border, as of december 31. 2023 reported to the president of the republic of belarus. based on his order, the tasks of the formation and military units of the border service authorities were clarified. border controlorder control services perform tasks in an enhanced mode. operational and tactical reserves are in constant readiness to carry out tasks when the situation changes. the president also asked the heads of law enforcement agencies to congratulate him personally on his behalf. members of the ministry and departments, happy new year, and especially those guys who will serve on the festive new year's eve. while our preparations for the new year are in full swing, in some parts of the planet the clock has already struck midnight. the first people in the world to celebrate the holiday were residents of kiribati, an island state located in the western part of the pacific ocean. residents of new zealand and polar explorers from the south pole in antarctica have already entered 2024. the new year has burst into far eastern russia. just a couple of minutes ago, glasses were raised in anador and kamchatka. they made a wish for the chimes of the inhabitants of the fidi islands and some other pacific

border as of december 31, 2023 was reported to the president of the republic of belarus. based on his order, the tasks of the formation and military units of the border service authorities were clarified. border controlasks in enhanced mode border control services. operational. technical reserves are in constant readiness to perform tasks when the situation changes. the president also asked the heads of law enforcement agencies to congratulate on his behalf the personnel of ministries and departments on the upcoming new year, and especially those guys who will serve on new year's eve. the death toll in belgorod as a result of the terrorist attack by the kiev regime increased to 24 people, among them four children, more than a hundred were injured. ukrainian armed forces attack on belgorod is a pre-planned terrorist attack against a peaceful city, this was stated by russia’s permanent representative to the un at a meeting of the organization’s security council convened in moscow. don't create illusions and don't pretend. brussels, along with washington and london, as well as most countries of the european union, are accomplices in the crimes committed by the kiev gang. once again, i want to emphasize:

border. they are coaling everybody. they are controlling where everyone goes on both sides of the border, jim. >> the cartel controls the border and they essentially are controlling the portions of the united states where these people are coming through. bottom line, we need to secure the border. we need to build the wall, finish the wall. we need the electronics put in in the trenches next to the wall and we should have our national guard and our military, in my opinion, at the wall, secure the wall. people should come into the united states through legally. ellis island used to be the spot where people came through. and everything was legal. we need to follow the law. >> bill: understand your point, jim. you are living it firsthand. i have seen the cameras around yuma. they have never been turned on. imagine that. jim, we'll see in an election year whether or not you get your wish for the protection you need on your farm, ranch and for our country. thank you for coming on today. >> thank you. >> dana: a good man right there. new york governor kathy hochul signing a bill on reparations. legislation creates a commission to study the proposed payments. here is what the governor said at a ce

border. the border landing stage is a floating outpost, the eyes and ears of the border guards, they let us inside and showed us the point. control, from here the unittion, keeps in touch with the shore and commands the combat boats, and tonight we will move to the stanovaya bank, most often the poaching nets are placed and the seal island, where also from the nets to the boats there are poaching ones, then let's go for a large pearl jar. powerful boat mongoose it slowly gains momentum and enters the volga-caspian canal. a signal is coming. 20 km from us, a second group of border guards is pursuing a poaching boat. we follow to the indicated square. there are three men in the boat, all of them are residents of the village of trutfront. however, for many years. alexander, nikolai’s brother, repeats his explanation word for word, they remember the texts of the testimony by heart, they drove up to the shore, there were sacks lying there. drank a few drinks, loaded everything up and headed home, but whose mishls were they and where were they? how do i know they were lying in the reeds when you saw border boat, what were you doing? what were we doing, th

border. the border landing stage is a floating outpost, the eyes and ears of the border guards, we were allowed inside and shown the control center, from here the unit situation, maintains contact with the shore and commands combat boats, and tonight we will move to the bank of the stanovoy, most of all they are placed most often... poaching nets are set and tyuleniy island, where also from the nets to the boats there are poachers, then we will go to the bank a large pearl, powerful boat mongoose slowly gains momentum enters the volga-caspian canal, a signal is received 20 km from us, the second group of border guards is chasing the poaching boat, we follow. in the indicated square. there are three men in the boat, all of them residents of the village of trutfront, however, have not worked for many years, they hunt for poaching, the boat belongs to nikolai, he is the eldest in the group. we went for a ride, drank some vodka there, and well , we drank some boats, we drank, the boat is yours, mine, yes, we stopped there, yes, we drank some more there. we drove further away, we looked, the white bags were lying, we drove up, we looked, a fish, what a f

