unless capital. the implications, significance, given the financial services are our economies lifeline. first, though, i'll give you a thought experiment. do you think it's a coincidence that's with 90% of mutual fund assets managed by men and 86% of financial advisers being men, that women report they are not well served by the industry? or, that when i was run marrow lynch, men trusted their financial advisers more than their doctor. women close their accounts after their spouses died. local product market fit there. is it a coincidence, do you think, that ellevest is the only wealth tech app with most of its downloads by women and about 95%, versus in the 20 and 30% for others. no, this isn't because women aren't good at math or hidden like to invest or they are risk averse, there is your evidence of that. it's simply a story we tell ourselves to explain why women aren't engaging. the real issue is a few fintechs center on women's needs. a direct result of women entrepreneurs start in funding. as

he sent to the capital. he could not be moved to rise from his dining room table and walk the few steps down the white house hallway into the press briefing room, where cameras what anxiously and desperately waiting to tear his message to the armed and violent mob, fabulously beating and killing law enforcement offices revenging the capital and hunting down the vice president and various members of congress. he could not be moved this evening. my colleagues, mister king's anger, of illinois and miss luria of the junior would take you inside the white house during those 187 minutes. we also remind you of what was happening at the capital, minute by minute, as a foul, violent, tragic part of don't front scheme to clean to power unravel. while he ignored his advisors, stood by and watched it unfold on television. that we offer found thought about the select committees work so far. as we've made clear throughout these hearings, our investigation goals for what we continue to receive new information every day. we

the mob attacked the capital quickly. the count ground to an absolute halt and was ultimately delayed for hours. the mob was accomplishing president trump's purpose. so of course he did not intervene. president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between living the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. there were hundreds that day who put their lives on the land to protect the people inside the capital and safeguard our democracy. many of them are here with us and many more are watching from home. as you already know, their service and sacrifice shunt a bright light on president trump's designer and dereliction of duty. >> i would like to begin by welcoming our witnesses this evening. tonight we are joined by mr. matthew conger. he is a decorated former marine, intelligence officer who served this nation on tours of duty in afghanistan and iraq. he served in the trump white house from the first day of administration through the early morning hours of january 7, 2021. the last role he se

it can be capital-intensive. in my experience it is because few women investors are enrolled to write bigger checks and because this is a pretty guarded, raising early-stage capital can sometimes make it harder for women ceos to get the next round of funding. as research indicates this is poor bias on the assumption that you are not good enough to get funding from the guys. women run businesses provide as good or better result than all mill teams. the implication is significant given that financial services are our economy's lifeline. i will give you a thought experiment. do you think it is a coincidence with a 98% of mutual fund assets managed by men and 86% of financial advisors being men that women report they are not well served by the industry. or that when i was running merrill lynch, and then trusted their financial advisor more than their doctor. women closed their account after their spouse's death. is it an coincidence that we are the only wealth tech app with was of the downloads by women at about 95%.

my advisor with a capital police about the situation with capital. i am not aware of any of those requests. no, sir. we have confirmed in numerous interviews with senior law enforcement and military leaders, vice president, pencils, staff, and d. c. government officials, none of them not wine heard from president trump that day. he did not call to issue orders, he did not call to offer assistance. this week we received a dis just tional testimony from yet another witness about why the president didn't make any efforts to quell the attack. the former white house employee with national security responsibilities told us about a conversation with senior advisor, eric hirschman, and pat sit baloney. the top white house lawyer. this conversation was about a pending call from the pentagon, seeking to coordinate on the response to the attack. mr. hirschman turned to mister salt, set bologna and said the president didn't want to do anything. and so mister swift baloney had to take the call himself. so if president trump wasn't calling long foresman or militar

it can be capital-intensive. in my experience it is because few women investors are enrolled to write bigger checks and because this is a pretty guarded, raising early-stage capital can sometimes make it harder for women ceos to get the next round of funding. as research indicates this is poor bias on the assumption that you are not good enough to get funding from the guys. women run businesses provide as good or better result than all mill teams. the implication is significant given that financial services are our economy's lifeline. i will give you a thought experiment. do you think it is a coincidence with a 98% of mutual fund assets managed by men and 86% of financial advisors being men that women report they are not well served by the industry. or that when i was running merrill lynch, and then trusted their financial advisor more than their doctor. women closed their account after their spouse's death. is it an coincidence that we are the only wealth tech app with was of the downloads by women at about 95%.

