and with us yazku roman kostenko, people's deputy, faction, voice , secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, romana my greetings, military analysts say that there is no more in russia resources than there to concentrate their efforts on these two directions in the east. but at the same time, we see such massive missile strikes throughout the territory of ukraine, well, how did it happen in the morning, uh, what is the purpose of such an attack? information, as well as suppression of the moral and psychological state of civilians in our country, and they are a little bit different things regarding offensive operations , because the infantry did not come, so to speak, the territory is not considered conquered, that's why they destroy the inside of our country, our economy, they try to destroy military facilities, or they just shoot at places where military facilities used to be, its facilities, like there in many eh, in many cases, it happens because we often even look at they hit the south of ukraine where the factories of the defense-industrial complex used to be.

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you, maryana bezugla, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, worked live, we are moving forward with us, in touch valeriya ryabikh, military expert, express effect, valery, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i salute you collection destroyed warehouses with weapons of the headquarters of the occupiers with high, as we understand, quite high-ranking representatives of the russian guard, if we are talking about the kherson region, most likely, according to preliminary data, the same logistics nodes the collection is now for ukrainian defenders, and the collection with the liquidation of such objects was replenished both this day and this night, and i separately wanted to note the situation in occupied luhansk . as far as i understand, uh, so far, luhansk has been relatively quiet, well, very relatively so compared even in all the previous years, but the warehouse with ammunition was still affected , we have an understanding of how many more such objects our enemies have managed to accumulate for a

go south and roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, a colonel of the security service of ukraine from the mykolaiv direction , we will probably clarify the novels now. congratulations , glory to ukraine. congratulations, glory to ukraine from the kherson direction . kherson direction. they were given a fat man for their skin as far as i understand during the last week of targeted shelling please tell me about the situation well indeed, the enemy here was dealt serious blows, in particular blows to his rear. if earlier he could calmly replenish his ammunition at the front , now there is no such possibility, because all the movements of the armed forces track and strike, plus the city warehouses that were on the left bank bought there by them since the invasion on february 24, well, a large number of them were destroyed, so even here on the front line, it is already noticeable that the enemy does not have such power in terms of artillery fire as this it was before this when they were just going day and night wi

roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national securityfense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine. in front of the people's deputies of ms. venediktova, we will also talk about her today, because starting with her, we can start another topic about the appointment of the prosecutor of sap but first, i will announce the information for you, now one second a-a so the new head of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office should be the detective of the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine, oleksandr klymenko . however, the head of the anti- corruption center vitaliy shabunin is convinced that the competition has not yet ended. he omits that while the office the prosecutor general's office will be pulled with confirmation, which is not required, it may appear. yes, everything flew out for me. now we will once again make it fly and i will read this information to you to the end . the decision of the appeal regarding the annulment of the election procedure mykhailo zhirnakov, the chairman of the board of the

thank you very much roman kostenko, people's deputy, faction, voice, secretary of the committee on national securitye and development, we talked about kherson region. people, 31 people were injured, this information is also not final, it is being updated, as the rubble is currently being dismantled. radio svoboda correspondents in kharkiv filmed the consequences of the shelling and they talked with the victims, the man was standing here for the second time. i didn't understand. it had already spun. well, of course, the explosion felt everything. i only managed to deflect a little. it flew past me and carried this window. i bowed to where i could, you know , and then when everything ended, bah bah bah, everything in my house was blown up. my girlfriend got into a house. what they left me at all. neuro called me. i was in tears. she killed the caller. well, i called 101 112. you did everything. the soul of the company. the humorist was always never discouraged. they lowered the boy's ego from the basement, a splinter hit his leg, they belonged to the tourniquets, they rewound it, then it arrived soon,

expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, a consultant the content of the verst committee on national securityeetings glory to ukraine i wish you good health well, let's continue talking about lysychansk, they say, so for a very long time we have been saying that it might be worth moving away from severodonetsk because lysychansk is in a better position to establish a foothold in lysychansk and everything will be fine and now we are saying that lysychansk is already under threat, in principle, what is happening on that narrow front, but which we have been talking about for several weeks, what happened there or is it correct from a military point of view, i am asking you , are the ukrainian generals still working effectively, in short, what is happening there? well, let's start first. we really do have ukrainian military personnel working extremely well, as far as possible, as far as the situation allows, there are no questions at all, secondly, the russians study, they study on their own mistakes on those mistakes they made at the beginning of the invasion, when they spread, let's say, a thin

