serbia and so on, where we are at the level of our circles of my colleagues from the committee on national securityfense and intelligence, we traveled, resolved issues that yield results, that is, i cannot say about it there is a lot to say, but i am telling you on my own example that parliamentary diplomacy works normally, and to talk about the fact that it is blocked or someone is sabotaging it, well, this is absolutely not true, no... only political tourism is sabotaged, or rather, only political tourism is not allowed, when this or that deputy came up with something for himself, went somewhere and tries to achieve some violent effects there from his own , some of his own understanding of how it should be done, but this does not always happen synergy with by the general efforts of the state, and sometimes, on the contrary , there is blocking of those good initiatives that the state implements through the relevant specialized institutions, through the president, the minister of foreign affairs. or through the ambassadors, and as i understand it correctly, for the deputy to leave somewhere on a bu

from washingto tagor chernev, people's deputy, deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence and chairman of the permanent ukrainian delegations in the nato parliamentary assembly. and before the events on the battlefield, the enemy continues to suffer heavy losses near avdiivka in donetsk region since the beginning of its offensive on october 10 on the city and in general in the avdiivka and marin directions, russia has already lost more than 5,000 soldiers killed and wounded such data was provided by the spokesman of the defense forces of the tauri region oleksandr shtupun. he noted that near avdiivka , the russians are still attacking, mostly infantry. russia also suffers losses in technology. near avdiyivka, the ukrainian defenders managed to destroy up to 200 vehicles, bmps, tanks and armored personnel carriers in just 10 days, and despite all the efforts of the russians to break through the defenses, the armed forces of ukraine firmly holds the shield. one of the hottest spots on the front is the serbian forest in the luhansk region, our stanis

next time, 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 was with us, and i would like to add about actually a little less than uah 300,000 remains, so 295 and 4 not even. in order to close our collection, we are currently collecting together with the charity fund of iryna koval for platforms with turrets for our defenders, these are the platforms, you see them on the screen, we want to buy two such platforms for vovkivinch and the combined tactical group adam and send them the east, because there the boys and girls need them very, very much to deliver them on these platforms, ammunition is needed on the battlefield, and from there, if necessary, to evacuate wounded tsiv , well, or you can install a turret on such a platform and then this platform becomes a robot, a machine gunner, and works wonderfully on enemy positions, and then we just read with a smile about the results and hope for a joint victory. here are the qr codes, the card number, everything that you see on the s

head of the committee on international affairs, but such a very experienced republican ... congressman, who, by the way for many terms in a row he was in the committee on national securityday he heads, i repeat, the committee on international relations, this is michael mccaul, so, for example, he recently published an address to president biden, where he generally, by the way, demands, then not now it happened, it happened even earlier, that he still demands in principle, not yesterday, yesterday, yesterday's address, where he demands, after all, from president biden, to finally give an answer, what is the strategy for ukraine's victory and what is the strategy for defeat, and actually makol says that with all due respect, being a convinced supporter of the idea of ​​supporting ukraine, he cannot help but notice that the answer, and he quotes biden here, is that we will support ukraine as long as necessary. this is not an answer that shows any strategy, because the strategy should answer the question of what should be the ukrainian victory and the defeat of russia, and surely it should mean. the same, also more decisive military support, which makol means, whether ameri

this idea , the representative of the president in the verkhovna rada, a member of the committee on national security and defense, fedir venislavskyi, reported on this, quoting venislavskyi, the bbc wrote about it. so, according to venislavskyi , he and his colleagues on the committee planned to register a bill that would deal with that those who counted the territory. who did not return to ukraine during martial law may receive a criminal penalty. direct speech of the president's representative in the verkhovna rada. i was sincerely convinced that it could be. then, when i began to understand that in this way we can not only stimulate the return, we can cut off the desire to return to ukraine altogether, that 's the story, well, venislavsky assures that this idea will not be implemented in the near future, well, we'll wait, we'll see , well, they still have it quite a lot of time, similar to the probable return of people from abroad, to make this or that decision, now we will talk about kherson oblast, roman golovnia, deputy mayor of kherson, head of the kherson hub project, in touch with us. glory

