tossing and turning, trying to shut my mind down until about two years ago. that's when i saw an ad on tv for relaxium sleep. i decided to order it and it literally changed my life. developed by renowned neurol

honor project and the travis foundation with the arlington salesman terry to teach the stories behind the sacrifice. to go with the next guest honoring the lost brothers today. armyving in afghanistan in 2018 and marine first lieutenant was killed in combat in iraq 2007. ron and sarah join us now with the travis menon foundation and cofounder, good morning, ladies, thank you for joining us. i'm honored to say, i have met you both and i've seen your work on the honor project, sarah, welcome to the show. i hope it is a beautiful morning for you. emily might want to start with you. the honor project, what motivated you to start this back in 2020? >> so in 2020, i was visiting my grandfather, who is buried in arlington cemetery and when i pulled into the cemetery, i realized the cemetery was closed for everyone but family members during the pandemic. so typically you would see a lot of military in the cemetery over memorial day weekend. so on behalf of people around the country i expected a few responses and got a thousand so i spent the whole day in arlington that memorial day and a need to expand this project. that is where the incredible volunteers came in with th

army. the planning of our city's celebration includes public awareness campaigns, they are the collective efforts of members of the apa heritage committee, tireless volunteers, all in partnership with the apa heritage foundationwho don't know a nonprofit organization that's dedicated to securing these sponsorships and resources to make celebrations like this happen. it takes an army. at this time, i would like to welcome a very impressive woman, claudia chang, coordinator of this community celebration to give greetings on behalf of the team. claudine. [applause] >> we are doing it because we have an amazing team. happy aapi heritage month, everyone. hey, we are here. [applause] >> we are here to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the federal law when president jimmy carter signed into law in 1978 a -- at that time the law was only to celebrate our heritage week during the month of may and as you have heard it has since been expanded. and every time when we gather here for this event something that we always talk about is, yes, heritage -- heritage is not just about traditions and the past. when we think about the term heritage we are thinking about the present, all of us, what all of us can do here and also th

army of minions who is fighting the government. as her caller mentioned, bankruptcy laws have been taken away from student loans. the heritage foundationuld be ashamed of themselves. lindsay, how are the people of texas going to take 140 $1 billion in student loan debt and pay that money back to the federal government? how are we going to do that? what is not going to do the state of texas? it will wreck the state of texas. guest: individuals who are borrowers. it is a manageable amount of repayment monthly. there are existing repayment plans that half the amount that you have to pay monthly. those monthly payments are manageable for most of those borrowers. host: tom from california. do you still have student loans? caller: no i paid mine off a long time ago. number one when most kids are going to college, they declare a major. let's say for the sake of argument, he will be a history teacher or in some other professor. the problem is, these students are kicking horses that has nothing to do with their major. this is the 21st-century, we also have to focus on a person. he doesn't need english or some of those other courses but the cour

foundation was laid. today's affairs, poroshenko, who had previously said that he had nothing to share with the authorities and supplied armored cars of his own production to the armywas not released, the final cleansing of the political field for convenience. here is such a chat bot, that is, there is an enemy now the ukrainian analogue of public services is built into the service, everyone can anoni. waiting for someone who spoke badly about the country from such people can now legally take away property right you to win, we all have to work for this, including those who are in the rear, help the army, defend our country on all international platforms that you have access, zelensky tries to pretend that everything is in order and even gives, together with his wife, the first joint interview in six months, two and a half months, 2 1/2 months. we didn't see each other at all only by phone. now we have had several opportunities to see each other, and i am also grateful to you for this opportunity, because we are now spending time together on a date on the air. yes , a date on the air. thank you. this is such a wonderful opportunity to drink tea together, try tea at

foundation was laid. today's affairs, poroshenko, who before that he said that he had nothing to share with the authorities and supplied armored cars of his own production to the armye is an enemy. now mounted. in the gia service, the ukrainian analogue of public services, everyone can anoni. to hand over the one who spoke badly about the country from such now it is legally possible to take away property, in order to win we all must work for this in that including those who are in the rear, help the army, defend our country on all international platforms that you have access to . 2 months. we never saw each other, we only talked on the phone. now we have had several opportunities to see each other, and i am also grateful to you for this opportunity, because we are now spending time together on a date on the air. yes, a date on the air. thank you. it's like this a wonderful opportunity to drink tea together. an attempt at tea at once the magic of television. immediately remembered that magic and television. many explained in the president’s video message that it was as if recorded somewhere in the studio, this audio recording, on which the day before the beginning o

charitable foundation, according to forbes, transferred more funds to the needs of the armed forces and compatriots than everything the rest of the ukrainian oligarchs combined. we help the ukrainian armyeel for bulletproof vests, and we don't plan to stop. before the 2014 coup d'état, akhmetov supported the then president yanukovych, but then he revised his financial and political guidelines and began to work closely with petro poroshenko and then with volodymyr zelensky apparently, then he did not realize that he was helping russia after that, he most likely understood everything and defended his interests that are connected with ukraine akhmetov continues to do business in ukraine and in his last interview he said that he would sue russia demanding compensation for damages. after the end of hostilities. the ukrainian president promised to evaluate the behavior of local oligarchs, the oligarchs behaved differently . someone has ceased to be a strong person elena nikolaevna i'm looking at akhmetov who took such a proactive position, as it is now fashionable to say. yes, over and above, an active patriotic bias, understandable, and so on, and i’m trying to find some kind of russian ana