discussion roman kostenko people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the parliamentary committee on national defense securityntelligence, cyborg colonel of the sbu fenobana, in particular, you were one of the first to announce the return of marchenko general to the mykolaiv oblast, and in the end, here in our studio, the issue of attacking the territory conquered by the russian federation was already raised and in fact e for modern history this is a completely unique situation when the russian army will be on the defensive and most likely this defense will end their failure must end so what do we expect in the south greetings studio well, let's not get ahead of ourselves, the art of war is so unpredictable here, sometimes even stronger armies, you know, being in a stronger position, lost to a much weaker one, that's why we have to think about it do this one thing yes, we can already predict the complete defeat of the russian federation we still have a lot of work to do on this i'm almost there every day now i'll go back to kyiv for a session for three days then i'll go back south again information is constan

thank you. the parliamentary committee on national security is ready to join and break into our air with the latest details of everything that is happening angelika, we congratulate you on the floor, thank you very much, colleagues, for your work, but sloviansk and kramatorsk have again come under enemy fire, there are victims, details will continue in a moment 146 days of the russian-ukrainian war to your attention, news on espresso, anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio, slovyansk again came under enemy fire , private estates were damaged, mayor vadym lyakh reported that there are still people under the rubble injuries, other details are not yet available, i will remind you today that the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine reported that russian troops are trying to resume the offensive in the direction of the city. unfortunately, the slavs were again shelled by four explosions, many homes were damaged, people of zavallia and three hundred, fortunately, without a budget so far, we are clarifying the information, we are holding together, beware of another terrorist attack the

an expert of the ukrainian institute of the future , a consultant, the verkhovna rada committee on national securityan, good health, good afternoon. greetings from the studio. well, as a former employee of the sbu, we will ask you for the first time about personnel changes today's resignation was sent to the resignation by the council of ivan bakanova, how should this move be understood? i think the president, the president has matured. the information that came to him from various sources regarding the activities of this department. well, there were many complaints. well, you can't say that the department worked perfectly. that is, well, but i'm glad for justice, i'm glad to say that well, there's always something. well, buckle up, i apologize for the slang . but there were a lot of complaints here, and when the war started, the complaints became many times more, and this forced the president to react, especially since there is a person detained in serbia with a lot of money , not just a former manager there and the acting one escaped and literally the other day, this is another head of a high-rank

forces of ukraine and is a people's deputy, the secretary of the actual parliamentary committee on national securitypment from mykolaiv. if i'm not mistaken, good morning , roman. good morning. to mykolaiv itself and in the mykolaiv region tell me how it went did you have a peaceful night? i didn't hear any explosions. usually when you wake up in the morning , you wait for the first time around six o'clock. explosives if before that you had more days when they weren't there are more days now when those explosions are almost every day today either they haven't started shelling or i don't know i overslept the possibility time uh that's why this night passed more or less calmly mostly we are here, if you allow, to continue a little on the topic we started with, and we just talked with maksym moroz from the legion of freedom from avdiivka, er, actually about the question of whether you also have the feeling that this is well, we understand that at some point the government will completely control the television there the resource is almost entirely mass media massage , and they tried to somehow add a li

communications serhiy rahmanin, people's deputy of ukraine, faction, vote, member of the committee on national security and intelligence, my congratulations, congratulations, i want to remind you that in fact, this information about alleged smuggling or the risks of arms smuggling appeared in the financial times in denmark. they reported that nato and eu countries are afraid that there are such risks, which is true? then all these institutions denied their fears, but the question is as we see it is open, because this information has already appeared in europol today, and how should ukraine now react to it. well, in fact, in order to comment on the facts, we must first familiarize ourselves with these facts , so far we only have certain statements, in no way confirmation of me, for example, in the statement, more precisely, in the information that appeared today, i stressed the phrase heavy weapons, i can imagine for you how, well, realistically, so that you understand what heavy weapons are, this is a gun, this is a tank, this is a missile system, in a zalpology, how can heavy weapons leave ukraine whi

