better government when you're ready for bed the progress of home building in the world. taken off a lot of doing we had a god. but absolutely everything had to be don't want if you go back to william levitt he said no man who owns his own home and lot can be a communist because he has too much to do. this is a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope right i mean after work there are 30 or jobs that go along with it that match the 30 year mortgage and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and states is lawful democracy is not a country that's founded only but i like jesus it's a country that is founded on slavery and you know ball and you know it's a country that's failing today to be paul's you know policies that he has created been founded on and produced over time both domestically and the world is what. no one has ever cruised around the globe in an inflatable catamaran before. you go up it. just gives it but. it's such a cruise you need a soli

government? we think is chances are better than _ a government? hances are better than anyone has - a government? we think is chances are better than anyone has come i are better than anyone has come before him. still worse than the chance in other elections. {lita before him. still worse than the chance in other elections. ok, so what would _ chance in other elections. ok, so what would this _ chance in other elections. ok, so what would this possible - chance in other elections. ok, so - what would this possible government look like and how can any ideological differences be bridged? yeah, so the conundrum is that there is an actual anti—netanyahu majority. the parties can't agree on anything else. you have right wing parties, left—wing ones, jewish ones, arab ones and they all have tremendous differences. they failed to put those aside and find a way to create a government, which meant netanyahu has won by default. because this is happened so many times, yair lapid has a shot. he has a better chance. but he would have to convince some people whi

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still living with the people in because this trip to lead us draws up sanctions targeting the better government after the 4th, the passenger planes learned a black community in oklahoma. it says it's still waiting for justice a century after one of the worst racial mexicans in american history. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. we have the flooding concerns, continuing across southern parts of china. lots of clouds still showing up here. my you front, the season raise will continue sliding a little further southwards for now. and you can see how draped out into the open water, the northwest pacific. and that's where we got to see the rank getting pulled. as we go on through the next day or so, so not too bad across secured parts of japan, it will still be one or 2 showers. i think the total was just a large, dry, sheltered by the mountain here, but we can't without the possibility of a shower or to want to showers, to coming into the korean peninsula. find a drive in northern and central parts of china. the rain continues across the south with furth

the block is moving to punish the better government offering ground. the passenger jess under rested and opposition journalists also coming up japan, race to vaccinate the country, steps up its cobit 19 immunization campaign. ahead of this class, the back to school in kenya bony forest to arms group survive. attacks made much of the area a know goes down. children i now a back in the costume for the 1st time in the news. ah. hello, i'm reading them homage. you leaders have agreed on new sanctions against speller, verse, including a band on bella, rouge, and airlines using both airports and as space in the block. they're also demanding the immediate release of an exxon activists from on savage. he was traveling from greece to lithuania when the crop was grounded by a fellowship warplane because of an alleged bomb threats. are as ryan s de belushi and secret service agents were on the flight and left offer a touch down in men's and the roost rejects the accusations of this is what the european commission chief ursula fondling, had to say after the meetin

it's almost like the world bank saying we need meaningful reforms, we need better governments. before this year. that the globes has not one single black member in there now 86 members because they lost a former president as a member recently because it turned out he was sending out racially offensive e—mails. of their 86 members, 75 of them last week voted for a rather ambitious but not that great on the details reform plan that the board has put forward. among various things they said they wanted to raise their membership by 50% within the next 18 months, which would have passed it beyond the point of the 20 22 globes, maybe even 2023. and they wanted to bring a real governance and transparency and after being around since the mid—40s, and actual code of ethics. those things may still happen to come up but as nbc and others pointed out and as netflix and others made a real point of, you need to show us the money and show us the reform. i said to so many times, i said this on the bbc, before we go, an animal story of a very different stripe. a drawing of a bear�*s head by leon

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what is far better for the government to actually treat nhs workforce with a degree of respect and workey are approaching this on a local level and talking. that is far better than just trying to take top—down, heavy decisions. i supposed to point come out of that, the government might say that we have waited, we have and imposes and we are still talking about this. you said it's perfectly reasonable for them to want to. there are those that say that some of the points you raised about clotting, for example and all the rest of it are exactly the things that doctors had said to us as members of the public yes, these things happen but they're so disproportionate you shouldn't let that stop you have in the vaccine. so that sounds a bit like you are saying well, it's right for us to be worried about this. when you told us from the public you should be worried about this you should go ahead... no, what i'm saying is i absolutely believe that people should have their vaccinations, i absolutely encourage that. but you have to remember that the way we, the governments approached it with the gen