accordingly, some kind of strange activity, we understand , that the issue, well , the national committee on national security and defense, this is a very, very specific committee that requires extremely. high discipline of the deputy, yes, if the deputy, well, so to speak, in search of a chip or some there, i don't know, there is a desire to attract attention to himself or to ask some more pressing questions, well, a natural doubt arises, yes, whether he will be able, so to speak, to perform all the secret functions that are connected with the relevant committee, i think that rather of all, well, such a sharp reaction on the part of the deputies of european solidarity was caused, well, let's skip the so-called... emotional moment , yes, that is, iryna gerashchenko really gives very specific statistics there, i can give a few more examples, at least one definitely falls in my opinion, a few months ago , marryana bezugla noted in one of her posts that the so-called, well, that is, part of ukrainian society, she calls it dustmen, and deserves the same participation as the russians, but i missed something. and n

the committee on national security of ukraine set the task of solving this issue, and on 23.09, the cabinetministers decree established that the first cabinet ministers to regulate, secondly, that during martial law, all the resolutions of the cabinet of ministers were valid, including this 363, where the profit was indicated, that is, but you know, i see that they do not appear, because yesterday evening, i read again the interview of ms. basalayeva, who writes that we, we allow enterprises to make a profit, starting from july 23rd, i do not understand at all, but who gave us the authority: i will let you interpret the norms of the law, something i don’t understand at all, you know, but they see two resolutions, one 335 was , let’s say, adopted only to simplify the procurement procedure, it always regulated, let’s say, the profit in the defense-industrial complex 363 resolution, there are three numbers , 1% services, 30% production and 3% imports, all three numbers everything is very simple, and then 335 appears , which is aimed at speeding up this procedure, the word profit is omitted the

people's deputy of ukraine, member of the national defense security committee, the only problem is that the members of the committee on defense, the deputy chairman of the committee, she gives out such ridiculous things, i don't understand why and i don't want to talk and argue with her about it at all, the only thing i know is that a person of this caliber cannot have such a status, and that's why we proposed to register the draft resolution itself, for the post of deputy chairman of the committee on national security and defense to be a professional, professional person who is actually ready to bear such a serious responsibility, unfortunately, even such a bill of ours is not registered, although i think that it is for you as well it's not a secret, and insiders say that they are already collecting signatures for the exclusion of this one in the service of the people. well, because it seems to me that when she started telling her colleagues in the faction that in my opinion a seven-month-old child should go to fight there, well, i don't want to get involved in these things, because it, it's not worth it. this is not

roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine from the voices faction, secretary of the committee on national securityintelligence, roman, good evening, how can you hear me, good evening, studio, i can hear you well, good, thank you for joining, roman, so a few weeks ago, the russian army actually strengthened such a position of the armed forces near avdiyivka, and here is general syrskyi reports that there is special activity in the kupyansk district, where the russian... are trying to advance in several directions at once, also says that in the bakhmut district they have substantially strengthened their grouping and moved from defense to active actions, which this shows and how can will the front develop in the near future? well, first of all, this indicates that the enemy did not abandon its strategic goals, there were many of them, there was denazification, demilitarization, liberation of the so-called lpr, dnr, the capture of ukraine, yes. many of these goals have not been achieved from the very beginning, thanks to the defense forces of ukraine, but they need some kind of victory, they are now l

against, how, how do you consider all these fb activities and polls from a member of the committee on national security defense, well, you know, i would, yes, i would not like to comment at all on the initiatives of my colleagues, in everyone has their own understanding of what is right and what is wrong, i have my own, and in this case it does not quite match the survey, to put it mildly, that was conducted, ma'am. uh, well, i'll allow myself a little more criticism, because i only really paid attention to this survey when already my assistants wrote to me that this is almost 161 articles of the criminal code of ukraine and about inciting enmity on various grounds, and that this is a completely russian narrative and we understand it, yes, that is, it is not news for anyone in the 33 years of independence that the entire supreme council should be blown up, killed, shot, there and so on, and so on, but mariana knows very well, in fact, that this is an institution... which is the main one in ukraine, and for me it is very strange, so sociological, strange , the strange cut she spends in himself in a bubb

the secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, roman kostenkolained about this in a tearful interview with the german pac. they say that ukraine was not even able to equip all the brigades with the delivered equipment; it is impossible to win. at best, just hold the line, all supposedly because the army is running out of long-range missiles and ammunition to multiple launch rocket systems and cannon artillery, and last night and early in the morning the russian aerospace forces launched uav and missile strikes against enemy targets in konstantinovka, kramatorsk, dnepropetrovsk, as well as at the mirgorod airfield, in poltava and starokonstantinov in the khmelnytsky region. footage about on your screens, infrastructure facilities are struck, covering the runways, which ukraine is already preparing for western f-16 fighters, kiev thugs and russian artillerymen are smashing. on in these footage from the kupinsky direction , paratroopers destroy a foot column of twenty militants with heavy hits from a d-20 howitzer, 152 mm caliber. but this is the p

serhiy rakhmanin, people's deputy of ukraine from the voices faction, member of the committee on national securitytelligence, joins the broadcast, serhii, good evening, my greetings, good evening, we just met have seen the video footage of my colleagues from the bakhmudian direction, let's start with bakhmut, but in recent days they say that the russian army there is trying to move from ob to active actions, and why so, if now the russian military and political leadership would like to demonstrate the so-called successive successes in the form of gavdiyivka that sumo, do you think, well, one does not exclude the other, the fact is that , well, first of all, active offensive actions of the defense forces of ukraine in the andriyivka region, in the klishchiivka region, and even earlier in the barkiv region reservoirs, they created a threat to the operational environment of bakhmut. in general , they created an operational situation favorable enough for the armed forces of ukraine, and as soon as the opportunity arose, they, the russians , tried to correct this situation to their advantage. they also

roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine from the voices faction, secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. thank you. the russian army does not stop trying to attack ukrainian troops. however , at the moment, the weather conditions are becoming bad for them in zavada. with on the one hand, it is beneficial, say the armed forces, and on the other hand, it creates inconvenience for the military itself. one way or another, machine guns and grenade launchers can be heard continuously on the front line. what is happening at the front and how they are preparing to spend another winter in the trenches, see in the video of maryan koshnir. 450, guys, sonya, will work out, pkm. we work with him, we keep our friends at a distance from our such conditional friends. now we are in the lysychansk direction, actually here are the advanced positions of the armed forces of ukraine, and while we are here, it is going smoothly rifle battle, that is, the ukrainian troops are trying to extinguish precisely the places from which the russian troops are firing, they , in turn, are also s

the vru committee on national security, defense and intelligence tasked the committee of ministers toy resolve the issue. the verkhovna rada adopted a resolution, there is even a position of the president's office, yes, who say that mr. shmyhal, we need to figure it out somehow, this is not working, well, yes, you know, but we are adults, we grown people, the president's office, the committee of the verkhovna rada, the ministry, are helpless against some young lady? ugh, what is this, who is the roof for this lady? a good rhetorical question, well, let's hope that as a result of today's meeting of the stake, certain specific decisions will be made, that is, if this issue was heard, well, this is what is meant by this cluster of defense and production, well, let's hope for a quick decision, you wanted, you understand , this is nonsense, when in order to help the military and defense complex of the country, public publicity is needed. i don’t understand this, it means that the state machine is not something that skids and limps , it means that someone is inserting not just sticks into t

transfer of their salaries to their families, we will talk about this as a member of the committee on national securitys. of defense and intelligence, the co-author of this bill, yehor cherny. national deputy of the servant of the people faction. good evening. glory to ukraine. good evening. to the heroes. glory. mr. yehor, please explain to begin with how families will be able to claim these salaries. what will be the reason for this money to be transferred to them, because unfortunately, not everyone who is in captivity, we even know that they are in captivity. that is, not all of them have been officially confirmed, if that is possible, of course . there is an order, in the principle of recognition , when a person is in captivity, from the moment of his or, the status of missing would be reduced, an investigation begins, and one way or another, through - there is a way of direct, direct interaction with that side of our coordination headquarters and asking if this person is in captivity, there is a mechanism through the red cross of asking, because they also have some information, and in this way, i