course of this ukraine russian war , we are waiting for more thanks to the parliamentary committee on national securityence now, a member of the ato and a colonel of the security service of ukraine was with a significant connection and we already have the next spectrum a oleksiy hetman veteran of the ato military expert with us p oleksiu we ask everyone here the same thing, in fact, they are the same well, because all countries, and moreover, there are conversations like this all the time, and we ask them, they answer us, we do not know the truth, in fact, well, during the war, the truth is not i think only the general staff knows, and therefore we can expect some, maybe even small , offensive offensive actions somewhere on some part of the front until the end of the summer of 2022, that is, this year, because there are rumors that the rear say it is possible, others say no. some say western weapons have arrived in sufficient quantity the quantity, i say, has not yet arrived and so on and so on, what do you say after the recent 3-4 days ago, it was nato, and there , among other things, the terms were d

south and roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine , secretary of the parliamentary committee on national securityntelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine from the mykolaiv direction, for sure, we will now clarify the novels, congratulations glory to ukraine congratulations glory to ukraine from kherson direction, but we just read the message that the enemy is already starting to transport ammunition

we should already have a people's deputy of ukraine and a member of the verkhovna rada committee on national security of defense and intelligence, we welcome you, mr. serhii. congratulations, iryna fries is also with us. people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee on anti-corruption policy, ms. iryna. good health. good morning. good afternoon. we can't see you, but we already hear you, mr. serhii. yes let's continue the topic. we talked with mr. valery chaly that, unfortunately, the lend-lease has not worked yet, that is, the supplies that are available are not part of the big program that the americans promised us for 40 billion dollars, when can these supplies start ? well, i don't know what mr. valery said. and he can just say, what i know , unfortunately, there are certain problems with the large-scale supply of weapons, and there are several reasons, the first of which is still unexpected. ukraine does not need as much as we would like, and as it seemed to everyone, including the leaders of nato countries, in fact, no one particularly prepared for the great war, and such things as a salv

will ask roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national securitydefense and intelligence, colonel of the sbu, we welcome you roman. what do you think this means, the football liquidation of the leadership of these gauleiter governments from the premises of the kherson oda, which serhiy khvan spoke about yesterday, they are afraid because many of our missiles have already arrived to go to control points at the places where weapons are stored, and they see that the pace is only increasing, so of course they fear for their lives and understand that after they betrayed the motherland, we let's not just leave it like that well, serhiy also said that employees of the russian special services are deliberately placed among the sick. in the kherson hospital, how to use civilians as human shields is such a common practice . i know that it is possible for some grassroots level of the special services or some er, well, they are making a special operational combination, but the fact that the russians are looking for how to set up the ukrainian army so that we c

this was reported by a member of the verkhovna rada committee on national security fedirvenislavsky,he further the ukrainian army becomes stronger and more effective, and this is despite the fact that the enemy's army still numerically exceeds us both in terms of weapons and mobilization resources, the further we become more armed and stronger, the more victory will be faster. well, we talk a lot about this with our guests, but it's unlikely that talking will make it easier because, well, you know, it doesn't always happen as you think, because they asked for weapons, let's say, protection from our partners as well before the large-scale rush, it happened last year and on the very eve and a year ago, but always somehow this help is a bit uh, well, it slowed down, if not to say that it stopped altogether at certain government presidential levels of these or other states, here you can ask for example, israel, which always promised us something or didn't promise us something, but still promised and supplied even, but definitely not weapons. well, for example, from the very beginning of

correctly aim more than that yesterday , fedor veneslavsky, a member of the parliamentary committee on national security defense of ukraine , said that ukraine is negotiating with the united states on long-range systems. uh, missiles for e systems himos missiles that are capable of hit targets at a distance of 300 km. and today. we will discuss these problems of the involvement of the united states, the military conflict in ukraine , the prospects for this conflict and, of course, russia's policy with the president of the center for national interests dmitry syme and the first deputy chairman of the state duma committee on cis affairs of eurasian integration and relations with compatriots konstantin zatulin konstantin fedorovich hello . dmitry , the first question for you. you just got back to washington and for sure, you already had time to talk to someone in the biden administration or near the biden administration, and here in ukraine now, of course, topic number one. and this is their uh, we are planning a large-scale counteroffensive. it is presented as a large-scale counter-offensive with the aim

