i call it a zombie authorization. we want presidents to come to congress and ask permission. if there are authorizations on the books that were passed for another purpose but not repealed, you find presidents getting pretty darn creative and instead of coming to congress they say congress already gave me authority so why don't i use it. bush, obama, trump and biden have used the 9/11 authorization , no clear definition of the enemy. no temporal limitation. four presidents have used the authorization to target terrorist groups but often terrorist groups that did not exist. terrorist groups that have no hostile intent toward the united and even those of us who believe that the 9/11 authorization has a continuing utility that has to be shaped a little bit. we all would acknowledge that the 9/11 authorization has been used in places and against or fit -- organizations that congress never would have intended. so a zombie authorization on the books that has outlived its life can be an opportunity for abuse. president trump

i'm not going to get into when strikes were authorized other than the strike in iraq was authorized by the president and the secretary before he went into the hospital. they had the authorization to take that strike. last question. >> what i'm unclear about, the secretary committed to doing better about transparency and you don't know that he called the president. it has been three days and he is not being transparent with the white house over the weekend with his diagnosis. i would love to know and you can can ask him and part of the transparency, we would like to know when he is feeling better to ask him these questionses himself, why he didn't tell the press secretary? >> i appreciate that. but as the secretary highlighted and you highlighted, he made a commitment to do better when it comes to transparency and will brief you here in the briefing room. he is not planning on resigning. thank you very much. have a great day. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of washington, live and on-demand. keep up with livestream's and hearings from u.s. congress, w

that gives the authority to the united states and to law enforcement rather than the authorities of thels can rush our border and get through as many people as they want to get through. we cannot have criminal organizations running our southern border. we have to be able to run our southern border. >> so parole authority has been a sticking point for republicans throughout. the administration has used it in a novel way to resettle 1 million people. so how are you changing that authority? >> yeah. humanitarian parole is still an issue for us, but it's been an authority that every president has had to have basic humanitarian parole. as you mentioned this administration has used humanitarian parole in a way no other administration has. they've said if you'll just tell us in advance you're coming, come to a port of entry, the first day you get here we'll hand you a work permit and release you into the country under parole. that's actually attracting more people. of course, people from around the world will want an american work permit to show up, so instead of deterring they're incentivizin

well, the author also reminds that in 2000 23 in the usa and great britain and the european union and others western allies supported ukraine, but their enthusiasm is weaker, this is a literal quote , and i will also add that less than a week ago , the white house spokesman for national security, john kirby , said that the us aid to ukraine has stopped , it will be continued if, well, or when, to be more precise, the american congress will make the appropriate decision. well , mykhailo samus, director of the new geopolitical research network, joins our broadcast, good evening, greetings, if you analyze this publication that i just quoted, it may seem that the west, but in particular the united states, against the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine, is this the case, or do you see signs of this? well, i wouldn't compare the opinion of one author with the opinion of the west, after all, there are several hundred million million people living there, and i wouldn't subscribe to ... that they think like this author, i think that this author has some kind of purpose in such a publicat

it's about authority. we are not really looking at duty. >> no, that is exactly wt i'm trying to say is areou performing theutof your job as a trustee and if you are, then you are presumptively a state actor. that's what the court's statement turned to. >> you what to say it is having conversations as always a part of your duty, which convert every conversation youav >> i would say having some mechanismy which you can interact with your constituents is part of your duty. the responsibility of board mbers and the role of community leaders is to participaten public discourse and the ty say board members have the responsibility to identify pernaviewpoints as such. and not the viewpoint of t board and hear wha youavis both of the petitioners using w and our when they talk about what the board is doing. yby that looks at that is going to thi ts is the unofficial website. it lksike an official website and performs all the functions of the website. there's no disclaimer anywhere. she has a separate campaign websi

mooppan about this and authority. you're really leaning onto the end it seemed inyour interchange with justice kagan at you saw difference between duty and authory. >> i think a duty, it's less obvious in these cases and more obouin the next case, where he's a subordinate with a supervisor. so duty is important because you needtoknow, is he actually discharging the in he was suppedto do? an elected official like the school board members don't really have mu the way of those duties but they do have authority. they can invest the state's power to do something that someone who doesn't ha the state power can't dopercocet in that sense, duty and authority might be different. for exame,that was a private security guard at the glen echo park about the reason he got his deputy sheriff certification was so that he could make his arrest in his keeping out of the trespassers more effective. people listen to deputy sheriffs in a way they don't listen -- >> that was authorit t duty. >> that's right. >> justice jackson. >> can i ju

