. >> seth: you built your first cabinet. >> i did. [ laughter ] i did. >> seth: this is a cabinet youause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. you know, it's -- look. it's shop furniture, right? it goes under a router table. this isn't a shop. that's not a furniture grade cabinet, and i know that. but i did my best. yes, i've become a woodworker and a carpenter. [ cheers ] whenever anyone asks -- yeah? you do it, too? [ cheers ] cool. let's talk after. [ laughter ] whenever anyone asks me, like, "what would you be if you weren't a comedian?" i would be, like, i guess a carpenter. [ laughter ] as a joke, but it was never a joke. >> seth: it was never a joke. >> it was never a joke. i always wanted it. i wanted it so bad. >> seth: so you finally let the carpenter out. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: do you feel like you have it in you? >> i don't know that i have a natural affinity. but i do -- i have had a lot of teachers. i have to give a shoutout to my -- [ light laughter ] -- my mentors in carpentry, jeff johnson, tom senna, fred ricci, pete silva, and of course, bob ritacco. [ cheers and app

yes, yes, that's right, this is a direct refrigerator assembly line, where the internal cabinet, afteryurethane foam, came to the final assembly along these elevators, the compressor is installed in the under-motor niche, by the way, and what is the most expensive thing in the refrigerator, the compressor, this is the heart, this is the heart of the refrigerator, which determines its life cycle, and how much does it weigh, well , about 7-8 kg, try to hold it in your hands, yes, of course, please, so as not to disassemble the refrigerator at home, which one to choose? well , let's do this, well, this one, you know, if you install them like this all day, then 8 hours, then i understand that your hands will definitely hurt later, well, that's it, instead of a gym it is better to lift compressors, i want to tell you honestly, and i thought that the compressor, yes, it is a special device in a breakdown, which can be turned like this, twisted, it is round like a ball, but when i began to turn it over somehow, i realized that there was something inside there - it is located and as if it is n

he t was a new dealer he was in both the cabinet and roosevelt's cabinet and in truman's cabinet. he set truman had no other choice and publicly said the blame for appointing macarthur to the occupation and the pacific in the far east is due to roosevelt. harry truman saving democracy. early 1947 and early 1947 truman faced a situation similar to what biden is doing with in ukraine. but for truman it was greece and turkey. soviet inspired communists or threatening greece with taking over their government against the wishes and the will of their people. the kremlin was pressuring turkey to amend a treaty governing the turkish streets. under secretary dean atchinson persuaded truman that if greece and turkey should give in to the demands of the soviets this would endanger national security and democracy itself. and so we are the only nation. we are the only nation who have the funds and the resources to break up the soviet play. so two months later it might've been march 171947 , 47. before a joint session of congress truman delivered probably the most consequential speech of his pr

a number of cabinet ministers have written to the treasury to express concern about spending cuts toed in the budget later this month. the chancellor, rachel reeves, is understood to be looking to raise £40 billion. our chief politcal correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. good morning, henry. at this stage, do we have any idea which departments could be affected? goad departments could be affected? good morninu. departments could be affected? good morning- it's — departments could be affected? good morning. it's normal— departments could be affected? good morning. it's normal for _ departments could be affected? (13mm morning. it's normal for there to be morning. it's normalfor there to be quite a lot of back—and—forth between cabinet ministers in downing street, be that number 10, the prime minister, or number 11, street, be that number 10, the prime minister, or number11, the chancellor, in the run—up to a budget to be settled. it is abnormal for the government to be seeking that scale of savings. £40 billion is the amount of money rachel reeves has told cabinet ministers

so nada, let's start with that israeli cabinet meeting. take us through what they're weighing and the internal tensions that may factor into any response absolutely. >> we have seen cabinet meetings held in the last week with no formal conclusions as to what the response from israel may look like when it may take place. but of course, as you mentioned, we do understand that another cabinet meeting will be taking place today. unclear when and where this cabinet meeting will take place. but of course the key focus for many will be on what israel is responsible be, what decision the cabinet will come to him, whether we will hear a decision today. of course, there has been some questions around the timing of israel's response and mounting pressure from many in the international community a trying to temper those tensions, trying to de-escalate what is already an expanding conflict in the region, as you mentioned, the disastrous effect of which have already been felt in lebanon now and syria of course, but we've been hearing from israeli offici