president biden's speech to congress on wednesday night. >> it is to prove democracy still works better government still works you can deliver for our people. chris: chris that i have to say it sounds like a poll tested line. can president biden use this argument is a way of advancing the u.s. position in the world. mrs. took democracy can deliver. >> i think again it's nice poll tested line. it's also very 35000 feet. again in the midst are coming out of a pandemic we are still healing the economic damage of the last year. not this is the 35000-foot level there at the level of their own home. we talked earlier about the potential risk of inflation. inflation is not something i've seen pop up as a concern of polls in my entire career. especially not been top of the polls for my lifetime. network begin to see folks say i'm worried about cost of living going up. so i do think there is an outside rift here that's all the sudden the economic policies put in place under president trump, which mind you that's the one thing that was very good in the poll numbers for trout. they said they thought he was d

being hit by supply chain and ransom raware attacks they can get great identity from okta and better governmentit's a collective thing they have to do because customers and government agaencies need help. >> if our government doesn't play hardball, it's not going to go away. a lot of people, todd, they seize on different metrics i'm out of that game i want to see cash flow and your cash flow is great and i want to see remaining performance obligations, i happen to be a subscription guy i know that's the key number 52% is the number that really jumps out at me. that pretty much assures you'll have great quarters coming ahead. >> yeah, it's a backlog for the remaining performance obligation so it shows the things i get excited about when i hear that number is customer success we have customers signing up for large deals over a long duration of time. there is a commeitment to okta. >> there is a big step up in spending in your space, correct, since these incidents? >> you're seeing it across the board. these customers need to solve these problems they need to have great identity and have great sec

this is a conservative budget, one that aims to strengthen our nation and provide better governance. i'm pleased to report that the r.n.c. budget includes four of my legislative proposals, including my bill to require the congressional budget office to include the cost of debt servicing when preparing cost estimates for proposed legislation. before legislation passes either the house or senate, lawmakers should know how much it's going to cost. yet congress routinely ignores the rue costs and overstates the benefits of new spending. the american people have to account for the cost of debt servicing in their family budgets and providing congress with accurate cost estimates that include the cost of debt servicing is commonsense reform that would hold congress to the same standard, forcing lawmakers to reckon with the actual cost of raising our national debt. additionally, this budget is prolife. it includes my bill, the women's public health and safety act, which would help prevent taxpayer dollars from funding abortion providers. this legislation will empower states to end the bank r

some of it is in brussels, the block is moving to punish the better government offers. intercepted a passenger, jess underwriter, that opposition gentlemen, also coming up japan's race to vaccinate the country, sets up its cobit 19 immunization campaign. ahead of the film as and then pick the legendary songwriter turns 18. we pay tribute to bob dylan. ah ah hello, i'm or him homage. you leaders have agreed on new sanctions against speller worse, including a ban on bella, rouge, and airlines. using both airports and space in the block, they're also demanding the media release of external activists, roman porter, civic. he was traveling from greece to leave you a, in your, when the aircraft was grounded by a bell or wish in warplane because of an alleged some threats, ireland and ryan essays. lucian secret service agents will on the flight and left after touch down in men's by the roots rejects the accusation was more than this. let's go to brussels and speak to the teacher, please meant marina strauss kind of floor about what the leaders have agreed on. just how serious are they takin

what is far better for the government to actually treat the nhs workforce with a degree of respect andwith them. many trusts have got nearly 85% of their workers vaccinated already and they are approaching this on a local level and talking. that is far better than just trying to take top—down heavy decisions. in essence, i suppose, just trying to take top—down heavy decisions. in essence, isuppose, to points come out of that. the government _ points come out of that. the government might - points come out of that. the government might say we have waited, haven't impose this and we are still talking about it and as i said it is perfectly reasonable for them to want to debate about it but there are those who say that some of the points you raised about crossing, for example, and all the rest of it and exactly the things that doctors had said it was as members of the public. yes, these things happen but they are so disproportionately that you shouldn't let them stop you having the vaccine because in a senseit having the vaccine because in a sense it sounds like you're saying it is all rig

there is no clue gram a promise that a president can take think that better the government can't come in the way the ground until the yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes the condition of black veterans and white fat trans diversion even though when they return from the war they were economically similar fan. these. public housing men became a black phenomenon. people who fall into this category a half of the society is closed. it's. not any kind of nature. slowing down on people constantly little cause of. cities isn't adequate the service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't a picked up as frequently streets were repair this well the conditions the cheery that they are there is became synonymous. y'all would like to rub america's nose in this is say you're going to get it you want to reject it for at but i certainly would it would hate to think that anybody thought i said it would given up hope what i'm really saying is the society has failed the hope of the people who live here and struggle here that's what i'm really saying they'

