watch the tv version of the benefit party with creative congratulations from colleagues on november 1321:05 on the third button. the whole country is dancing, the music is georgian, the dances are their own. with these words begins the challenge, which was launched by a well-known belarusian agroblogger from the cool. and on our social networks you can follow developments in the country and the world. on the screens there is also a qr code for the mobile application. the broadcast will continue with sports news, we will see you at one o'clock in the afternoon on the first button. the belarusian classic at the capital's dynamo olympic stadium ended with a victory for bath. the borizov team suffered their first home defeat of the season the day before. dmitry antilevsky with an assist from ruslan khadarkevich 1:00, we had chances, we probably didn’t create as many in the first round as we did today, but overall we lost, we don’t need our heads in the ashes here, let’s move on, in principle let's work on the mistakes, see what didn't work out, and move on, there are four games left after

parties intend to launch a number of interesting projects, as well as establish a constructive dialogue among themselves in order to work as a united front for the creation and consolidation of society. the benefits of political parties, what role should such associations play in a modern state? experts and guests of the editors club discuss. realities and look at world experience, as well as what western politicians say and think about belarus, pranksters vavan lexus are visiting the studio with a new portion of revelations, you talked with many european and american politicians, belarus is often remembered in the context of the twentieth year, what do you think, in general, what role has the modern west assigned to our country in this entire global history, who are we for and what? would have happened to us if the situation had unfolded differently in 2020, that in general, because there was a lot behind the scenes that we didn’t see, they would like belarus to become a second ukraine, so that the same events would happen in kiev in 1914, they don’t care at all about what will happen to the people, what it will lead to, how many victims may suddenly appear in connection with any revolution, the

how much would the republican party benefit if he were no longer a member in the house. >> oh, tremendous. people have to earn the right to be here and i think just -- he'll admit to you personally, he doesn't have a conservative bend in his philosophy and just the nature of what he focuses on. >> do you think the house gop should consider expelling him. >> that is up to the conference. but i mean, i don't believe the conference would ever heel if there is no consequences for the action. >> does it concern you that speaker johnson doesn't seem to be going in that direction. >> that is a question for speaker johnson. i don't know if they made any deal for the vote. i don't believe so. but i'll let ethics do their work. >> you could dealt with freedom caucuses differently that would have resulted in a different espn if you changes your approach in any way with them. >> and look, you cover this place and you know the personalities better than ever and you watched the 15 roundsch most of the questions you asked, would i survive the next week and so we all knew this would happen. you just didn

it is with the election and not another issue you mentioned that benefits a party in the united states has always been decisive. do you think that when mr. biden traveled to the region at the beginning of this conflict and expressed his radical support for the zionist regime , he did not anticipate that he would face so much pressure from public opinion in the united states? the first thing that americans think about, especially during elections, is where do they get the money for the elections? well, the zionist lobbies have the most financial aid to the american presidents, apart from the wealthy , who are actually jews and zionists. separate financial sources for presidential candidates from previous years they put aside the elections and collect them, so what mr. biden was thinking about was that if he now shows 100% support for the shahnista regime, as he has shown throughout the history of his work as a politician, financial resources as for ms. akwan's voice being cut off, i will also ask you as a final question , mr. abbasi, what do you think, did biden not expect to face this

belarusian parties will benefit if they can truly represent the interests of their party members before state. by getting involved in the discussion of political issues, belarusians through. parties can more actively express their position, participate in the formation of the state agenda, monitor how the most important directions for life are being implemented, today we will talk about this involvement in the common state cause with the guests of the project, question number one. belarus party is young, you have you had time to feel this competition on the political field? we have clearly occupied our niche in this niche, we are working now, and we are interacting with our colleagues from the communist party of the liberal democratic justice labor party, but as i see it, our projects are going their own way, and i think that after some time there may be competition , but at this stage we are rather comrades, rather, we are cooperating in party development; the most important election campaign is in february, especially since for the first time it will be held on a single day voting, ho

