dear do not tell me, i need lenin 31 here, and there the committee of veterans, yes, yes, the entrancethe second floor, so i found it. thank you very much please. hello, good afternoon listen, i'm looking for a comrade in arms, could you help, brother, a useless option has not helped anyone yet. you probably need this. the head of the anarchy production department will raise it and help you look for it. thank you please. smirnov smirnov anton seemed to be like that, yes, for sure. he still came, then the shouting made a scandal. it was so embarrassing for everyone. and by for what reason did he ask for money for an operation for one of the family members? well, you understand how we have such opportunities. there are many veterans, and the fund is one smirnov anton leonidovich, born in the sixty-ninth year. here is the area, shcherbakov street, 21, apartment 4. i can help you with something else. don't forget to buy anton. okay, close the gate behind me. bye. good afternoon. hello, i'm from the veterans committee, he contacted us. and we couldn't help him. and now the money has been ra

processes for security, what do you say as the first deputy chairman of the committee on social policy and rights protection veteranswednesday at 11 a.m. there will be a meeting of the social policy committee for the protection of the rights of veterans, specifically on the issues of consideration of proposals in the draft budget for the next year regarding the provision of military personnel and veterans, according to the proposals, we believe that there will definitely be some changes, there will be certain proposals, but it is very important that you can criticize a lot of the budget, including this one, but it is important that it was submitted on time, it is important that the trillion is more than 300 billion and this is a good half or almost half of the entire budget goes to the armed forces of ukraine, here we should talk about how effectively the funds will be used and more . winter uniforms for all personnel officially information that was allegedly purchased information from the grassroots again appeals to volunteers to help because there is no because of that tomorrow we will also raise this issue before

of veterans who sacrificed for our freedom. this restores hundreds of billions of dollars and i want to thank our chairman of veterans affairs committee for his leadership on that role and so many others who are part of the intellectual leadership on that. the bipartisan saver committees act, the law to prevent background checks, keep guns out of the hands of those and the chips in science act, lowers costs. all those became law. the chips in science ensures a diverse workforce. in stem, california we say steam, science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics and semiconductor manufacturers. at the same time as that is happening in contrast, the house republicans are doubling down on a dangerous maga agenda. criminalizing women's health care, attacking free and fair elections and slashing medicare and raising drug prices consistent with their statement that medicare should wither on the vine. first they criminalize women's healthcare including birth control in all 50 states . the extreme maga gop is already on record about their extreme plan for a nationwide abortion plan. the overwhelming majority of house republicans have cospon

of integrated veterans care. on behalf of the department i want to thank the committee for its laser focused collaboration on the health of all women veterans. this critical relationship is reflected in the resources congress has repeatedly secured. it's a priority of the administration to ensure comprehensive care as seen in the request of 9.8 billion for fiscal year 2023. it's paramount we continue to progress together with the fastest growing demographic of veterans. one aspect of the work is delivering the reproductive health care services pregnant veterans need when they needed and where they needed. the services we offer includeor fertility, contraceptive care, menopause care, fraternity and life-saving treatment related to pregnancy. as a result of the supreme court decision that overturned roe v wade certain states have begun to enforce abortion bans and restrictions that create urgent risk to beneficiaries. the va modified its regulations to expand reproductive health care when medically necessary the va will ntoffer abortion counseling and provide abortions when the life or health of the veteran would b

of integrated veterans care. on behalf of the department i want to thank this committee for its laser focus and continued collaboration on the whole health of all women veterans. this critical relationship is reflected in the resources that congress has repeatedly secured -- and seen in president biden's budget requests of -- billion for fiscal year -- it is paramount that we continue our progress together for the fastest-growing demographic of veterans, women. one important access of this work is delivering the reproductive access services that they need when and where they needed. the services we offer is maternity care -- and life saving treatment related to pregnancy. as a result of the supreme court decision that overturned roe v. wade, certain states have begun to enforce abortion bans and restrictions that create urgent risks to the lives of -- their for the va modified its regulations to expand reproductive health care. when medically necessary, be will provide abortions when the life or health of the veteran would be endangered if the pregnancy was carried to turn, or when their pregnancy was the result of ra