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she said she fed the better risk of government would kill him. more world news at the top of the hour of next rub. what's your business? and with the news describes read the cheapest way to put over mentioned home the 4th time that the committee, mister bowman, fanny that the master dragons in this one has called her home to use the w bucks in change africa mega. what's the story with what i have for the future? he w dot com, african megacity, multi media insight clicks and answer me . the attack on internet data is causing anger. in uganda. the government wants to charge uganda and a 12 percent levy on their web usage will look the why the movies on popular in a country where getting online is already expensive. also coming up court proceedings begin as they used to correct a virus back in produce astrazeneca we'll hear from our correspondent in brussels. and we'll take a look at why small companies a likely to suffer from the global semi conduct shortage, longer than that big competitive business time robots in berlin. welcome to the program. a

thank— this government scheme work better. thank you _ this government scheme work better.you have made very clear that that wasn't in your mind at all, and i perfectly accept that. but i think what we have to ask is, what message do you think your appointment by mr greensill after he left government and went through all the proper procedures, but what message does that sound to officials and even ministers who might have been dealing with mr greensill at the time, about theirfuture dealing with mr greensill at the time, about their future employment prospects? if they were nice to mr greensill from that public office? do you understand the concern the tracey�*s? i do you understand the concern the trace 's? ., , ., tracey's? i do understand the concern- _ tracey's? i do understand the concern- i— tracey's? i do understand the concern. i think _ tracey's? i do understand the concern. i think all— tracey's? i do understand the concern. i think all i - tracey's? i do understand the concern. i think all i would i tracey's? i do understand the| concern. i think all i would say

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so i hope we now have a scottish government that will work better with the uk government and that will have to make the case for why scotland is better off inside the united kingdom, the snp now have to make detailed plans for the independence offer they want to make to the country. after brexit, they have to consider questions like the arrangements for the border with england, as well as those on currency and the economy. i mean, it is the case that the snp at the moment isn't able to answer a number of questions like what the border arrangements with england, if we were two separate countries, would be. well, we do know certain fundamentals. we know the common travel area should still remain, so there's no restriction on movement from people going to scotland, england, wales, northern ireland or ireland. because that's all part of the common travel area. but there would be for goods. well, goods. possibly not for services. and goods, of course, we're some way from the referendum, by that time we should have some idea what the uk has done in terms of the arrangements in northern irela

better. government is like a tool bag.hen i have a job around the house that needs to be done, i get a tool out of my tool bag and use it. if that tool is broken, then i have to look for another tool in my tool bag. if all the tools are broken, which is the way i view the federal government right now, then i cannot get that job done. i appreciate you taking my call. sandy sends us a tweet to say i believe the government has to do more. for example, six states have no requirements for carbon monoxide detectors and homes. one of them is texas. when they had the massive power outages, people were lighting girls in their home. take a look at president biden's first 100 days compared actions taken by previous presidents. this is from nbc. the executive orders signed by president biden the first 100 days come in at 42 compared to 30 for president trump, 19 for president obama, and 11 under president george w. bush. pieces of legislation signed of the first hundred days, president trump leads with 29 pieces of legislation. presid

in which they would try to persuade you there's this government was really better than yours -- their system of government was better than yours. maybe that was an effort to win me over to their point of view but if it was it failed and i'm not aware of any serious professional effort to hook me into their system. >> host: from what you shared in your first autobiographical book the year i was peter the great and what you share in assignment russia, we learn more about nikita khrushchev and your most interesting relationship with him and his relationship with you from beginning with the title of the your first book. talk about that relationship with nikita khrushchev. >> guest: we'll,ry dollar in two stories the first story is july 4-1956, at the u.s. embassy -- actually the ambassador's residence, and nikita khrushchev arrived arrived with a the entire pollitt bureau and wants to be friends. at that time only four people who spoke russian, an ambassador two senior officers and me, and i was the kid on the block. believe me, i had no authority, nothing of any real importance. was a tr

