i'm asking my colleagues to support it and i thank the chairperson and my colleagues on the other side for making this a bipartisan effort. this is in the collective interest. again, i thank and yield back, mr. speaker, to the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i would like to yield as much time as he may consume to mr. flood from nebraska, one of our newest members on the committee but a staunch reporteris work to improve the small businesses in his community and around the country. mr. flood: i thank the gentleman from missouri. i'm proud to co-lead h.r. 8844 with my colleagues congressman evans, congressman newman, and congresswoman kim. i also want to thank chairwoman velazquez and ranking member luetkemeyer for their support on this bill. it's good to see republicans and democrats working in a bipartisan fashion on the small business committee. when we c come to an agreement e american people benefit. this would re-authorize the state tra

my colleague from maryland, mr. hoyer, took about teaching, the bad decisions of people like roger taney in courts all across this country and institutions all across this country. they belong in our textbooks and they belong in our history lessons and this is my fear. my fear is that we are forgetting that even the darkest parts of our nation's history, the darkest parts of the civil war, the darkest parts of world history need to be taught where many future generations will forget how far we've come and will forget right now because of the leadership and the dedication of so many people like thurgood marshall, abraham lincoln and so many others that have served here in our government and throughout this country have put us to where we are today, where we have the most diverse congress in our nation's history. we are the house that is representative of the people. diversity is seen everywhere you turn here in this institution and on this floor. and that's in part because people stepped up like abraham lincoln after

when my colleagues came and asked mefor a delay , i made that choice. and it was because they believed and i believe that the bipartisan process could indeed work. it wasn't a decision we took lightly but today that gamble is paying off. so i thank my colleagues on both sides of the island for making today's finding possible and i thank i friend senator feinstein who originally authored this landmark bill . because of them, and because of the millions of americans out there who pushed for change history will be made at the white house later today. i feel the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> senate republicans have spent literally months focused on the need for a strong bipartisan national defense authorization act. as well as robust funding for our armed forces. defending our homeland, deterring future threats and supporting our allies and partners should not be less last-minute low priorities. there are fundamental duties if we want to remain the strongest power in the world, and investing in strength today protects our country, our serviceme

this is important for a colleague.tioned the phrase that a lawyer should be out of politics, nevertheless, the events of 2020 showed, yes, uh, some forget about it there were people who surprised you with their behavior in the twentieth year there were people who really surprised and, honestly saying, some of them then and left their profession a little, but they really surprised you very much with them after that communicated. no, they just left the profession. some of them left. what norm of behavior of colleagues, in your opinion, must be included in the code of professional ethics in the new editions of the rules of professional ethics, and it seems to me that it answers in full. e. hmm, by the luck of the lawyer, were included, including such innovations as communication with the media investigation. that is what is real. this i think it may be to some extent. it was necessary mandatory communication. no we should to bring information that is true again, going back to the twentieth year, there were some publicatio

even after being led by his colleague. this matter will unequivocally and study the case and talk with the client. and if necessary, it needs some additional information. that is, therefore, here, well, somehow to say that if another lawyer came, he would not have time to dive. no, you can't say that a lawyer. in any case, will dive into the case. but what are your reasons? you refuse us or shift cases to colleagues only if we have such a concept, it happens like overlays in lawsuits, but for the most part, i, uh, refuse in rare cases, if i had a vacation planned, i can get sick and i'm sorry family and child. can get sick only in such. and so we try every lawyer. well , including me in the first place. i speak for myself, and i try, of course, to bring each case to its logical conclusion, we understand that you are protected by attorney-client secrecy , but maybe you were faced with the fact that you once needed legal services. and if so, where did you apply, in general, do lawyers have a practice of consulting each other

i've got one for my republican colleagues. i've got one for my democratic colleagues. mostly for my democratic colleagues. and two for this institution that we have had this privilege to serve in. for my republican colleagues, let me just say our party can't be about or beholden to any one man. we're much bigger than that. our party is much bigger than that. we are the political representation of this huge center right coalition across america. on a good day, that's more than half of americans. and i hope we resist the temptation to adopt the protectionist nativist eye -- isolationist redistributive parties some are suggesting we embrace. i think those are consistent with the core values of the party in this coalition. more important important, i think those ideas lead to bad outcomes for our country. for my democratic colleagues, i've heard many of you passionately, and i believe sincerely declare your determination to defend our democracy. but i'd suggest we all remember that democracy requires much more than the ease of voting in an election. elections are absolutel

