it has been given to the board of governors . i don't know when. the board of governors should review it and take it to the parliament table. in fact, it should be read. it should go to the budget program commission for review. do you know when it will be? yes, i say, you probably don't know when i don't know now, my last question is these guys . our society is very follow-up. in the 7th plan, all police cars and uniforms were supposed to be equipped with these cameras. toman , through the incomes of the police force itself, we predicted a row that can help. thank you very much, mr. haji babaei, for the details of the budget. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, i am alireza hashemzadegan with the world today, i am with you on the program we start with the latest images of the continuation of student protests against the zionist regime's genocide in gaza.

day of the representatives or in fact, the elected officials who want to be nominated in the board of governorst submit their request to the board of governors, and there is a chance that this will happen after today's public meeting, which is not four hours, but much shorter . credentials are checked in those branches, if someone has a so-called disability, they will be checked in those branches . the formalities of setting up the parliament are reserved. now, i have two very short people, because they are two people from the senate president's board, who are the most virtuous people, and i said, let's say two of the youngest people, mr. abbas goktri. yes, he is 68. he and mr. abdul hossein hemmati are also 68. these two are the secretary of the sunni chairman's board . he is the secretary of the sunni chairman's board. the paper that is written to be the beginning of an election for a new parliament, the people also decided to elect it with the hope of solving the problems of the islamic council, it is the house of the nation that imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him , from the governme

to hand over his obligations until the end of the year, that is , at the same time that the board of governorsthe university enters the summer term. in a situation where the two sides seem to be still. graduate students also supported the demonstrators in a bold statement . we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about. but we did not receive a response until the time of broadcasting this report. but on the university's website, there are no details about the one-day meeting with protesting students on saturday. they will not disclose. organizers of the protest movement they say that it is not clear when the next round of talks will be held. the leap year of production with the participation of people shows a corner of the capabilities of iranian female artists in the field of production and entrepreneurship. we wanted to show this exhibition to the children. motivate them so that they can do better things and when farooq gets an education , they can have an income for themselves. offer and sell our game and make money it's called "ganj g

new parliament he read hazrat ayatollah khamenei, while thanking the representatives of the board of governors the hard-working board and chairman of pert.

board of directors to the representatives. the agenda of the meeting according to the law of the internal regulations of the parliament, the board of governors must supervise all the affairs of baharestan, but perhaps one of their most important duties is to prepare and adjust the weekly program in addition to maintaining the order and discipline of the meetings. also , the decision about the presence of various persons such as ministers and officials in the parliament is with this delegation. at the same time now, all the members of the presidium are obliged to preserve the honor and authority of the parliament and defend the rights and legal status of the representatives. of course, whenever other representatives object to the quality of the parliament's administration or the way the president or other members of the ruling board perform their duties. their objection will be reviewed in the objection handling board, and if this objection is approved, that person's membership in the board will be suspended. a foreign military resident in tehran attended the ministry of defense and signed a memorial book to pay tribute to the martyrs of serv

proposing to repeal the law on the creation of the federal reserve, signed in 1913 to abolish the board of governors performs the functions of the central bank and controls the us banking system. it was economic news. short.

is to fulfill its commitments by june 3rd at the latest, that is, at the same time that the board of governors of the university enters the summer term, in a situation where it seems that the two sides are still on their positions. they insist that it is not clear when the barriers will be removed from king college circle. even graduate students supported the demonstrators in a bold statement. we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about , but we did not receive an answer until the time of broadcasting this report , but on the university's website, it was said that they will not disclose any details about the one-day meeting with the protesting students on saturday. the organizers of the protest movement also say that it is not clear when the next round of talks will be held. this is gymnast publishing, we have always tried with bruce. these methods will be at your service, and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources completely free of charge, just by sending the number 5 to the sms system 30085 , you will recei