government and barcode. there still are arm groups in the north, better threatening the government and they're not able to come to the capital. thanks to the presence of us troops, the biggest, the most expensive you went operation. but also, most importantly, the presence of the french troops on the ground and president, my point in an interview in the french newspaper, was very clear that if he saw a government in, by my code that steered away from democratic transition, that would even further be allied to what quote, unquote me call the radical islamic group. then the french troops would lead molly so that there is also the looming threat of insecurity of a viable partner that the molly and realty would lose. if i see me go, it doesn't respect the terms and conditions also set by the west african body eco law. bobby, thank you for that. nicholas hi, live in by mccomb. ahead on the news our edible infect. you give the go ahead to phrase dried yellow meal warm on the menu as a protein and the milwaukee box on their way to the next round of the n b a. playoffs. you'll have the details in a hello, here's the w

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because we want to govern better and serve the people better. maybe all have a goal of ensuring that tomorrow we're no longer on the list of cities. most threatened by climate change, dodge mice, sit davis, i was good on. this was just these mcguffey school marcus on the other side of the bay. the fisherman continue working over at the moment. relocation to the camps is voluntary. many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here. long term that's round of rio and his colleagues find it hard to believe they would make good farmers. i mean, i don't think moving to the camps, the answer, whether dharma or rio, maria, as there's no point as why not protect the coast from erosion. if we stay here and continue to fish for our living as the fishing cooperative of prior. know violet almost ended up finding a safe place to live. that is both close enough to the water and affordable is certainly not realistic. otherwise we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning bags like global ideas. deutscher fellows, environmental theories will s

that's why we're organizing big projects. paying out money because we want to govern better and serve the people better. instead of all different goals of ensuring that tomorrow we're no longer on the list of cities most threatened by climate change, dodge mice, sit davis, i was good on. this was gun just these does madame fiscal marks on the other side of the bay. the fisherman continue working over at the moment. relocation to the camps is voluntary. many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here long term, but round of rio and his colleague funded hard to believe they would make good farmers home deserted. i don't think moving to the camps the answer, whether darma or real maria. there's no point. why not protect the coast from erosion, and we stay here and continue to fish for our living. as the fishing cooperative of prior know, via ended up finding a safe place to live. that is both close enough to the water and affordable. it's certainly not realistic. otherwise we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas, deutscher fellows, enviro

about the need for an inquiry and suggested that had different decisions been taken by the government, betterent, that could have saved thousands and thousands of lives, have a listen. the idea of any kind of inquiry or decisions — the idea of any kind of inquiry or decisions until next year is completely terrible. the families of tens of— completely terrible. the families of tens of thousands of people died who did not— tens of thousands of people died who did not need to die. there's absolutely no excuse for delaying that because a lot of the reasons for why— that because a lot of the reasons for why that happened is still in place _ for why that happened is still in place now. look at the whole debate about _ place now. look at the whole debate about variance. this has to be honestly — about variance. this has to be honestly explained. if number ten today— honestly explained. if number ten today will— honestly explained. if number ten today will not tell the truth about the official plan which they briefed the official plan which they briefed the media about an scope on tv a year— the medi

demolition process to to demolish and urban lives is because that either the government or a developer deems they're much better and more valuable use for the land, municipal government to say the inhabitants of the urban villages should vacate their homes voluntarily, and also then in a way of potential investors. severance payments often make it easier to let go. but those who still refuse to leave, i'll put on the master pressure we learned while that maintain long joe in 2012 amidst the rebel field marking a former urban village we met last year. she had been arrested for not abandoning hope on. he told me to write a confession. i was so scared and i don't write well, i told him i couldn't write really well then the fellow prisoner wrote something for me. oh wow. you got this here. she told me it was my official objection to the demolition of the house. yes, i thought i was very frightened. i was confused. i just wanted to get out. even yes would have been better ones. the police were so cruel. the they had done guns. i was terrified. that's why i just signed sign and they let me go and let them write and r

some of the leaders in brussels, the block is moving to punish the better with the government altering grounded a passenger jets and the rest of the opposition. jonas also coming up. you are a secretary of state. lincoln has to the lease on the agenda. cementing the cease fire and rebuilding garza, john, the. the legendary songwriter turns 18 we pay tribute to choose. ah hello, i'm a homage. european union leaders have agreed to sanction believers in response to a 4th diversion of a ryan f life and the arrest of an opposition activist. you is banning bella ruffian plains, using its s base and imposing sanctions on individuals linked to the planes. diversion blogger, romana process practice here, which remains the beller bella routine custody amid fears of his well being. the $27.00 leaders of the european union do not always find common grounds, but the outrage was mutual over bela ruth, after the country intercepted a passenger jets flying between you states and detained, an exiled blogger, and activists on board. the judgment was unanimous. this is an attack on democracy. this is an