chairman of the committee on humanitarian and information policy mykhailo tsymbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine first deputy chairman of the committee on social policy and protection of veteranslyzed the most important budget process and certain distortions, we understand that there are many expenditures in one budget, but it is about parity in the distribution of funds and the budget policy is thought out accordingly well, we pass the word on omega thank you to our guests and you for being with us during these hours antin berkovskyi thank you to all our viewers again guests of radio svoboda further in the occupied territories of ukraine the so- called vote for joining russia has ended kyiv convenes the un security council for western leaders in the next round condemned what the kremlin calls referendums ukraine

of the committee. my name is lindsey church, i'm a third generation veteran of the united states navy. i serve from 2008 to 2012 as a -- i have appeared before this committee before as the executive director of minority veterans of america. i am here today to share my personal story. as a veteran and military child, i am no stranger to sacrificing for the greater good. in uniform it was my duty to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. i served as a queer person under don't ask don't tell, understood that there was some rights i wouldn't enjoy while serving, but that i will be afforded when i became a civilian. among them was the right to an abortion and to live a safe and healthy life as a queer person. during my service i experienced complication of a birth defect that caused my sternum to be severely inverted. as a result of a failed corrective surgery performed by navy doctors, i have had nine surgeries on my rib cage and spine and missing 36 inches of ribs and all the cartilage of my chest was hospitalized for nearly 60 days and have a spinal cord stimulator that

of the committee. my name is lindsey church, i'm a third generation veteran of the united states navy. i serve from 2008 to 2012 as a -- high have appeared before this committee before as the executive director of minority veterans of america. i am here today to share my personal story. as a veteran and military child, i am no stranger to sacrificing for the greater good. in uniform it was my duty to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. i served as a queer person under don't ask don't tell, understood that there was some rights i wouldn't enjoy while serving, but that i will be afforded when i became a civilian. among them was the right to an abortion and to live a safe and healthy life as a queer person. during my service i experienced complication of a birth defect that caused my sternum to be severely inverted. as a result of a failed corrective surgery performed by navy doctors, i have had nine surgeries on my rib cage and spine and missing 36 inches of ribs and all the cartilage of my chest was hospitalized for nearly 60 days and have a spinal cord stimulator t

, something we've all worked on for such a while, i salute mark takano, the chairman of the veterans affairs committeeraul ruiz worked with him on this or this legislation, it's remarkable. nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars will be spent to protect the health of our workers and i would love to go into it, our veterans, go into it or if you ask. and then the bipartisan safer communities, gun violence prevention, which was bipartisan. it's a good first step. with more to do, but nonetheless all of these are very, very important and, of course, the chips and science act which again, inclusion, diversity, reaching out, bringing more people in through the science part of it which is about education and research and fairness, as well as the chips part which is all all of ita national security issue for us. so rescue, packed, chips and sites, infrastructure law and again safety in our communities culminating now for the inflation reduction act. so again democrats are always there for the people. we put people over politics and it's a pretty dramatic time, as you see the republicans putting forth a fan,

representatives of the local authorities of the state border committee, military personnel, veterans detachment, residents of the city, the authors of the monument of the birth strip, sculptor dmitry aganov and one of the creators memorial complex khatyn yury gradov is the central element of the composition. they chose the border pillar, on which the vigilant falcon sits proudly melting its wings. this is a tribute to the memory of our ancestors, our grandfather, we are great-grandfathers, who gave their lives for our homeland, so that today we can live under a peaceful sky. and, of course, for the military-patriotic education of our future generation, since, uh, in the year of historical memory. this is a truly significant event in the life of the city. and, of course, we have e in the polotsk border detachment. and you know, here once again i want to return to today's trip of the presidents of khatyn to quote the chapter you must protect your own so as not to be burned. it is necessary to keep it, they do not spew out monuments, as the crazy ones do with our neighbors. and now anoth