, now has the authority to adapt. the alleged complaint by the african government with the so-called exclusive and defined competences for the icc follows this, if it is accepted . we have not had a very strong media experience for less than 20 seconds, yes, so following this comment a prosecutor is placed in the wheel of a substantive trial, and then even the court of jurisdiction has to issue a verdict and we end up with a phenomenon called international condemnation for israel. yes , thank you very much. i am also saying goodbye to hazrat ruqiyeh primary school in kerman. we want to make a will of hajj qasim. by god , by god, by god. and mashhad will not remain. it is 3 a.m. tehran time and dear viewers to this section. attorney general of the country legal action against producers of criminal content reported about the terrorist incident in kerman . of course, there are few people who are either deceived or are in a certain mental space.

authority between them. am heartened that the administration is working on thisen critical issue but the proposal contains numerous ambiguities, new undefined terms, and broad grants of open ended authority. unfortunately the council declined to attend today's hearing and answer questions under proposal, but i hope to from them soon and can further clarity in future discussions. one thing that is clear is that we can assume to continue with the status quo that results in licensing delays, regulatory uncertainty, and inefficient use of taxpayer dollars and private resources. the proper regulatory framework will both remove unnecessary burdens and provide the necessary certainty for the space industry to prosper safely now and into the future. for this to happen we must give mission authorization fully distinct from mission success. the government job is to allow innovation, investment, and dreams to flourish while ensuring safety. we need a framework that relies onss our greatest asset, our people, to push bo

or limit any authorities or others.just as our nation did, just as a nation did this but thick and so this cast a dark shadow upon the earth and making 57, we must make this moment. i stand ready to work with you and to bring forward balance of light, to bring forward balance light touch policy that empower not hinder american ingenuity and innovation, and get the government out of the way. i'm eager to hear from her witness today to assist this committee in shaping the policy that retains america's primacy in space. i yield back. >> thank you, senator schmitt. now i'll introduce our witnesses for today to get our first witness is nasa deputy administrator pamelroy. ms. melroy hasaunched a trip log more than 924 hours in space, is one of only two women to have committee space shuttle and flew more than 6000 hours during her air force service. she's also served in leadership roles at lockheed martin,he federal aviation administration and the defense advanced research projects. deputydministrator melroy you are recognized

by the way, even once this authority kicks in, this authority to supposedly shut down the authority,hatever capacity, through asylum or parole or whatever other means they throw in there, they limit the number of days in which that can remain in ee ekt. i -- effect. i believe the authority, as explained to me, would apply up to 13 consecutive days, and then what, they would have to reopen it, regardless if the number of migrants encountered has dipped? i don't know. it gets worse than that. they say that there's a maximum number of days that the border can shut down. initially i'm told it's 275 days per year, that's the end. at at that point, i suppose you've made it through 275 days total in a particular year of the border being quote-unquote, shut down, not being able to process more asylum applications or exercise parole authority or whatever it is. but on the 276th day, all the way through the end of day 365, it's immigration mardi gras, it's carnival ride, it's everybody on board the fun train, this is going to be great and the cartels are going to make even more money. they say

why do you think the ecuadorian authorities, who took such a tough approach to the situation? them military targets and these were bandits, right? probably, they can be called that or criminals or something else, but nevertheless, is there a chance that the ecuadorian authorities will be able to stabilize the situation for a long time? the ecuadorian authorities are largely themselves brought the situation to the point where now, over the course of two presidential administrations, the last before the current president, the authorities have consistently weakened the control of the state, and socially, they have weakened, and the empty vacated space has been taken up by oppression, there is no holy place here, plus, this is no longer connected with the authorities, the negative factor was the quarantine during the pandemic, that is, everyone left the streets except crime, which increased at that time, plus at some point specifically the ecuadorian authorities, the police did a great stupidity, when they bet on the fact that the criminals themselves would restore order in the pr