it was placed on the table of the board of governors and the representatives of the 11th parliament for final consideration, because today , tuesday, saturday is the supervisory day, we don't have another week left. in the supervisory tuesday of sahn baharestan, four supervisory and research reports related to the fields of oil, environment, and social security, it was reviewed and approved. with the consent of the representatives, these reports were sent to the judiciary for judicial proceedings. was approved. most of this case and orders were related to the duties of the ministry of oil. two research reports on oil issues prepared by the parliament's energy commission. he went to sahn baharestan on tuesday. performance of the product refining and distribution company . nafti and the failure of the ministry of petroleum to collect flare gases has been one of the focus points of the supervisory report of this commission. it had important topics, including the discussion of the export of petroleum products and the violations that occurred in that area, in the discussion of contracts. a r

based on this, in the first step, the board of governors temporarily removed the head of the federation in accordance with the statutes the second step is that according to article 37 of the constitution of the football federation according to paragraph 3 of article 37, we must give the chairman who has been temporarily dismissed or any member who has been temporarily dismissed the opportunity to defend himself in the assembly, if this did not happen according to paragraph 4 of article 37 of the constitution. in the case of temporary dismissal , the general assembly of the football federation must definitely decide whether the temporary dismissal was correct or not. if the assembly's opinion was to approve the temporary dismissal, then the president will be dismissed and the next president will be elected immediately. the temporary dismissal was not right from the moment the assembly voted to reject the temporary dismissal a person can go back to the position he had. now what happened to the constitution of the federation , in the name of god, dear and respected viewers of khabar networ

that is, at the same time that the university's board of governors enters the summer term .while both sides seem to be insisting on their positions, it is not clear when the barriers will be removed from king's college circle. even graduate students supported the demonstrators in a bold statement. we contacted the university and asked for questions about what the students said. please explain, but we did not receive a response until the time of broadcasting this report, but on the university's website , it is said that there are no details about the one-day meeting on saturday. they will not disclose with protesting students. the organizers of the protest movement also say that it is not clear when the next round of talks will be held. who had uncovered the crimes of his country's soldiers in afghanistan, was sentenced to about 6 years in prison. a court in australia said that the documents that he disclosed endangered the national security of this country . makrayt has been on mission in afghanistan several times with australian special forces. the documents he disclosed fr

. >> the honorable michael s barr of the federal reserve board of governors. the honorable martin j grunberg, chairman of the board of directors of the federal deposit insurance corporation mr. michael sue acting comptroller the office of comptroller of the currency. you'll be recognize her five minutes to give an oral presentation you all are accustomed to this, testify before this can without objection be made part of the record. without objection the statements of the honorable todd harper will be included in the record as well. he is not here today because of the circumstances. made well aware of the committee well beforehand. we will include his testimony without objection. finally, before we begin i will swear the witness is in. if you raise your right hand. i will ask each of you to respond individually do solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you will give it before this committee the matters under consideration will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? again mr. barr, mr. grinberg, mr. sue thank you. you may be sea

so the fact that the political affiliation of the 400 economists who work just for the board of governorshington, is more than 10 to one registered democrat to republicans. that's throughout the federal reserve system. charles: right. >> and i think it shows a lack of diverseity and you're probably accounts for consensus and unanimous votes at the fed and i think the dangers of group think. charles: you know what that leads me to the other thing that bothers me, they're never in doubt even when it turns out there 100% wrong. >> yeah. charles: think about 2020. nobody sounded the alarm there about the prospect of all this fiscal spending knowing two trillion dollars was going to happen instead, here is headline, why economists don't expect trillions of dollars of economic stimulus to create inflation. again the orthodox opinion, old school opinion was, economics 101, two trillion dollars of money chasing too few goods is guaranties inflation! >> well i might have said, i might have piped up with an unusual statement at that time and said that kind of deficit spending is going to spur infla

god willing, for all the dear ones in all branches who are working, the executive boards of inspectors, the governor's supervisory boards and their representatives, the governor's office and headquarters local boards and coordinating headquarters of advertising headquarters we wish success and success everywhere , god willing, to serve the honorable people today in getting their vote, which is a great trust of god , to be more successful than before. peace be upon you, and may god's mercy and blessings be upon you. hello, welcome to this news series. the beginning of the second round of parliamentary elections in 15 provinces. 90 representative candidates are competing in 47 cities to reach 45 seats in baharestan. fully electronic elections in eight districts including tehran, tabriz and shiraz. voting will be held in 14 constituencies. and the martyrdom of 9 palestinians as a result of the early morning bombardment of the zionist regime in west rifa. spanish universities cut ties with zionist universities under the pressure of students.