yards and apartments in order to vote absolutely every day in mariupol, members of the electoral committee came home to veterans of the great patriotic war , participation in the referendum of those who have already defeated fascism once today is especially symbolic. mariupol has always been with russia, how does it work? that turnout at the referendum in the dpr is record-breaking just 2 days after the start of voting, by saturday evening , more than 55% of the inhabitants had already cast their vote. republic the day before, this figure rose to 77%, the highest figure among all territories, where the referendum is being held, so that we have peace of mind, so that our children sleep normally go to school, so that we all live well peaceful friendship together with russia but now they will pay like this an example of how russia is already restoring the liberated territories is mariupol today, for example, a multifunctional medical center was opened there, designed for 60 beds. the city continues to build a new residential area. people have long lived waiting, what will be and so we said. the fact that we will c

like to yield five minutes to my good friend who serves as chair of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations, veterans affairs committee, the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. pappas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized papadopoulos thank you -- mr. pappas: i rise in support of my bipartisan legislation h.r. 8260 faster payments to veteran survivors act, a bipartisan bill that v.a. loathes and pays surviving family members the life insurance benefits. v.a. insurance service has tools in place to identify, locate and pay hard to find beneficiaries but more can be done for survivors to wait what is a difficult time emotionally and financially. the faster payments to veteran survivors act will make needed reforms to locate family members. by making these reforms, we will make sure they receive the benefits and payments. the department owed more than 155 million to 15,000 individuals at the end of september, 2020. for a widow or widower who is struggling a payment of $10,000 makes a world of difference. a constituent in rochester shared. his father-in-law passed away last year. but alfred's spouse waited f

of the judiciary committee for sponsoring this extraordinarily important piece of legislation. you know, mr. speaker, everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing. i was in washington here. chairing a veterans' affairs committee hearing when a group of radical jihadists hijacked four airliners to perpetrate the worst act of terrorism in american history. today, 21 years later, we remember the horror and pain suffered by those who were murdered and the anguish felt by their families and friends, both then and now. on the morning of 9/11 i got a mere glimpse into the sense of horror suffered by the victims' families when i couldn't reach my own brother, tom, a captain who often piloted flight 11 from lowingen to l.a., the flight that crash into the north tower. after several hours i finally made contact, he was ok. but he was friends with the crew of flight 11, all who were killed that day. i asked my colleagues to strongly support h.r. 8987, the fairness for 9/11 families act. this legislation addresses a significant shortcoming in programs made available to the widows and children of 9/11. as i think members know, in 2015 congress created the united states victims of state sponsor terrorism

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we were told by a member of the state duma committee on labor, social policy and affairs of veteranstlana faces. i'm not going to save you two addictions. seagulls today at 21:20 on the channel russia chooses its own path it has long been known that there are no easy roads, especially if this is the path of a big and important goal your way. i have long chosen this path to the hearts of the audience to your hearts andrey malakhov's new program today at 16:30 on the channel, russia hard work without effort, now it's a reality in japan they created an industrial robot capable of lifting steel pipes remote operator in special glasses. these are the eyes of the android and his arms are driven by levers. the machine is not only capable of grabbing large objects, but you said that it waves the creator in greeting and even conducts the engineers are sure their creation will revolutionize allowing people to perform dangerous hard work. at a distance of an arc, a diagnostic biosensor will help - this russian development was created in a decade of science and technology, the device is able to

veteran co-pays. we reported this bill favorably out of the veterans' affairs committee last week. and i thank ranking member boston for his support -- bos tmp for this bill. and it will make mental health appointments free every year. we know that what may seem like low co-pays can be barriers for many barriers. our goal is to knock down all barriers for veterans. v.a. supports this bill. and if we can enact this into law, v.a. will be the first of all federal health care programs to eliminate co-pace every year in this way and get people the help they feed. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this h.r. 7589 remove co-pays act and i reserve. .. . . mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 7589, the remove co-pays act, as its name suggests this bill would remove co-payments from every veteran's first three mental health outpatient visits. for each calendar year. now, i'm pleased to support the remove co-pays act today and i hope it will encourage veterans to take better care of their mental health. september is suicide prevention awareness month and according t