you can define more authority , for example, see how much more authority , we want more authority according to the law of authority in some cases, in previous governments, we have seen that the private sector's power has been taken, where it has been taken, where they want to decide to approve a price, where they want to determine the task description of this sector in a specific economic issue. unfortunately, we have seen that these so-called issues have been dealt with in a tasteful way, one of the issues. even though the authority will increase in this way and finally the authority to regulate the market and the same topic we are discussing, the marketing of the market will be completely under the responsibility of the snafs and organizations. we have organized our guilds and associations, and whether it was enough or not, according to article 57 of the law on trade unions and unions. they have the task of monitoring gram sales. to what extent has the problem been solved? how successful were they? now let the people judge how many of their complaints and how many of their complaints abou

you have to understand the posting authority has only limits that a governing a control in some parts of the occupied by spring. that hasn't been in dallas, i since how much ceased power the in 2007. but in general, of the policy most already has lost a lot of popularity also among ordinary palestinians that have been no general election since 2006. now for the palestinians that in the day of course want to to hear from the americans what they are doing to end the war in gods. but also what are they doing to protect the civilians, the civilian population, not just in gaza, but also in the occupied a westbank where there has been an increase in such a violence and we've heard and totally blanking a talking about that. and his remarks on tuesday evening, he said you contend the binding spike stream is really settlers, but also displacement by communities in the occupied westbank and at demolitions. and another very important issue for palestinians is of that that the americans, the pressure, the, is ready government to release a tax revenue service holding. they needed a for functioning

that's the palestinian authority. that means the pa is unable to pay his security forces a time when the west bank is boiling. and finally, another viewer comments by the name of ib nomer, there's nothing, no israeli tourist, no non-israeli tourist, no weddings, no henna celebrations. before the weddings, no housewarmings, ouch, that hurts. uh, let me introduce our guests for the first section of the q&a. first up we have david hungerford. david hungerford is author and economist. david hungerford, welcome to economic divide. uh, all lies are on the humanitarian situation in gaza. that's uh given, 100 days is passed, even that um this uh genocide is continuing, but the same time you have economic crisis unfolding. you're looking at. uh the way that funds are evaporating, uh, you don't have a budget that can keep up with the war cost, how severely has this genocide or war war impacted? bank's economy, both for the israel and the palestinians for that matter. well, um, the uh, we're talking about, i think here primarily

, let's not forget that the authority, palestinian authority has to pay their staff. and they're not getting the money for it, that's a repeated uh move by the israel regime, and because of that cash shortage, it has put businesses at risk. now in terms of the uh way that we looked at this, we also wanted to add this piece of information, since the on slot began, israel has almost entirely stopped allowing palestinians from the occupied west bank to enter israel for work, so obviously that impacts the economy of the west bank. next up, another impact of the israeli onslot, and that's on the prices of energy, the world bank warning of energy prices price surge, if the mides war, which we call west asia, spreads, and uh, it's a new economic report which predicted year of weak growth and said the world faced a decade of wasted opportunity, well based on that we figured we need to give uh our two cents, as they say here, and our analysis is the converging crises in recent years have put the world economy on track for the weakest half decade in 30 years okay, that based on the research we

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, let's not forget that uh, the authority, palestinian authority has to pay their staff, and they're not getting the money for it, that's a repeated uh move by the israel regime, and because of that cash shortage, it has put businesses at risk. now in terms of the way that we looked at this, we also want to add this piece of information since the on slot began, israel has almost entirely... stopped allowing palestinians from the occupied west bank to enter israel for work, so obviously that impacts the economy of the west bank. next up, another impact of the israeli onslot and that's on the prices of energy. the world bank warning of energy prices price surge, if the midias war, which we call west asia, spreads and uh, it's a new economic report which predicted year of weak growth and said that the world faced a decade of wasted opportunity. well, based on that, we figured need to give uh our two sense as they say here, and our analysis is, the converging crises in recent years have put the world economy on track for the weakest half decade in 30 years, okay, that based on the resear