control at the eu borders remains purely nominal; nothing prevents the import of hazardous substances. dlml recommends tightening checks at nato's external borders, as well as at entry into the unitedngdom. removing windfall profits and stimulating small businesses to improve. senators at meetings the session of the council of the republic of the seventh convocation approved a bill on taxation issues. this changes the income tax rate from 13 to 25% for citizens whose income will be more than 200,000 rubles. in year. the income tax is also increasing for organizations that receive more than 25 million rubles. in year. a luxury tax is also being introduced. a car under 3 years old with a cost of more than 100 thousand dollars, if previously vehicle owners paid 200 rubles a year, now the tax amount will be 2,000. the changes affected individual entrepreneurs, income tax will be set at 30% on annual income over 500 thousand belarusian rubles. we are talking about activities such as wholesale, retail trade and cargo transportation. in addition, individual entrepreneurs will be required to provide the report only in electronic form. so. senators approved a bill on land reclamation, which

border policy. >> we can't do everything on the border, but we can do the things to actually begin to control the border so that the united states is in control of our boundaries, not the cartels. >> i think this is one of the most dangerous moments i've ever faced in american politics and i wish republicans weren't holding israel aid and aid to ukraine hostage to the resolution of immigration reform. >> the white house says the president aides are directly involved in negotiations and are expected to ramp up efforts this week. president zelenskyy is also expected to have a one-on-one meeting with gop house speaker mike johnson during his visit to washington. >>> a late development in berkeley's plan to debate a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. a new social media post from one councilman indicates tomorrow's debate is now scrapped. palestinian protesters first demanded that council adopt a resolution during a chaotic meeting last month. that led to the council adjourning to another room to finish city business. the council never took up any debate, it was not part of the agenda at the time. council

the most important thing for the united states is to secure its borders. ensure borders are controlled not secured its borders the past couple decades. we've had open portals approach which has been catastrophic and even though there's tougher measures being taken by european governments, the reality is of course the mass migration has been the reality for europe now for several decades. the situation i think it's incredibly powerless. it's hard to reverse this once you have opened the floodgates as you have seen in europe. the united states has to act now and secure its own borders, and sure you're not seeing a repeat of what you are seeing in europe. >> pete: nile gardiner, thank you for your time. you heard what set about open borders. a border patrol dropped its annual report today. it's a bad report card. the numbers were either shocked, scared, or engaging. senior national correspondent william la jeunesse has the grim details. >> 276,000 encounters in a single month, pete. not counting the got a ways, that's all most the population of pittsburgh. it's so big, i usually break it

border policy. >> we can't do everything on the border, but we can do the things to actually begin to control the border so that the unitedtes is in control of our boundaries, not the cartels. >> this is one of the most dangerous moments i've ever faced in american politics and i wish republicans weren't holding israel aid and aid to ukraine hostage to the resolution of immigration reform. >> it's not just republicans that are holding a hard line. it's democrats that are holding a hard line. either side can move and can get this done. >> reporter: administration officials say the president's aides have been directly involved in negotiations, and are expected to ramp up their efforts this week. >> the white house has made it very clear that the president is willing to sit down and find the way forward as it relates to the border. >> reporter: president zelenskyy will have a chance to make his case for more aid from congress on tuesday. and president zelenskyy is scheduled to come to capitol hill tuesday morning and is expected to have meetings with lawmakers, including house speaker mike johnson. back to you. >> busy, for

border of the united states, then there is a way. the president has made it clear that he wants it. i believe most democrats support more funding for the border, more border controlesources. i have also heard from senators, democrats, that they would support changes in the border policy itself, not just in terms of resources. so there is common ground, but the art of compromise is realizing that you don't get everything you want, and eventually there will be points you don't like. when do you think this package, particularly aid to ukraine, will eventually pass congress? i am an optimist, i believe we will do it in january. if someone says we're not going to adjourn until we close this issue, that's fine with me too, but i i think that realistically we are talking about the middle of january. i hope that when we return. in january, we will agree on an aid package that will last the whole year. frankly speaking, i would like it to last until the end of the work of this convocation of the congress, because more, i hope that if the congress comes under new leadership, doubts about the support of ukraine will not be heard from the house of representatives. again, our