he is a key member of both the armed services and intelligence committees. he is also a veteranistan. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. thanks for all of your service to the united states. as you know, cnn's nick paton walsh got this exclusive access where ukrainian troops have pushed nearly all the way toward russia's border. how does the u.s. help ukraine sustain this very, very powerful and dramatic sonoma. >> well, it's good to be with you, wolf. and you're right. ukrainians are doing a remarkable job. this counter-offensive that started earlier in august is meeting with tremendous success. and it's being success for two reasons. number one, the courage, the bravery, and the grit of the ukrainians and the ukrainian fighters, which is really unbelievable. history is going to go down as some of the best fighters we've seen. but second is because of the leadership and the support of the united states of america. we have stepped up in a huge way and made investments to send weapons and equipment and support, and we've done so under the leadership of joe biden. we have

of patriots and veterans affairs minister min shik park. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united states. and general john talalay, chairman of the korean war veterans memorial committee. earlier off here, the. opening. yeah, i got. there. yes. one second. what. we did. oh. oh. oh, that's my my. please have seat. ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the korean war veterans memorial. we honored to have you here with us today both in person and with those at home. viewing today's special event. my name is larry henschel. korean name ethan j. and it is my greatest honor and privilege to be your master ceremonies for today's wall of remembrance, dedication. on june 25th, 72 years ago, north korea's invasion of the south erupted into a three year war from ideals, school differences. 72 years ago, roughly. 1,780,000 americans left homes, set to their families and put their lives on the line for the freedom to be born country, a country far away from home. today marks the 69th anniversary of end of that war. in inaugural moment, we are witnessing a moment in. many of us here today can afford this freedom due to the names listed on the wall of remembrance. it is our duty as ameri

senator tim scott who will share his call for unity in america and with john tester, chair of the veteran affairs committeeas led efforts for combat victims. only on "fox news sunday". plus, the latest on the special master fight between the department of justice and president trumps legal team. what it means for the investigation into documents held at mar-a-lago. five times world series picture on his work of supporting our nations heroes. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ hello again from fox news in washington. today, americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil killing nearly 3000 people and countless others and its aftermath. this is a live look at the pentagon where later this hour president biden will pay tribute to those lost on 9/11. mourning queen elizabeth the second to die thursday at 96. a live look at buckingham palace where britain's are marking their biggest change in seven decades. the queen stood in solidarity with the united states during the darkest days during 9/11. the grief is the price we pay for love. in a moment we will ask u.s. ambassador to

courtyards and apartments in order to vote absolutely every day in mariupol, members of the electoral committee came home to veteransthe referendum of those who had already once defeated fascism today was especially symbolic. divided turnout in the referendum in the dpr record after just 2 days after the start of voting by saturday evening, more than 55% of the population had already cast their vote. republic on the eve of this figure rose to 77%, the highest rate among all territories where the referendum is being held, so that we have peace of mind, so that our children sleep normally go to school, so that we all live well and peacefully friendship together with russia, uh. here. now they will pay this way. an example of how russia is already restoring the liberated territories is mariupol today, for example, a multifunctional medical center was opened there, designed for 60 beds. microdistrict. people have been waiting for a long time, what will happen and so we said that we will completely put mariupol in order in 3 years. yes, we will restore it , not only mariupol, all the territories, which means that we have

with democratic senator john tester chair of the veterans affair committee who led efforts to help 9/11 victims. plus, the latest on the special master fight between the department of justice and president trump's legal team. ask the sunday panel who it means for the investigation into documents held at mar-a-lago and five-time world series champion pitcher andy pettite on his work supporting the nation's heroes. all this on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington, today americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil, killing nearly 3000 people and countless others in the aftermath. this is a live look at the pentagon, where later this hour, president biden will pay tribute to those lost on 9/11. meanwhile, britain is marking biggest change to its storied monarchy in search decades. the queen stood in solidarity after 9/11 and reminded us that grief is the price we pay for love. in a moment we'll ask jane hartley about the relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. we begin in team coverage, martha is live with more on the end of an e

i ask you to support the proposal of our veterans and our youth to instruct the government of the russian federation by the organizing committeeclusion of these proposals directly federal programs for holding events dedicated to the eighteenth anniversary of the stalingrad region. this task is important for you well. this is a great important event in the life of the country. not only necessarily let's work on it. here i see your uh, materials. uh, information about the main macroeconomic social indicators of the development of the region, please, it should be noted that enough again, despite all the difficulties and difficulties that we have owner. we see positive dynamics, both in the main in terms of macroeconomic indicators, the growth of the gross in the regional product is quite well observed all this, which means that i would pay attention to several issues. here are the last two years. you had a slight decline, i agree. he will disappear even more. this is due to what this is due to the decisions, as a rule, guardianship of reducing production production once this is the first oil and gas sector. and the second questio

