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blumenthal: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. blumenthal: madam president, we are nearing the end of this session when we will go back to our homes for the evening, but when the families of 18 children and four great educators go home tonight their homes will never be the same again. there are no words in a place filled with words during today and every day in this place when we're in session, there are no words today to capture the heart break, the gut-wrenching grief and pain that those families will feel, and i remember feeling almost ten years ago when we stood in the space just outside the firehouse in sandy hook, as parents learned that their 20 children would not be coming home that night. the same bottomless grief is hitting the families in texas, in you've been ally -- in uvalde, where they have lost children. and there are no words also to capture the deep, abiding pain that will last forever, that pain will be with them. the hole in their hearts, a place at their tables, a room in their houses that never will be filled

and dissenter blumenthal's question will this make a difference? some of these yachts cost half a billion dollars. there are dozens of them floating around. this is real money. that is before you get to the fancy paintings. on before you get to the manchin in london. and before you get to the villas on the coast of spain. we need to make it very expensive to be in oligarchs supporting putin. we need toil take the lucre that they stole from their countries and put it to the benefit of ukrainian people. i am delighted that senator wicker was an initial cosponsor of this bill i am delighted senator graham was an initial cosponsor them senator blumenthal and i will close by saying this security delegation we do every year has made a big difference on several occasions we get together bipartisan fashion. we are presented with a real immediate problems in the world that we face when we go to that conference and we craft bipartisan solutions in real time there we come back ando deploy them for that is what was done here. were going to see this through, we

schumer: senator blumenthal. senator blumenthal: thank you to my senate colleagues. i am proud to be here with them today. i was a law clerk for justice blackmun, the author of roe v. wade, shortly after the u.s. supreme court decided 7-2, not even close, 7-2, to make roe v. wade established residence, as it has been for the last 50 years. and we asked every one of the last three appointees, on roe, do you respect established precedent? and every one of them said, we respect established precedent. my question for those men behind those walls is, did you lie to us? and how do you expect the american people to respect you if you lied to them? now, this crass language is absolutely abhorrent. the thought of leaking any document from the supreme court would have been unimaginable to me as a law clerk. but even more unimaginable would have been the language of this draft opinion, which is contemptuous of the american people and of congress. they can change the language. they can dress it up. they can smooth the edges, but the fact is, overturning roe v. wade would leave a

senator blumenthal standing up to putin and making them pay the price. how may people does he have to murder and how many war crimes does he have to commit until we realize this needs to stop? we had the same experience with adolf. people excused his behavior wrote it off as he just wants to get german-speaking territories back read he wrote a book about what he wanted to do. he wanted to kill all the people and remain in europe and create a masks insurrection for people on planet earth. what is putin trying to do? a bit less ambitious to create the russian empire in the former soviet union, crush democracy and they had a chance to go a different way and are you surprised the ukranians are fighting? who the would want to live under putin? would you? would you want to live in putin's russia? would you want him to be your leader if you didn't have to? people who go down the communist rotor was literally willing to die. they don't want to raise their children this way so we are going to have a discussion here in a moment. about some things that we can do th

the women's health protection act of 2022 which i lead with senator blumenthal on —- blumenthal wouldroe vs wade. but additionally wouldhe give clarity to the states what further restrictions they can put in place. i have from the state of wisconsin where our state legislature over many years has brought forth all sorts of measures some of which have been signed into law or challenged in court. some have been vetoed. restrictions to comprehensive healthcare including abortion care that limit access to make it much more difficult which is what roeo vs wade intended to prevent and they have nothing to do with the health or the life of the mother. in some cases they do harm to maternal lifesu and health. there are measures across the united states that would if these laws went into effect to either reconstruct themselves or move. clearly this is something meant to limit access. there are laws and bills that relate and those that are absolutely not medically necessary to allow all the team up and deny those privileges and then to even allow the physician to work. the 24 hour waitingti per

democratic senator richard blumenthal says for, quote, the first time we are talking seriously. who is he talking with? what might move forward? we will have an update coming up. >> plus, we will speak with texas congressman, breonna escobar, who is all too familiar with navigating the days after a mass shooting. she is also working to find an answer to the gun violence in her state. er how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consosolidated it intoto a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k0k. sofi. get your money right. we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspiri be sure to talk to your doctor before y begin an aspirin regimen. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait aroun

