chairman. as the previous chairman was talking about portland being an unprecedented and let's talk about another unprecedented event and that was a storming of the capitol on january the sixth. nobody could have anticipated it would be as as it was but there were certainly warning signs including the radical commentary on the internet for several days leading up to the events of that day where people tried, they didn't try, they did storm the capitol and tried to overturn our elections. it was hyperpartisan and it was neofascist and pro violent and it was racist. it should have been a hint that this had been festering on line for several days and we are not seeing that kind of incendiary language to that extent right now but there are lessons we could learn on how to spot potential events like this. i would ask mr. cline how is your agency working with others to keep apprised of misinformation on line to stay aware of credible threats to federal buildings as a result of that in conjunction wit

mr chairman, i yield back.— chairman, iyield back. gentleman ields chairman, iyield back.�* . a period of approximately ten minutes. . , _, ., ,, , , minutes. as the committee takes its break their let _ minutes. as the committee takes its break their let me _ minutes. as the committee takes its break their let me bring _ minutes. as the committee takes its break their let me bring you - minutes. as the committee takes its break their let me bring you up i minutes. as the committee takes its break their let me bring you up to i break their let me bring you up to date with what we have been hearing. in the penultimate sentence of the chairman beeny thompson's opening remarks he characterises as a meeting rather than a hearing. he said that the committee will be taking a vote on further investigative action based upon new evidence. well, we now know according to our partner network here in the united states cbs news that that vote will be on whether to subpoena the former president donald trump. let's go live to the capital now. our correspondent gary o'donoghuejoins us now.

>> thank, you mister chairman. we are at the department of justice will come ongoing discussions about possibilities for international tribunals being constituted to address these horrible crimes. crimes of the kind that we saw in the video that you screened, and these heartbreaking images around the room. we know from experience at nuremberg, and more recent experiences in the hague, involving the international tribunal for the former yugoslavia, the tribunal for rwanda. other such efforts that these kinds of modalities of addressing such crimes can be very effective. but as always, it's the details that matter. and again, we welcome exploration of those possibilities. >> it seems to me that in light of the unpopular conscription effort by putin at the present time, that's the united states and other nations that oppose putin's aggression made it clear that there will be accountability, even for untrained soldiers being handed guns and sent into combat. do you think this is an important moment to make that point c

chairman. chairman gensler welcome back to the committee. it's good to see you again. the sec as we know has a critical role to play in protecting investors and facilitating capital formation. in foresight some of the sec's recent actions and in actions raise concern about how well it's carrying out this important mission. they for example the sampling of crypto landing platforms. they were offering interest rates as high as 18% of customers with when there had digital assets to them. the firms could go to larger textures to make short-term investments on the market to many borrowers couldn't pay their debts and these platforms grows customer accounts. the sec did take enforcement action against the former activities thus winter in somehow to continue through the spring when both companies blew up and found themselves in bankruptcy with investors during a billions in losses. where was the sec and where was the sec in verifying the rules of the road for crypto market for dissidents? the chairman

hmm, the former chairman of the executive committee in the city.ell, he's been working there for a long time. you yourself are going there, so there is a lot of hope for you, because for a long, long time we looked closely at the people who we would send there, we decided on your candidates. there you need to add, although a lot has been done in mogilev in recent days, but you need to add, you need to catch up with other cities there is a little bit of some material in this regard, therefore, it immediately tunes in to such a decent pace and pulls it up. the head of state especially focused attention from the local vertical, the country is waiting for concrete actions, he promised. the first to ask tough questions for the implementation of investment projects and paid special attention to the need to finish the agricultural year with high quality and to mobilize to achieve a decent result, the president suggested that students, because for the export boom there were good conditions to miss them it is forbidden. an immense market has opened up for t

chairman. our committee now has the information to answer many of the critical questions posed by congress at the outset. we have sufficient information to consider criminal referrals, from multiple individuals and to recommend a range of legislative proposals to guard against another january 6. a key task remains. we must seek the testimony under oh of january 6 central player. more than 30 witnesses in our investigation have invoked their fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. several of those did so specifically in response to questions about their dealings with donald trump directly. here are a few examples. this is roger stone with oath keepers at the willard hotel on the morning of january 6, here's mr. stone testifying before our committee. did you speak to president trump on his cell phone on january 6 or generally fifth. >> once up and i will assert my fifth amendment right to decline to answer question. this is general michael flynn walking with old keepers on december 12 2

. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. much has happened since our last public hearing on july 21st. as the chairman mentioned, we've received new and voluminous documentation from the secret service, which we continue to analyze. we've received new witness testimony, including about efforts to obstruct our investigation and conceal key facts. according to public reporting, the department of justice has been very active in pursuing many of the issues identified in our prior hearings. our committee may ultimately decide to make a series of criminal referrals to the department of justice. but we recognize that this rule is not make decisions regarding prostitute prosecution. the preamble to our constitution recites, among its purposes, to quote, establish justice. our nations judiciary and our u.s. department of justice have that responsibility. a key element of this committee's responsibility is to propose reforms to prevent january 6th from ever happening again. we've already proposed and the house has now passed a bill to

chairman. much has happened. as the chairman mentioned, we have received new and voluminous documentation from the secret service we continue to analyze. we received new witness testimony including efforts to obstruct our investigation and conceal key facts. according to reporting, the department of justice has been very active in pursuing many of the issues identified in our prior hearing. our committee may ultimately decide to make a series of committee referrals, but we recognize that our role does not make decisions regarding prosecution. preamble to our constitution recites among its purposes to quote establish justice in our nation's judiciary and our department of justice have that response ability. a key element is to report -- proposed reform, to prevent january 6 from ever happening again. we have already proposed and the house has passed a bill to help ensure that no other future plots to overturn an election can succeed. we will make further specific recommendations based in part on

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chairman. mr. chairman our committee now has sufficient information to answer many of the critical questions posed by congress at the outset. we have sufficient information to consider criminal referrals for multiple individuals. and to recommend the range of legislative proposals to guard against another january 6th. but a key task remains: we must seek the testimony under oath of january 6th central player. more than 30 witnesses in our investigation have inadvocated their fifth amendment right against self incrimination and several of those did so specifically in response to questions about their dealings with donald trump directly. here are a few examples. this is roger stone, with oath keepers at the willard hotel on the morning of january 6th. and here is mr. stone testifying before our committee. >> did you speak to president pt trump on hi private cell phone on january 5th or 6th? >> once again i will assert my fifth amendment right to refuse to answer your question. >> here is general flyn

chairman. very shortly after the election the trump campaign recognized that they had likely lost the election and they informed donald trump of that fact. even before the networks called the race for president biden on november 7th, his chances of pulling out a victory were virtually nonexistent and president trump knew it. >> do you know if anybody ever told the president that he had lost and that there wasn't a chance of him winning? >> the -- i know that the president, when the networks called it, of course, he was informed about the network decision, that afternoon at some point myself and a handful of other folks went over and sat down with the president and communicated that the odds of us prevailing and legal challenges were very small. >> after the election, as of november 7th, in your judgment, what were the chances of president trump winning the election? >> after that point? >> yes. >> none. >> at times president trump acknowledged the reality of his loss. although he publicly claim

as well as the chairman's bill. which has a pay-for. i think this is an important, important piece of legislation. i hope every member of the body will support it. i yield back the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now recognize the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the fairness for 9/11 families act. 9/11 is a day that left an indelible mark on all of us. we all remember where we were. when the towers fell, they took so many innocent lives. and the families left suffered irreplaceable loss. this bill would provide catch-up payments to 9/11 survivors, spouses and dependents who were unfairly excluded from the u.s. victims of state sponsored terrorism fund. while no amount of money can make up for their loss, this bill would fairly compensate them for their claims against those responsible for one of our nation