it is normal for cabinet ministers to protest and | cabinet ministers to protest and discuss what is in the run—up to the budget which will have been finalised behind closed doors yesterday. it is unusual to protest to the prime minister rather than the chancellor. what is definitely abnormal is the amount of money that this government is trying to find, £40 billion. that will mostly come in the form of tax rises, it could be the biggest tax—raising budget in 30 years. but some of it will come in spending cuts. it is not being denied, reports that ageing —— angela rayner, the deputy prime minister, louise haigh, the transport secretary, and shabana mahmood, the justice secretary, are protesting, which suggest that that is where the areas where could be cut. we will find out in two weeks what is going to be in the budget. this isjust a negotiation over the next year of spending. in the spring, another negotiation will begin over the next three years of spending which will likely be even more fraught. henry, thank yom — likely be even more fraught. henry, thank yom if— likely be even m

he was in both the cabinet, roosevelt's cabinet and truman's cabinet. he said that truman had no other choice. and he publicly said the blame for appointing to the occupation is in the pacific, in the far east is due to roosevelt. harry truman, saving democracy, an. early 1947 early 1947, truman faced situation similar to what biden is dealing with in ukraine. only for truman it was greece and turkey and soviet inspired communists threatening threatening threatening greece with taking over their government against the will of the and the will of their people. and the kremlin was pressuring turkey to amend the treaty governing? the turkish straits and undersecretary dean acheson and persuaded truman that if greece and turkey should give in to the demands of the soviets, this would endanger national security and itself. and so what what acheson said was we are the only we are the nation who have have funds and the resources to break up the soviet play. and so two months later i think it was i think it might have been march. and 1975, 79, 70, what is it, 1

are cabinet officials left their post on our donald trump than under president clinton, george w. bush, obama and biden combined. and donald trump is not one for amicable breakup. is first attorney general jeff sessions was the first senator to endorse trump in 2016 but recused himself from the department of justice investigation into russian collusion and trump, who thinks the attorney general is his lawyer, not the country, never forgave him. after a year of tweeting his dissatisfaction with sessions, trump finally fired him. and trump tapped rex tillerson to be secretary of state he said to listen was quote, among the most accomplished business leaders and international dealmakers in the world. that was december, 2016. two years later after firing to listen, via twitter, trump said to listen quote, didn't have the mental capacity needed because he was dumb as a rock and couldn't get rid of him fast enough. he was lazy as hell, end quote. we know trump will take the opportunity to bash somebody quote fired like a dog but it is not a one-way street. some of the most vocal critics

and one thing to add to that, i completely agree, is that those cabinet ministers in the outer ring wereempowered by sue gray when she came in as chief of staff, she in opposition. a year or so ago she kept saying, hang on, why are there no elected politicians in this meeting? and she would get members of the then shadow cabinet in people like louise haigh, who weren't necessarily in the sort of strategic core of starmer's operation and empowerthem. and actually, i think as it happens, louise haigh personally was was probably closer to sue gray than almost any other cabinet minister. and clearly, sue gray is no longer keir starmer's chief of staff. and you can see perhaps things starting to revert to that previous way of doing things. i mean, you can see the frustration for the labour government because she also, as transport secretary, has pretty much confirmed that the hs2 london link will be euston station rather than miles outside which the conservatives were going to do. and, you know, i don't want to talk too much about london because newscasters live all over the uk, but that is a

we had the israel security cabinet - israel. we had the israel security cabinet meeting israel.the israel- security cabinet meeting in an underground bunker ahead of the holiday talking about how they would respond. they said they would respond. they said they would do that forcefully. they are discussing different options we understand, different strategic sites inside iran. there had been a lot of talk in israeli media that there were voices, they were hearing from the military and the political establishment that really wanted to go after the nuclear sites in iran, long seen by israel as being a great threat. the message that came from israel's closest ally the us is really that those sites are off—limits. still talk about the possibility of attacking oil production, gas rigs, these kinds of sites within iran that would deal a blow to the economy, even targeted assassinations being talked about by some israeli journalists but at the moment we really don't know. the us has been saying that the response really has to be done proportionally and it supports israel's right to resp