so i would urge all my colleagues to support this. i remember the most conservative member of the state senate in which i served for 12 years. got up talking about a woman's right to choose said it's not my business. it's not the government's business. it's not the legislators -- it's my business, it's her business. the loving precedent protecting interracial marriage stood for 55 years. justice thomas perhaps would opine that it is not a right that is found in the constitution. after the supreme court disregarded decades of precedent to overturn roe vs. wade, we have no reason to expect they won't do the same to marriage equality. we believe that all men are created equal. and all women. and men and women together. americans have grown accustomed knowing that they have a constitutional right to equal marriage. those living in same sex and interracial marriages should not have to live with the fear that their government could rescind legal recognition of their families at any moment. that's not america. that's not content of character

i thank my colleague, ms. plaskett, for introducing this legislation and championing this bill on behalf of her constituents. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. obernolte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. obernolte: h.r. 7496 would require the national park service toin stall a plaque on the ram head trail in the virgin islands national park to recognize a slave rebellion that began on st. john in 1733. i'd like to applaud delegate blast debt for leading this effort along with the support of congressman reschenthaler. in 1733, the island of st. john in the danish west endies was occupied by roughly 200 european settlers and roughly 1 240urbgs african slaves, most of whom were starving following a major drought and a hurricane. to quell uprising amongst the slaves, strict pulmos were enacted. on november 3, 1733, a grandpa of slaves took

so we thank our colleague for his outstanding work for our country. and i have it on good authority that our friend has a favorite catchphrase that he's used to bid farewell to his office after they spent a long day doing good work. so, richard, as you like to say, dilly-dilly. mr. mcconnell: i ask the clerk to call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: >> mr. president, before i begin i want to extend a massive, congratulations to the syracuse orange men's soccer team for winning the ncaa college cup national championship last night in a heart stopping seven the six victory after penalty kicks. big congrats to coach mcintyre, all the amazing players and the staff on a phenomenal accomplishment, the first in syracuse history. go orange. now on the omni, more serious subject. negotiations for your long omni, omnibus agreement move forward, there's a lot of work left to do but we're optimistic that to preserve the good faith we've seen so far we will get there. i remain hopeful because despite disagreements about the ultimate package, there is little disa

i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this resolution. and support this program's success for 20 years -- 20 more years and beyond. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, i recognize the gentleman from georgia for two minutes, mr. bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: i thank the gentleman for allowing me to speak on this bill. madam speaker, i rise in support of h.res. 1156. i want to thank my colleague from massachusetts whose bipartisan efforts more than 20 years ago led to the creation of the george mcgovern,-robert dole and national food for education program. since then this program has enjoyed bipartisan support. the united states continues to produce the highest quality, the safest, and most adundant and economickical food and fiber anywhere in the world. drawing on this abundance, we are able to provide school meals, teacher training, an nutrition programs for preg

here is our colleagues overgrown behind and a forest block. i think this year we did a very good job together with the uh regional teams. we lowered e for the first time in 5 years. that's all the dynamics of forest fires. well, the area covered by fire was 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why it happened we received additional funding immediately added personnel, because almost 5.000 paratroopers paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is it patrolling. this means that the detection response, that is, increased we purchased equipment for our colleagues in the regions of almost 45,000 units per activity. our project was purchased and distributed in the territory. that is, we came prepared for the fire and our colleagues from the ministry of emergency situations and regional leaders. i think everyone, uh, fully objectively, assessing the situation, reacted to these fires. and here is the example of the famous yakutia. well, so that there is an understanding of yakutia - this is 90% of all fires in the country, that is, about 10 milli

i urge my colleagues to -- sullivan for securing it. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from alaska reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: thank you, madam speaker. the don young recognition act honors the legacy of the late dean of the house, who passed away in march of this year after serving the people of alaska in congress for 49 years. this bill led by senators murkowski and sullivan of alaska would designate one of the most active volcanoes in the aleushian islands as mount young. it will remain two federal buildings in alaska in his honor, one in fairbanks as the don young federal office building, and one in fawmer as the don young alaska job corps certainty. for those of us who were fortunate enough to count him as a friend and colleague, there could be no more fitting tribute to the powerful dean of the house and former chairman of the committee on natural resources tha