belarusian parties will benefit if they can truly represent the interests of their party members befored also become... assistants to the authorities in explaining, promoting decisions made, and participating in decisions made, especially if they are deputies, which is relevant today stage, as well as delegates of the all-belarusian people's assembly, the purpose of the parties is not to fight with the state, but to compete with each other at the level of projects, legislative initiatives, everything that is aimed at creation, and we must... understand that every decision made at the state level must simultaneously satisfy all groups of the population, public sector employees, entrepreneurs, and pensioners, therefore another task of the party is not to divide, but to unite society, especially in the face of modern challenges and threats. it is very important for us to be united today, because the situation is extremely tense, very dangerous, we can’t even imagine. no one today can predict what will happen tomorrow; in matters of party building there will be there is a long way to go, bu

naturally, the more active the model of regional cooperation is, the benefits will go to the regional parties will receive. the two sides also expressed their satisfaction with the strengthening of bilateral relations and emphasized the importance of increasing cooperation between tehran and baku in international regional arenas. the current students of the first year of high school of the gifted schools go to the second year of sampad high schools without an exam, as in previous years. the head of the national organization for the development of brilliant talents says: the ruling of the administrative court of justice regarding the entrance exam for the second level of secondary school is related to the new entrances of these schools. the final verdict was awarded to the children who are currently students of sampat, seventh and eighth graders the current 9th should be excluded from this examination. we think that holding this test will make sampad's educational programs very different because these programs are 6 years old and the transfer of children in the middle of those programs will ca

belarusian parties will benefit if they can truly represent the interests of their party members beforete. by getting involved in the discussion of political issues, belarusians through parties can become more active show your position, participate in the formation of the state agenda, monitor how the most important direction for life is being implemented. today we will talk about this involvement in the common state cause with the guests of the project, question number one. belarus, the party is young, you have already felt this competition on the political field, we have clearly occupied our niche, in this niche we are now working, yes, we are interacting with our colleagues from the communist party, the liberal democratic party, the party of labor justice, but as i see it, they are implementing their projects, going their own way. and i think that after some time there may be competition, but at this stage we are rather comrades-in-arms, rather collaborating in party development. the most important election campaign is in february, especially since for the first time it will take pla

been happening to trump, for the lycan, they don't want to see the government manipulated benefiting political parties saying yes, will keep trump on the ballot they say no to this new push to keep trump often live judges michigan and minnesota say you can't kick him off josÉ ballots susan on the push behind the scenes to get trump off the state ballots. gene: absolutely liz, this is the type of stuff that of the conservative dinner, would lead into the disbarred and sanctioning court we get the left who are willing to go forward and bring frivolous argument and trump was included the senate of the charges that are or he's accused of this colorado case chuck smith is going after the district of columbia and the fact of the matter is the truck voters in the regular american people, they she targeting the recognizer because we have been here before and you are exactly right, since the day one, they been out to get him as his day one family thrown everything but the kitchen sink at them at him those with trying to do right now and essentially going to the kitchen sink in trying to keeping off of the ball

you worked there you got a discount on a ymca membership but they didn't pay for that it benefited both partiesnly need to provide the means for their employers to be able to pay for a gym membership or maybe a double quarter pounder and a large fry. that you all for joining the nightcap, everybody appreciate that. and thank you for watching america's late news fox news att night.al i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. see you back here tomorrow. i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all you need is a perfect, amazing team that will guide you through the right steps to be successful. and that's what bank of america was for me. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. delicious too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? we are, my friend. we are. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh

trump's legal troubles might benefit him, but they don't benefit the republican party. just ask vivek like cake. the republican party in 2017, 2020, now 2023 has sustained significant losses. thereins the data. poll after poll showing biden trump competitive, trump even winning. then you have tuesday. you say, which is it going to be? tuesday was the more reliable indicator or was it that which came out in all the polls. still sto come, the final results of the poll question. i'm asking this. should "the washington post" have removed the cartoon titled "human shields." this is michael ramirez's p political cartoon. it depicts a hamas spokesperson say how dare they attack civilians while children remain boupd with rope to his body. you get our exclusive editorial cartoonist. here's rob rogers writing for us this week. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> all right, there's the results thus far. should the "washington post" -- wow, deciseive. should the "washington post" removed the cartoon title, h