we installed the bodies for the floor cabinets, and also mounted the wall cabinets.chipboard. in the section under the place where the stove will be installed, we connected the hood and laid a plastic countertop with a marble pattern. we install removable shelves in the cabinets and begin installing the facades. for the cabinets in the bottom row, we put laconic white doors, we chose for them contrasting handles of black color, here we complement the hanging sections with spectacular facades with an artificially aged mirror. in the bottom row, we have already connected the dishwasher. we install drawers, also assembled a tall cabinet, put a refrigerator with shelves made of high-strength glass in it, close the joint between the wall and the countertop with a plinth and continue installing the equipment, connect the oven, it has convection and grill mode. next, we install an electric stove made of glass ceramics with three burners and fix a durable built-in sink made of artificial granite. in the entrance area we installed a sliding door, it is firmly held on hooks an

the cabinet of death. the cabinet that causes the death of these prisoners is raised inside gaza with this work, the issue of prisoners is on the sidelines. from this, perhaps it can be said that 24 hours after that attack, criticism started against netanyahu, for example, one of the israeli newspapers, which is also against netanyahu , had published an editorial saying that the assassination of martyr nasrallah was a successful operation. on the other hand, it worsens the situation. it makes the region tense, and we doubt that it will be a strategic success for israel. well , the israelis tried to enter the south of lebanon for several stages , but starting today, they have intensified these efforts and the intensity of these efforts has caused incidentally, the clashes between the resistance forces and them escalated, as i said, about 14 israeli soldiers were involved in this attack, apparently around marona. restraint does not work against israel and other western countries that think and act like israe

the rules for the sale of cars were approved by the cabinet of ministers, from now on the owner of thet make an independent expert assessment of its value during the purchase and sale agreement. the ministry of internal affairs reminded that the sale of two passenger cars per year is subject to taxes. at the same time, middlemen often undervalue the vehicles they resell and avoid paying customs duties. warides expect that approved changes will increase revenues to the state budget. the filming of the ukrainian feature-documentary film is coming to an end, journalist, this is a poignant story about our colleague in the war. journalist oleksandr makhov went to the front as a volunteer on the first day of the full-scale invasion, and on may 4 , 2022, he died in the fighting in the village of dovenke. he dreamed of making a movie about the war, but he did not have time, so oleksandr's fiancee, anastasia blyshchyk, undertook to realize his idea. about love, war and dreams. let's look further, now we are going to the position, to the firing position, we will work by the russian occupier, to

it took him a long time to replace new deal or the new deal cabinet that he inherited actually, it was harry hopkins who you've got to get own people in here and even. you know, harry happy's was a new dealer for the you know, but he just said, you know, you can't and maybe harry hopkins in thanks so much some of the people in the cabinet but he said get get rid of these people and so but it took him a long time and you know wallace was the last to go. he had to fire wallace and you know, but gradual he let them go. and i can't tell you. it went into 1946. i know that. and i can't remember when last when wallace actually got fired. but it might. yeah, well, when fall of 46. 45 or 46. yeah, that's when i was the same guy. and who's it went out at the same time. yeah, yeah, yeah. so it's only a little over a year. yeah. it took him a while it didn't he gradually the first person he, i think he did get rid of was frances perkins and he actually said i don't want a woman in my cabinet. you didn't say that to her. yeah he did. he did. i'm sorry. and on that note we are going to wrap up this

cabinet minister sirjohn redwood and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. on the declarations because i think you've had a look at what lord alli declares, and it's quite complicated. >> well, it is quite complicated. >> and the lords don't have to declare all of the specific sums of money and earnings that a member of parliament does, but they have to set out all their different interests in general terms and the register entry for lord alli shows that he has a number of investment companies and other companies, but it doesn't tell you very much about them. but i think now there will obviously be a lot of journalists wanting to get behind that and say, well, can we know what they do and which ones are really important? >> but if one were to be sympathetic to a peer, it's not a full time job. there are lots of them. your influence isn't the same as a member of parliament, and that if you are going to have any well—off people in the house of lords, they will have complex associations. and therefore, if it is just a minor administrative mistake, we shouldn't