i thank my colleagues and staff. but most of all, i thank each and every service member in protecting our way of life. to honor their sacrifice, i urge my colleagues to support the ndaa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. rogers: i yield a minute to mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn: i rise in support to speak in support of the national defense authorization act. as the ranking member of the strategic forces subcommittee there are several provisions i'm excited. the bill directs the establishment of hyper sonic initiative and requires a strategy to defeat hyper sonic threats. the bill reverses fully funded nuclear try add modernization and restores for the cruise missile and prohibits retirement of the gravity bomb and advances planning for east coast missile defense site. it requires a strategy for protection of satellites and resilient and response space capabilities and replenishes stocks of munitions that have been provided to ukraine. i'm

i'm delighted to join senator coons and also our colleague in the house. we only have one congressional seat in the house. it's filled by lisa blunt rochester. we're all going to be talking not today here on the floor -- senator coons and i will be but lisa will be talking over in the house about jim gardner. who is jim gardner? he is an icon. that's -- he's truly an icon. he's signing off the air after 40 years of delivering the news for wpvi 6 abc which is really the dominant station in the valley, really delaware and parts of new jersey. jim has been delivering the news not just for that station but delivering the in us for all of us. and his -- one of the reasons why the station has enjoyed incredible ratings is no small part because of his presence on the station. he's been a steady voice for viewers in the region, anchoring the 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. newscasts for as long as i can remember. throughout that time, he earned the respect here and the trust of millions of viewers who invited him into their home on their televisions every night, includin

i join all of my colleagues engineer wishing him -- i join all of my colleagues in wishing him the best as he gets some well-earned grandparent time, and being jealous of how much fishing he is going to fit in over the next few years. thanks to our joint focus, we were able to include most of our bipartisan prevent pandemics act in this end-of-the-year omnibus, along with an impress of suite of other bipartisan bills, like the fda package i alluded to earlier, which, among other steps, includes policies to address the infant formula shortage. to reform accelerated aprostles, and improve -- approvals and improve diversity in clinical trials. our fda package includes bipartisan cosmetics reform as well. this is something we have been trying to get done since senator kennedy was chair of this committee, and i am so glad we are finally getting it across the finish line. the omnibus also includes bipartisan deals we negotiated to bolster families' financial security, through greater access to retirement plans, better information about fees and lump-sum pension buyouts, and new emergency savi

i thank my colleagues and staff. but most of all, i thank each and every service member in protecting our way of life. to honor their sacrifice, i urge my colleagues to support the ndaa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. rogers: i yield a minute to mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn: i rise in support to speak in support of the national defense authorization act. as the ranking member of the strategic forces subcommittee there are several provisions i'm excited. the bill directs the establishment of hyper sonic initiative and requires a strategy to defeat hyper sonic threats. the bill reverses fully funded nuclear try add modernization and restores for the cruise missile and prohibits retirement of the gravity bomb and advances planning for east coast missile defense site. it requires a strategy for protection of satellites and resilient and response space capabilities and replenishes stocks of munitions that have been provided to ukraine. i'm

we want to thank all of our colleagues, all of our colleagues, democrat and republicans, who vietnam -- voted last week. justice montgomery-reeves is also a trailblazer, becoming the first african american to serve on the delaware court of chancery and the delaware supreme court. she's been nominated because of her credentials and intellect are top notch and i might add just as importantly, so is her heart. mr. president, in addition to her incredible academic and legal career, at that me croix and her -- -- tamika and her husband are raising two wonderful boys, sons that any of us would be proud to call their own. and raising them back home in delaware. so i would just say to them, jeffrey, jackson, if you're watching at home, thank you for allowing your wife and mom to continue her service to our country in this new role. i know you're proud of her and we're proud of her as well. i'm concern that if tamika montgomery-reeves is confirmed, the delaware supreme court's loss will be our nation's gain. she will bring a spirit of conjudge alito -- collegiality. she is an ideal judge. jus

uh, under a colleague's carotid subshilator.re, the venous blood must also go somewhere to the veins, they sewed it up and then covered it all up. eh, skin. yes, the patients recovered for a long time, but it was felt. it was the eighteenth year. here is the defense of my dissertation and literally. a month later. you could say it's a thesis . yes, this is such a coincidence that a patient is caught. he was treated for a long time, long dressings. something took root, something was not experienced. then he was transplanted again, he was discharged and after 2 years in last year. there was one flaw, where, after all, the tubes erupted and were supplemented. well, the guy. uh, the name is ivan. that's after these operations. here is my bride. i still want to get married. hands and feet, they work for him. this is probably such a, uh, happy story. well, in every e patient. i think that we see some sort of at least, the patient must believe in luck, believe in himself, believe in a surgeon who makes it easier for us, when the patien