chairman and of course for the inclusion in the live broadcast dmytro bychkov, the acting chairman ofe espresso tv channel, let's go further so that you can summarize in nikopol as a result of yesterday's shelling, at least four people 19 years old were injured and this on the final figure but uh, air defense is working in the nikopol area, four missiles were shot down . well, we are really moving forward and probably paying special attention lately. yes, in principle, it is already more than 8 months, it would be very good to allocate those powers to those capabilities that are actually demonstrated by our air defense forces in general, the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine and literally in a few moments we will hear yuriy ignat, the spokesman of the command of the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, there are some very important news that are with him for sure it would be appropriate to discuss well, but there is still such interesting and important information regarding all those whose mobile phone itches. dear tv viewers, they saw that the russian rocket went somewh

chairman. our committee now has sufficient information to answer many of the critical questions posed by congress at the outset. we have sufficient information to consideration criminal referrals for multiple individuals. and to recommend a range of legislative proposals to guard against another january 6. but a key task remains. we must seek the testimony understood oath of january 6th central player. more than 30 witnesses in our investigation have invoked their fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. several of those did so specifically in response to questions about their dealings with donald trump directly. here are a few examples. this is roger stone with oath keepers at the willard hotel on the morning of january 6. here's mr. stone testifying before our committee. >> did you speak to president trump on his private cell phone on january 5 or 6? >> once again, by advice of council, i will decline to answer your question on the fifth amendment. >> this is general michael flynn wa

chairman, i yield back. chair thompson: the gentleman yields back, the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin for an , opening statement. rep. raskin: the president was still exerting his supporters to go fight like hell around the first wave of writers reached -- rioters reached barricades. secret service documents we recently received give a timeline of precisely what the white house new and when. at 1:19, the president's emergency operation sent in an email to the national security and military advisors that the president and vice president, informing them of "hundreds of trump supporters stormed through metal barricades at the back of the capitol building about 1:00 p.m. wednesday, running past security guards and breaking fences." when the president returned to the white house around 1:20, he entered the oval office and was told right then about the onset of violence at the capitol. from that point until approximately 4:00 p.m. over the next two hours and 40 minutes, the president stay

uh, to the chairman of the executive committee.r control, they have implemented, it’s not even discussed, you know, i’m ready to admit that, as a pula journalist and a native of a small village in the lida region, i have one political hobby that does not affect anything globally, of course. unless it affects my attitude to the topic of delegation of authority to places. i always try to learn most often successfully. what were the first decisions of the new chairman of the district executive committee in office and, let's say, a number of decisions that i personally have few. they are satisfied if the new chairman starts with them, among them this is the convocation for an urgent subbotnik. now i myself have commanded by god, autumn, the leaves are falling and that's it. the rest, they say, the city before me was not sufficiently cleaned , the chairman thinks. i need quick and successful decisions to give a positive impulse to the public about myself opinion if i bee at the new head of the region in the subject of putting things in

chairman. in the morning of january 6th president trump knew that the crowd was angry. he knew that they were armed and dangerous and he knew that they were going to the capitol. it is important to understand the length the president was willing to go to be at the capitol as it was part of his strategy to stay in power. back out the amount was circulated among intelligence officials including the secret service intelligence officials about contemplated violence. comp has given us marching orders. one post wrote. if you are east of the mississippi, you can and should be there. advanced on the capitol. keep your guns hidden, 180 rounds minimum, another 54 a sidearm. the white house had more than enough warning to warrant stopping any plan for an rally and certainly for stopping any march to the capitol. as evidenced, the president was aware of this information. despite awareness of the potential for violence, the event when ford -- went forward. the angry crowd marched to the capitol. as my colle