i do not have a cabinet yet. so the decisions i am making are all about what i will be doing and what we will be doing to remind the american people the power of their vote. >> have you voted yet? vp harris: i have not voted yet. it is on my priority list for these next few days. >> mitch mcconnell and speaker mike johnson put out a statement comparing rhetoric you have been using, comparing it to the man accused of an attempted assassination on your opponent donald trump. do take their criticism seriously? vp harris: listen, we all must speak out against any form of political violence and i very clear about that. no one should be the subject of violence, much less political violence. the american people deserve to be presented with facts and the truth. the fact and the truth is that some of the people closest to donald trump when he was president, generals including most recently john kelly, a four-star marine general has been very clear about the danger and the threat that donald trump poses to america and the

they had a cabinet meeting last week where this was discussed and that would just before that cabinetting, prime minister benjamin netanyahu had a direct, as it was described, 30 minute phone call with president biden where there was a real effort from the white house to get israel essentially to limit the possibility of an escalation you need to select targets in iran that we're proportional late. they're targets around hit here, abby, a military basis intelligence headquarters. a lot of focus will be from the outside, at least of that cabinet meeting to try to get a hint of what israel is planning, how big the strikes will be, and when they'll come and the whole country and the region on top of that is waiting for that certainly, certainly they are already rock nic robertson for us in tel aviv. >> thank you so much for that reporting i want to bring in hagar chemali, former national safety council director for syria and lebanon, and former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to un hagar, thanks so much for being here thanks for having me nic just kind of laid out what we're looking at

the whole the city was also targeted and the secure to cabinet has convened. and that bunker interested him for the 1st time during the school to discuss the ways to respond to this attack. and while we're here reports right now about the 2nd wave of red and attack, or we can hear it on some arab channel as well. social media idea of spokesperson in his 4th press on tuesday earlier said that the idea doesn't have an indication that small real cause will be coming. but instead again, breaking news. these really are me says it will retaliate and at strong responds is coming. is expected tonight, it's reports indicates that the us secretary of defense informed his is really counterparts. the washington has heightened the readiness of its forces in the middle east in response to the escalating tensions the white house spokes person also also said that to us military helps each road to intercept it rather than me. so also as we can see, the 2 stays are working together to defend is relevant. this moment. we also hear that joe, by then gather the security cabinet fo

now we know that the cabinet in israel, the government cabinet has already met earlier in the week.o conclusions out of that, no firm conclusions with regards to what that response will look like. we heard earlier in the week from israel's from israel's defense minister you have golan to said in a video statement that the attack or response from israel would be deadly, precise, and above all surprising that iran would not understand what happened or how it happened, but that they would see results. clearly a firm message there from the defense minister, there is of course, as we know, some division within the cabinet, there has been mounting pressure, particularly from the more far-right elements of netanyahu's cup cabinet for israel to take tougher action when it comes to iran and its regional proxies. but again, also pressure from the international community, including israel's closest ally in the united states. we've heard from the biden administration, they have expressed criticism or rather the reluctance to see israel targeting iran's nuclear capabilities. a huge amount of con

he merely attended cabinet, which is not quite the same thing.nt criticism whilst maintaining the bounds of collective responsibility. anyway, up next it's patrick christys patrick, what's on your bill of fare this evening? >> yes, i am, of course, the best tv host on gb news 9 to 11 p.m. >> just to follow on from what you were saying, there, we've got the worst set of illegal immigration figures we have ever seen. i'll be bringing those to you. we have a home—grown terror problem. hamas supporters everywhere. a pensioner's revolt. i went to a pensioners protest earlier. some of them think that starmer's winter fuel cut will kill them. reform wants a privately fund the prosecution of some people involved in the manchester airport incident. do police in general feel protected enough? >> as always, excellent . as >> as always, excellent. as i was told at the party conference. patrick, i'm your warm up man. that's coming after the weather. i'll be back at tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jake rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation. the weather in somerse

the reason is that now this is the cabinet, if they reach a lasting peace in the region, meaning the war will stop , like the 33-day war that yehu said, sir, let's stop and finish it, we made a mistake, meaning that the same thing happened in the 22-day war in gaza, the reason is that if netanyahu is in a state of peace take a stand and don't continue the war by his army, it will definitely be the end. his field of entry is in the political and security field, he will definitely be tried, he should definitely be accountable to his nation, definitely the various cases he has in the court. they open again, so that a person does not see his own fall, he commits various crimes, and he is not ashamed of these crimes. mr. dr. yemen was targeted by the zionist regime while the lebanon case is still pending in lebanon. we are investigating the possibility of ground entry, yes , we are talking about the continuation of airstrikes, yet gaza has not achieved its achievements by the zionist regime , while we see that syria is being targeted , the goal of the zionist regime is to let us enter syr