much stronger, but just the other day this was stated by a member of the verkhovna rada committee on national securityople he needs in what time frame. when the large offensive operation that is now underway was planned, then starting from november, until approximately april-may, these mobilization plans increased significantly. accordingly, they then announced these plans. now, as far as i understand, additional the need for resources to form new units, new brigades, because the war is quite tough, the war is intense, it requires additional resources, we need to overcome this with something, since there are no clear pictures of how people are caught on the streets in russia, let’s come up with these here are the raids, well, let’s start at least with the fact that the mechanics don’t work like that, that is, first they must issue a passport, then this passport must go through all authorities, and at the military registration and enlistment office they must already issue it for the new citizen who already has some kind of business, yes, that is, he must be registered, after this personal matter he mus

the secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, roman kaastenkomplained about this in an interview with the german fats, allegedly delivered ukraine couldn’t even equip all the brigades with equipment, it’s impossible to win, at best, hold the line, all supposedly because the ukrainian armed forces are running out of long-range missiles, ammunition for multiple launch rocket systems and cannon artillery, but last night in iran in the morning the russian aerospace forces struck uavs and missiles against enemy targets in konstantinovka, kramatorsk, dnepropetrovsk, also at the airfields of mirgorod, poltava and starokonstantinov, khmelnitsky and regions, footage of the kha-101 cruise missiles flying on your screens, infrastructure facilities were damaged , covering the runway, which ukraine is already preparing for western f-16 fighters. russian artillerymen are also smashing kiev thugs. these shots show paratroopers from the kupinsky tactical direction. destroy a foot column of twenty militants with well-aimed hits from a d20 howitzer of 152 mm cali

protest happened when blinking at austin, testified to the senate appropriations committee on vitamins, national security requests for a $105000000000.00 us dollars for both aid to ukraine and israel as well as tough a us border security. how does your customer has the latest? is us secretary of state and to the blinking lobby congress for more military support to israel protestors calling for a cease fire and gaza interrupted him at least 8 times the hearing before the senate appropriations committee was pause briefly as the protesters were removed and blinking to acknowledge the growing calls for a cease fire con, coming from after this and some portions of the american public. all of us are committed to the protection of civilian life. all of us know, the suffering that is taking place as we speak. all of us are determined to see it, but all of us know, imperative. a standing up with our allies and partners when they're security, when they're democracies or threat. lincoln describing graphic detail the deaths of as rarely civilians when they were attacked by his loss on october 7th, he did not describ

one is that we are the intelligence committee and we are focused on national security. we tend to focus our resources on one of the most critical for and we sort of have to figure out and we know some of the threats that exist have such intensity were are so important ultimately we think about them as national security threats. that is a decision on how far down do you go in terms of support. the challenge is an issue of us being traditionally focus on our state actor. when it comes to looking at an ecosystem of actors that are out there that might sometimes combine -- be used by the actors or --. it's harder organizationally to go back to it. >> that's what i want to go next. we covered the landscape, we covered challenges. the first question i have is where is the ic at in terms of garnering the work skills that are required. i think we are moving to the right direction we still have work to do that i think of it and you should tell me if you think this is the right way to think about it i think of it is not just the talent in the u.s. government in this area. think a