[applause] >> thank you senator blumenthal. now i want to introduce a long time gun since champion massachusetts, senator ed markey. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you to every town, thank you to moms who demand action, thank you to every activist. an army of activists that has risen up across our country, to fight the nra, to fight the republican party, the republican party is within a vise-like grip of the nra. they do whatever the nra tells them that they should do. what the american people want is for nra to stand for not relevant anymore in american politics. they want the republicans work in this building to finally have the courage to stand up to the nra. through worry they were there lovely will be killed, this is the moment where we have to ensure republican party which opposes background checks, opposes red flag laws, which opposes the simplest protection to ensure those should not have guns in our society do not get access to them. then what do we here? we hear the red herring that there are mental health iss

[applause] >> thank you senator blumenthal. i want to introduce a long time gunsmith champion for massachusetts, senator ed markey. [cheering] >> thank you so much, thank you to moms demand action, thank you to every activist, an army of activists that have risen up across our country to fight the nra, fight and party, the republican party is in the grip of the nra. they do whatever the nra tells them that they should do. what the american people want is for nra stand not relevant anymore and american politics. [cheering] they want the republicans who work in this building to finally have the courage to stand up to the nra, finally stand up for the families in our country. stand up. [cheering] stand up, stand up excavation. [cheering] >> this is the historic moment, the turning place. this is not just any longer a moment, it is now a movement, movement across our country, we don't have to worry children will be me, they will be running through worry they were there lovely will be killed, this is the moment where we have to ensu

joining us now is democratic senator richard blumenthal of ke connecticut.cally, what legislation could have prevented this tragedy? >> jake, we don't know fully all the circumstances here. but the question in a sense if i may say, respectfully, begs the real question, which is how can we save lives, to try to link one tragedy to a specific measure, there are indications the shooter issued warnings, was known to be in the depths of a mental crisis. that's exactly the kind of situation that cries out for the red flag statute that separates people from firearms when they are dangerous to themselves or others. more than half of all gun deaths are suicides. and if we separate people from firearms, if they say they're going to kill themselves or kill others or indicate mental distress or derangement, that could save a lot of people's lives. but so would expanded background checks, safe storage, ghost guns ban, there are a variety of measures we have introduced, and my republican colleagues have been complicit. if they don't show a sense of conscience now, if this

escalation trajectory, meanwhile, two american senators, republican lindsey graham and democrat blumenthalted a new resolution that calls on the administration of president biden to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. putin is a criminal , he will pose an increasingly greater threat to europe if he is not stopped, said senator blumenthal , presenting the document, saying about the importance of recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, his colleague senator graham emphasized that such a step can become decisive in the course of the war, and russia will find itself in the company of four other states that the united states has identified as sponsors of terrorism. and early in the series of cuba and north korea, the senators propose to include the resolution as a provision of a new package of aid to ukraine for almost 40 billion dollars in the event of an official request from the legislators for a decision on determining that whether another country is a sponsor of terrorism should be approved by the us state department, senators say there is enough evidence putin de

senator blumenthal, senator coons, senator behind rick, -- ?eard heinrich, manchin and others. we've been in talks with gun advocacy groups, and we all have a strong and burning desire to see something real, something tangible come across, come together here in the senate. again, none of us are under any illusions that this will be easy. none of us wanted to let this drag out. we know all too well the vice grip that the n.r.a. and the maga wing hold over the g.o.p., and we have been burned in the past, america has been burned in the past. after the shootings in el paso and dayton three years ago, the republican leader promised that red flag laws and background checks would be front and center in the senate debate. he didn't put them on the floor, and republicans did nothing. but that's not an excuse for democrats not to try. too many families have suffered. too many kids have been lost. too many communities have been destroyed. this is too important not to explore every option. i want to be clear -- this is not an invite to negotiate indefinitely. make no mistake about it. if t