he commanded the mob to go to the key capital -- to go to the capital. for the weeks between the november election in january 6, donald trump was a force to be reckoned with. despite the correct and sober advice of his policy advisors and legal advisors, he placed a path the cost of which democracy be dammed. and then he stopped. this man of unbridled energy could not be moved by his aides, allies, by the violent chance of rioters or those facing down the riot. more importantly, donald trump disregarded the desperate pleas of his own family including ivanka and don jr.. even though he was the only person in the world who could call off the mob, that he sent to the capital. he could not be moved to rise from his dining room table and walk a few steps down the white house hallway into the press briefing room where cameras were anxiously and desperately waiting to carry his message to the armed and violent mob savagely beating law enforcement officers. hunting down the vice president, and various members of congress. he could not be moved. this evening, my

and turning the capital was okay. that they were justified in their anger. and he shouldn't have been doing that. he should have been telling these people to go home and to leave and to condemn the violence that we're seeing. and i'm someone who has worked with him. you know, i worked on the campaign, traveled all around the country, going to a countless rallies with him. and i've seen the impact that his words have on his supporters. he, they truly latch on to every word, every tweet that he says. and so i think that in that moment for him to tweet out the message about mike pence, it was him pouring gasoline on the fire and making it much worse. thank you both and let's watch what others also told us about their reactions to this to be it. i don't remember where exactly i heard about that tweet, but my reaction to is that age and disagreed with the server. and i thought was wrong. well, he reaction, we saw the tree extremely unhelpful because it wasn't the message that we needed at. at the time it was a going to the

s. capital. i came on thursday, that same committee accused, a former president, donald trump, of gross dereliction of duty for doing nothing. as a mob of his supporters stormed the capital building investigators her testimony from top white house aides, who described how trump ignored their please to intervene for nearly 3 hours. the hearings have included a mix of life testimony, pre recorded depositions, and never before seen footage, including these outtakes. that's whenever your editor of donald trump rehearsing his video address to the nation a day after the attack on the capitol. but this election is now congress as certified the results. i don't want to say the elections over just wanna say his daughter, yvonne could trump can be heard off camera coaching her father congress now yeah. to get her lawyers, the committee documented how the former president was not only aware of the attack on the capital. he watched the violence unfold on television in a small dining room off the oval office,

everything that we trained for. >> we overran the capital, overran the effing capital. >> we have nowd us that you consider the tweets sent at this point holding out a quick given the urgency of the crisis. what in your view would've been needed? >> yeah -- it was insufficient. i think you could count me among those who was hoping to see and unequivocal strong statement, clearing out the capital, telling people to stand down, leave and go home. i think that's what we were hoping for. >> sounded something that sounded more definitive and not ambiguous. because he had the power overs folks. mr. -- he told us that a colleague during attack said he should not contend the violence. can you tell us about that moment your reaction? >> yes so a conversation started in the press offices after the president said that those two tweets that i deemed were insufficient and a colleague suggested that the president shouldn't condemn the violence because they thought it would be quote handing a win to the media if you were to condemn his supporters. i disagreed. i thought that we should condemn the vi

and associate with capitalism. yes. yes, because because capitalism is triumphant. yeah. yeah. okay because capitalism triumph and why would there be any alternative is the mindset? okay. i am chewing with that. yes. it's like you have equal access to participate in capitalism. yes. okay. yes full equal access to participate. so yeah, you can compete on anyone's ground on any one terms. yeah, matthew. so from what i'm understanding capitalism is like or like it was a gay marriage. they're just here that with gay marriage the legalized. the gay community is can engage in capitalism? sort of it. it's more that like as opposed to like thoroughly connected critiques of all parts of a society that would marginalize and exclude people. it's not about like full like. a whole, you know a society that is wrapped up in excluding in marginalizing some people the critique of that falls away when you get included. so when you when you can have the two kids white picket fence golden retriever despite being a same-sex couple. can have your television set you can live in suburbia? um, why woul

the mob attacked the capital quickly. the count ground to an absolute halt and was ultimately delayed for hours. the mob was accomplishing president trump's purpose. so of course he did not intervene. president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between living the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. there were hundreds that day who put their lives on the land to protect the people inside the capital and safeguard our democracy. many of them are here with us and many more are watching from home. as you already know, their service and sacrifice shunt a bright light on president trump's designer and dereliction of duty. >> i would like to begin by welcoming our witnesses this evening. tonight we are joined by mr. matthew conger. he is a decorated former marine, intelligence officer who served this nation on tours of duty in afghanistan and iraq. he served in the trump white house from the first day of administration through the early morning hours of january 7, 2021. the last role he se