committee on the israel hamas war. following a briefing from national security officials. >> good morning. michael mccaul, chairman of the foreign affairs committee. i modified this briefing on israel. terrorists struck israel last saturday. hamas killed thousands of people, injured thousands of people. took hostages, some americans. i was in the kibbutz on the border of gaza. speaker mccarthy talked to me and the residence there, saw the day care center. it is disgusting to me that 70 hamas killers went into the village and slaughtered almost all of the residence there, including the babies at the day care center, some of whom were beheaded. this is an act of terror. it cannot stand. we heard from the administration . there seems to have been a failure of intelligence as well. we aren't quite sure how we missed it, are not sure how israel missed it. egypt warned the israelis three days prior that an event like this could happen. this had been planned perhaps as long as a year ago. the other concern is escalation in the region. we know hezbollah has 100,000 rockets that would overload the i

in iran, there is a committee on foreign affairs and national security which monitors the implementation of the need to their agreement by all its parties and every 3 months publishes reports on those findings. the latest report from the committee says that none of the european parties have minutes commitments were used to the fact that western states act like that. and we know that as always, they will continue to hide behind their empty excuses. the reason for this is clear, european countries feel that they have been drawn into disagreement and they see today that saudi arabia has resumed its relations with iran without asking their permission to do so. they also see that the united states is negotiating with iran, returning its funds in south korea, which were frozen and releasing prisoners from their prisons in the states. few of the few to the of their steps. the actions of european countries do not cause us any damage and we do not suffer any losses because of them are unable and the americans were seeking to impose tough sanctions on the run, but later they admitted that this pol

in iran, there is a committee on foreign affairs and national security which monitors the implementation of the need to their agreement by all its parties, and every 3 months publishes reports on those findings. that said, the latest report from the committee says that none of the european parties have minutes. commitment is what we're used to, the fact that western states act like that. and we know that as always because they will continue to hide behind their empty excuses. a lot of the reason for this is clear, european countries feel that they have been drawn into disagreement and they see today that saudi arabia has resumed its relations with iran without asking their permission to do so. they also see that the united states is negotiating with iran, returning its funds in south korea, which are frozen and releasing prisoners from their prisons in the states. few of the few to the of their steps as the actions of european countries do not cause us any damage. and we do not suffer any losses because of the attorney and the americans were seeking to impose tough sanctions on the run.

the national security and defense committee, and what we see, well, double standards as always, when the chairman of the national security and defense committee, for some reason, writes his proposals onmatter. and the decision of european solidarity is not considered in the committee of regulations and is not brought to the hall, i will also remind our demand to the chairman of the verkhovna rada, which was supported by all factions, to vote today on the resolution, supported by the committee on humanitarian policy, regarding the commemoration of three fallen people's deputies , and therefore, we ask you to add irina fries as the first representative, i apologize, i... i have no information whether all the resolutions have already passed the necessary committees and whether there are decisions on them, i say once again, i do not have such information now, so we go into the question 10,163, ladies and gentlemen, let's vote, 1000, i am putting to the vote the proposal to include in the agenda of the plenary meeting and consider today the draft resolution registration number 10,163 on amendments to the resolution of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the election of heads of first deputie

protest happened when blinking at austin, testified to the senate appropriations committee on vitamins and national security requests for a $105000000000.00 us dollars. they do ukraine and israel as well as for tough it us border security. how does your customer has the latest mail from capitol hill? is us secretary of state and to the blinking lobby congress for more military support to israel protestors calling for a cease fire and gaza interrupted him at least 8 times the hearing before the senate appropriations committee. was paused briefly as the protesters were removed and blinking acknowledged the growing calls for a cease fire con, coming from after this and some portions of the american public. all of us are committed to the protection of civilian life. all of us know the suffering that is taking place as we speak. all of us are determined to see it end. but all of us know the imperative of standing up with our allies and partners when their security, when their democracies are threatened. lincoln described in graphic detail the depths of israeli civilians when they were attacked by him on october

now on the national security front, we have fully constituted committees. committees can still work and they are working. chairman rogers, chairman turner, chairman mccaul and chairwoman granger are still working. i thank the committees working with the administration and the goal there for our committees is to be ready to respond legislatively once we have a dual elected speaker of the house. and it's my goal talking to you at this time next friday as chairman of the financial services committee. >> will you do a floor vote on vote. mr. jeffries: good afternoon welcome to month 10 of the house republican majority chaos, dysfunction and extremism. let me begin by thanking president biden for demonstrating what leadership looks like. here in america and for the free world. president biden has made clear that there are serious business that needs to be done for the american people. but in order for that to happen, we need the house of representatives to reopen. so we can meet the needs of the american people, domestically and in terms of our national security