but our colleague's also known for his thoughtful, almost fatherly leadership style. pat holds everyone to a high standard, especially himself. but if something goes amiss, there's no quick temper. no harsh words. just a facial expression his team affectionately called, quote, that disappointed dad look. no matter what happens, everyone's invited to the annual pool party at pat's house. talk about an interesting senate creature, a man with a brain formed on the trading floor and a heart shaped by lehigh valley kitchen tables. pat's true loves are family and free enterprise. this combination has made him a formidable senator. but it also showed us the writing on the wall. the senate was never going to keep our friend forever. pat is always careful to refer to his senate service as, quote, the greatest professional honor of my life. note the caveat, because everyone knows what pat sees as the greatest honor overall. we've seen our friend fiercely guard every possible moment of family normalcy with chris and their three kids. we've seen hours blocked off on pat's calenda

klobuchar: i thank you my colleagues, senator lee, senator cotton. we're united on this, as is senator grassley, the ranking member of the committee, as is senator durbin, the chair of the judiciary committee. these proposals got through our committee unanimously. we were able to pass them in different forms through this senate, on part of different bills. now and now this combined grouping of bills that the three of us have led have now passed the house of representatives. if lieu at what's going on -- if you look at what's going on in our country right now, we have a competition problem. over 75% of our industry ranging from ag to pharma to tech, a small number of large companies more and more are controlling more of the business than they did decades ago. look at just what happened with ticket master. the lack of competition is estimated to cost a median american household $5,000 per year. we all believe, we agree on some things, we disagree on some things, but we all agree that we need to update our laws in some way. one of the ways you do this i

i encourage my colleagues and counterparts in the house to look at this seriously. it is meaningful, tailored, it clarifies the certification process. i will continue to push for the passage of this legislation. sen. klobuchar: thank you. senator padilla? sen. padilla: thank you. madam chair, last week i was pleased to join as a cosponsor of the electoral count reform act. i want to speak weakly as to why i am supporting it today. the electoral count act reform is crippled to ensuring -- it is to ensure the peaceful transfer of power that is central to our democracy ensuring that those processes are not disrupted as they were last january 6. as we take this next step in the legislative process, i want to thank the members in crafting this bipartisan bill. i am mindful that is not just another vote. not another orca. -- mark up. it is about living up to our oath of office. we were each sworn in, we swore to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. that includes working to ensure that an insurrection, and attack on our democracy never happe

i urge my colleagues to vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent for the record one page from the democrats' own report showing that contrary to what we just heard, every single year tax returns at issue are under audit. debunking this claim the i.r.s. hasn't examined the tax return. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. brady: i'm proud to yield five minutes to the republican leader of the budget committee, the gentleman from missouri, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: thank you. i thank the gentleman from texas. we are 12 days, 12 days until the democrat majority does not exist. in 13 days the republican majority will be in charge. americans are facing the highest spike in prices in 40 years because of the one-party democrat rule in washington. because of their reckless spending. the ways and means committee is the committee that effect

again my colleagues. wish each of my colleagues a continued success here in congress. merry christmas to each one. thank you so much. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. lamb, for five minutes. mr. lamb: thank you, mr. speaker. i request permission to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. lamb: mr. speaker, this is my last speech. the first time i walked in here i looked all around the chamber the way that new members do and it really struck me that there are only two paintings in here. they are right behind me now. one is of george washington and one is of general lafayette. i think what struck me is that neither man ever served in this house. but on that first day i felt like they were looking right at me and saying, we have a message for you. don't take this place for granted. other people had to fight for us to be able to do what we do in here. on that first day i had no idea that within less than three years the d.c. police and the ca

i wanted to say a few comments about my friend and colleague rob portman. i'm not one to give a lot of speeches on the floor so this is a big deal and a lot of people have stood up today to talk about rob's accomplishment which are numerous but i want to talk about rob as my friend. rob and i worked together for 6 months straight on the infrastructure package last year which as rob mentioned we meant from the center out which i am inordinately proud of. it is the model for how the legislative process should work in this country. i couldn't be more proud of that. over the course of 6 months i shared more meals and more glasses of wine with rob than anyone in my personal life ever. so for that, i say to his wife and children, i'm sorry because rob and i spent more time together pouring over spreadsheets in the basement of the united states capital than i ever spent with anybody. i couldn't be more grateful for every one of those minutes. in addition to being incredibly smart, incredibly focused, incredibly committed to outcomes, is a delightful human being. i