yeah, i presume you're referring to the cabinet of joe biden and camela harris, the group of lunatics chaining themselves in a bunker and deciding to embark upon the end. the world, that is what it looks like to me, you know, one of my favorite uh films uh over all of my life has been stanley cuobrick's dr. strange love, and dr. strange love, and that cabinet of people around that round table, many of them played by peter sellers, may god rest him, uh, it it seemed like science fiction, dr. strange love. but it looks more and more like the reality we are currently living through. first of all, i have absolutely no doubt that the us cabinet or us government, rather, uh, not the group of people chaired by dr. jill biden this week, i'm sure they were not consulted, but the us government green lit this massive escalation of the war in lebanon. i haven't the slightest doubt. about that, they say that they did not know about that, about the pejor attacks, i don't believe them, and i don't believe that israel would be making such enormously escalatory moves, without the express green light o

so, as a cabinet minister, you're entitled to a total salary of more than £160,000.? my income derives from myjob, and i'll pay whatever _ taxes are required of me. so, you are a working person because your income comes from your main job and you're salaried in that way? is a small business owner whose average net profit last year might have been £13,000 — that's the average — are they not a working person? look, we can go through a range of different hypotheticals - about who may or may not be captured by tax measures - that may or may not l happen in the budget. and essentially, bridget phillipson there said, "yes, i'm a working person because i'm in cabinet and i get a pay slip." and then she wouldn't say whether somebody who runs a small business is also a working person. and she kept trying to deal with it by saying, oh, you're trying to get me to speculate about the budget. i wasn't trying to speculate about the budget i was trying to get her to define, in her view, what a working person is. because keir starmer sort of said, oh, well, a working person is someo

netanyahu from his right wing and bar wing cabinet and also what — and bar wing cabinet and also whatrs but of— is imminent in the coming hours but of course we're waiting to see when _ but of course we're waiting to see when the israelis will choose _ see when the israelis will choose to do this.- see when the israelis will choose to do this. tom, thank ou for choose to do this. tom, thank you for the — choose to do this. tom, thank you for the let's _ choose to do this. tom, thank you for the let's go _ choose to do this. tom, thank you for the let's go back - choose to do this. tom, thank you for the let's go back to . you for the let's go back to frank gardner. i was talking to a specialist earlier who said this is probably the most terrifying moment in the region since 9/11. just in terms of what potentially israel may go after, what are your headline thoughts?— thoughts? broadly to divided into three — thoughts? broadly to divided into three categories - thoughts? broadly to divided into three categories with - thoughts? broadly to divided | into three categories with the econom

um, and actually, someone in the cabinet actually said to me that, you know, now the people who werehave got nowhere to hide. interesting. so we will see. and you know, this this thing about p&0, isn't a kind of... it's clearl the government thinks they've fixed it. is it a massive disaster, you know. no it's not, but it's another interesting little episode. and john caldwell, the... who likes to call himself a philanthropist but is also a billionaire. he of phones au. uh, he's backing labour. he backed them just before the election. but he did say this morning, they've got to be really careful about the steps they take. and also he said using that kind of language around businesses is basically completely bonkers. i paraphrase. so he says labour has to be careful about this. they have to really cherish people who can create wealth, who can create jobs. and it ain't always easy to do that, because politics doesn't always see business as an unalloyed force for good. yeah, it's quite funny. he says...he goes off on one about rogue operators and he shouldn't use that language. um, so, h

so the cabinet meeting may narrow the differences.in, an out of all of this whatever discussions are being had, it's still not really clear when israel is going to choose. it's got the right moment, which will absolutely have the military component to it because the military will be saying, okay, the conditions on this night or this day or whatever it is are ready. we've got everything in alignment that all those sorts of factors that we tend not to think about like the weather and where the moon is, and how big the moon is and all those sorts of things will come into play so i think everyone in the country at the moment is guessing the one thing i think they know is that israel will respond that something will happen. and you mentioned president biden. a. we know that the two president biden spoke with prime minister netanyahu for the first time in months what does that say to you just as someone who's been there and covered this what did that meeting or that phone call rather, what, if anything, stick out to you about that? >> you k