senator blumenthal, senator kuhn, cinder heinrich, senator manchin and others. we've also been in talks with. our allies across the gun advocacy groups and we all have a strong and burning desire to see something real, something tangible from across come together hereai in the senate ad yet none of us are under any illusions that this will be easy. none of us want to let this drag out. we know all too well the grip that the nra hold over the gop. the leader promised the red flag walls and background checks would be front and center in tha debate. he didn't put them on the floor and republicans did nothing.. but that's not an excuse not to try. too many families have suffered too many kids have been lost. too many communities have been destroyed. i want to be clear this isn't a negotiation to. make no mistake if they do not aware through in a short period of time, the senate will vote on gun legislation, gun safety legislation. let me repeat if these negotiations do not bear any fruit the senate will vote on gun safety legislation when we return. but our hope eve

we have to make sure we protect that. >> thank you senator blumenthal. last year in chicago, my wife and i attended a memorial service for a chicago policewoman. her name was ella french. she was gunned down in the streets of chicago in her squad car and her partner was shot in the head as well. he lost his sight in one eye. the death of ella french grip to let city like nothing i've ever seen. at the memorial service there were uniform policemen from all over ella noy and the midwest and beyond. standing in the heat for hours to show their respects. it turned out the weapon that was used to kill her was a straw purchase meaning a person with a clean record went to the gun dealer, federally licensed gun dealer and legally purchased a gun to hand it over to a person who took ella french's life. this so-called straw purchase has been viewed in the past as a bookkeeping manner, a misdemeanor type matter or at least level on the priority list. when it came to the life of this policewoman, it was certainly not a misdemeanor matter. it was a matter of life and

the women's healthn protection act of 2022, which i lead with senator blumenthal, which indeed codify roe v. wade. but it would additionally give clarity to the states about what further restrictions they could put in place. i hail from the state of wisconsin where our state legislature, over many, many years, has brought forth all sorts of measures, some of which have been signed into law, many of which have been challenged in court, some of which have been vetoed. but these are restrictions on access to comprehensive reproductive health care, including abortion care, that limit access, that make it much more difficult, which is what roe v. wade intended to prevent. and they have nothing to do with the health or thet, life of the mother. in fact, in some cases they actually do harm to maternal life and health. there are measures in places across the united states that deal with the corridor with a clinics, the corridor with. itce would force, if these laws went into effect many clinics to have to either reconstruct themselves or move. this is clearly something meant to limit access.

continue to permit law abiding citizens from having guns as is their right. >> senator richard blumenthal from connecticut, thank you very much. >>> yet again, as america mourns the innocent lives lost at robb elementary, frustration and outrage grow. coming up, fred guttenberg whose daughter was killed in parkland, florida, he joins us with his message for our nation's leaders. >>> first a state senator who represents uvalde speaking earlier with us. >> this morning, i hugged my daughters before they went off to school. i started thinking about the 19 parents that weren't going to send their kids off to school anymore. this is where we are at. this is where we are at in this country. it's not right. it's not right. not right a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >>> just hours after the texas shooting, golden state warriors coach steve kerr head a meeting. he was meeting with reporters in dallas. he did not wait to speak about basketball, instead slamming the senate for not acting on an issue that he has spok

chair who published it, chuck schumer, our leader who led it, and senators feinstein, gillibrand, blumenthal and duckworth. as we fight this, we will continue to look behind the curtain at why we are where we are, thank you. >> thank you to my senate colleagues, all of us democrats for standing strong on this issue. i'm so proud to be with them today. you know, i was a law clerk to justice blackmun, the author of roe v. wade shortly after the united states supreme court decided 7-2, not even close, 7-2 to make roe v. wade establish precedent as it has been for the last 50 years, and we asked every one of the last three appointees on row, do you respect established precedent. in every one of them said, we respect established precedent. my question for those men behind those walls and pillars is, did you lie to us? and how do you expect the american people to respect you if you lied to them? now, this draft language is absolutely abhorrent, the thought of leaking any document from the supreme court would have been unimaginable to me as a law clerk, but even more unimaginable would have been th