. >> thank you chairman reid. for holding this hearing, i want to thank general saltzman for testifying for your service, and your vast knowledge. and, i want to talk a little bit about our tech and cyber challenges in space. because a nation, of course we know, facing increasing sophisticated cyber security threats, from disruptive technologies. including the threat of stealing data, jamming satellite signals, hijacking satellites, and disrupting internet services. i have kind of a multi part question. if confirmed, how are you going to work to keep our space based assets, like satellites, safe from cyberattacks? who are you going to, are there other agencies, or departmental? or otherwise? do you need to coordinate, all the government approach, that you are trying to work on? and how are you using emerging technologies, and all of this? >> thank you. that's an important topic. watching what happened in ukraine, the cyberattacks that had space effects, dismantle to some degree. it showed that there is a large con

chairman. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. during this committee's first hearing in july of last year, our witnesses were four police officers. we asked them what they hoped to see the committee accomplish over the course of our investigation. officer canal wanted to know why the rioters were made to leave if the election process was rigged. officer rick for known asked us to look into the actions and activities that resulted in the days events. officer hodges was concerned about whether anyone in power had a role. officer dunn, get to the bottom of what happened. we worked for more than a year to get those answers. we conducted more than 1000 interviews and depositions. we received and reviewed hundreds of thousands of pages of documents. thankful for the tireless work, we have left no doubt, none that donald trump led an effort to upend american democracy that directly resulted in the violence of january 6. he tried to take away the voice of the american people in choosing their president and replace the will of the voters w

chairman. mr.n, our committee now has sufficient information to answer many of the critical questions posed by congress at the outset. we have sufficient information to consider criminal referrals for multiple individuals and to recommend a range of legislative proposals to guard against another january 6, but a key task remains. we must seek the testimony under oath of january 6's central player. more than 30 witnesses in our investigation have invoked their fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, and several of those did so specifically in response to questions about their dealings with donald trump directly. here are a few examples. this is roger stone with oath keepers at the willard hotel on the morning of january 6. and here is mr. stone testifying before our committee. >> did you speak to president trump on his private cell phone on either january 5 or january 6? >> once again, on the advice of counsel, i will assert my fifth amendment right to respectfully decline to answer your q

chairman. i yield back. >> without objections, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california for an opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. very shortly after the election, we began the meeting by returning to election night, november 3, 2020. as the chairman noted, we have previously presented testimony about how the election results were expected to come in that night. certain states, ballots were cast by mail before election day would be counted only after polls closed that evening. that meant that election results would not be known for some time. although, president trump bill stepien, house roof public and meter -- republican leader kevin mccarthy and jared kushner encouraged donald trump to encourage mail-in voting by republicans, president trump did not do so. >> i remember generally you have people arguing we had a very robust get out the vote effort and mail-in ballots could be good for us if we looked at it correctly. >> there was one meeting that was had in particular.

i don't want to make claims to the former chairman of the city executive committee.ell, he's been working there for a long time. you yourself see what is happening there, therefore, through a large calculation on you, because for a long, long time looked closely at the people who would go there , we decided on your candidates. there it is necessary to add, although a lot has been done in mogilev lately, but it is necessary to add to catch up with other cities like gomel vitebsk mogilev in this regard a little bit, therefore, it immediately tunes in to such a decent pace and pulls up the state especially focused attention, the country is waiting for specific actions from the local vertical . the president promised to ask tough questions for the implementation of investment projects and paid special attention to the need for high-quality decent finish. the president proposed to mobilize the agricultural economic year to achieve a worthy result, and students, because for the export boom there were good conditions ; we can sell everything in russia to china and twice as

chairman. we shared common goals. as we look at a significant aspect and that being using financial matters to change the conduct as you, as chairman, have pointed out. i think we should focus on where we have been paired with all the respect, i am less enamored with what has been done and i am talking about that politically but i agree we need to focus together on where we go from here. on february 24 russia initiated its premeditated and illegal invasion of ukraine. ukrainians pushed back as any country would and the result is the war that has been going on now for months. in the months since the united states imposed thousands of sections on russia leadership, properties with goals of punishing russia to force its military out of ukraine. despite the announcement of sanctions russia's invasion continues and prudent as doubling down by mobilizing hundreds of thousands of men and calling the sham referendums in the occupied regions. i think putin obviously gets very little advice from anywhere