. >> board of governors uso. >> janice: tell me about your service. >> i spent 32 years serving the unitedforce. >> janice: how did you make the transition? >> it was tough, i retired during covid, learning to get out of military and adjust outside of the military, in the climate it wasn't the most healthiest. i'm fortunate, one of five individuals who was presidential appointee to this position. >> janice: congratulations, tell me what the uso does. >> what doesn't it do. military member, we're there. 250 centers around the world. we try and do our very best to be where the military is at and we do that very well. >> janice: what are you doing on the ships? >> today we'll have a tour, tour the uss baton and talk to the military members and say thank you. this is important. >> janice: you are doing installations in the ships. >> four aircraft carriers in the united states navy are getting this new gaming center. we are putting uso's on the ships and hopefully by 2025, probably be ahead of the game and cover all aircraft carriers. >> janice: what does memorial day mean to you? >> you apprec

keep politics out of the setting of the rate, and it does show up who gets appointed to the board of governors. that was some of my research 30 years ago. this is a way that the political preferences get put into place. it's not by something you dictate to, but they have the same preferences that you tend to have as an administration. >> i have a hard time saying that appointees of biden or obama are more dovish right now than those from another president. >> in a sense when you get in, you think about your dual mandate. that is your job. how do you make sure that you have full employment and price stability? that's what is just our job, no matter who put us in. >> thanks for joining us right here on cnbc. >> appreciate it. >> kelly, back to you in jersey. >> thanks to bringing that to us on your btirthday, steve. steve liesman reporting. >> that was a good present, thanks. >>> my next guest agrees that the fed has no reason to cut but that conversation will be alive and well if the unemployment rate rises above 4%, and we are so close. let's bring in chief investment officer and a cnbc contri

protesters were able to come to an agreement with theer universy to take it to a vote so that the board of governors essentially of brown could consider the students concerns and questions, and then take action themselves. and the students felt like that was a good enough middle point that it made them feel like their voices had been heard. so the question for many people is why couldn't something like this happen here w at columbia? and it's because the negotiations, the conversations seemed to have failed. >>ed antonia, we're going to goo tom winter now but please standby. obviously thisut is kinetic situation. joining me on the phone is nbc news tom winter who's been in touch with police as we're watching this unfold live on-air. tom, what can you tell us about how police are approach this situation and any directives or requests they'vey gotten from clubu university. >> yes, as nbc was first to report about half an hour ago columbia university transmitted a letter to the city of new york authorizing the city of new york and police department to enter its premises to make any sort of arrests they

governor of the center of the district. the election will be sent . after the approval and approval of the supervisory board , the governor of the constituency center will send to the election headquarters of the country our notification as the election headquarters of the country to all the governorates of the district centers in the 20 constituencies. it is twofold that the announcement of the results should take place in the evening so that we, the honorable people of iran, know the results of the elections. yes, thank you very much , mr. eslami, the spokesman of the country's election headquarters, but we are in contact with mr. tahan nazif, the spokesman of the guardian council, mr. tahan nazif. hello , please tell me about the latest preparations and when the counting of votes will begin, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am at the service of your excellency , esteemed colleagues and noble nation of iran . well, until 10:00 p.m., the matter is in the hands of the respected governors, but we are in some cases we have completed the voting process from the branches and the cou