speaking in their home state of connecticut, democratic senators richard blumenthal and chris murphy said they plan to put the issue to the vote one way or the other. >> my plan is to get a bill. a comprehensive bill that will save lives. but if we can't get that compromise, then we'll go ahead and put everybody on the record. >> senator murphy is leading a bipartisan group of senators working through the recess, considering approaches like expanding background checks and red flag laws. >> there are going to be things you can agree on. >> the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell, talked about compromise at an appearance in kentucky but did not once mention gun control. house democrats are working on their own package of gun control bills that could include raising the age limit to buy semi-automatic rifles. the house could vote on those as soon as next week. but the legislation faces an uphill battle for 60 votes in the senate. cbs news, capitol hill. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on "cbs news bay area," identifying anxiety in children. >> the signs to look out for. >>> th

and senators feinstein, jill brand and blumenthal hirono, anh duckworth. as we fight this, we will continue to look behind the curtain right we are where we are thank you. ask thank you to r's colleagues all of us i'm so proud to be with them today. i was a law clerk to justice blackmun the author of row vly wade shortly after the united state supreme court decided seven -- two, not even close. seven -- two as it has been for the last 50 years. and we asked every one of the last three appointees on row, do you respect established precedent? and every one of them said we respect established precedent. my question for those men come behind those walls and pillars is, did you lie to us? how do you expect the american people to respect you lie to them? now, this is draft language is actually important. the thought of leaking any document from the supreme courtt would have been unimaginable to me as a law clerk. even more unimaginable would have a been the language of this a draft opinion which is contemptuous of the american people c and congress. they can cha

. >> reporter: state representative matt blumenthal says it was in direct response to the abortion law in texas and in anticipation of roe versus wade possibly being overturned >> people are already coming to connecticut from places like texas to seek safe and legal care >> reporter: missouri state representative mary elizabeth coleman drafted a bill similar to the one in texas that would allow private citizens to sue abortion providers should a doctor in connecticut be concerned that they may be sued from a private citizen in missouri if they performed an abortion on a missouri resident? >> no, i don't think that's an accurate reading of the law. >> reporter: her bill has not yet been passed. >> because the abortion issue has been decided by the courts for so long that taking this back into the state legislatures, there's rhetoric that is ramping things up in ways that isn't particularly helpful. >> reporter: scholars say the criminal and civil law has not been tested and anti-abortion states might push boundaries if roe is overturned which is why states like connecticut are acting qu

. >> i'm now joined by senator richard blumenthal of connecticut, which as mentioned, went through exactly this kind of school shooting crisis. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you for having me, ari. >> violence is violence, homicide is homicide, murder is murder. this will be adjudicated in the courts. but as i mentioned, it's no secret that something even deeper happens every time we see someone march into a school and kill children. what do you say to the parents? is any of this better dealt with or preventable? >> ari, as i watch these scenes, i relive what happened at sandy hook just about ten years ago, and i've kept as friends these families who lost children, and i know they still have a whole in their hearts, there's still a place in their homes and in their lives that will forever mourn. and i know these families will feel the same way, and i want to be able to say something to them, but there are no words for a parent -- as i'm a parent and i think of my own children this age. but we also know that inaction is complicity, and i approached one of these parents on the e

. >> reporter: matt blumenthal say it is was in direct response to the abortion law in texas, and in anticipation of roe v. wade possibly being overturned. >> people are already coming to connecticut from places like texas to seek safe and legal care >> reporter: missouri state representative, mary elizabeth coleman drafted a bill similar to the one in texas that would allow private citizens to sue abortion providers >> should a doctor in connecticut be concerned that they may be sued bay private citizen in missouri if they've performed an abortion in missouri in. >> no, i don't think that's an accurate reading of the law. >> reporter: because her bill has not yet been passed. >> it's been decide by the courts for so long, there's rhetoric ramping things up in ways that are not particularly helpful. >> reporter: states like connecticut are acting quickly >> you see didn't looking at that kind of mess and saying we want clarity, we todon't want t wait for things to shake out in the courts >> what kind of world are we potentially going into if roe is overturned >> i think it's going to