secretary, chairman p thank you very much. our first question will go to john from the new york times. >> mr. secretary. in your opening remarks you said quote art resolve to support ukraine's defenders extends to all seasons. with winter fast approaching, do you expect them -- do you expect ukrainian armed forces to continue fighting to retake their territory throughout the season until spring? >> thanks, john. the battlefield remains dynamic and winter always presents a challenge when it comes to fighting. but the international community remains united and focused and committed to doing everything that we can to help ukraine protect its interests and defend its sovereign territory. i expect that ukraine will continue to do everything it can throughout the winter to regain its territory and to be effective on the battlefield. and we are going to do everything we can to make sure that they have what is required to be effective and we are going to do every thing we can -- most recently, we have seen them be very effective, both

chairman. president trump's efforts to unlawfully overturn the results of the 2020 election were not limited to the big lie and pressuring state officials and department of justice officials. another key part of the president's effort was a scheme to assemble fake electors to cast false electoral votes in the states president trump lost. this was something done not only with the president's knowledge, but also with his direct participation. rona mcdaniel testified before this committee that president trump and his attorney, dr. john eastman, called her and asked to arrange for the fake electors to meet and rehearse the process of casting fake votes. >> when i received a call, again i don't remember the exact date, it was from the white house switch board and it was president trump who had contacted me. >> and did president trump have any one else on the line with him? >> he introduced me to a gentleman named john eastman, so i vaguely remember him mentioning that he was a professor and then ess

thanks, chairman. >> thank you very much, senator.nd thank you very much, director, for coming before the committee. is this your first appearance before a congressional committee? >> it is, sir. >> a plus, you did very well. >> thank you, mister chair. >> i hope our performance is at least a passing grade. >> you've never given me an a+, for the record. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, mister chair. we will have a second panel in a moment to set up the table. [inaudible] >> i will swear him in. good, that's great. [laughs] so, if the second panel would come up to the table please. if you would -- remain standing for just a moment, mr. wetzel knows what's coming. please raise your right hand. do you affirm why swear that the testimony you are going to give before this committee is the whole truth, the truth, nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. let the record reflect of the three witnesses answered in the affirmative. and i want to have a brief introduction of our witnesses. cecilia cardenas is an acc

chairman.nous documentation from the secret service which we continue to analyze. we've received new witness testimony including about efforts to obstruct our investigation and conceal key facts. and according to public reporting the department of justice has been very active in pursuing many of the issues identified in our prior hearings. our committee may ultimately decide to make a series of criminal referrals to the department of justice but we recognize that our role is not to make decisions regarding prosecution. the preamble to our constitution recites among its purposes to, quote, establish justice and our nation's judiciary and u.s. department of justice have that responsibility. a key element of this committee's responsibility is to propose reforms to prevent january 6th from ever happening again. we've already proposed and the house has now passed a bill to amend the electoral counteract to help ensure that no other future plots to overturn an election can succeed. and we will make f

kissinger, i. >> mister chairman? >> i. >> mister chairman, i. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on this vote, there are nine eyes and zero nos. >> the resolution is agreed to. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair requests that those in the hearing room remain seated until police have escorted members from the room. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. good evening, everyone. welcome to ayman. you just heard the january six committee wrap up what could be their public hearing, capping off months of painstaking work with a bank to subpoena donald trump for documents and testimony regarding the events of that day. the bipartisan panel opinion painted its clearest picture yet of it's calculated premeditated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election and made the case that there is only one man to blame. >> all of this demonstrates president trump's personal and substantial role in the plot to overturn the election. he was intimately involved