it's about authority. we are not really looking at duty. >> no, that is exactly what i'm ying to say is are you performing the duty of your job as a trustee and if y are, then you are presumptive a state actor. that's what the court's statement turned to. you what to say it is having conversations as always a part of your duty, which converts every conversio you have. >> i would say having some mechanism by which you can interact with your constituents is part of your duty. theesnsibility of board members and the role of community leaders t participate in public discourse and then they say board memrs have theesnsibility to identify personal viewpoints as such. and not the viewpoint of the board and hear what you have is both of theetitioners using we and our when they talk about whatheoard is doing. anybody that looks at that is going to think this is the unofficial website. it looks like an official websitan performs all the functions of the website. there's no disclaimer anywhere. shhas a separateamign

more authority , we want more authority according to the law , we want authority in some cases previous governments have seen that the power of the private sector has been taken away , where it has been taken, where they want to make a decision in order to set a price, where they want to determine the job description of this department. in the specific economic issue, at what level, unfortunately, we we have seen that these so-called issues have been dealt with in a tasteful manner . one of the problems is the pricing authority of the snaaf chambers and organizations. the shape will increase and finally. that is optional.

maria skorodilka will tell you how the authorities react. fire and emotions.er between france and belgium is at its peak. local farmers block roads, car horns honk loudly, the government resigns, this is the beginning. together, people chant. and this is not an ultimatum, it’s war - we’re sure analysts. local farmers said they were starting a blockade of paris. not a single truck should enter the french capital. there will be seven strategic blocking points with tractors, farmers along the seven roads leading to paris. our goal is not to disturb citizens, but to get answers from the government. enough victims, fed up, let them shut up and listen to our terms. the farmers of france are denouncing the political dishonesty of the authorities as best they can ; administrative buildings in norbon, lemoges, and iruane are drowning in manure. agrarian policy authorities have failed, farmers are determined to get to the top. stop persecuting us, how else can you prove to the authorities that taxes are too high, that there is too much control, this is the market, and t

approved provisions in the order of considering issues of citizenship mechanisms, the relevant authoritiesinitiate the issue of the loss of citizenship of the republic of belarus by this person, and the ministry of internal affairs in the prescribed manner submit relevant material for consideration by the president, i understand that it is not for nothing that we call ourselves a rule -of-law state, but still a soft rule-of-law state, but a rule-of-law state , because only at will, because citizenship is after all, it is actually quite serious an institution that does not arise overnight is also very difficult. gain and not just lose, but in any case, a person will lose citizenship only for specific actions that are given the right assessment, obtaining citizenship, here’s how to find this is citizenship itself, and here is the oath and knowledge of the language, yes, these are now obligatory conditions for obtaining citizenship, well, these are one of the obligatory conditions; in fact , there are several standard procedures for acquiring citizenship: an international treaty of the republ

there was an impression that various representatives of the authorities. they shift responsibility a little bit to each other, i.e. the office of the president points to the military leadership, the military leadership points to the civilian government, and even the fact that the draft law was finally brought into the parliament by the representatives of the prime minister is so a little atypical, and the fact that in the last two weeks , a very heated discussion was expected, but the fact that it would be of such a level, that is, it was partly... it was a surprise, that is, until the last it was not clear whether they would vote on the draft law at least in the first reading, so that it could be finalized before the second reading, er, and to work out some kind of compromise project, but already today it became clear that the parliament decided to wrap it up completely, return it to the author, that is, to the government, and presumably this means that even at the stage of the first reading, the parliament is not ready to take responsibility. for such an irritating move. colleague,

and has found the authority to declare a crime and in a way in the capacity of a quasi-plaintiff. a plaintiff does not mean that when this complaint is received, in the legal structure of the court, this is defined as the court's prosecution as the first court's prosecution authority. and inheriting this issue means that it is not the case that the prosecution is not seen by the court, so it is the prosecution as the second stage or as the second position, the court now has this authority to adapt , in a better way, i can say that it is the authority to decide on the subject of the alleged complaint by the african government with the so-called exclusive powers defined for the icc . be accepted briefly, this opinion of the prosecutor, yes, means that the opinion of the prosecutor's group should be accepted in the ic, which we know by announcing that the ic has not yet established a very strong judicial experience . he is going to vote on this we will be a phenomenon called international condemnation for israel. yes, thank you very much , mr. konani. thank you for your presence in t