based on his order, the tasks of the formation and military units of the border service authorities, the border division border controlnstant readiness to carry out tasks when the situation changes. new home is the borunov family from lithuania and the bugai family from ukraine. and it’s snowing, it’s snowing, that’s it, locals. good evening, we welcome you to our studio, happy new year everyone, now in the last hours of the year, many people are thinking about the holiday table, about products, and we are often faced with the fact that... yes, even with an abundance, there is no shortage of anything , of course there is no, here are your pilogens, for example, there are no questions here, there is enough, everything is enough, the child is happy, yes, yes, liliya yuryevna, tell me, we have already managed to settle down on new place, you can already say that you feel at home, you know, i can say with confidence that we are at home, that is, not even like it anymore, already at home, already at home, our house is full, decorated for the holiday. just tell me how you plan to celebrate the new year in belarus here? of c

border policy. >> we can't do everything on the border, but we can do the things that control the board sore that the unitedntrol of our boundaries, not the cartels. >> i think this is one of the most dangerous moments i've faced in american politics, and i wish republicans weren't holding aid hostage to the resolution of immigration reform. >> the white house says the president's aides are involved in those negotiations and are expected to ramp up their efforts this week. president zelenskyy is also expected to have a one-on-one meeting with gop house speaker mike johnson during his visit to washington. >>> to berkeley, where a plan to debate a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the middle east is apparently scrapped according to a social media post from the member of the city council that was proposing it. palestinian demonstrators showed up en masse to demand the council adopt a resolution last month. they were so vocal, in fact, the council had to adjourn to another room just to finish their city business. one v councilman robinson poapsted overnight he was withdrawing the resolution he was going to

>> no, we've lost control of the border, terrorists are coming and there's never been a higher threat to the united states from a terrorist attack from a broken bordert immigrants and people coming to america, we are many people coming to be one. we've lost control of our border. there are people coming here selling drugs, and there are people coming here raping and murdering, and there are people coming here trying to have a better life. the terrorists are coming here to kill us. after october 7th how easy is it to get our country to kill a bunch of us? to my democratic colleagues, you're not going to get away with keeping this border broken. if you can't commit to securing our border, we're not going to have a deal. >> all right. well, we're going to watch those negotiations closely. we hope you'll come back to update us in the new year. senator lindsay graham, happy holidays to you. we appreciate it. >>> when we come back, president biden is trailing donald trump. congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan is warning the president needs do more to turn things around. she joins me next. things around. she joins me next. goli, taste your goals. >>> w

border, but we can do the things that actually begin to control the border so that the united states is in control of our bound roys, not -- boundaries, not the cartels. jon jon why does nobody in the biden administration seem the want to do that? >> or the other democrats that lankford's a colleague of, you know? if i was a legislator, and i'm hoping to be in the future, you've got to sit down and fix this problem. we have a gaping hole at the southwest borderat there are threats in that pipeline. there are threats in this mix. and for people who don't want the sit down whether they're from the administration or the democratic side of the senate if, it's ridiculous. we're all being threatened by this flow coming across the board or. even people in the pipeline are being abused and trafficked. and we've lost so many, thousands of americans this month to the deadly scourge of fentanyl. that's what they're advocating for. when they don't want to solve this problem, that means they want this to continue. releasing 5,000 people into the united states every day puts us all at risk. it's a burden on our schools, it's a burden on public health care, it's a burden on crime, you know, the crime problem that we already have in the united states. this is a significant burden, and for them not to sit down and fix this problem, and we know they have tools. the high -- pie grant protection protocols, that agreement with mexico, is in u.s. code. you don't

border to either central mexico or their southern border. we're also expecting the united states to ask mexico to control the railways and what that means is for mexico to establish check points in their freight rail system and we've seen this. migrants use what's called -- or the freight rail system in mexico to travel very quickly from the southern, from southern mexico to northern mexico. that's why a lot of the times we see these very large groups of thousands of migrants arriving at one point in time in areas like eagle pass, for example. it's because of those railways. so the united states was expecting to be asking mexico to install check points to control their freight rail system to that could stem the flow of migrants. >> serious issues underway. big question about what this looks like. what you can see here is secretary blinken. he was in the room for these talks. he is now departing mexico, this one-day trip to have those critical con versations. we'll wait to hear from officials inside the white house to see if they feel any progress was made. thank you for that report. joining me now is congressman debbie dingell of michigan. given this is such a critical issue not just from the humanitarian perspective, but also when you look at it from a political lens ahead of a presidential election year, it's going to be a tough issue for the white house. they know that. that's why they're dispatching top aides to mexico. i think the question is does a meeting like today do enough to alleviate this. how do you want to see president biden handle this issue? >> we're going to have to wait and see what the secretary of state reports to us happened in these conversations and if progress has been made and as reported, we've had surges during republican presidents, democratic presidents. we have seen some action happen. when we've seen pictures at the border the last few days, it clearly reenforces that we have a crisis. this is a tough issue. it has not been dealt with for decades. we need a comprehensive immigration reform for decades. because it's tough, it never gets resolved and i think president biden is trying to show some leadership and we are going to have to deal with this and we cannot deal with it as republicans or democrats. we're going to have to deal with it as a congress. come together. and find solutions and get something done. >> yeah. there was major concerns in michigan about whether or not it could affect races that are there on the ballot in 2024. i want to ask you given it's your state supreme court that upheld this appeals court decision that donald trump can stay on the primary ballot in michigan. this development that we found out today. do you believe that was the right call? >> look, it was the court's decision. it's a complicated decision. unless you're somebody that really studies the nitty-gritty, which i ha