of staffers on the v.a. committee. ms. samantha gonzalez has dedicated her over 10 years of her career to our nation's veterans, their families, and their survivors. she started on the committee as an intern and has worked her way up to being the communications director and senior health policy advisor. samantha helped craft messages and advance a number of bills supporting veterans and their families. notably the choice and v.a. commissions act, the commander jon scott hannan's mental health care improvement act. the pact act, and so many more landmark pieces of legislation. there is no doubt that the entire veteran community is better off because of her tireless work on their behalf. samantha, thank you. for your commitment to america's veterans and best of luck in your next adventure. you will be missed. mr. speaker, i rise today to remind everyone that while national suicide prevention awareness month is concluding, we cannot afford to lower our guard. it dismays me that still so many veterans take their lives every day. in 2020 approximately 16 veterans died by suicide daily. another year with more than 6,000 veteran sui

yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, the chair of the military construction and veterans affairs -- veterans' affairs committee, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairwoman for yielding. i rise to support this continuing resolution that will keep our federal government open and deliver the vital services that impact us all. look no further than southwest florida in my home state where where hurricane -- where hurricane ian inflicted tragic human loss and massive property damage. while we pray for those who endured ian's wrath and for those who still face, it let's offer more than well wishes. thankfully president biden declared a major disaster, unleashing federal aid and assistance for counties hit by ian. but this c.r. will allow fema and other federal partners to keep assistance flowing to florida in our time of need while also aiding those hurting in puerto rico, alaska, new mexico and mississippi. we cannot leave communities behind that are still picking up the pieces from disastrous

veteran affairs committee to bring their hearing on women veterans getting health care through the veterans health administration. is expected to begin shortly. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. a democrat of oregon and a member of the ways and means committee need to talk about the economy. let's begin with inflation, congressman. the latest numbers shows that prices rose 8.3% from

we appreciate the continued support of this committee in achieving excellence for our veterans i look forward to continuing to keeping -- to keep you apprised of our efforts. this concludes my statement. my colleague and i would be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. mr. costa, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i am pleased to be her to discuss the status of our june 20 20 report recommendations on sexual-harassment that the department of veterans affairs. sexual-harassment negatively impacts employees and can constitute unlawful discrimination. our report found some aspects of the v.a. policies hindered its efforts. v.a. ranked among federal agencies as having the highest incidences of sexual-harassment and based on our analysis of data from 2019-2020 one, v.a. continues to be a ranked among those agencies. -- to be ranked among those agencies. 17% of v.a. employees have experienced a harassment compared to 12% that other agent these. we made seven recommendations to improve v.a. structure and training. i will highlight the two recommendations v.a. has imple

we appreciate this word of this committee in achieving excellence for our nations veterans and we look forward to continuing to keep you apprized of our ongoing efforts. this concludes my statement, my colleague and i would be happy to answer any questions from you and the members of this -- >> thank you mr. johnson, mr. costa you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. ma'am pleased to be here today to discuss the results of the report on sexual harassment at the department of veterans affairs. it negatively affects employees and employers. our court reviewed efforts to address sexual harassment and mass -- va ranked among the federal agencies with the highest experience of sexual harassment, according to federal survey data. based on our analysis of updated eight are from 2019 to 2021, the va continues to be among those agencies. i would 17% a va employees said that they had experienced -- as far as to 12% and the other agencies -- may i will highlight first that you recommendations that the va is implemented and second of the five open implementations and what more needs

committee. but if you're in san diego where always interested in armed services of veterans so we continue to be involved. >> absolutely and two of the navy installations that you mentioned in your atdistrict, they were also described as two of the most honorable navy installations for climate change so can you talk a little about your tenure both as a congressman and as an environmental attorney, how you that climate change? >> so i'm the thing i've come to appreciate his that they're kind of defined by the mission. and there's not a lot of room for them to pretend that something's happening that's not happening or something not happening in this case. and i remember my first meeting with the commandant when i first came in and i was on the armed services committee, junior member . they said the commandant wants to meet with you and i said great and it was march of my first term and the commandant is out there with a bunch of other brass generals and didn't know what they aregoing to talk to me about. is it going to be staffing or sequester or what's it going to be ? he sits down and says congr