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currently underway in washington about this said the representative of the verkhovna rada committee on national security and defense fedor veneslavsky. ukraine should be allowed to strike at military targets in occupied belarus, in occupied crimea and in russia konstantin alkevich, you'll forgive me for asking questions like this all the time from the category we can we can't. well, actually, when you come, m-m, i want to ask them to you, so i'm arguing. maybe i'm misjudging . here the americans supply the ukrainians with the hymars system, that is, this is some kind of equipment, who takes part in hostilities. we are attacking this system. that is, this equipment destroys, but this satellite, which means that it monitors the settlement, receives information, and transmits this information. to the people who sit on this highmars. is n't this the same military equipment, if it's the same, can we somehow not bring down marina, but at least there i don't know, blind to stun, that means, according to international law. the space over which the sovereignty of the state extends let's limit it to the territory

committee on the practices and profits of gun makers. on thursday morning, the house judiciary committee conducts an oversight hearing on the justice department's national securitydivision and the house of veterans affairs committee will examine progress made by the department of veterans affairs on ending sexual harassment at the v.a.. the senate returns to capitol hill on monday to vote on a bill to provide help to the u.s. computer chip industry. it plans to expand health care benefits to veterans exposed to toxins during their service. the house is back on tuesday with plans to take up the computer chip legislation expected to be passed by the senate. members will vote on a wildfire and drought relief bill. watch this week, live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video. live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine. bringing you the latest from the president and other white house officials, the pentagon and the state department, as well as congress. we

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committee on the practices and profits of gun makers. thursday morning the house judiciary committee conducts a hearing on the national security division and the house affairs committee will discuss the progress made on ending sexual harassment at the v.a.. the senate returns on monday. it plans to expand health care benefits to veterans exposed to toxins during their service. the house is back on tuesday with plans to take up the chip legislation expected to be passed by the senate. watch next week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. c-span your live unfiltered view of government. >> next, the white house press secretary and covid-19 response coordinator deliver an update on president biden's condition after being diagnosed. the president is improving, but he continues to experience minor symptoms. this is one hour. good afternoon. >> first, i wanted to leave you -- to lead you the letter from the president's position -- physician. president biden's covid-19 diagnosis. karine: president biden finished his first round of paxlovid. his condition has improved. he had a fever that responded favorably to ty

nation security. the house judiciary committee hosted. watch tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2.ou can also see this on a free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. next, senate majority leader chuck schumer talks to reporters about house a passage of a bill to boost computer chip production which now heads to the president for his signature. senator schumer also spoke about a compromise deal in the senate to address prescription drug prices, climate change on the budget deficit. [background noises] [background noises] bitch. [background noises] [background noises] [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] why don't you get a different for each day? okay, well, it has been a momentous 24 hours here in congress. the legislative one -- to punch the american people rarely see. a little while ago the house voted to approve the largest investment to lower in cost increasing manufacturing, investing in science and helping fix our semi conductor. the chips in science bill, after three long years now goes to the president's desk. and, last night senator manchin and i announced an

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hong kong, the united nations human rights committee says hong kong's controversial national security law should be repealed. now the committee was reviewing hong kong's record onights for the first time since the security law effectively shut down pro democracy protests. let's hear from the u.n. >> the he can was deeply concerned about the overly broad interpretation of hong kong's national security law, the n.s.l. which was passed by the national people's congress of china without consultation with the hong kong public. since its enactment in 2020, the n.s.l. has reportedly led to the arrests o over 200 people including 12 children. >> hong kong is a special administrative region of china and a former british colony. 7 million people live there. when the territory returned to china rule in 1997, they were promised, one country, two systems with hong kong's hioric freedoms protected. the law appears to undermine those rights and freedoms. let's get more from switzerland. >> what they are saying is that this law which was passed by china apparently without any real consultation with local authorities in hong kong, it says, you know, you can be arrested for sub