i want to thank senators blumenthal, murray, many others, including baldwin, for the leadership on this and the women's health protection act. we learned last week, mr. president, it is very likely that the supreme court will overrule roe v. wade. the leaked opinion made it cleae court is on track to completely overrule roe, stripping women of their constitutional right to seek an abortion. it will also be, i note, against the wishes of the somewhere between 370% and -- 70% and 80% of americans who believe that this is a decision that should be made between a woman and her doctor. not with senator cruz, not a bunch of politicians in washington, but a decision that should be made between a woman and her doctor. 50 years stripped away of women's rights. and the fall, mr. president, will be swift. over 20 states already have laws in place that could be used to restrict access, including 13 which will automatically go into effect if the supreme court issues the decision. we have also seen states preparing to take even more extreme steps if roe is overturned. last week republican lawmakers i

senators richard blumenthal and lindsey graham say putin's plans are clear to recreate the soviet in par the former soviet union as much as they can unless he is stopped. >> that's why our own national security. >> is at risk. the senators say ukraine asked the u.s. to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and that doing so would show ukraine. it has the full support of the united states. they also say it will set an example for other countries and tell russia change course because if you stay with putin. >> it's going to be a miserable existence for the russian people. the senators want their resolution attached to the package that would provide nearly 40 billion dollars in emergency aid to ukraine. the need is great and time is of the essence. the biden administration says it won't hesitate to use appropriate tools but that the state department must follow proper procedure. they take a look at the law and under review of whether somebody has violated our country has violated international terrorism loss in washington. alexandra limon. well, ukraine's president volodymyr

senator blumenthal's take notice. our next witness is charles executive vice president,r chif financial officer of commerce bank shares. responsible all financial functions of the company as well as for the company strategic planning, marketing, technology, enterprise and consumer card business. he is ms. commerce bank received his undergraduate degrees from washington university in st. louis. final witnesses at doug cantor, since 2020 when mr. cantor served as general counsel for the national association of convenience stores. previously practiced law where he was a general counsel to the merchant payments coalition, among other organizations in his career he worked as jeopardy chief of staff of the used apartment of housing and urban development and is a public school teacher. received his ba from university of virginia, his jd from yale law school. again, thanks to all the witnesses for being here. it is customary in this committee for us to ask you to take an oath to tell the truth so if you all please stand and r

senators richard blumenthal and lindsey graham say putin's plans are clear to recreate the soviet in the former soviet union as much as they can unless he is stopped. >> that's why our own national security. >> is at risk. the senators say ukraine asked the u.s. to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and that doing so would show ukraine. it has the full support of the united states. they also say it will set an example for other countries and tell russia change course because if you stay with putin. >> it's going to be a miserable existence for the russian people. the senators want their resolution attached to the package that would provide nearly 40 billion dollars in emergency aid to ukraine. the need is great and time is of the essence. the biden administration says it won't hesitate to use appropriate tools but that the state department must follow proper procedure. they take a look at the law and under review of whether somebody has violated our country has violated international terrorism was in washington. alexandra limon. >> still ahead, we're continuing to learn

iran, north korea, co-authors of the document, senators from both parties and a democrat richard blumenthal and republican lindsey graham in the resolution say that the senate considers the actions of the russian government under the presidency of vladimir putin to be a terrorist attack and calls on the us secretary of state to recognize russia as a state that sponsors terrorism . will decrease by 12%. this is 4% more than previously expected. in fact, the effect of the sanctions will nullify the low economic achievements of the aggressor country, we are talking about energy restriction and outflow of foreign capital, so the collapse of production will return our enemy to the state of the poor in the 90s, the house of representatives of the united states voted for an additional allocation of 40 billion dollars to ukraine, the draft law provides for assistance to ukraine in the protection of sovereignty and democracy, holding the russian leadership accountable, the document aims to develop to solve the problems of food security all over the world, which is aggravated by the war, and also to

senator richard blumenthal said there's imperative to ask musk to testify on his plans of twitter addressawmaker concerns on me right now biotech entrepreneur and the author of nation of victims is here, great to see her, thanks very much. what a shocker, okay mr. twitter going to be acquired by elon musk maybe the democrats public relations firm goes away and so now they want to call him in front of congress, your reaction? >> i think elon musk first principle is he will not take orders from the party in power. that is one the prompt of the social media companies of the last couple of years, maria. they said they're acting as private companies the government says have nothing to do with it. but in reality the party in power has use a combination of threats including in these congressional hearings inducements in section 2:30 and now jep jen psaki will tell you they are coordinating together to take them hate speech and misinformation that the government and party in power does not like. elon musk first message should be the fact that actually is not going to carry out state action he's g