border, but we can do the things to actualy begin to control the border so that the united states is in control of our boundaries, not the cartels. >> well we will watch and see what you're able to get done in the coming days. thank you for your time. and now for the administration's position on that national security funding package, we turn to the head of the office of management and budget, shalanda young. good morning to you. >> hi. >> good to have you here in person. >> thanks for having me here. >> is the president going to get more directly involved this week? we know his chief of staff has been involved in these border this is an emergency, does he need to be more hands on? >> look, congress is having conversations. you heard senator lankford's purview. conversations are happening that need to happen. the one thing i agree with that senator said is it's time. i sent a letter to congress outlining the stakes if ukraine aid is cut off, what that means. the one thing i do take issue with is, americans want their national security taken care of. we agree with that. what happens if putin marches through ukraine? what's next? nato countries. our sons and daughters are at risk of being a part of a larger conflict and it's not just putin, other dictators watching what congress is doing. >> right. >> what signal does that send? our national security is also influenced with not providing ukraine. >> you're talking past each other. senator lankford agrees aid for ukraine needs to pass. it's the method of being able to get it through congress that seems to be the problem right now. can there be a deal on the bo

this is unambiguous, the lack of customs control between state members of the eu is probably united rules for crossing the border, no matter where you cross the border see the future of the eurasian economic union. alesya nikolaevna. it seems to me that each country must overcome its national, let’s say selfish interests, and strive to balance its national and supranational policies. the center of gravity in the world order, and of course, as we know, the last year showed that it was important to do this, economic, technological sovereignty, energy, food and so on. elena mikhailovna, well , firstly, it’s probably still ensuring security in all areas, yes, this is the right technological sovereignty, well, i would probably answer like this, from probably to creation, in this way, andrey viktorovich, well, i i see the first framework in the world of unification, why not, you need to set ambitious goals for yourself, dreams, they are like that, they tend to come true, and no matter how individual destructive resources predict that they are about to begin there centrifugal tendencies in... the union, that maybe after some time its number, i mean, partic

border unit in order to find out the circumstances of the offense. today , more than 2,500 trucks are waiting in line at the border between ukraine and poland. as you know, poland has strengthened control over ukrainian carriers, especially where the border blockade continues. according to microeconomics and the ministry of economics, due to protests at the checkpoints with poland, ukrainian exports have already decreased by 40%. lukashenko flies to beijing during a working visit. then from december 3 to 4, the self-proclaimed president of belarus will meet with the chairman chinese people's republic of china. according to the press service of the dictator, issues of trade and economic, investment and international cooperation will be on the agenda of the negotiations. this time it is lukashenka's second trip to china. i will note that western sanctions against belarus and its complicity in the russian invasion of ukraine have been put under. doubt about the prospects of investment projects of the people's republic of china in belarus. a storm rages in europe. munich airport has canceled all flights due to the snowstorm. zurekha airport also reported flight delays. there are no trains

people to present themselves in the united states, and, also, we're going to need a border that has a barrier. we're going to have to have some controls of our border. every sovereign nation has to control their border. the administration has the ability to step up to the plate and address this. >> karl: what's at stake if you don't have an agreement here? not just in terms of the border, you've tied this to israel and ukraine. >> remember, the administration tied them together when they proposed the national security package, they included border funding. it was israel, asia, ukraine and the border. so they began with their salvo of negotiations on the border, they just need to come to the table in a meaningful way. >> karl: all right, congressman mike turner, chairman of the intelligence committee in the house. >>> coming up, maine and colorado take trump off the ballot. when is the supreme court going to weigh in? we'll be right back with the powerhouse round table. ehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and car