. >> how much will the republican party benefit if matt gates were no longer a member of the house? >> tremendously. people have to earn the right to be here. i just think, he will admit to you personally, doesn't have a conservative bend in his philosophy. and just the nature of what he focuses on. >> do you think the house should consider expelling him? >> that's up to the conference, but i don't believe the conference would ever heal if there's no consequences for the action. >> what about that surprised you? >> it just seemed out of nature. they seemed to have changed during the time. they care a lot about press, not about policy. so they seem to just want the press. >> do you think mace will have a difficult time winning reelection now? >> not because of this. if you watched, just her philosophy and the flip flopping, don't believe she wins reelection. i don't think she will probably have earn ed the right to get reelected. i think you look at the district itself. >> so in response, these members shooting back at the former speaker. matt gaetz saying, thoughts and prayers to th

that of course, the more we make the model of regional cooperation more active, the benefits will reach the regional partiestions and emphasized the importance of increasing cooperation between tehran and baku in international regional arenas. basiji technologists of knowledge-based companies presented their latest technological achievements in an exhibition. the ultrasound machine and the new generation of refractory bricks are among the products that have been sent to low-income areas after domestication. the design and internalization of the sonography device by the efforts of basiji daneshbanian engineers compared to the foreign model, the price of the device is about 40%, and its foreign grade , which is ge, is about five billion tomans, this is two billion tomans , this is about 40% of the same price as the foreign one, and according to the research we have done, it is almost the same as other domestic production companies. it uses the quality and brand it is using. it is much higher, or the design and production of firebricks. this product is both moisture-proof and heat-proof. some of these products

of a cease-fire, as you heard erin mention, white house officials are talking about the benefits for all parties involved for this to be extenned, talking about ramping-up that humanitarian aid, working for peace for the palestinian people and kirby talked about how hamas could potentially benefit from this extension during the briefing. listen here. >> i want to stress, and this was always part of the calculus, any discussion in pause was always part of the calculus, to benefit from it. israeli people have benefited by it, so too american people have benefitted with little abigail back with her family. sot it's a balance. >> reporter: kate on the remaining americans it's still unclear whether the roughly eightover nine remaining americans in gaza, whether americans would be among the next hostage releases today or in the next few days, he said that there's still hope that two american women who fit the criteria will be released soon, but he also said that there's not confirmation on the conditions and exact locations of all of these hostages the u.s. can't confirm that all of them are being hel

they are provided in the middle east and north africa and the parties to the transaction receive benefits. at the same time as world war ii, jewish immigration increased . in the meantime, the aliyabit organization with the capital of american jews intensifies the migration and thousands of people from different countries are transferred to palestine. on the eve of the 50th anniversary of herrzel's promises, it was necessary to make a move. previous attempts and even blowing up the patria ship with its jewish passengers did not have much effect. they have to do something big. a ship full of passengers is anchored near the shore. boats fall into the water, passengers fall into the water they hit and reach the coast of palestine through the calm waters with difficulty. it would be an interesting sight. a legendary migration, something similar to the migration of the israelites. a scrap ship is procured from america and after being registered in honduras, it goes to france . the ship is being repaired in france and is ready to sail. 450 jews arrive with fake passports. an american priest is