in infrastructure and more jobs coming to scotland, so i hope we now have a scottish government that will work betterlib dems have to make the case for why scotland is better off inside the united kingdom, the snp now have to make detailed plans for the independence offer they want to make to the country. after brexit, they have to consider questions like the arrangements for the border with england, as well as those on currency and the economy. it is the case that the snp, at the moment, isn't able to answer with arrangements with england if we were two separate countries would be. well, we do know certain fundamentals. we know the common travel area would still obtain, so there is no restriction on movement from people going to scotland, england, wales, northern ireland or ireland, because that's all part of the common travel area. but there would be for goods. well, goods, possibly not for services. and goods, of course, we are some way away from the referendum, and by that time we should have some idea of what the uk has done in terms of the arrangements in northern ireland. we, of course, would

that a really is a great experience because it provides an opportunity to have a better understanding of how government works. >> i think what i've learned so far is that every audit is unique everyday. different learning opportunities. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treated [inaudible] in a better way. >> even of not familiar with what auditing is you should deftly find out. it's been really really awesome he was it turns out there's a whole world of auditing that i cannot open file oriented performance and [inaudible] and that's an exciting. audit is a lot broader than i ever knew before. >> >>> hi everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and it has been a very, very challenging year for all of us in san francisco, but i've got to tell you, we're coming alive again. we're starting to open the city again. i see you urban alkamine. thank you for all the work you do to keep us safe out here. we are here today because we are taking an additional step further to get the city re-opened. i'm joined by a number of our city department heads

said that his militias will continue to fight on the us plans to impose sanctions on better ru software. the government diverted a passenger plane and forced it to land in order to arrest a dissident john list. white house says it's working on a list of targets within the by the russian government. so also suspending an agreement allows better russian jets to fly an american asset base previously announce sanctions in response to the crackdown on pro democracy wiley's in batteries will come into effect next week. now the united states is mocking the $100.00 anniversary of what thought to be the worst racial violence in american history. 300 people were killed in tulsa, oklahoma, and 1921. when white people destroyed the nation's most prosperous black on business district, survivors have taken part in a commemoration righty. but a big event has been cancelled job returns. he is in tulsa and explains why oral j, the last 3 survivors of what's now called the tulsa race massacre of 1921 of still fighting for justice. after a 100 years of not being compensated for all that, they lost when a white mob backed

katty: you mean it is better not to tie this to the russian government if there is not evidence. e is a better way to solve this? >> it's a longer-term thing we have to solve. forensics have to be done. it has to be credible. we don't want to jump in and start ascribing blame unless there is hard evidence. katty: there is quite a lot of aging infrastructure in the united states, physical, but also tech infrastructure. does that pose another vulnerability for the u.s.? >> massive challenge. the infrastructure bill it came out, near has to be more included for cybersecurity. some of those protocols on those machines predate the internet. things are migrating to the cloud, security tends to be snap-on and ad hoc. it creates as many problems as it solves. updating infrastructure and building security in right away, alongside the bill, is going to be critical going forward. katty: thank you very much for joining me. pakistan is experiencing a third wave of coronavirus infections with cases shooting up last month. doctors say terrible scenes across the border in india have helped persua

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the way they're trying to hang on to power is not by being better about governing or make more convincing arguments or win over voters who disagree with them. voters that voted against them and that's why they lost the presidency, the senate and the house. their answer to hang on to power is to make it harder for the people who sfrae with them to go out and vote. that's what we're seeing in texas and across the country as we displayed. >> given what's happened in georgia and florida where bills were passed into law, is there anything people can still do in texas to stop this? would you be able to call for a corporate boycott of your own state? >> yeah. there's a few things people should do. the time to speak up is now. the bill has not been finally passed through the legislature. they've got to do what's called a conference committee bill that gets a final vote in both chambers and then the governor has to decide to sign that bill. the people of texas need to speak up now, but also the business community that is part of the economic lifeblood of this state, these business leaders to need