start cutting again perhaps as early as july after c meeting the totality of the members of the board of governorsterest rates, they understand it is sticky and persistent. we think there may be one or two cuts from the fed but the back end of the year and it will cut pre-election in july the market is too optimistic and i think the enthusiasm that we've seen in stocks over the last month up 7% rally and the potential for the rally to pull back and consolidate over the next couple of months that the federal reserve don't materialize i think it is high. maria: exactly. somebody people are expecting, mitch rochelle jumping. >> yesterday walmart signaled that the earnings were up because consumers are going down the value chain and looking to find the cheapest place to buy basic goods. when you look at the retail earnings and combine that with the retail sales figure that came out what does that tell you about the strength of the consumer to push the economy forward for the rest of the year. >> good morning mitch, that's a good question and while there's no question that marches retail sales were str

had a dialogue with the students and decided they would bring questions about divestment to a board of governors vote so the university is at least going to look at the claims and concerns of the students involved. that is not to say they necessarily will take the actions the students demand but at least they are recognizing it through a democratic process and that is what people are referencing here is a possibility, an olive branch that could've been offered. this is now going to be the second time the nypd has entered. students have watched their friends and classmates get arrested, boarded onto buses. they describe it as something that is incredibly traumatizing. everyone i talk to says they expect to wake up tomorrow still shaken by all of this, especially since we heard in a letter from the columbia president explaining that they plan to have an nypd presence all the way past graduation, so graduation is may 15th. they want officers here until may 17th. that is not making most of the students i talked to feel safer. it's actually making them feel more on edge and there is more concerned no

we can draft it with the agreement of the board. governor of afghanistan , the situation of our ponds will be more suitable, but now the canal that was built two years ago for drinking water, that canal has been completely drained , about 50% of it has been drained so far, but okay. i hope the situation will be in such a way that we can completely get wet there and discuss it according to the managing director of the central depository company of iran , mr. baqestani became a member of the board of directors of central depository companies of asia pacific for the third time, adding that the central depository company of iran joined this group in 2013. 6 working groups. asia pacific central depository corporation is an active member. iran was previously a member of the board of directors in 2016 and a deputy in 2018. he was elected as the chairman of central depository corporation of asia pacific. the deputy minister of employment, labor cooperation and social welfare from issuing licenses for home businesses he informed as soon as possible.

by the way, i want to draw your attention to the board of governors. 97 democrat, two republican. ere is going to be for fed chair powell to navigate that political branding. another challenge though for him is the competing dynamic of the jobs market, right? powell strongly hinted he may cut-rates because of the job market weakness we're seeing. even if that means, inflation lingering for longer, remember, he said, unexpected weakening could bring those cuts. since then, charles we got an unexpectedly weak jobs report. that shifted the cme group cut-rate expectations to september from november. but of course, then you run the risk of seeming political. on top of that, sticky cpi, that is the orange line here, it has been remaining elevated and then you look at flexible cpi, right? that started to break out higher as well. so no matter what the fed gus it will likely continue to share blame with the white house over the sky-high inflation. last thing for you, the economist has this cover this week, asking if inflation is normally wrong morally wrong. that is the big difference betw

joint meeting of the economic board of sistan baluchistan governorate and acting ministry of industry and trade of the taliban. it was held in the north of sistan baluchistan. a special look at investment in chabahar port and the use of the opportunities of this port, participation in holding specialized exhibitions between the two countries, cross-border traffic and facilitation of the transit process on both sides of the border were part of the discussions of the country's economic authorities. with the conditions we have now, we can even if the border is open 24 hours. it means that we have more time to take advantage of this opportunity. at least we should not be limited to a hundred cars or trucks. thousands of trucks must travel. afghan students celebrated teacher's day for their teachers. out of one million and 500 thousand students of khorasan razavi province, about 5. from the citizens of 22 countries are. on the pretext of teacher's day , i went to one of the foreign schools of atba, and every classroom i visited , the students were decorating their classrooms. to celebrate