. >> it that case you been missing run how much of the republican party benefits if you're no longermember of the house in your opinion. >> tremendously pretty people have to earn the right to be here. i just think that will he doesn't have a conservative vented his philosophy in just the nature of what he focuses on. >> you think the house should expelling him suitable, that is up to the conference but having come i don't believe the conference would've never heal and there's no consequences for the actions they care a lot about press and on about policies as they seem to just want the press pretty the personality. liz: so this former speaker mccarthy going aftermath case and the other member of the eight group of eight that ousted him the push to helps to minority think of kevin here. >> well i'm not going to comment on what he said or ceases to understand what he says and i understand his feelings or here's the deal, all of this makes me sick and angers me i'm tired of it we literally definitely got out of runway, we could win the election big next year and for get out of runway g

as for the tory party clamping down on benefits , it's the nasty, mean benefits, it's the nasty, mean won't it? >> that's right, martin. of course, you and i are old enough to remember when the tory party attacked criticised labour's attacked and criticised labour's bringing in the minimum wage back in the day they said they thought would just a fuel pay thought it would just a fuel pay rises for those on the lowest lowest salaries. in fact, yeah, the party, the government now embraces it completely . and embraces it completely. and these numbers out today, it's a pay these numbers out today, it's a pay rise for 3 million people on the lowest wages . they are very the lowest wages. they are very pleased with it. the government, it's a it's an indication, i think, coming think, of what's coming tomorrow, that this tomorrow, the increase that this is, is a increase. that's is, is a 10% increase. that's more than twice inflation. it does show how the government is trying to reward work, reward, reward, strivers , reward those reward, strivers, reward those who are trying to get by pay. a

i think it's in the benefits of, on the phone parties. i mean, is there any forces i've tried for over 50 days to solve things for military action? so i came on civilians from the end of the story and hospitals, chapters, buildings, unfortunately hurting the children and women and elderly by the thousands. i think that the ideas and the water coming in because they realize that going through a peaceful negotiations is the way out of this. that all sounds a lot of pressure from the, from the public opinion is what i am and from the world, especially after social media has expose a lot of the things that has been done here in the us. the displacing one point. 5000000 and causing a big humanitarian crisis in the 21st century. the scene is here, the, the have trying to get back to their normal lives. however, without the electricity of that has been cut off without tools that has been cut off communications that's coming, go together with all the displaced and all the destruction. the amount of a that has come in is less than one percent of t

the decision by israel and hamas to extend the short-term truce in gaza brought short-term benefits to both partiese on israel to make a permanent peace internally to end the truce, each daily release of prisoners increases the popularity of hamas in the israeli-occupied west bank, many of the liberated palestinians have returned there, and hamas and other armed groups are waging a low-intensity insurgency there. the lengthy pause slows the pace of the israeli invasion, jeopardizing its stated goal of removing hamas from power. if the pause in the invasion drags on even longer, it will lead to a clash between netanyahu and far-right ministers, who reluctantly supported the ceasefire because they were confident that the invasion would resume after a short truce, it was urgent, in principle , to turn it into a lasting peace, and to ensure that israel did not resume its military operation in gaza, and for this it is proposed that both sides made certain concessions, israel released a huge number of palestinian... prisoners, hamas agreed to demilitarization, it’s interesting to imagine how this could b

benefits, attack rich people, have class warfare. she would fit nicely in with the left-wing of the democratic party. let's cut benefits.prosperity hotline widely read, nikki haley does her version of the bataan political death march on social security. i will use bill o'reilly's old term, that is pin hid. don't we have a better way out of this? >> it is amazing, isn't it. why don't we put something out there that will punish the people who vote the most, who tend to vote republican? let's really attack them. larry: who succeed the most. make the country great. by the way they're not all rich people. they start out un-rich and climb up the ladder. >> it is amazing. say one thing before we continue. there was something very important in that previous conversation, you asked why do they do this appeasement. there is actually a through line. what you see on the left is ideology of appeasement that goes through everything. they really believe, it is their ideology, if you are nice to bad people they will become good where as what we see you're nice to bad people they actually get worse. the same ideology of appeasement. you