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the brit golf is good to have you with us will begin with dealing with weapons. berlin has authorize the export of missiles, the saudi arabia ending restrictions that were introduced in 2018. the sale of a 150 iris t air to air missiles to re on is a major policy shift for german transfer or walk sholtes as government related halted arms exports to the kingdom after dissident journalist jamal ca shogi was killed and the saw, the consulate in his temple, us intelligence found that saw the crown prince mohammed been solomon had sanctioned his murder mo, missiles like these will soon be on their way to saudi arabia. that's off the german government, scrapped a 5 year old ban on arms exports. but belin still seems on decided on allowing the saudis to get more jets defy them from. so you're a fighter is a part of the corporation between germany, italy, spain, and the u. k. and saudi arabia already has dozens of them. when the car and german government was formed, it said it would not approve the delivery of any more jets. the reason re adds war against who the rebels in yemen and the brut

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the authority to agencies a the executive has corerticle ii authority t fill in those gaps.the executive per then the article three courts are just fulfilling their dial role when they will give affects to wt congress has done and their choice to rely on t agency in that regards. but i thi what all of this shows is the constitutional attacks on chevron and the suggestion tt it is egregiously wrong, mit because there's no constitutional distinction between that kind of expressed delegation and the delegatns recognized in chevron. if congress can expresslynvest in agency with the authority to interpret the law through an expressed delegation and thenhey could do the samehing. especially in a world where congss has to provide the agency with the expressed authority to carry the statute in operation with the fective law. ew the right line in identifying exactly whe these delegations have occurred. i think they gotha right for all the reasons that i tried to explain this morning. but i think it i important to recognize tha that debate doesn't have constitutional dimension to it t

, or at least to pretend in the western media in the western societies that the authority of the united states is still standing, perhaps another important goal. that's all , the people of the world, the public opinion at the level. to distract the international community from the heinous crimes committed in the gaza strip by the zionist regime, but due to the virtual space of alternative media and the vigilance of the people of the world, even inside the united states or western europe, they could not achieve this goal, and all protestors they are involved in this shameless and heinous killing , the number of which is increasing every day and has increased from 23,000 people in gaza. of course , i would like to say one thing. one of the goals of the americans was to create fear and panic among the yemeni people that this attack could continue in the future, for example, which the yemeni people immediately demonstrated this morning in the millions of demonstrations that took place in various cities, including the capital sana'a. yemen to give their decisive support to the national salva

we are alarmed by the fact that the authorities have now actively started a hunt for vidyum, and one of the examples that one of the best combatants of the armed forces of ukraine, combatant 518 of the dyke pole battalion, was arrested yesterday and taken into custody without bail in the kharkiv court. to thing, of the kryvyi rih battalion, andriy malakhov, who in the last 20 years of the war rose from a senior lieutenant to a major, was wounded several times, including vashka, has three state and seven departmental awards, this is only... for two years , this is just an example of the fact that the hunt has begun, trying to shut the mouths of all adequate people, today comrade andriy was arrested directly in kryvyi rih, andriy karpovych, a representative of the baynet of the nation organization, it is just shown that he is trying to trick everyone adequate, all independent, and they think... that they will be able to do it, it is unlikely that they will succeed, not to transplant everyone, although they have such a dream, taking into account the nkvd skills that are in the president

the authority of the labor departments of the provinces is there. people have any complaints against any person. in this area, they can refer to the labor departments to the person, provided that the job search is allowed . my first and last request is this. do not trust me to send you abroad with such incomes. thank you very much, mr. dr. mahmoud karimi barramand, deputy minister of employment of the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare, and for the last very short question, please tell me what to do with these units that appear in the country in the name of finding jobs abroad. it will be updated, but in fact, the stage of this decree has predicted all of this, and we announced the steps of the new regulations that we corrected in the 13th government , because the regulations were old, it had been 15 years , the regulations had not changed, the conditions of the day and the labor market had changed. in the bylaws, all stages of treatment are seen from warning to revocation to denial of rights in the ordinance our new letter, if someone