thanks to my senate colleagues who makes coming to work every day enjoyable and productive. thanks for reaching out to me, to work together and accepting my offers to work with you. relationships matter in this place. i will miss my colleagues, one consolation is retiring class consists of friends we hope to cross paths within the real world, senators blunt, burke, lahey and toomey have all made impressive contributions. i'm thinking we should start a post senate support group. come january this place loses great intellect and great friend, ben sass. you should hold the meetings at the university of florida if it is okay. okay, done. to my colleagues i have worked with every one of you in one way or another, thank you for that privilege and godspeed as you continue to serve your constituents and continue to carry that torch of freedom forward. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

president, i asked my colleagues, why?hy are we letting opaque closed-door negotiations get away with telling the story of millions of latinos in this country. why are we telling them they don't deserve to be on the national mall where our most iconic museums are? make no mistake, madam president, we belong on the mall. we belong alongside the museum of the american indian, the national museum of african american history, and we belong in a place where millions of visitors come to learn about their history and their past. the importance of these museums and their locations cannot be overstated. this is about standing shoulder to shoulder with more than 60 million latinos across this country. it's about standing shoulder to shoulder with the tens of thousands of latinos who wore the uniform of the united states and all puerto rican regiment who fought in the korean war and earned the congressional gold medal, as well as many in business and science and the arts that added greatly to our national success. it's about telling

we just heard from my colleague from minnesota. republicans are more interested in gimmicky amendments and sound bites as a way to try to get people to do nothing. i mean, they are the party of no when it comes to immigration. my colleague says somehow that the democrats are blocking attempts to ban people associated with communist or totalitarian parties -- somehow we want to admit them in this country. here's the reality and this is the fact and people can check this. current law says -- current law, individuals associated with a communist or totalitarian party are inadmissible under the immigration and nationality act. that's the current law. so at some point maybe my friends on the other side would want to help fix the immigration system rather than just demagogue the issue over and over and over again. this is an issue, by the way, that is important to our economic well-being. our business community wants these bills passed in part because they're having a tough time trying to fill currentso w and if that's what you want to do

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wyden: i thank my colleague. i understand full well because between the foreign relations committee and the finance committee, we have these kinds of challenges very, very frequently. and i very much appreciate working with my colleague and look forward to moving this early next year. mr. menendez: and because of that, i object at this point. the presiding officer: >> there are some things that we experience in life that we can never prepare for no matter how hard we try. of a life of the person you love is one, having, raising and loving a child is another, and then there's this one today. i've been here 48 years. perhaps to the dismay of hundreds of distinguished presiding officers, i've delivered many statements, some more eloquent than others, some less. but i've never delivered a speech like. and i so appreciate all of you indulging me. my friends and colleagues, i have such warm and lasting memories of so many who have saved in chamber now and in too many years including member to haves -- mentors. on the f

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both the ministry of finance and the bank of russia dear colleagues, the most important conditions for increasing business investment activity are the creation of jobs ahead of schedule. the ongoing development of infrastructure is the fourth most important task. we have already achieved a good replacement for the results of the renewal of the federal highway network. which connects e, regions stitches the space of our vast country the next step is to put the regional routes in order in 2024 as well. that's literally yesterday. we recalled this. at least 85% of the roads in the largest agglomerations, as well as more than half of the roads of regional and municipal significance , must be in standard condition, that is, they must become modern and safe. when accepting transport facilities for a meeting, we talked about this. the pace is good. there are reasons to believe that the planned values ​​for road repairs can be achieved ahead of schedule and it is important not to reduce this dynamics, building and repairing the infrastructure of communication networks of the public transport s

thanks to my colleagues, let's finish the bill v way down mr. mcconnell: president biden's proposal for fiscal 2023 was a massive real-dollar increase for liberal domestic spending and a significant real-dollar cut for our national defense. thanks to the tireless work from senator shelby and a number of our colleagues, the government funding bill that we'll be taking up this week does exactly -- exactly the reverse of what the biden administration asked for. this bill will significantly grow the baseline for defense and significantly cut the baseline for nondefense, nonveterans after inflation. a big real-dollar increase for the defense baseline and a big real-dollar cut for the nondefense, nonveterans baseline. this is is an impressive outcome for the republican negotiators, and more importantly, it is the outcome that our country actually needs to keep helping ukraine and our other friends to keep out innovating and outcompeting russia and china and to keep our brave men and women in uniform equipped with the best training, tools, and technolo