this is stated in the cabinet of ministers' adoption of the demographic strategy. by the way, we suggest watching later on the air. the blog of mykola knyazhytsy, people's deputy of ukraine and journalist, he actually analyzed this topic using the example of people who were forced to leave ukraine due to the full-scale invasion of russia, so we suggest you watch his blog together. the government predicts that by 2050, only 25 million ukrainians will remain in ukraine, this is stated in the adoption of the demographic strategy by the cabinet of ministers, is this not too pessimistic a forecast? i am convinced that such a scenario... can be avoided, but for this the state policy regarding refugees abroad and internally displaced persons must change urgently, because they are the main resource of our demographic recovery. currently, we have the opposite: we have learned to present the strategies of the ministry of return, but despite the obvious harmfulness , the cabinet of ministers has not canceled the decision as a result of which the majority of idps lost social a

>> lawrence: the president is saying i learned a lot in washington and know how to pick my cabinet. just washington insiders. what do you make of him doing the homestretch going to communities that republicans never went to before? is that going to help him in the end? >> yeah, i think it does. talk about hopeful. when you have a guy like president trump going to places like california and campaigning and new york and campaigning, i think it does sort of capture his big vision. will he win those two states? probably not. but the effort -- putting in the effort and going to people and asking people for their votes in places that you may not win, i think it's kind of perfectly on brand for him. i found the whole interview absolutely marvelous. some of my favorite parts were the viewer questions who asked him questions that kind of came out of left field. what the favorite animal was and he just rolls with it. can you imagine if kamala harris got asked a question that she was not prepared for? it would have been a word salad to feed an entire herd of cattle. >> steve: for the folks who

the israeli cabinet is a divided cabinet. politically divided.re are right wing members who are more conservative, some would say radically conservative. one of whom was on a u.s. terror list in the past. they were in disagreement with the defense minister gallant and other members of the cabinet, with members who left the war cabinet like minister gantz. this is from one minister. the cabinet was briefed earlier today, as we have been reporting, it is likely sinwar. the visual evidence seemed to support that. they were waiting for dna. i have not seen -- i will look in my phone, peter. why don't you -- richard engel is joining us now. peter, let me bring richard engel in. richard, that confirmation -- you reported officials were telling us for several hours that they believed it was sinwar based on visual evidence, based on what the troops there were telling them. they didn't have dna. i'm not sure they do yet. this is the foreign minister saying so. >> reporter: the foreign minister has been just said that. i have a senior u.s. military officia

there during the claims are hearing the statements are hearing about members of the cabinet saying no can do know will do again. and you hear trump's campaign saying this is false president trump never said any of this. i mean, trump though tonight, praised authoritarian leaders. china's xi, china's xi, russia's putin. >> listen to this can you imagine what president xi, you know, i got to know him very well. he's a fierce individual. he runs 1.4 billion people with an iron fist. am i allowed to say he's smart he's smart? she's a smart man he's a fierce man. i got along with him very well putin these are people that are tough people when many people have an authoritarians and the f leadership does that is that deniable at this point? >> well, in the clip, you shownot but it's not praise either, which is what you said it was which it wasn't. but according to the jeffrey goldberg article which we've talked about this entire night, you can't trust that article because the quote 60,000 for an ethnic mexican funeral, the only two on record sources both said that he didn't say that the only

i went every time i cut the cabinet met.i thought it was necessary for me too know what was going on a why decisions are made and so forth so that i could then explain to people in the country as a toured around. >> host: did you receive criticism for attending those meetings for being the president'sy? emissary? >> don't think i ever received criticism from the west wing. they knew how close we were. and how interested i was. there was all kinds of criticism. but i learned what jimmy was state senate that's the hardest because you know everybody that criticizes you. then you expect it when you get toi be governor in jimmy's been governor for years.he i watch the white house i know it was coming. i did not like it. you have to accept that. what i did, you have to know what your husband does is what he thanks is the best possible thing for our country. what i am doing is a best possible thing for our country but when jimmy was in the states and i would get so upset. he sat me down to see if you don't think i've been the best