party exit polls... the early exit polls are telling us these elections have been very much about immigration, the right have exercised this anything campaign and it is not that has benefitedthe anti— immigration party of geert wilders that house. it is also telling us that their significant section of the dutch electorate is distrustful and are therefore susceptible to voting for what is a populist politician. thank you very much- — populist politician. thank you very much. just _ populist politician. thank you very much. just to _ populist politician. thank you very much. just to let - populist politician. thank you very much. just to let you - populist politician. thank you i very much. just to let you know what happens next, the final results are due on thursday the complicated process of negotiating will begin in earnest. geert wilders has the first opportunity to try and find that new governing coalition. two people have died after a car exploded on the rainbow bridge, linking canada with the united states. an eyewitness said the car accelerated at high speed, swerving past another vehicle. it then hit a fence, flew into the air and burst into a ball of fire. the inc

i think it's in the benefit of all the all for parties. i mean, is there any forces have tried for over 50 days to solve things through military action? so i came on civilians from the and destroying the hospitals, churches, buildings, unfortunately hurting the children and women and elderly by the thousands. however, they haven't been able to achieve anything on the ground when it came to 2 of their objectives. for the leasing all of that hostages, they actually can as hostages to their own air strikes. and they also, i'm not able to provide any evidence of all of this month and come us. so i think that the ideas and the water cabinets have realized that going through peaceful negotiations is the way out of this. that also under a lot of pressure from the, from the public opinion is ryan and from the world, especially after social media has exposed a lot of the things that has been done here in the us. displacing 1500000 and causing a big humanitarian crisis in the 21st century. dep at a scene in seattle uh they have trying to get back to

we are the party to benefit most from any serious peaceful negotiations. has to face the following reality. to kill us. they are doing that. to deport us. they are trying to do that. the only thing that israelis are not trying is to live with us. they are not trying that. and i think for them, not for us, the only thing that israel should try is to make peace with us. leila: prime minister, thank you so much. amna: before the hamas terror attacks against our israelis, life in gaza was not easy. now, it's immeasurably more difficult, and deadly. for the last two weeks, producer zeba warsi and i have been talking to people in gaza whose lives have been upended by this conflict. we hear now from several of them, some from whom we still receive messages, and others whose whereabouts now are unkown. that beautiful coastal city is gaza. it's charming port, peaceful beaches and live, both everyday and extraordinary, pulsating through his people. all that was before the war. captured by 32 year old gazan photojournalist motaz al araj. that gaza lives only on his i

belarusian parties will benefit if they can truly represent the interests of their party members beforeell as become an assistant to the authorities in explaining and promoting decisions made. at a meeting with party members, the head of state states that everyone has problems with recognition. and this is followed by the question of trust, well, how can you trust someone you don’t know, by the way, i conducted an interesting monitoring belarusian institute of strategic studies with the help of colleagues from infometrics, analyzed the belarusian media from january to november of this year, looked at the trends that affect the image of registered political parties in infopol, the share of publications in general with uniform trends, but there were also individual peaks, well, first, this is due to the emergence of the new political party belaya rus, it is the leader in the number of mentions, but you can see how much less of them there are for the other three, and these indicators are significantly inferior to the media activity of, for example, such public associations as the brsm, the

use of third parties, a significant potential benefit, but poor third-party risk management can hurt consumers, we can banks and contribute to an unlevel playing field. recently the occ and other regulators jointly issued interagency guidance on third-party relationships risk management, reminding banks of their responsibility to operate in a safe and sound manner, and in compliance with law and regulation, regardless of whether their activities are performed in-house or outsourced. they also recognize the considerable interest by the banking industry and artificial intelligence. today, banks have generally approached machine learning and ai cautiously across a range of use cases. the potential benefits for widespread adoption of ai are significant, but so are the risks. we expect thanks to continue to manage appropriately. the digital asset space attention is shifting from crypto to the tokenization of real-world assets and liabilities. in contrast to crypto, tokenization is driven by solving real-world settlement problems. which can be developed in a safe, sound and fair manner. ne