for all colleagues.ecessary to pay special attention to improving the quality of public administration, to the transition to a management model based on large databases, including in areas such as healthcare education housing and communal services what was just said in this is the key to the success of our common work. the main condition for achieving national development goals and completing. and i would like to note one more task, which is now of paramount importance in terms of ensuring security, restoring peaceful life in the luhansk donetsk republic, zaporozhye kherson region. we will definitely achieve our goals and further on all the key issues for people in the economy. in the social sphere in the field of management, these regions will become one with the country, we have already gone this way with crimea and sevastopol and we know what needs to be done, including the introduction of all-russian social security standards in the new regions. a maternity capital program will appear here, needy fam

uh, our colleagues from different countries.eard a lot of pleasant local words about seeing this work. it is noticeable, and it is very important on the global agenda, and decades. how do you rate results, if they already exist today's event, what exactly did you manage to talk about, well, what was the atmosphere like? and i repeat the atmosphere was quite professional and friendly, uh favorable, and uh we talked about the events that have already been held in our country and caused a great resonance, and our resolution on the results of the moscow international forum, which was held this year we also have theories, 18 recommendations that we formulated as a result of this forum for unesco for others international organizations for government public organizations involved in language policy. they, uh, evoke quite a positive response. and uh, i must say that uh, there are many projects that are being implemented in our country. uh, well, evoke and, uh, a positive reaction. you are with our colleagues, but for some it turns out t

the qualities of splendor in dialogue are sarmatism and current colleagues.is what is now settled down, when it was already late, and here many of the slab features were lost during the restructuring of buildings, the cadet corps in stages and the hundred-year-old potash was completed already in the twenties of the twenties, according to the charter of bottles of the cadet corps, because of the delays such formidable interiors are walled up colleagues, the mind has lost the stripe to the greatest rotklistar in belarus, you can entrust it on hammurovans about the church, so that the downtrodden soviet power adjoins the droulian bududovs, high groundwater , i will jump or take special measures jumping. at the base of the penitentiaries, bottles were laid, mounds and waterways, and what drains were built near the walls of the budovans. the crypts were lined. narrow people were already in the shoulders. this can be seen from those skeletons and coffins that were found in the cemeteries of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries by archaeologists, so they, in pri

in my opinion, and colleagues agree with this. serve as conditions for the long-term development of construction in new territories. further, in every city and village in russia, apartments and houses of citizens, industrial and social facilities must be reliably provided with warmth and youth. we agreed to launch a large program for the construction and repair of the housing and communal services system in 2023. within 10 years, it is planned to attract at least four and a half trillion rubles to this area, including 30 billion from the state. rub. in the twenty-third year and 100 billion rubles. in 2024, however, according to an assessment of this, of course, e will not be enough to radically change the situation in the housing and communal services system, in this regard, i ask the government, together with the regions, to allocate funds from infrastructure budget loans as a priority to solve problems in this area, and when preparing the budget for the next period, i propose to discuss the allocation of additional resources for

barack obama, who was a former colleague of ours.ald trump, and joe biden now, former colleague and senator. i have had a great honor. i want to speak a few minutes here to what i think is important here in the senate. we are in the senate. why bipartisanship is important. and it is. it is important because it is good for the country. it is important because it brings people together. it is important because we all have our differences in philosophy, the country, i believe, should be first. nation first. it is important, i also believe, because of the both we take, all of us, when we are sworn into the senate. and i want to share this with you. you have done it. you take that of, and you swear. "i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all the enemies, foreign and domestic." that is a lot. "then i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge

this is also a fair remark from our colleagues, but it is true today.y in 20 regions of the country the level of wages the number of those who work with young people is 90 100% of the average level in the region, and this is largely determined by the fact that a profile, no matter how these employees, uh hmm, is not defined today, colleagues suggest classifying it as additional education, probably. under this, it makes sense to think about financial resources resources. here, in general, a small approximate figure is 8 billion rubles. vladimir vladimirovich for the whole country, if we talk about the exception of regions that have a high level budget security, then, probably, there is a very small amount here, but the effect, uh, is quite serious from this measure. well, that's probably all i wanted to say. thanks a lot. thank you. let's note this. this is e. decision popular front. of the donetsk people's republic korolenko vladimir andreevich please hello dear colleagues hello vladimir vladimirovich vladimir vladimirovich quite recently, and you asked