authorities say this was intentional. they say the driver with at least a dozen canisters filled with gas in his rented suv. aaron katersky reporting. >>> tonight, the embattled president of harvard abruptly resigning amid allegations of plagiarism and backlash on her testimony on anti-semitism on campus. >>> a suspect allegedly shooting his way into the colorado supreme court, holding a guard hostage at gunpoint. >>> the migrant crisis in the u.s. hitting the suburbs, after new york city's mayor say you must give us 32 hours notice, buses carrying hundreds of asylum seekers dropping off migrants in the suburbs. >>> tonight, a top hamas official killed in a massive explosion in beirut. >>> late today, former president trump appealing maine's decision to bar him from the primary b ballot there. and tonight, nikki haley saying it's about time trump showed up at the debates. rachel scott in high what. >>> tonight, the potential snowstorm coming to the northeast. new york city now bracing for what could be its first significa

so i wouldn't even put the burden on the posting in authority. i would put the burden on israel in terms of protecting posting and people and providing in line with ok national there to national obligations. one more point i want to make this fragmentation a posting in society has led to isolation of communities and the inability to create an alternative. suppose thing is, um, this is what this policy of control and divide division and oppression was created is, is that there is no other alternative proposed to me. and i done this authority and it's been difficult for also to have, you know, 4 or 4, you know, future or 4 were thinking when, when, when unable to, to, to, to, to, to, to organize together. sure. missed about who the when miss kelly was talking about how it is rails obligations and rights under international law. it hasn't been abiding by those for 70 years. it's not going to begin to do that. now. is it? but you one says that there was a risk of annexation as well. and next thing parts of the occupied westbank, whose responsibility

i ask you to ask one more time please announce the point that yemen and the yemeni authorities have announced that only with a series of countries. in fact, the ships that are heading towards the occupied territories are working, and my question is why america is trying to inculcate this point to include it all and say that yemen is creating insecurity at the entrance of the red sea. it is clear because the americans, as a superpower claiming global governance , were challenged in the strategic strait of babolmandb and for the first time. an almost small country has been able to impose its will on the sea routes, especially the straits of babolmande and the red sea, on the will of the united states. in other words, the imperial authority of the united states of america has been challenged, and despite the fact that the yemenis declared that only ships destined for the zionist regime will target those who pass through this strait from the origin of occupied palestine, and this issue includes them, but the americans cannot their own allies, for example, the zionist regime , should help. this ch

, see how much more authority, we want more authority based on the authority law, we have seen in some cases in previous governments that the private sector has been taken away, where it was taken, where readers should decide in order to approve a price where they want to determine the extent of the task description of this department in a specific economic issue. asalaf chambers and organizations no, it is not, no, no, it means that you should see that the role of the government should be to monitor economic behavior. thank you, mr. hasanlu . the regulation of the market and the issue we are discussing, marketing , should be the responsibility of the trade unions and organizations. we must first see how much responsibility and authority we have given to the guilds, trade unions and our organizations, and whether it has been enough or not. based on article 57 of the trade union law , the chamber of guilds and the union have the duty to monitor gram sales. to what extent has the issue been resolved? they were successful, now the people will judge. let them know how many of their complai

issued by the state construction supervision authority of st.sion for the construction of a warehouse complex with a total area of ​​105,800 km in shushary. a conclusion was issued on the compliance of the constructed facility with the requirements of the design documentation, but they did not apply to the state construction supervision for permission to put the facility into operation. now the prosecutor's office will look into it. and there they have already begun an inspection, the damage suffered by thousands of sellers of the marketplace buyers, alberis promised to compensate, how much exactly the company will suffer is difficult to calculate, at this moment firefighters are still fighting the fire. lona germanova, irina chuchu and kseniy ugarova, torobchinov, shamil fabrikov, vladislav pasechka and sergey nashchekin, channel one st. petersburg. a new severe example of the russophobia of the latvian authorities, they expelled an eighty-two-year-old man without the right to return to the country where he still had everything. relatives in ri

lebanon demands that the israeli authorities abandon the violation of the sovereignty of the republic and withdraw, withdraw military troops from the southern regions of the country, because further aggravation of the situation could lead to the start of a new regional war, this is the wording used, from the official point of view in lebanon, we will discuss all this in international news agencies. the situation in southern lebanon is steadily deteriorating ; noticeably, the parties have intensified attacks against each other. if we are talking about lebanon, then its southernmost regions can already be called a kind of dead zone. not only were tens of thousands of lebanese citizens forced to leave these areas, but... they now essentially have nowhere to return, since most of the housing stock is either destroyed or requires serious major repairs, colossal damage has been caused to agricultural pests, in fact, the damage is very large after these events that occurred on october 8th. moreover, in recent days the fighting has begun to reach more alarming levels. the strikes are being ca