her talk with philip jefferson, the levelheaded vice chairman of the fed board of governors will give nestor a chance to start to articulate the most negative view imaginable. i predict it will cause a selloff because there isn't much happening here, and you will hear endless commentary and news clips about how the fed is never going to cut rates. i wouldn't be surprised if she talked about in the need to raise rates. that type of chatter forces people to dump stocks, forcing eels to go higher. i know it makes it so that everything is unsteady, and that takes people off-base, not unlike the minneapolis instead president, who was there today and made people feel gloomier. i mean, this is the game. or, this is the drama, i should say. they were allegedly fretting about the fed's so-called timeline. will there be one cut, noco, two cuts? these ed heads make you feel like they are never going to cut rates, so the audience, each time, is stunned. but, the real story is that the loudmouth officials make everyone confused. i questions, worried, and at times plain scared, which causes the eco

the protesters were able to come in agreement with the university to take it to a vote so the board of governors could consider concerns and questions and then take action themselves, and the students felt like that was a good enough middle point that it made them feel like their voices had been heard. so the question for many has been why couldn't something like this happen at columbia? that is because the negotiations seem to have failed. >> antonia? we will go to tom winter now, but stand by. joining me now on the phone, nbc news tom winter who has been in touch with police as we are watching this unfold live on the air. what can you tell us about how police are approaching the situation, and any requests they have gotten from the university? >> caller: nbc news was first to report letter to the city of new york authorizing new york city police department and the city to enter its purpose is to make any sort of unrest arrest or assist in any way. lapd nypd cannot go on there just for whatever reason just because they feel like it. they, there needs to be a crime in progress or a complaint, or

and the state's board of governors is set to vote whether to reverse dei initiatives at all 17 public universities. north carolina is not alone. 85 anti-dei bills have been introduced in 28 states as well as congress since last year 13 have become law. it's a stark reversal from a slew of diversity initiatives. after george floyd's murder four years ago as well as the taking down of confederate symbols across the south. question is the country reversing course from 2020? >> well, there's definitely been a shift in the political wins and setting aside the politics of it in terms of governors, legislature's public universities, look at corporate america for a long time before say 2016, companies were very eager to stay out of politics, stay out of social and cultural battles. but come 2017, they got not much more engaged in 2020 in huge ways, corporate america began getting more and more progressive, doing more to say diversity, et cetera that has all begun to reverse. now, you've even had companies like google coming out and saying, hey, we're just mission first kind of walking away fr

>> i condemn behaviors that are unsafe, and i leave it to the university leaders and their board of governors to address how though handle encampments or other issues that are happening on campus. if i can finish please, acts of intimidation, violence toward jewish students, or any students for that matter are not tolerated. as the president said, that's not protesting. >> i appreciate that, and that's an important message, but the encampments themselves, do you condemn these encampments? >> again, those are decisions for the universities to make. i know that in some cases universities are engaging in dialogue with students to come up with a strategy out. i don't want to get into the details of cases that i don't have all the examples -- >> sure, but you just wrote a letter to university leaders in which you called out things that they ought to do. i'm asking if this is one of them. for students that have been told to leave, and dispurse and move along, and are refusing? what's your message to them? >> for me, it's important to look at this from the university, given the opportunity to engage

i leave it to the university leaders and the board of governors to address how they handlevi encampments, or other issues happening on campus. i will see if i could finish please. what i will say active intimidation or violence towards jewish students are any students for that matter are not tolerated. president said that is not processing that is creating progress appreciate that that's important message. but the encampments themselves in violet university policies on the log you condemn them? >> university is a responsibility to uphold their rules on campus. >> can you tell me right out yes or no do you condemn the encampments? >> again those are decisions for the university is to make. i knowag in some cases universities are engaging in dialogue with students to come up with the strategy out i do not want to get intos? the detas of cases that i do not have a. >> chart you just wrote a letter to university leadership called out things they ought to do i'm asking is this one of them? for students or whoever they might be who are in these encampments have been told to leave who have been

did you consult with the board of governors or lawyers that you have on staff or others? >> our general counsel was in the group i was referencing. chief of police was dialed in at all times. we engaged with him directly. the board of governors, i was in touch with the chair and vice chair, not at 6:30 in the morning but at a reasonable hour to give them a heads up as to what was happening. >> is this when the negotiations started with the protesters? >> i discovered that they had sent in a list, i think on tuesday. this is thursday that i'm talking about. they sent in a list on tuesday and the chancellor, she and my chief of staff talked with four representative students on wednesday. this was the day before finals began. the agreement was made then that we would be happy to talk with you but the encampment cannot be disruptive and cannot block access. it needs to be silent because we have final exams. they agreed to that and the next morning we discovered they had broken the agreement. >> so the negotiations were taking place while the encampment was still there. >> yes.