benefits every day. in mnederd , the right-wing freedom party, led by geert wilders, unexpectedly won the early parliamentary to the exit pool, the svoboda party will receive 35 of the 150 seats in parliament. closest competitors. a bloc of two left-wing parties can claim 26 seats, and the previously ruling people's party, which has not lost an election since 2010, has slipped to third place, with a total of 24. the counting of votes continues until this situation is confirmed, although pre-election polls showed an approximate equality between rivals. it seems that the people of the netherlands are tired of the influx of migrants. the freedom party promises to tighten legislation in this area. in addition, wilders encourages spending money. for the needs of the netherlands, and not to help ukraine, however, in order to form a government, his party will need coalition allies. close competitors so far deny even the possibility of negotiations on this topic. we will never enter into a coalition with parties that call refugees the source of all troubles, never. when i look at people's reactions, i see that few u

it is important to understand that this strategy by the chinese communist party doesn't just benefit china's economy but also its military. in china there is no bright lining separating the military and civilian sectors. this is part of a very intentional strategy known as military civil fusion, which promotes development of dual-use technologies. in short, the chinese communist party is focused on shoring up technologies that bolster its military strength and its economic power. unfortunately, american investors are fueling the success of chinese military civil fusion, possibly unwittingly, without even knowing exactly what's happening. i'm not talking about covert theft of intellectual property. i'm talking about direct investments in chinese companies. american investors are fun you willing money into -- are funneling money into companies that are developing quantum computing, next-generation semiconductors, all of which benefit the people's liberation army. intentionally or not, these american investors are fueling china's military strength and funding capabilities that could eve

the use of third parties significant potential benefits of important third-party risk pk management can hurt consumers we can banks recently occ other regulators jointly issued interagency guidance on third-party relationships risk management. her mining banks have the responsibility to operate in a safe and sound manner in compliance with laws and regulations regardless and outsource. and cautiously across range of use cases potential widespread adoption are significant and so are the risks expect things to continue to manage appropriately. digital asset space attention is shifting from crypto to the tokenization of real-world assets and liabilities. in contrast tokenization is driven by solving real world settlement problems. he developed in a safe sound and fair manner. next february occ will host a public symposium to take stock of development, help enable strong foundations promote public discussion. approved principles for large banks. principles are focusedprincipaly on risk management two. not tell bankers what customers or businesses may or may not bank. but clarify how large b

interaction between russia and central asian countries could benefit even more from associations. efforts of all parties, vladimir putin stated. the president emphasized that the peoples of russia and kazakhstan have always remained true friends. moscow has a special relationship. today, the partnership between russia and kazakhstan is of a particularly privileged nature and is actively developing. it is based on the principles of mutual respect, recognition of sovereignty, territorial integrity and non-interference in internal affairs. russia is one of the largest. into the kazakh economy, accumulated russian investments in kazakhstan amount to about 17 billion dollars. there are about 6,000 enterprises with russian participation in the republic. a common historical past, centuries-old good neighborliness and cooperation, pride in the feat of our ancestors who fought against nazism and brought victory closer, bring our peoples closer together and strengthen traditionally close mutually beneficial ties. we value this priceless asset. and we strive to increase it for the sake of future generations of our

all parties will benefit from it.eurasia. on other topics, the israeli army shelled several settlements in different parts gas sector. patan has once again fallen into the large jebaliya refugee camp, arab media reported. the wounded are transported to the nearest... hospital. intense fighting is taking place in the administrative center of the enclave, gaza city. the hamas movement said that over the past 24 hours they hit more than a dozen pieces of israeli military equipment. in turn , tel aviv reported that over the past month they struck 14 targets. as the israeli military department emphasized, many of them were located on the territory of the mosque, children’s gardens and residential buildings. so, sakhaal explains the attacks on these objects. according to the arabic tv channel aljazeera, they have been in gas recently. there is not enough medicine, food, fuel. the topic of strikes on agazia was raised at the next white house briefing; when asked by journalists about how washington views what is happening, st