borders opens in this way. drug trafficking, fentanyl trafficking, we are killing our use. were killing americans with all dispensable coming in. human trafficking, drug cartels june who controls the border? not the united states but not mexico it is a drug cartels. how we could ever let our country get into this condition in a few years, three years ago we were okay and now we are not. >> you say no country let's its borders be open like ours does. and it is very open right now. november of 2,023,242,000 migrants were encountered at the southern border. that is higher than november a year ago. which saw only 235,000. we are letting a quarter of a million people just walk into our country and we have no idea who they are. >> this president has made illegals the 51st state in the united states of america. we now have, since he has been a president as many illegals in our country as the entire state of new jersey or the entire state of new york. if i'd said that three years ago nobody would have believed me it happened. it is so unbelievably you almost cannot articulate how severe in serious the situation is. we better do something soon, we are losing our united states. jon: list turn our attention to the impeachment situation in washington for the formal impeachment inquiry open by republicans in the house of representatives for is that going to go anywhere? do you think there will be a vote on impeachment

border patrol agency customs and border patrol agency that has a control and jurisdiction over these folks is one of the most largest and best funded police agencies in the united states. but they say they don't have the resources. so in any event, there are camps like these all across the border here in california. temporary can't quite squalid. bearing to view facilities, maybe a portable toilet or 2, no showers, and the only food and water that is brought in comes not from the government, but from volunteer agencies who are crowd funding online. to get the money to buy peanut butter and jelly and bees. reynolds wife, 1st in southern california, thank you. of the philippine army has launched a large scale man hunt for the assailants, who bombed a christian gathering in the south, feeling full of people. i so says he had carried out the attack, drink sunday mass at a university in the city of what all we in mindanao over 50 people were injured. the region, it seemed fighting in recent years between the military and on goods linked ty, so 11 high cause had been found dead and 12 others are missing. off to a volcano, erupted in indonesia, the amount of people k n o. in west, samantha spewed ash as high as 3 kilometers into the air. on sunday. 3 survivors were found close to the

actually control your border if the number of people that come across your border each day is managed by criminal organizations in the mexican cartels. now the mexican cartels run our border not the unitedtates of america. i want to turn that back on its head the united states makes decisions who comes across our border not a criminal organization. that is one of the ideas. until we can get agreement, everybody write it down, pass it around everybody sees it nothing is settled. there are very good ideas out there. we're waiting to get the white house to sign a piece of paper to see what exactly we're going to do. larry: how is that different, senator, from trump's idea which worked so well for several years of remain in mexico? >> remain in mexico required a bilateral agreement with mexico, they had to actually agree how they would handle what they would do on it. this administration, the biden administration was actually forced by the courts also to do remain in mexico they did it so bulky, so complicated there was something like 47 people they actually managed and hundreds of millions of dollars that they spent on the process on it. my focus is, if you, depends on the administration w

united kingdom is threatened. we've lost control of our borders . we have a of our borders.ing trashed . our constantly being trashed. our economy is in trouble. we promote the interests of migrants, legal migrants. i'm talking about over and above and to the detriment of the indigenous working population. all these are symptoms of the united kingdom failing as a nafion united kingdom failing as a nation state. but the most visual example is illegal crossings of the channel. >> and of course, the one thing that the tories can manage and can control legal migration is also somewhat argued. spiralling completely out of control completely. a city the size of birmingham over the past two years. yes >> and, you know, olivia kind of said it . you know, the second said it. you know, the second just talking about the economy said it. you know, the second just tsecond, bout the economy said it. you know, the second just tsecond, bout th

border was not controlled by the federal government. we are not actually historians are digging into how it works. that open borders for a long time because we wanted people to move to the united states. we had an empty land we still have empty land. one fight going on now that has a constitutional issue behind it states like texas. women trying to toughen up its own border control because governor abbott argues the biteo administration has not been for paidthat is behind the constitutional issue. states actually play a role in border control and immigration policy the supreme court the unfortunate chinese exclusion act it's purely federal and states are ousted. once aliens enter the country they enter into a states, immigrants have an enormous impact on states. so what can states do to try to help ensure an orderly process at the border is not a constitutional issue that could impact very difficult political like we have in our hands. >> kathleen is in dayton, ohio. you are on c-span. jon, you said earlier many leaders and other u.s. officials avoid taking responsibility. and it went to ask one quick question and then a longer question, how did he feel about gore decision and should thatnd decision have ended up? i my next question is this. i am reading a d.o.j. responsibility report it's an investigation into the office of legal counsel memoranda conce