. >> i assume this was the rutgers chief of police did you consult with your board of governors or lawyerst you have on staff? >> the general counsel in the group that i was referencing, the chief of police was dialed in at all times engaged with him directly. the board of governors with the chair and vice chair not at 6:30 in the morning but a reasonable hour to give them a heads up as to what was happening. >> but isth this when then the negotiations started with of the protesters? >> it discovered that they had sent a list i think on tuesday. this is thursday that i'm talking about, sent a list on thursday and chancellor that runs the camp on a daily basis should he and my chief of staff talked with the representative students on wednesday and this is the day before the finals began and of the agreement was made of then we would be happy to talk with you but the encampment cannot be discussed were raising noise that has to be silenced because we have exams tomorrow. if they agreed to that and then we discovered that if they had broken that agreement. >> so the negotiations were taking p

really messy and of crazy and which we're still struggling with, is why does that both the board of governors and presidents and and the governors higher than the presidents. how does that make any sense but in the end here that was the price for champ. but if clark had won the nomination in 1912, none of this would have happened. i, i wonder if i could say to peter and ask you and you are very welcome to define the question about three. are you didn't you can tell me? no, i didn't. you know, i mean, is it a question about wilson or would be? yeah. about you. let's talk about wilson, if you don't mind. yeah, yeah, not quite. yeah. say yes. my question is to, what degree, if any, do you think are now several military beginning with vietnam. iraq, iran, etc. etc. has contributed to this america first dissatisfaction with engagement with the world and a lack of interest in nato and etc. yeah, if you believe this has influenced politics to what it has to, it has to have done because politics is influenced by everything that happened before and the iraq experience, although i think it's more compl

really messy and of crazy and which we're still struggling with, is why does that both the board of governors and presidents and and the governors higher than the presidents. how does that make any sense but in the end here that was the price for champ. but if clark had won the nomination in 1912, none of this would have happened. i, i wonder if i could say to peter and ask you and you are very welcome to define the question about three. are you didn't you can tell me? no, i didn't. you know, i mean, is it a question about wilson or would be? yeah. about you. let's talk about wilson, if you don't mind. yeah, yeah, not quite. yeah. say yes. my question is to, what degree, if any, do you think are now several military beginning with vietnam. iraq, iran, etc. etc. has contributed to this america first dissatisfaction with engagement with the world and a lack of interest in nato and etc. yeah, if you believe this has influenced politics to what it has to, it has to have done because politics is influenced by everything that happened before and the iraq experience, although i think it's more compl

was russia says at least 8 people have been interested in a ukrainian attack on the board of city of belgrade. the governor of the regions had strikes damaged, at least $52.00 apartments and buildings as well as cars. ukraine has repeatedly attacked belgrade, some small scholars, full scale invasion in february, 2022. to the fence ministry set it destroyed 15, ukrainian rockets and drawings and several regions. a and other attack spots to fire and damaged storage tank and sort of fuel definitely and rush to southern cross no to reach and local officials say no one was injured. about 6 drones were destroyed and debris fell on the facility. you probably have stepped off a tax on washes energy facilities and really since moms hopes of finding survivors from a building collapse in south africa, fading and rescue workers dig through the rubble for a full day 44 construction work because it's still on, accounted for 8 people have been confirmed dead. i think the last 24 hours was really difficult for the teams because i made a call with one body. and you will see that the big machines that they've busy, what the