i want to thank senator blumenthal for his work on beginning this and building this important thing, i am not going to stop fighting or speaking of. and when november comes, americans everywhere need to make their voices heard by sending more pro-choice voices to the senate and to the house, so we can get this done. abortion rights are on the line. thanks for women's lives. thank you. >> this week was a political earthquake, when it came to the supreme court. now the american people deserve to hear and understand where every member of the u.s. senate is on this issue. women are not second-class citizens and we are not criminals. we want to understand whether our colleagues agree with that statement or not. we know that as employers, anybody who you wanted to attract to come work for you wanted to know what your health plan was, their spouse wanted to know, they wanted to know whether you covered ivf, are we going to say those are the kinds of things that are not want to get covered in the future? what are we going to do as employers here, and the senate? do you think people are going

senator blumenthal, take notice. our next witness is charles kim, executive vice president, chief financial officer of commerce bankshares, responsible for all financial functions of the company, as well as the company's strategic planning and marketing, technology, enterprise operations, and consumer card business. he has been with commerce bank and received his undergraduate and mba degrees from washington university. final witness is doug cantor. since 2021, he has served as general counsel for the national association of convenience stores. he previously practiced law and was general counsel to the merchant payments coalition. in his career, he worked as deputy chief of staff for the u.s. department of housing and urban development. and as a public school teacher. he received his ba from the university of virginia, and jd from yale law school. again, thanks to all the witnesses for being here. now, it is customary in this committee for us to ask you to take an oath to tell the truth. so if you would all please st

at this point, senator blumenthal. sen. blumenthal: thank you. i served as state attorney general for a number of years. as mr. was in ski nose, we are deeply full to your leadership. i am a country lawyer from connecticut. ms. karet, i spent a lot of time on the road in connecticut. i spent a lot of time and convenience stores and pumping gas. i hear and see the anger of consumers when they go to pay for what they buy. i know that the credit card companies are not the only ones responsible for the skyrocketing prices at the pump or any other commodities. there are big oil companies. we are gripped by their greed. they prioritize shareholder profits and keep supply constrained and drive prices higher. that is why i have helped spearhead the it would establish a tax on industry profiteering and lower consumer costs which relieves rebates, but i am disgruntled in your testimony that the vast majority of gas for american consumers is seeing fees rise by as much as 26 .5%. consumers in connecticut are hit by that increase. 26 point 5% increase in a s

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partners, about the united states of america, american-american senator hellenic grammy and richard blumenthal will present a resolution calling on the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinkin, to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. this was reported by the head of the ukrainian delegation at in negotiations with russia and species, such a decision will mean the plan to disqualify russia from the civilized world, such countries will never hold the olympics; world stars will not perform there; they will never come there investors, we will also add that today this lithuanian, by the way, recognized the russian federation as a terrorist state and now they are joining us mark died this is a senior researcher at the university of texas mark e-e hello, good night, the president greets you mark a-a please appoint russia as a state sponsor of terrorism what are the consequences for Российской Федерация - this is a pavlych'et and when i don't know when it will be reported, it will definitely have serious consequences in the sense of and possibilities are broken

therefore, american senators hellenic graham and richard blumenthal will present a resolution calling on the secretary of state of the united states of america anthony blinkin to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism this was reported by the head of the ukrainian delegation to the negotiations with russia, davyd arkhamiv, and according to him, such a decision would mean the complete disqualification of russia from the civilized world in such a country will never host the olympics. world stars will not perform there. an investor will never come there. i will add that today the seimas of lithuania recognized russia as a terrorist state. let's discuss this with our speaker. look at the king. they experienced this as the deputy prosecutor general of ukraine. he joins our broadcast. glory to ukraine, the radio stars are glad to see a. what will this decision mean in practice, here are points by point, if in the end it happens, what will happen to russia and its satellites, because as we understand it, it also applies to those who will help russia, well, of course, this is anothe

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