of particular concern to georgians. we have a thriving military communities, based communities, veterans committees in georgia. the sec has in the past, as recently as december of 2021, filed emergency action to shut down a multi million dollar ponce that targeted retirement funds held by veterans. i'd like to ask for your commitment that under your leadership, the sec would redouble and intensify its efforts to ensure that within your jurisdiction, you are identifying and cracking down on schemes that could be or harm america's veterans. >> you have that -- all georgians and veterans, if you see something, we have a tip's complaint referral system. we have whistleblower systems. please let us know. let the sec know. we are a little understaffed, i think we should have more staffed -- , follow up and pursue those leads -- >> thank you, senator ossoff. senator hagerty is recognized. >> thank you, chairman brown. chair, i was reviewing your testimony last night, i was struck by a term that you used as you described the nation's securities laws and regulations. he described them as the gold standard. i don't belie

veterans. several members of the committee have been active in working to improve existing affordable housing credits and to create new incentives. as i indicated on a bipartisan basis. senators young and cantwell as well as others introduced the affordable credit act that would expand and strengthen for developing and preserving affordable housing. senators portman introduced the neighborhood homes investment act that would create a federal tax credit that covers the cost difference between building and renovating urban and rural areas. numerous other finance committee members are also interested in finding affordable housing solutions and i thank them all for their work. while other credits are part of the solution to develop affordable housing, we must address other drivers increasing housing costs generally. for most in the current economy is the need to reduce inflation. unfortunately it's been allowed to run rampant and the necessary federal reserve actions are raised the cost of housing. to get materials to the construction sites additionally several economic factors leading led toa shortage o

we appreciate the continued support of this committee and achieving excellence for our nations veterans. and we look forward to continuing to keep you upright of our ongoing efforts. this concludes my statement. my colleague and i will be happy to answer any questions from you and members of this committee. thank you for listening. >> thank, you mr. johnson. mr. costa, you are now recognized. >> thank you, chairman pappas, ranking member mann, and members of the subcommittee. i am pleased to be here to discuss -- sexual harassment negatively affects employees and employers. -- a report reviewed efforts to prevent and address sexual harassment -- we found that some aspects of va's policies and complain policies hindered its efforts. more importantly, va ranked with -- based on our analysis of updated data from 2019 to 2021, va continues to be ranked amongst those agencies. about 17% of va employees say they have experience sexual harassment, compared to 12% at other agencies. as a result of our work, we made seven recommendations to improve va's structure, policies, data collection and t

of the judiciary committee for sponsoring this extraordinarily important piece of legislation. you know, mr. speaker, everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing. i was in washington here. chairing a veteransaffairs committee hearing when a group of radical jihadists hijacked four airliners to perpetrate the worst act of terrorism in american history. today, 21 years later, we remember the horror and pain suffered by those who were murdered and the anguish felt by their families and friends, both then and now. on the morning of 9/11 i got a mere glimpse into the sense of horror suffered by the victims' families when i couldn't reach my own brother, tom, a captain who often piloted flight 11 from lowingen to l.a., the flight that crash into the north tower. after several hours i finally made contact, he was ok. but he was friends with the crew of flight 11, all who were killed that day. i asked my colleagues to strongly support h.r. 8987, the fairness for 9/11 families act. this legislation addresses a significant shortcoming in programs made available to the widows and children of 9/11. as i think members know, in 2015 congress created the united states victims of state sponsor terrorism f

of patriotism in this, by the way, the investigative committee. you can even learn from others on the principle of continuity cadets and students of the academy spend class hours and extracurricular activities in communication with veteransstigative bodies sultan ziganov vesti duty department . a police officer outside moscow restrained a group of black realtors, their victims were single people who suffered from alcohol addiction scammers. they rubbed themselves into trust, promised to help with work and repayment of debts, but in between times they handed over documents for signature, with the help of which they got other people's square meters. it is known that the detainees had accomplices who had access to databases of utility debtors, report by alina skachva. police open the door. this is how the police enter an apartment in lyubertsy near moscow according to law enforcement officers, the so-called black realtors are hiding behind this door, who allegedly left at least three residents of the moscow region without a roof over their heads. and now they assure not some kind of scammers, but honest specialists population work with the population. they say the police consisted of regular drinking with the owners of the