by according to the investigation, the judge received an illegal benefit from the representative of one of the partiesn a civil case for making a decision in her interests. part of the money in the amount of 1. he received earlier, when the decision was made to extract evidence from case, during the receipt of the second part of the funds in the amount of $3,000 for the debt collection decision in favor of the plaintiff, serdynskyi was hotly exposed by nabu detectives. the sbu added that during the search , $15,600 packed in different envelopes was seized from the suspected judge. of the more than 300 ukrainian judges involved in the repression of protesters who participated in the events of the revolution of dignity, 170 are still working in the courts. as our colleagues from the investigation-info project found out, only 20 judges out of these 300 resigned voluntarily. the 53rd were dismissed for certain violations. another 16 do not administer justice, but receive a salary. in addition, 61 judges are now on retirement, which entails a lifetime multi-thousand monthly allowance. most of the so-called

and the idea is can these three parties think about wages and benefits for the workforce in minnesotat deals with the crisis of staffing? it is endemic across one employer at a time cannot fix the problem especially in rural minnesota. so m maybe the standard board ia way for workers to make the case in employers to join you in problem solving. how do we fill the jobs and get the staffing level so you can be respected, protected and paid what you're worth. exit they raise the wages starting wage for every single person that works in a nursing home. [applause] though p awaits you at the economic gap that they talked about? >> do we know some rural areas cannot afford that. but the governor helps set a side and millions of dollars to bridge that gap to pay wages. for nursing home workers and raging raising the wages will bring more people into the industry to do the job for your mother's, your fathers, your daughters, your wife, your husband.t we have to deal with it at some point. you should not have to wait 45 minutes to get your diaper changed. you should not have to wait that long.

sitting at the standards boards with representatives and the idea is can these three parties think about wages and benefits for the work force in minnesota that deals with the crisis of staffing that is indemocratic across employers and one employer at a time can't fix the problem especially in rural minnesota. so maybe the standards board is a way for workers to make the case and for employers to join you in problem solving, how do we fill the jobs and get the staffing levels so you can be paid what you're worth. >> if they raised the wages, well, we are fighting for a $25 an hour starting wage for every person that works in a nursing home. [applause] >> that would be to deal with the economic gap. >> and we know that sow rural areas cannot afford that, but the governor has set aside millions of dollars to bridge that gap to pay wages for nursing homeworkers. and that raising the wages will bring actual -- more people into the industry to do the job for your mothers, your fathers, your daughters, your wife, your husband. we all have to deal with it at some point and if there's nobody there, you shouldn't

us-japan-korea trilateral cooperation things were laid out at camp david by important private benefits if you will for the parties to the alliance. but not just that, not only do they provide important private benefits when we talk about cooperation among the three countries in everything from missile defense tracking to climate change to emerging technologies, that is providing public goods for the world. so there is a lot more to this relationship than what they share among each other that is beneficial to the world. >> great. professor lee, i mean, you focus a lot on trade, on economic issues. and from your vantage point what is the highlight of the seemingly close relationship between our three countries? >> well, i think as we discussed already, not previous session, now trade issues are becoming security issues. sacred issues are becoming traditions. so the combination of the two come to look at the issue from a new perspective. everything starts from scratch so we are now trying to find an answer to many, many new challenges. no korea and the united states are cooperating. that is fundamental strategy and

the interaction between russia and the countries of central asia could benefit even more from the combined efforts of all parties president emphasized that the peoples of russia and kazakhstan have always remained true friends. moscow and astana have a special relationship. today, the partnership between russia and kazakhstan is particularly privileged and active.

so the only party that benefits from this from dead -- and dead palestinians is hamas. dan, i think it's pretty fair to say, especially in the days after october seven, that no u.s. president has embraced and come to the defense of israel as unequivocally as joe biden has. i think his speeches, his trip to israel, he instantly became much more popular than even prime minister netanyahu, not that he was so popular, but he needed him more than the other way around. and understandably, as the war has progressed, as these images have shocked people around the world, just seeing the devastation in gaza, because hamas does use people there as human shields, the u.s. has raised some valid concerns, not only in how they're conducting the war, but more importantly, what after what the war looks like, what the exit strategy is. the u.s., it has been reported it was surprised at how little time and attention the netanyahu government, this wartime government, has given to that concept. and today we heard from secretary of state blinken say that it's the u.s. is view that gaza postw