we want to civilly make government work better and inspire people to serve. i look forward to discussing transparency in government and about progress of these goals and it's necessary to the effectiveness of government. public trust in the federal government has been near historic lows are more than a decade. to increase this level of trust, we must work harder to show the american people that their government is being held accountable, through oversight and the checks and balances that our constitution envisions. transparency helps preserve liberty. by letting the american people know how decisions are being made and who is making decisions on their behalf in our democratic system. we will discuss ranging from preservation of government records to the role of inspectors general, to the protection of whistleblower rights and are all areas where deliberation and debate this committee has led congress to enact bipartisan legislation. through our rep at the partnership, we strive to ensure the most competent and qualified individuals are in critical policy rules

you were basically saying before the brazil would have been better equipped had the government, given scientists say, how do you feel as an epidemiologist in brazil you know, probably all of you guys watching us in germany have that have that dream at some point in your life. you know, the dreamily in which you cannot move or you cannot ram or you cannot shout. this is exactly what we feel as if the knowledge is in brazil. so we are saying the things you know as early a 15 months ago and things do not do not happen because the government adopts energy science, discourse and narrative. we know every time we see the news about germany, australia, south korea, you know, pretty much every other country in the word. we feel like jello because we see your government doing what is recommended by science and in, in our own country. they do not listen to us federal law and in the me, all the governments listening to this show as well. pedro for your sake and for bills brazil's sake, it was a pleasure having it today. thank you very much. and it's out of the show where our science corresponding

wouldn't it be even better if the government was to do a u—turn now and decide not to lay out the doort, the price incurred by those who are guilty of recklessness and lethal decisions in both the development side and in the government regulation side and the development of properties over the years. it is absolutely outrageous that we are apparently about to penalise the innocent for the failures of the guilty. before this legislation, i leaseholders were facing unpayable ruinous costs of pounds each, literally trapped in fire trapped l buildings, mortgagable, - unsellable, with no way out, and after this bill— is enacted with its regulator and its new homes ombudsman and its new framework- to provide national oversight of construction products, - they will still be in - exactly the same position. but a senior tory pointed to the £5 billion of taxpayers�* money going into the removal of dangerous cladding. i would caution my colleagues who think that they will be able to get substantially more money coming from the treasury. what we have to do is to ensure that we get the end of forfe

by the better is government already said they have in this case anyway? definitely the lucas i'm because message is pretty transparent and straightforward . i'm going to get so you're going to get, you know, doesn't matter where you are. no european union or other country is going to protect you against myself. definitely. a lot of people are cared and intimidated by this message and not only the position that is currently abroad. it's even more intimidating for the people who are still inside the country. as they know that there is no bucket of protection between them and the government at the moment. what's your view on russia's role in all of this? i mean politicians have suggested that they might have a role, but they're not. they're not specifically pointing the finger at russia the stage. it is very clear what role has the rush of explaining the situation if any, there has been report that several people who flew from athens to the news didn't board the plane in men's to continue the flights with the owners to answer 3 of them for it with the russia

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and less reliant on the federal government to make our communities better. as i said earlier, i can get into the intory cassies of the bill -- intricasies of the bill. this is the business of divying up by race. we've spent the better part of the year, rightfully concerned, outrage on what we saw happen to mr. floyd. we've had a continued focus on race in the last year. one can look at the impact on communities and impact on black communities throughout the united states, cities, businesses that have been closed down, crime sprees that have occurred and wonder what this continued focus on race is doing to better our great nation. i would deposit we are a far better country when we follow lady justice with the blindfold and we seek to achieve that, recognizing our failure to do so in the past, but seeking our desire to achieve that blindfolded justice going forward. and with that i would yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentleman from new york has 30 seconds remaining. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr

government subsidies. we've got investors who are saying that housing is going to be a much better investment for them than money in the bank. and we're saying 1st time buyers and is always encouragement from the government. the 1st time buyers to get into market in new zealand, the property boom is exacerbating a wealth gaps that was already widening at an alarming rates. not only is there a shortage of housing at the top and further boosting is. but there isn't enough emergency or state funded long term housing to help those at the other rains. the government is trying to catch up with the bond, but there were more than 22000 people on a growing waiting list for social housing. some experts believe new zealand needs to rethink what housing means. we have new housing, very much as a commodity. that's something that can be bought, sold, traded the seat of a social good. when we think about how do we really need to start thinking about housing? is something that's critical for people well being for people to function for people to thrive on communities. the treasury is predicting a shop slowed down in price