veteran affairs committee to bring their hearing on women veterans getting health care through the veterans health administration. is expected to begin shortly. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. a democrat of oregon and a member of the ways and means committee need to talk about the economy. let's begin with inflation, congressman. the latest numbers shows that prices rose 8.3% from august a year earlier. what, why is this happening? what are democrats doing about it? >> we as you know, this has been playing out for several months in terms of the supply chain issues that we have encountered and have driven up prices. we have had a tremendous shock as a result of what's going on in ukraine with energy. there are a series of events that have taken place. it is not unique to us. it is occurring around the globe. i am very pleased with what the democrats have done with our agenda. it has been a very momentous several months. we have taken steps to increase the opportunities for energy protection production. especially as it relates to renewables. we have seen the administration working to increase supply of petroleum that was disrupted with. we have moved forward with a ride array of things wh

for my part, i ask you to support the proposal of our veterans and our youth to instruct the government of the russian federation to the organizing committeeinclude these proposals directly in the federal program of events dedicated to the eighteenth anniversary of stalingrad this task was difficult. big an important event in the life of the country not only in raga necessarily uh-huh let's work on this social issues of emergency resettlement housing and the opening of new medical institutions in the region. evenings, he thanked putin for his assistance in creating a modern oncology service. russia demanded an emergency convening of the un security council in connection with sabotage on russian gas pipelines in the baltic sea, the meeting will be held this friday, this was announced by the first deputy of the russian permanent representative freon dmitry polyansky in the meantime, the whole world continues to look for the culprit in the accident the russian washed up on russia and they themselves blew up their pipeline. and here is the former the head of the polish ministry of foreign affairs of the rodoslavskaya kursky in social networks

and neal katyal, department of justice veteran informing acting solicitor general of the obama administration. kara we all know with the january six hearing delayed, the committee has already made huge advancements, huge progress. they've cracked wide open for us to see so much of what went down on january 6th. they still have a long ways to go. is the clock working against them? >> you know, stuff that is a great question. the committee is said over and over again they want to bring into the living rooms of america what exactly happened on january 6th a lot of we saw on television right. but they want to make clear over and over again what was trump president trump doing before january six, what was he doing that day and what did he do after. and that hits home in a painful way sometimes that the president was for example apparently comfortable that there were supporters of his that were carrying weapons as they entered or tried to enter his rally, and he was fine with them being armed although that is not a felony on a national law. and he was fine with also heading up to the capitol himself, essentially leading an armed ban of individuals who are angry and r

years working for her local congressman, helping thousands of service members, veterans, military families. this bill fulfills the committee's naming criteria. it has the full support of texas congressional delegation, local v.s.o.'s and the veteran community in and around san angelo. i particularly want to recognize the hardwork and leadership of my friend, congressman august pfluger, and senator -- the senate sponsor of this bill, senator cornyn, they have been relentless in their advocacy for the bill so that charles and joanne's incredible legacy will finally receive the recognition it deserves. i thank them both and urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill today and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: madam speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i would like to yield three minutes to the person i just talked about, the gentleman from texas, augu

she's a 15-year veteran of the finance committee. been our chief counsel since 2016. she leads the best and most effective tax team there is. she's been in the trenches with mike for years, and i think she's going to reflect very well on the finance committee and the senate. she's got a huge record of accomplishments as well. you'll see those talents in action soon. she's going to hit the ground running. and i just say, as i see my friend from mississippi here, if any colleagues on the other side of the aisle think they're going to get a break in reconciliation debates when mike retires, they've got another thing coming with tiffany smith. she is somebody who's going to be able to fill his shoes very well. mike can now get on to the season passes that apparently he wants. he can go tour with the boss, and he can catch all the red sox and settics games -- and celtics games he wants. i've said this before. staff can leave our office, but they don't get to leave our special family. and with enduring thanks to mike evans, enduring thanks for the good work he's done that h