instead of critics of capitalism. there is a certain kind of identity politics that is all about who is in the system, who is not in the system, not the system is rigged and needs to be overthrown or taken apart. who is involved? who is not involved? that is a different question than just what our systems. does this make sense? is this tracking? on the right, as well, american conservatives to a certain extent felt that american capitalism was obviously dominant, triumphant, and there was not a lot of we need to teach people how great capitalism is. there was raw, raw, yay america. but the main strength of the grassroots activism in the 1980s and then carrying on into the 1990s was all about family values and morality. do you remember the all in the family reading that starts with. we now have to center family values? evangelical christians formally entered politics in a way that most evangelical christians throughout the united states had a very tenuous relationship with politics. that is the world of cesar, that is

to the capital. >> i don't remember that. >> do remember being concerned about his comments. >> was no. because i didn't watch it. this is what is so confusing. i didn't watch the speech. i was working as i didn't see what was said. i didn't see what went on. until after the fact. [inaudible] >> no. i've never communicate about coming to the cattle. i had no id would come to the capital, no idea he was even going to come to the capital. that's news to me. >> you told her that the course of the work, she told reassured you through the course of the week that he was not going to come to the capital. >> i don't remember having any conversations with her about coming to the capital, the president come to the capital. i don't recall any of that. i recall my conversation with dance give you know. i recall calling jeered. i was in the midst of the capital, people breaking into the capital, me being removed from office. that's what i recall. >> can you recall what you're conversation with dan was? >> i was t

everything -- we trained for. >> over the capital, over in the capital. >> we are in the -- capital'shere is a lot in there. the talk about cnn a lot, but they are watching, the other thing is, why is this? is this entitlement? is this delusions of grandeur? he is not leaving, i mean, elise sitting here saying that did not age well. these rioters were hanging on trump's every word, clearly they saw him as a director of this attack. >> absolutely. there's two things that jump out to me here, one is what you just mentioned, we see how closely they are hanging on me is every word, his every tweet, has every utterance, everything he says they interpret us some sort of a signal to action. the second thing, is if we needed another example, we really don't. but if for any reason, anyone out there believes that this is just a group of, you know, people during the capitol, walking politely between the velvet ropes. you see through these recordings how deeply committed these people are. >> they said, this is what we trained for. do your -- that is what they said. >> that is right, that is right

now to answer the funds of maternity capital to private children.le ntv television in the far east counted the amur tigers. as a result, so far only a preliminary final figure is called in september, but it is already known that in primorye, where most of the red book cats live, there are more of them and their habitat has increased by four district, who and how keeps counting and as a curse, he helps, at an unexpected meeting with a predator today, sergey tsingin, a russian mazunka, turned out to be in international tiger money. so in primorye they call the bikin river, here the idea konstantin suanka knows without any navigation maps, like many indigenous people in the taiga, he has a family hunting ground and get there, you can only get red deer in the fall, when the season opens, and now konstantin his partner with all the other reason to show up for animal trails. both got jobs as inspectors in the bikin national park and actively help the zoologist in studying the main local inhabitants of the amur tigers, they install motion-responsive camera

we also count the status of the capital to a few. in 1918 kharkov was thrice the capital city.y, the reasons for pride in kharkov are not limited to titles and titles , it was opened here in 1805. the first university in the south of russia a little earlier in 1789 was founded by the first little russia, a permanent theater in the thirties of the xx century, kharkov became the third industrial center of the ussr after moscow and leningrad until war. here they produced 40% of all machines and mechanisms in ukraine. 1932 in kharkov, for the first time in the country, the atomic nucleus was split, and finally, the kharkov house of industry, the first soviet skyscraper. with such a level of engineering and technical intellectual and administrative thought in kharkiv, a special type of local elite was formed, politicians with serious ambitions for the all-ukrainian level came out of it during the years of independence residents of the east of ukraine were riveted to the news from the kharkiv region. vezemskaya regional hospital is here. the doctors fought for the life of the deputy,

i'm marita cima in the for like in capital colombo, thanks so much for your reporting. this estate up. the news from berlin. business news is up next week. my colleague christy, pleasant stay with us for that. and there'll be more news at the top of the on anthony, how it in berlin for now. thanks. watch. ah, good morning. how can this passionate hatred of a people be exclaimed, you tom.