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in the old square of bishkek, meanwhile, the national security committee of kazakhstan reported on theuidation of a large drug trafficking channel of a courier who was transporting heroin through the territory of the country to europe managed to figure out, but he was detained in the netherlands in bukhara, the first uzbek-turkmen regional forum was held, delegates at the level of heads of ministries in commercial banks and representatives of large businesses, following the results, agreements were signed for almost half a billion dollars in such areas as agriculture, the chemical industry and the automotive industry later, the first visit of the president of turkmenistan serdar albert mukhamedov to uzbekistan took place. this is a significant step towards building fruitful bilateral relations, the parties declare their intention to expand the horizons of strategic cooperation. and in uzbekistan , president shavkat mirziyoyev received mikhail myasnikovich, chairman of the board of the eurasian economic commission, as a result, a list of additional areas of cooperation between the eaeu,

on our website, c-span.org. we take you live to the office building where the house judiciary committee will get an update on national security threats. testifying today is matt olson, the assistant attorney general for the justice department's national security division. live coverage on c-span three.

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the links the groups have to trump associates including roger stone and one- time national security advisor michael flynn. committeemurphy said tomorrow's hearing will showcase this december 2020 tweet, mr. trump december 2020 tweet, mr. trump writing, "big protest in d.c. on january 6th, be there, will be wild." >> the president's tweet in the wee hours of december 19th activated the groups and how the members of congress amplified that tweet and the tragic end result was january 6th. >> reporter: members of both far right groups have been accused of seditious conspiracy and raising money for the attack ahead of the sixth. some oath keepers are alleged to have brought bomb making materials and a hit list to washington. >> we've learned they came with explosive, they came armed, th >> they came with explosives, armed and with maps of the capitol and with plans that extended beyond a peaceful protest. in many ways, they carried out the will, the pressure, the anger, they were the manifestation of that. >> reporter: and a committee member tells cbs news they'll play excerpts tomorrow of white last week's deposition w

yes, i continue to work with this committee and congress and others on this committee,. >> i would like to submit a letter, it's titled open calling for national security review on congressional tech legislation, without objection. let me just say again, cyber is a new warfare, we are in a state of war and cyber, i think it is important that your voice be a clear one when it comes to some of this legislation. this legislation primarily applies to american companies, get a lot of the foreign firms, huawei, tiktok, many others did not seem to fall under the purview of this legislation. i believe it is important that the four we go off and go after our own firms, that we make sure that we are not doing an intentional harms to our national defense when it comes to cyber. >> i understand. >> i am out of time, with that being said. committee needs to take a moment to address technical issues. committee now resumes. mr. bishop you are called for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you. a distant journey olson, in april, in one of doj's highest profile domestic terrorism cases, a federal jury appears to have found that the fbi trapped people in a matter invo

senator warner, from virginia, who's chairman of the senate intelligence committee, on which i also serve, our focus was on national security. obviously, many of our states will be winners when it comes to the economic consequences of this legislation as well. texas has been, for example, a long-standing leader in the semiconductor industry and is home to more than 200 chip manufacturing facilities that employ 29,000 texans. for years, our state has reaped the benefits of semiconductor manufacturing. most of these are what are called legacy chips. they're the older chips, where you're not as concerned about miniaturization or compactness or power. things that, for example, run our refrigerators, our tv sets, or other consumer electronics, or maybe even our cars. we're already seeing the types of investments that this chips bill will finally brink. earlier this summer, texas instruments, in the metroplex in dallas fort worth broke ground on the first of four new fabs in sherman, texas, about an hour north of dallas. this is part of a $30 billion investment expected to create some 3,000 more jobs. the mayor of sherman, where