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the country is evil, the minister of defense of ukraine rustem umyerov. made a submission to the cabinet of ministers for the dismissal of four of his deputies stanislav hayder, oleksandr serhiy, yuriy dzhugir and lyudmila daragan, as the latter held the position of state secretary. in addition to personnel changes, umyerov focused on reforming defense procurement, and at the same time, for him in other words, the state-owned enterprise spetstechnoexport will transfer to gur, and from gur to the ministry of defense, the agency. of security procurement and the state operator tilu will be reformed in accordance with nato standards, set the task of completing the process of cleaning up the procurement system in close cooperation with law enforcement and anti-corruption bodies, wrote a message on facebook, do you understand why four deputy ministers of defense are fired in one day during the war, three deputies and the secretary of state, in fact, i would like to hear the position of the minister, why he do because if the reform is just now starting, well, he has been in this position for a

he was in both the cabinet, roosevelt's cabinet and truman's cabinet. he said that truman had no other choice. and he publicly said the blame for appointing to the occupation is in the pacific, in the far east is due to roosevelt. harry truman, saving democracy, an. early 1947 early 1947, truman faced situation similar to what biden is dealing with in ukraine. only for truman it was greece and turkey and soviet inspired communists threatening threatening threatening greece with taking over their government against the will of the and the will of their people. and the kremlin was pressuring turkey to amend the treaty governing? the turkish straits and undersecretary dean acheson and persuaded truman that if greece and turkey should give in to the demands of the soviets, this would endanger national security and itself. and so what what acheson said was we are the only we are the nation who have have funds and the resources to break up the soviet play. and so two months later i think it was i think it might have been march. and 1975, 79, 70, what is it, 1

is called the cabinet of death, the cabinet that causes the death of these prisoners inside the case, and they suggest that by doing this, the issue of prisoners is being sidelined. he said that 24 hours after that attack, criticism started against netanyahu , for example, one of the israeli newspapers, which is also against netanyahu , had published an editorial saying that the assassination of martyr nasrallah was a successful operation, but on the other hand, the situation it worsens the situation in the region and we doubt that it will be a strategic success for israel well, the israelis have been trying to enter southern lebanon for several stages, but as of today, these efforts have been reduced to a certain extent. to participate, but the attack was not a successful attack and to be forced to retreat again in such a situation, we must pay attention to the fact that restraint does not work against israel and other western countries who think they behave like israel. the secretary general of the united nations, antonio guterres , has been declared an undesirable element by israe

based upon what i am seeing i think you're going to get a pretty decent cabinet. damian: rfk junior is going to be in his ear in some capacity. we don't know in what capacity. but he is starting to say things, he supports no vaccines, no vaccine mandates at school. what you interpret that to mean? is it just covid-specific, or could it mean for the first time in decades we have school policy where there are no vaccination requirements at all? mr. grogan: i don't think it will be no vaccines at all. i get this question about rfk -- first of all, i am all on board with making america healthy again. why anyone would be opposed to that, i don't understand. we are spending more money on health care than we ever have and we are unhealthy, including mortality rates, average life expectancy now is lower than it was just a few years ago. we are doing something dramatically wrong. diabetes rates, suicide rates, depression, the number of young people on antidepressants and behavioral altering drugs it is a disgrace. so we have to say what are we doing that is incorrect and i

must _ next prime minister and cabinet must he — next prime minister and cabinet must be chosen and failed to secure additional votes to— has failed to secure additional votes to fill up the gap because they are in their coalition partners have not reached _ coalition partners have not reached the simple majority, then— reached the simple majority, then the _ reached the simple majority, then the race is going to be very— then the race is going to be very much unpredictable. thank ou so very much unpredictable. thank you so much — very much unpredictable. thank you so much for— very much unpredictable. thank you so much for your _ very much unpredictable. thank you so much for your time - very much unpredictable. thank you so much for your time and i you so much for your time and your insight. joining me now is our tokyo correspondent, shaimaa khalil we've been listening to what was said about the challenges he will have going forward and even just he will have going forward and evenjust coming up he will have going forward and even just coming up with a coalition government. talk i