capital. is. >> we need to go in leap to the capital. let's go! i'm probably going to go to jail for it! tomorrow we need to go into the capital! into the capital! >> no! >> spread the word. as soon as the president stopped speaking, we go to the capital. capital is this direction. >> tucker: in a lot of ways, that's the strangest video to emerge from january 6. we've played it several times on the show. "we need to go into the capital come into the capital," he tells the crowd. he says it repeatedly. he is so emphatic about it, encouraging other people to commit a crime. the crowd around him the sites must be a federal agent. they began chanting, as you just heard. shortly after the video surfaced the fbi placed him on a list of people wanted for questioning. they released her to the public and you can understand why they did that. according to the justice department, what he did on that video is a federal crime. in fact, the biden administration has charged several people with seditious cons

you're west or make her say, donald trump chose not to act as a mob of his supporters stormed the capital for 187 minutes on january 6. this man of unbridled destructive energy could not be moved. us congressional panel accuses the former president of failing to call off capital riots is also coming up more unrest in sri lanka, dozens are injured as security forces clear the main anti government protest camps in the capital. colombo plus, more civilians are killed as russian forces. shelby crane, 2nd city, harkey muscles, hit a busy market as gym and a residential building as ukraine accuses russia, abusing cluster bombs. ah, hello there, i'm really mohammed. we start in the united states where the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital has accused a former president donald trump, of darrell's, of duty for failing to call off the riot. investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's in action for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital, through security footage and recorded interviews with those in the white h

everything that we trained for. >> we overran the capital, overran the effing capital. >> we have nowsupporters reacted to his tweets. mr. pottinger, you told us that you consider the tweets sent at this point holding out a quick given the urgency of the crisis. what in your view would've been needed? >> yeah -- it was insufficient. i think you could count me among those who was hoping to see and unequivocal strong statement, clearing out the capital, telling people to stand down, leave and go home. i think that's what we were hoping for. >> sounded something that sounded more definitive and not ambiguous. because he had the power overs folks. mr. -- he told us that a colleague during attack said he should not contend the violence. can you tell us about that moment your reaction? >> yes so a conversation started in the press offices after the president said that those two tweets that i deemed were insufficient and a colleague suggested that the president shouldn't condemn the violence because they thought it would be quote handing a win to the media if you were to condemn his supporte

i don't think it's a patriotic act to attack the capital. but i have no idea how to characterize the, the people other than they trust past destroyed property and assaulted the u. s. capital, i think calling the patriots was a say, a stretch to say least that all of these are fresh or just flattery wrong. i don't think it's a patriotic act to attack the u. s. capital, would you call it on patriarch? criminal? unpatriotic. sure. what happen if the capital cannot be justified in any form or fashion? it was wrong, and it was tragic in it. it was a terrible day. so terrible days. it's not true. i thought it was inappropriate. why my mind. it was a day that should be remembered. and from this i was the head of the st. despite the violence of the day, the effort to delay the certification continued that evening. rudy giuliani called several of president trump's closest political allies. in the hour before the joint session resumed representative jim jordan and senator as marcia blackburn tommie tuber vill bill haggerty lindsey graham. josh holly a

capital. trump is supposed to order us to the capital at the end of his speech,, but we will see. president trump did follow through on his plan using his january 6th speech to tell the supporters to march to the capital on january six. the evidence confirms that this was not a spontaneous call to action, but rather was a deliberate strategy decided upon in advance by the president. another part of the presidents strategy involved certain members of congress who amplified his unsupported assertions that the election had been stolen. in the weeks after the election, the white house coordinated closely with president trump's allies in congress to disseminate his false claims and encourage members of the public to fight the outcome on january six. we know the president met with various members to discuss a january six well before the joint session. the president's private schedule for december 21st, 2020, shows a private meeting with republican members of congress. we know that vice president pence, chief of staff mark meadows, and rudy giuliani also attended that meeting. we obtaine