klitschko, accusing the authorities of the events that now you mentioned it, i'm here of course. i will not take the bread away from my colleagues, first of all, from my colleague yurchyshyn, who, i am sure, has already gathered enough information about these events, but i will only say about the fact that our partners all note how surprised they are by the fact that that ukraine, despite the terrible war with russia, regardless of... the state of war, the constant attacks, the social tension, remains a democracy and is quite, quite a free country, everyone who is engaged in such things feels quite at ease in this country hard work, informing society about various events, including. criticizing representatives of various authorities, so i once again hope that these events will be immediately and very carefully investigated, society will receive full information about who, for what, for what purpose organizes such events, let's not forget that is unprecedented in its intensity. war in information space, unfortunately, quite often we see our enemy manage to carry out quite successf

they choose, not me. flan authority. they choose, not me. can we brina authority.n we bring up — authority. they choose, not me. can we bring up your witness statement again? page 12, paragraphs 42 to 1m. this is what you've said in relation to this case. "i have been asked to set out my recollections of these proceedings and been referred to a number of documents. this inquiry regarding suppression of documents was assigned to me, the letter was handed over which had been prepared... they had been withholding customer deploys deposit slips which had been kept in a cupboard behind the counter. there were no concerns, the investigation was conducted professionally, i have no other reflections about this matter." in light of our discussion just now, do you have anything you would like to reflect on in this particular case? ., . ., , ., , case? concerning that inquiry, as it set about, case? concerning that inquiry, as it set about. it _ case? concerning that inquiry, as it set about, it is _ case? concerning that inquiry, as it set about, it is about _ case? concerni

, the society of authors is right who represent authors well?they help? it? would be so much better for authors if the society of authors was willing to protect their freedom of speech, but the i actually tweeted the society of authors about this , and they denied that about this, and they denied that freedom of speech was one of their priorities or even interests . a society of authors interests. a society of authors said , yeah, yeah, it's that's said, yeah, yeah, it's that's not one of our things that we do to some authors i know who are extremely brave actually try to bnng extremely brave actually try to bring a freedom of speech, motion to their agm. >> last year. um, they they were called bigots and fascists on social media just for bringing a free speech motion before the agm and the society of authors , agm and the society of authors, um, ended up voting against . um, ended up voting against. free speech by 593 to 161. >> well, thank you for depressing me . yes, well, i'll depressing me. yes, well, i'll just go and kill myself , if depre

need to realize that criticism is not a crime, i don't know, something bad against the authorities,t's normal, it's important that it is correct there. criticism , so that it is professional, is understandable, but it must be heard, and we now have a government that categorically does not hear criticism in any direction, whether it refers to anti-democratic tendencies in the parliament, whether it refers to weak institutions in principle, or it it concerns the need to return freedom of speech, and of course businesses, people who are themselves created, which we still have to finish, sorry, the time of our program has come to an end, iryna gerashchenko, oleksiy kucherenko, yulia... klymenko were guests of our program today, friends, during our program we conducted a survey, we asked you about this, whether do you trust the anti-corruption authorities, so 6% trust, 94% no, on youtube we have a ratio of 10% trust, 90% no, this is the verdict program today, it was conducted by serhiy rudenko, i say goodbye to you until the next broadcast, which will be at 20:00, your... good health to

title 42 authority needs to be applied here on the concept that america is full.f you have to wait four years for an asylum hearing slow down the asylum system. 1.7 million are ready to be deported. deport them before we let new people in. >> you are not asking for what the house was demanding, this bill known as h.r. 2. >> h.r. 2, right. >> have you been talking at all to speaker johnson about what he would be willing to put on the floor? >> yes. >> what is he willing to do? >> yes. we need policy changes that address the pull factors. there's nothing irregular going on in the world. this was created by policy choices that created new pull factors. asylum form, limitations on parole, reinvoking title 42 i think would be enough to get it through the house. the policy changes have to be real. we have to start deporting people to slow down the inflow. if you see people leaving the country, people are less likely to show up at the border. i'm urging the biden administration, when trump gets to be president f he does, if you're here illegally you're going to be deport