the united nations human rights committee says hong kong's controversial national security law should be repealed. the committee was reviewing hong kong's record onmmittee was deeply concerned about the overly broad interpretation of hong kong's national security law, the nsl, which was passed by the national people's congress of china without consultation with the hong kong public. since its enactment in 2020, the nsl has reportedly led to the arrests of over 200 people, including 12 children. hong kong is a special administrative region of china — and a former british colony. 7 million people live there. when the territory returned to chinese rule in 1997, they were promised "one country, two systems" with hong kong's historic freedoms protected. the un committee says the national security law appears to undermine those rights and freedoms. let's get more from the bbc�*s imogen foulkes in switzerland. what they're saying is that this law, which was passed by china, apparently without any real consultation with local authorities in hong kong, it says, you know, you can be arrested for subversion, sedition, endangering national security. now, the

yesterday evening by the president's decree on the resignation of panademchenko from the post of deputy chairman of the national security and defense national committee. of the center for special operations well, the head of the main directorate of intelligence, kyrylo budanov, will head the committee on intelligence under the president of ukraine well, we are taking further steps to gather operative for information on contacting us, kherson region oleksandr samoilenko, chairman of the kherson regional council, mr. oleksandr, we congratulate you glory to ukraine i congratulate you as a hero glory, let's start with the fact that the operational command south reports that the armed forces of ukraine have taken under fire control transport routes important for russians in the kherson region in connection therefore, they cannot move freely, maneuver, create new strike groups, nevertheless, during the last few days, an active attempt to import equipment and manpower into the region is also written about by local residents and the development of ukrainian, as well - it records very much, they ask to share the coordinates of the radar - these are means of c

on the iron dome. the iron dome is rel, state of the art defense system to intercept miss isles. biden's dress, the 2 nations close cooperation on defense projects where reform the unshakable committee anastasia israel security. including partnering with israel on the most cutting edge defense systems in the world bite and then visited yet vash. m. a memorial for wickland was of the holocaust. he lit an eternal flame of remembrance and met survivors. the visit by a president of united states is always important because it helps to amplified the voices of the survivors. it helps to amplify. the blight of the victims. biden's visit comes at a time of political turmoil in his room, and they'll take him next to the west bank and then to a controversial stop in saudi arabia. ah, so what is joe biden hoping to achieve with this trip to israel? i put that question to our correspondent rebecca readers in jerusalem. well, i don't think there's going to be any major strategic deals that come out of this trip burger. me no surprises. it is believed from here. brent. but it is of course, very significant. it's always important when the u. s. president comes to israel, he's hoping to strengthen those already born deep ti

decide wide open about what the consequences could be, because i spent most of my career on the national security committee i saw that the domestic terrorism threat in this country was surging. other people who have come forward did not have that luxury, did not go into it knowing how bad it would be. we are living in an era of unprecedented political intimidation, statistically. the attitudes toward political violence in this country will are exploding, and the whistleblowers who left the trump administration have absolutely been on the receiving end of it. so, just as you note, there were calls in my case to, again, put me in jail for life or to execute me. i still get text messages on this phone, ali, from people saying that i should be shot and killed. again, no one has to have sympathy for me, but that's the type of thing people who might be cassidy hutchison's, want to be cassidy hutchinson, stewart considering coming forward, are contending with. and i dealt with this in the 2020 election, and i went to every senior figure that i knew who worked in the trump administration and convince them to go pu

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dismissal of ruslan demchenko from the post of first deputy secretary of the national security council and chairman of the committee onhe president, and by the way, this almost coincided with lavrynovych's suspicions of ... well, in the president's circle, in particular, they comment that demchenko is leaving due to his health . hryshchenko, the minister of foreign affairs at the time, is in your opinion. is this a comprehensive connection? well, if we talk about there are some official reasons, well, let's say so. state of health is the biggest neutral on let's say yes, well, that's the most clear reason. but if we talk about the prerequisites of this resignation, then here the situation is a little more complicated because, well, we remember what trail is behind mr. demchenko, again, from the same kharkiv agreements, yes, from lobbying and his, er, these agreements, yes, when the telegram from the er, meeting of the nsdc there from 2010 was made public when he, uh, held a position in the ministry of foreign affairs. that's it here is one more point, which is related to his position, which is a little different, so n

