guests today dmytro snighirov, a military expert , and valery klitschko, and the head of the center for public analysisll start at the end of february , the beginning of march, the offensive is taking place, it has already been going on for 10 days, we must state a sharp aggravation of the situation on all areas of the front, without exception, latest messages the general staff shifts five sections of the front at the same time to attack all, i emphasize all sections of the front, and it is about a change in the tactics and strategy of the offensive. if before the main strike force and the wagner infantry are the so-called chmobikes, then at the moment these are regular units of the armed forces of the russian federation, they are prepared, let's analyze together all directions limanskyi part of luhansk donetsk oblasts offensive from the area criminal during the offensive units of the 76th airborne division 144 and the third motorized rifle division were involved the most combat-capable units of the armed forces of the russian federation as a result of advancing deep into ukrainian territory up to 5 km

centers for students of low income families to get them ready for anything. announce comcast supports c-span as a public service, alonwith these other television providers, giving you a front row seato democracy. ofs analysis of the comments which you can see on c-span. it talked about adding of that $19 trillion to the national debt over the next decade, $3 trillion more than forecast. when it comes to that gap between what the government spends and what it takes from revenues, it says over the next 10 years those deficits will average $2 trillion. it also says the debt held by the public will equal the total annual output of the u.s. economy in 2024, rising 118% by 2033. you can find that on c-span but here is the overview of what they found when it came to the u.s. fiscal position. [video clip] >> in the latest projections released today the budget deficit average $2 trillion over 2024 to 2033. that is about federal spending general remaining unchanged. the deficit grows to 9.5% of gdp in 2033. that is larger than the 3.6% that deficits have averaged over the last 50 years. here on the screen you can see those deficit figures. the cumulative deficit over the 2023 to 2032 period is $3 trillion larger tha