he'saw a member of the board of governors and a member of dickinson wright back in d.c. and as i think michael and mark -- breajanika johnson alluded to earlier he did all the heavy lifting of this conference. i just get to come up here and look pretty. he's the one that put it together so big and the plus for charlie. >> thank you. it's an honor to introduce our award recipients senator ted cruz. [applause] i will admit that it's mildly my voice does work for him as he consistently refers to him as the smartest lawyerre she knows and somewhat irritating anybody who listens to his podcast and the way he dissects issues across the gambit and explains them would probably agree with that assessment. over the past week the meese award is about leadership under fica and normally we of nobody more appropriate for that then the senator over the last two weeks he started to discuss this and whether was appropriate because if you've been reading the "washington post" and the mainstream media they are they are now talking about his bipartisan problem solving and working in getting

candidacy of the governor of the kaliningrad region anton alikhanov, who at one time worked in the ministry of industry and trade, and was also a member of the advisory council on industry at the boardf the eurasian economic commission. the governor of the kemerovo region, kusbasa, sergei tsevelev, has been nominated for the post of minister of energy in the new government. the state duma will consider the candidacy of oksana lut as the new minister of agriculture. due. ministry of science, alexey chikunkov, ministry of eastern development, maksud shadayev, ministry of digital development. uh, but i let me remind you that these candidates will be considered by the state duma early next week. and the applicants. the president will appoint the ministers of the security bloc and the ministry of foreign affairs after consultations with the federation council. we will closely monitor these political processes. today in the kremlin, vladimir putin held a meeting with acting deputy prime minister and head of the ministry of industry and trade denis manturov and the head of rostec sergei chemizov. we discussed working in the defense and civilian industries. the president emphasized that the

to an interpretation of what is in the representative of the governor and the representative of the supervisory board, and in any case, those who are present in the branch, the minutes of the meeting are the basis of the data, and the aggregation of votes is recorded in the election headquarters and the governor of the constituency center, and finally in the system of the election community of the ministry of interior, so in the electronic process . now, in an area like tehran, where there are 32 candidates and 16 seats, of course, the counting is done systematically, or the system or the electronic fund does this, of course, the processes are limited to one to two hours. the governor will oversee the minutes of the meeting upload the final one and this upload can be seen in the election headquarters of the country and we will announce it. we announced to all the governors of the district centers that after the end of the voting process, in fact, this schedule should be observed, that as soon as we announce the end, the counting will be done and finally, we will be able to quickly inform the district

pleasure to introduce charlie and last year's republican lawyer of the year and a member of the board of governors and member here in dc. he did all the heavy lifting. a big round of applause. [applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to introduce the recipient senator ted cruz. [applause] i will admit that it's mildly annoying what does work and consistently referred to as the smartest lawyer that she knows and a somewhat irritating but anybody that listens to his podcast and the way he dissects issues will and explains them would probably agree with that assessment. over the past week, it's about leadership under fire and normally we think of nobody more appropriate than the senator but over the last two weeks we started to discuss this and they are talking about the bipartisan problem-solving and getting legislation done working with democrats and praising him, so this seems not quite on brand but it's very impressive how he's delivering for his constituents and despite that, when you look at the politician that has had the most money spent attacking them, everyone remembers beta o'rourke end of t

and trade and was also a member of the advisory council for industry at the board of the eurasian economic commission. the governorion, kusbas, sergei tsevelev, will appoint him to the post of minister of energy in the new government. the state duma will consider the candidacy of oksana lut as the new minister of agriculture. for the post of minister of sports instead. let me remind you that mikhail dekterev worked for a long time time in the state duma, he headed the sports committee there, he has experience in this area. so, well, i must add that , according to the document , anton kotyakov, the ministry of truth, alexander kozlov, the ministry of natural resources, sergei krovtsov, the ministry of education, olga lyubimova, the ministry of culture, maxim reshetnikov, development, are expected to retain their posts in the new government. these are the data at the moment, but let me remind you that the composition of the government must be approved by the state duma, and the lower house of parliament intends to carry out this work in monday tuesday as previously reported. i am something good, the best, and i am u