on thursday up to + 27 ° at the weekend in the capital 22-24. new holiday season new cities of departurefly direct flights to sochi from 15 cities of russia aeroflot travel continues with residents of moscow and the region, we move on serial car thieves were caught in the suburbs, they silently took cars right out of the door. why were security systems powerless against them? metropolitan parks, the first walking electric cars on domestic batteries appeared, who do they carry and on what routes? cameras are now fined and pedestrians in the moscow region have begun to install special complexes that capture those who run across the tracks in front of the train. the ancient quarters from the heart of moscow in the lanes of the arbat and khamovniki are undergoing large-scale landscaping, what will change, what will be left untouched? so, in the moscow region , a whole group of even car thieves was detained. and dozens of fake car numbers were taken right from under windows of residential buildings, but absolutely silently, all security systems were powerless in front of the electronic master

the danish capital. people run for their lives as shots were fired in the fields shopping. more witnesses said people hidden shops, terrified as a man walked round with a hunting rifle. your terror, awful enough. you might wonder how a person could do this to other human beings, but beyond young men or anything just possible, we didn't know what to do. so we ran at people, guiding us towards the exit sign, and then we ran up the roof and were stuck there for a while. mm hm. and then people are planning and all over the place. i armed officers were quickly on the scene as were paramedics and firefighters. police arrested a suspect in the immediate aftermath of the attack, describing him as a 22 year old ethnic dane, and saying that several people had been killed at around one. i am local time the streets around a field shopping center was still blocked off. as police held a press conference to update the number of dead and wounded police say the motive was unclear and would not rule out what they called a

the focus of the hearing was when did the former president know about the violence at the capital and what did he do during those hours? here is the chair, bennie thompson. [video clip] >> the select committee has heard the story of a president who has done everything in his power to overturn the election. he betrayed his oath and tried to destroy our democratic institutions. he summoned him up to washington. on january 6 -- he summoned a mob to washington and when he knew the mob was a great he commanded the mob to go to the capital and commanded the heavily armed mob to "fight like hell." in the weeks between the november election in january 6, donald trump was a force to be reckoned with. he threw off the sober advice of his sensible advisors. instead he recklessly blazed the path of lawlessness and corruption, democracy be dammed, and then he stopped. for 187 minutes, this man with unbridled destructive energy could not be moved, not by his aides, not by his allies, not by the chants of riders or the please of those facing down the rioters. or tellingly, donald trump ignored and d

it was very capital-intensive and we went to the capital markets and they backed us. we learned some lessons. i think the industry has winnowed itself down and is ready to compete regardless of what the salaries -- the saudis do. host: we have heard president biden say they expect the saudis to help with production. where is the reality? guest: that was an interesting correspondent. we learned the saudis were working with russia -- is cheaper for them to buy the cheap russian oil and spirit the sanctions which frees up their own production for the global market at a higher price. i did not think the president accomplished what he wanted to do and there were warning signals from the saudis and others we are not going to be able to deliver what you asked for. you cannot call someone a pariah that expect them to do you a favor shortly after. host: larry is in maryland, democrats line. good morning. caller: i work for the federal government in energy modeling and we used to have a model that modeled all of the refinery industry of production and its pipeline extended ship

this is not only the first major city in morocco, but also its first capital.this was during our very first royal dynasty and the marids. in total, fez was a capital city three times, the second time since the end of the 15th century and the third, but not for a long time during the french colonization. the first were refugees. once the frankish king charles 1 decided to make europe completely christian periodically making the sign of the cross over the whole, the pious husband killed almost all muslims in spain and portugal; some managed to escape and added to africa. after long wanderings, the refugees found a convenient place in a narrow valley of the middle atlas mountains at the intersection of caravan routes to the atlantic and mediterranean coasts. sultan mula idris outlined the boundaries of the fortress with a golden hoe and laid the first stone in the foundation of the future capital of a huge state of jewish families. it was also forced migrants who knew bitterness, arabs accepted. the jew also came to press from andalusia, and also in the ninth cent

which districts of the capital will be connected by new routes. and when it will already be possible to drive along the moscow highway , maria valieva will tell soon motorists will be able to cross the city from the north to the south in just 40 minutes, since there will be no traffic lights on the highway msd will pass from simferopol highway to the moscow -st. , in which four and a half million people live, travel for motorists with moscow and moscow region numbers will be free, but those who travel, for example, from murmansk to krasnodar, will have to pay for it. the first section of msd. northeastern chorda plans to open in september this year, the second a little later the southern section of its opening is scheduled for 23 years on this map. it is accordingly marked in red. and it is extremely important to say that msd. moscow high-speed diameter. it was built as inside a regional master. that is, this is a highway so that the districts of the city of moscow and the moscow region are better connected with each other a and e-e, respectively.