the committee directed chairman and is a relevant documents, and testimonies, under oath, then donald john trump, in connection with january 6th attack in the united states capitol. >> the clerk will report to vote. >> mister chairman, on this vote, there are nine eyes, zero nose. >> the resolution is agreed to. >> on the day is a top trump advisor, steve bannon, sentenced to four months of prison for refusing to comply with the subpoena to the same committee, we get a hand on donald trump subpoena. according to the document, the ex president is, quote, committed to fewer fourth selectivity, with relevant documents as part of the investigation. in addition to demanding trump's compliance, they act as some executive summary of the case against the man. and it is worth taking through that case, in fall, as laid out by the committee and his lawyers. writing directly to the next president, it accuses them of, quote, purposely, and maliciously, disseminating false allegations of fraud, related to the 2020 presidential election, in order to aid the effort to overturn the election and, for p

or the chairman of the region, the executive committee without their permission, none. price cannot grow to what it is today, why do i make such a strong-willed decision, because the goal, after a surge of the crazed what the prime minister was talking about, has also risen in the same way and prices. today beyond they rested in you can't raise the ceiling any further than the price. not necessary. the government has been given the task of approving and enacting a price regulation system by october 20, based on the proposals of the working group. effective control over price discipline is ensured. i note that those guilty of failure to comply with the requirements of the directive will be liable up to criminal liability. prices for products and their availability in retail outlets this is a question that, under the strict control of the president, the leadership of the belkab will deal with this problem. union this was discussed today during a personal reception of citizens who were blown in by the chairman of the house of representatives vladimir andreichenko, resident

chairman pakistan lives in a colossal climate we are 1/3 of my country without a doubt. this is the effects of global warming climate change initial estimates of the total the loss of our our economy is more than 30 billion dollars, and i have spent the last weeks visiting the regions and watching the destruction i saw the destruction with my eyes. i hugged people children. and, of course, all those huge people who lost everything they dreamed of in the floods, and i gave all the resources that we had to salvation for rehabilitation and for the uprising. uh, but i, but i'm left with a sad feeling that we don't have enough resources, the force of nature, the force of climate change, has really suppressed. she us what makes this the situation is even more tragic. this is what, despite the fact that pakistan how to respond to the party and contributes less than one percent in the global and has grown. carbon emissions remain among the top ten countries most affected by climate change. it is a catastrophe over decades more than 100,000 pakistanis including children lost in t

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in taganrog, the chairman of the federation council had an extremely rich program.entina matvienko took part in the launch ceremony of two new tram routes, visiting the city back in 2020. the head of the chamber of regions took the modernization of the city's tram network under her personal control. violetta nekhrudova. continue the topic. please cut the ribbon. one two three four red ribbon as a symbol of the beginning of a new path. now modern trams run throughout taganrog 45 km of city tram roads, the opening of the fifth and sixth routes on kuznechnaya street was very much expected by local residents. since these lines provide transport accessibility for three, the leading enterprises of the city also landscaped the streets and all communications were hidden under the ground, russian street. here it is. uh, the place has opened everything, in addition to contacts, the smooth operation of the tram infrastructure is monitored by specialists in the dispatch center helps them with a unique interface graphical model shows in real time. how many trams are on the line

chairman. very shortly after the election, the trump campaign recognized they had likely lost of the election and they informed donald trump of that fact. even before the networks called the race for president biden, his chances of pulling out were virtually nonexistent. president trump knew it. >> you think anybody ever told the president that he had lost and that there wasn't a chance of him winning? >> i know that when the networks called it, that afternoon, at some point, i and a handful of other people went and sat by the president and communicated that the odds of us prevailing in the legal challenges were very small. >> in your judgment, what were the chances of president trump winning the election? >> after that point? none. at times, president trump the reality of his loss. although he publicly claimed he won the election, privately he admitted that joe biden would take over as president. because there was already a discussion going on in the president says words to the effect that we