witnesses, murphy, passenger, and sara matthews, one of former national security adviser, and the other one a trump aid. ah, and then there was several committee or investigations and interviews. ah, and then we heard from pat a triple oni, who introduced a couple of very strong statements and then cast the hutchinson who provided more detail on what had happened, particularly about the mob or wanting to attack v, p, vice president, vice president mike pence, and also that extraordinary video that part 2 then took us from post 88 minutes or of that $187.00. my just talks about more from this matthew passenger and sarah matthews. are they also looked at the inner circle or 3 key themes emerged trumps. tweets trumps. in a circle saying, are trying to get him to send the mob home and trumps language in his final video, asking them to go home. and his words that was subsequently used. she m will stood out for you several things i suppose. i think we need to, to, to go back in the, in the narrative that you just laid out. i mean, the idea that's the secret service ever we've heard before. we've already heard that there was some sort of altercation

on the january 6th investigation. nbc news has confirmed that two of the witnesses expected to testify before the house select committee for thursday's hearing in prime time. former national security counsel and former white house press secretary sara matthews for the final public hearing. pottinger's resignation was announced one day after the capitol attack has already spoken to the committee through video recorded testimony. among the things discussed there, according to "the new york times," was a visit he made to the oval office while the insurrection was under way. although donald trump was in the private white house dining room at the time he reportedly spoke to former chief of staff mark meadows about efforts to deploy the national guard to the capitol. matthews also resigned in the wake of the insurrection and has been vocal in her criticism of trump's actions since then. she has also voiced her support for her former colleague cassidy hutchinson who delivered damning testimony last month. and what committee members are calling president trump's dereliction of duty and give a minute by minute account of the former president's actions, or inaction, during the riot. the hou

on thursday, the committee will make what may be its final case on primetime television, and members now revealing who will be testifying at that hearing. former president trump's deputy national security will speak. he resigned in the immediate aftermath of january 6th, saying the attack was his red line. we also know that former white house press aide, sara matthews, is scheduled to appear.

sources say that matthew pottinger who served on donald trump's national security council will testify before the january 6th committeeing on thursday night. he is set to app along long time senior aide sarah matthews. what do you now about these two witnesses and what they will testify to? >> both of them resigned after the capitol attack. so matthew pottinger was trump's deputy national security adviser. a top adviser official. we were told at the time of his resignation that he stepped down in response to trump's reaction to his supporters breaching and attacking the u.s. capitol. he told people when he stepped down there was very little for him to consider. so he may have a lot to share about what he saw from inside the white house that prompted his resignation. notably, pottinger had a top position at the white house which could potentially make it difficult for trump to discredit him. we have seen the former president trying to discredit previous witnesses including cassidy hutchinson. so pottinger will be a key witness for the committee. then there is sarah matthews who will also testify on thursday. she was a

terrorism putin - a bandit and a hooligan, if he is not stopped, our national security will be at risk, now the us senate committee on criminal responsible for every crime committed by the russian army and security forces, the final decision must be made by the jonathan administration beyond all doubt, putin is a war criminal according to the definition of the us state department, the state sponsor of terrorism is a country that has repeatedly provided support for international terrorist attacks, this is the first time such a list has been compiled in 1979, since then the document has been updated every year by the us secretary of state, there are several criteria for entering the blacklist, it is active and direct or indirect support for acts of international terrorism according to the terminology of the state department , such countries are called safe harbors for terrorism, at the moment in this rogue club, syria, north korea, iran, cuba, the designation of a state sponsor of terrorism will be reflected in american laws, only four countries in the world currently have this status, putin's goal is to revive of the

committee, policies related to d. o. d. and china, national security. this isn't one of those topics that we have really discussed in-depth. i can talk about republicans constituents that i've met around the community in virginia beach, also down in virginia. you know, folks are really paying attention. i think one of the things they hear so much is that we've heard all of these things on the news, we kind of understand a little bit here, a little bit there, but the work of the committee to put everything together, to paint a picture, to show how we use every level of government to try and influence the outcome of election and stay in power, i think we've had an opportunity through this first black hearings to play that framework and help people really understand. so, i just hope that my republican colleagues in the house, you know, can find that remote and turn on to every network that is showing this. it's not hard to find and watch. that they will step back and, you know, actually look inside a little bit there integrity and where their values are. >> congresswoman