sri lanka, dozens of injured as security forces clear the main anti government protest camp in the capital columbia. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. we begin in united states where the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital has accused the former president donald trump, of dereliction of duty for filing to cool off the rise investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital for security footage and recorded interviews with those in the white house at the time. the panel argued that trump gave a green light to the vinyl. the president was speaking rally, hearing also i saw never but seen before video showing donald trump refusing to say that the 2020 presidential election was over. the outtakes from his address filmed on january 7th last year, showed the president, modifying the script. i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday and to those who broke the law, you will say, you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our c

that's modern capitalism. social entity through the ideologies of minorities, not through the majority in kaluga or some significant part, but many, many, many, that's why these 600 there must be 100-500.000 genders, yes, because people must be separately, but there was a nuance. it was necessary to consolidate western society to fight against russia and the poet about to consolidate, uh, society in which has 100500.000 ideology, as part of which we periodically observe here is extremely difficult. it is extremely difficult, therefore, while they are consolidating against russia for a long time, everything is fine against one. enough for a long time. yes, for a long time the resources of a lot of the information society under control. but there is one nuance, and i understand why you dim e shake your head, what is the end of history according to fukuyan, he called it the end of ideological evolution. he was wrong. this is the end of social evolution. but the social evolution of modern peace. she's just getting

and that also has unleashing more capital. now in the last decade, we've see that 1400 new regional venture firms backing start ups, e merge. so it's, it's starting to move away from being so dominated by the coast, but there's still a lot of work to be done. and that's what i've been trying to do with that with this initially with start of america. more recently with our efforts around rise of the rest. no, one of the things that you have really done a good job, but i think you've kind of done it surreptitiously. is you've brought in republicans and democrats out of the policy space and kind of taught them or inculcated them with the, you know, what the language is and why this is so important. so how have you, i mean, i just sort of want to our audience to get an understanding of how you've been able without controversy to really bring these different people in there. and as you've done that, what is your gut tell you? are you going to be able to get a bipartisan commitment to get the policy scaffolding right for this, this

being a capital in the 21st century. you claim the attack came just hours after russian president vladimir putin insisted his forces do not target civilian idiots. new book and our army does not take any civilian infrastructure. we have every capability of knowing was, is situated and where you plenty in general, say the number of russian missile attacks has more than doubled in the past 2 weeks . and they believe they're using more soviet era muscles which are much less accurate. and that means more civilian areas may be head whether they are targeted or not. alan fischer al jazeera keith security forces incidence capital caught tomb of fire tear gas. it demonstrates as sure demanding a civilian government. at least 9 people were killed and more than 150, arrested on thursday. in similar demonstrations, the military insists that it will only step down after elections or when a political consensus is reached. it took power in october, so far, several mediated grounds. it talks to reach an agreement of fail. let's go live

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no collapse happened - said the capital mayor and one of the indicators confirming this is the stable situation in the labor market, despite the departure of some foreign companies. to work in the country is the lowest in the history of 3.9%, and in moscow it is even lower than half a percent to support employment, the government previously allocated about 40 billion rubles to the regions. a very serious indicator. employment. we discussed 2 months ago 3 months ago three years ago, what will happen in the labor market, there were a variety of forecasts, up to very negative ones. nothing terrible happened, despite the departure of branded, but catering retail chains, a-a row, the automotive industry, and so on. in general, the labor market is stable. the sanctions war did not lead to a contraction in the economy or to an increase in tension in the social sphere, despite the difficulties, the situation remains stable, sergei sobyanin said today we can no longer say only about how to save the enterprise, but also to form strategic tasks for the future, so that russian companies are compe

and that he incited that mob that we saw on the capital. does that mean that we could see president trump go to court? well, that all is up to the department of justice, they have to weigh up whether this is enough evidence, well, whether it would hold up in court. just imagine a jury being selected for such a trial and what is such a deeply politicized environment. and they have to decide whether prosecuting president trump would be seen as just another politically motivated step. so it remains to be seen whether there will be real consequences. but the consensus here where healer is that the evidence has been so a, damming, that something has to come of these hearings. and where does this leave the republican party? well, for the republican party, it's been a difficult set of hearings these past 8 hearings because on the one had the majority of republicans, we should say a have completely rejected the validity of these hearings. they have called these hearings of which hung political theatre. they have also said that the american public s