and as the chairman of the profile committee for each federal constitutional law, in accordance withe council of the chamber, a separate report will be made, however, valentina bath. if i may, i will state some general points when i report. uh, the first laws, in particular on the republics, and further on the pre-reports on other federal constitutional laws, in many respects i will already dwell on some specifics of these laws. which are contained there. dear colleagues, the specificity of the content of each of the considered federal constitutional law, on the one hand, is due to the peculiarities of the territory itself and the specifics of its formation that is part of the russian federation, on the other hand, the peculiarities of the constitutional and legal status of the subject of the russian federation on the rights of which this the territory is part of the russian federation. the donetsk people's republic is fixed by law on the basis of the terms for the admission of the donetsk people's republic to the russian federation . as well as the results of the referendum held in

auel candidate zhiguli deirabaev chairman of the committee of the agro-industrial complex of the national chamber of entrepreneurs from the social democrats nurlan aluisbaev, the head of the metropolitan branch of this party, it is obvious that in this list the figures are comparable to the estakaevs in their political no weight, and in sight. at the same time, it is no less obvious that we are talking about a fundamentally new political model, what it is, we will discuss with taisiya marmontova, professor of the higher school of social and human sciences of the international university, astana, how actively the election campaign is going on, we can already say how these elections will differ from habitual practice for kazakhstan. i can't say that the current electoral company has any big set of fundamental differences. ah, perhaps even some characteristic features, because the main part of the presidential elections that took place in kazakhstan were early, and here the current election campaign is no exception. well, probably, maybe from the very latest - this is, let's say, information

the chairman serves a purpose. he's a figurehead. he shows up as meetings and shakes hands and advises. he has faith and his team. effectively, that was joe biden's role in the biden family business ventures around the world. not just my venture. i met with him multiple times. i think it was the daily mail that made a recording public where joe biden reaches out to hunter biden in december 2018 after the new york times had published an extensive article on cfc chairman e and how they were deploying billions of dollars around the world would different governments basically acting as the arm. >> i'd like to play that voicemail from the sitting president of the united states from joe biden to his son hunter. >> hey pal, it's dad. it's 8:15 on wednesday night. give me a call. nothing urgent. i just want to talk to. i saw the article online that's going to be printed tomorrow. i think it's clear. anyway, if you get a chance, give me a call. i love you. >> that's it. >> it's staggering. the sitting president of the united states. that is j

in general, the chairman's family vinnytsia district administrative court oleksandra vilchynskyi hasother. in 2017, the judge's wife bought an apartment in the center of kyiv in the elite pechersk district, housing in this building costs from uah 5 million . it is possible , explains halyna chyzhik, an expert at the anti-corruption center, then they also do it in order to explain where the money comes from, although to vinchynsk it is it didn't help because even there the one and a half million that were paid for the apartment was also not enough for him, because at the same time his wife bought a toyota rav4 car and the car also cost a lot. we do not know this belt because the interview was not broadcast in 2018. vilchynskyi's wife received a land plot in the village of lityn as a gift . and in 2021 she declared an entire hotel and restaurant complex dvor litynskyi with an area of ​​almost 2000 square meters on booking it was possible to book this hotel as early as 2019, but in the declarations for both the 19th and 20th years, oleksandr vilchynskyi forgot to indicate it in 2019. ua

organization of state power, local self-government, regional development and urban planning, the chairmanmmittee on construction and design worked live on the espresso tv channel, such regalia as that of franz joseph, the emperor of austria -hungary, are the names of the ukrainian committees of the verkhovna rada with him now let's continue the topic of the national bank of ukraine and today's resignation of kyril shevchenko, you know one of the first people who noticed that there after all, there is a black cat in this dark room. it was mark savchuk, who is now in touch with us. mark savchuk is the head of the public control board. quite unambiguously hinted that the activity of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office and its new head was behind the disease and resignation of shevchenko, and how the water was actually viewed today we have a vote in the verkhovna rada, he is no longer the head of the national bank, tell me a little more details about this story and in particular about the bank in question, the work of which he was involved and where there is a case of embezzle