jon: you mentioned your on the armed services committee, former national security advisor robert o'briennder president trump. you might've heard or suggested that we should have hostage rescue military team standing by as well as fbi hostage rescue teams and get them on planes and get them over to israel right now, what do you think of that idea. >> i think that is a good idea. if american citizens are being held hostage by hamas and gaza. it is the duty of americans to rescue them. if our israeli partners can do that, fine but i think they will have their hands full so i don't think it's a bad idea to have our own personnel and delete teams over there to help rescue americans because that is the duty of government and the duty of government is to protect us whether we are here or abroad. i think that is a good idea. jon: you would be okay with american boots on the ground in gaza. >> in order to save americans and rescue americans, absolutely. i would be okay with american boots and gaza not to fight a war for israel i think israel could take care of itself but if israel needs assistanc

jon: you mentioned your on the armed services committee, former national security advisor robert o'briennder president trump. you might've heard or suggested that we should have hostage rescue military team standing by as well as fbi hostage rescue teams and get them on planes and get them over to israel right now, what do you think of that idea. >> i think that is a good idea. if american citizens are being held hostage by hamas and gaza. it is the duty of americans to rescue them. if our israeli partners can do that, fine but i think they will have their hands full so i don't think it's a bad idea to have our own personnel and delete teams over there to help rescue americans because that is the duty of government and the duty of government is to protect us whether we are here or abroad. i think that is a good idea. jon: you would be okay with american boots on the ground in gaza. >> in order to save americans and rescue americans, absolutely. i would be okay with american boots and gaza not to fight a war for israel i think israel could take care of itself but if israel needs assistanc

. >> next, mike mccall on the israel hamas war following a briefing from national security officials. >> good morning, michael mccall, chairman of the foreign affairs committee. i monitored this briefing on israel. last saturday, terror struck israel, hamas killed thousands of people, injured thousands of people, a hundred hostages, some americans. i was in the came boots, the -- kabus,ed borer of gaza with speaker mccarthy and saw the residents there and the daycare center and it's disgusting to me that 70 hamas killers went into that village and slaughtered almost all the residents there, including the babies at the daycare center, some of whom were beheaded. this is an act of terror that cannot stand. we heard from the administration, there seems to have been a failure of intelligence as well. we're not quite sure how we missed it. we're not quite sure how israel missed it. we know egypt had warned the israelis three days prior that an event like this could happen. we know this has been planned perhaps as long as a year ago. the other concern is escalation in the region we know misblah has a hundred thousand rockets that would overload the iron dome. we k

>> i know that i have talked to a number of my republican colleagues on the national security committees they understand the significance and the importance of getting this aid to ukraine and i would hope that both sides of the isaisle,e talk to the respective individuals about the reality on the ground in ukraine and the realities of what happens if we do not continue to support ukraine, and the realities that already in my opinion that vladimir putin has committed war crimes and you saw the devastation that took place yesterday, and nothing to stop him from not only continuing the assault in ukraine, but also to move in on some of the nato allies. it is in our best interest as a country to support ukraine, and the troops, and give them the artillery that they need to continue to win. look, the ukrainians have gained back the ground that vladimir putin has taken, and now, the gains, and even though they are slow, they are made by the ukrainians. they will win this war. that why putin is going to north korea and the iranians to get ammunition, because it is them that is weary and losing

it is the head of heads, like a head girl. in a word, the head of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, maryana bezugla, wrote, she had a number of such posts there, quite strange, and about whether you would like to see deputies shot there as well, well, in a word, but she wrote it like this, and if it was because of the confusion of european solidarity, people's deputies, they are all there in my opinion 28 or how many, but she said that roto was created, well, roto is 100 men, she seems to have served, she says, she should know how many men are in the company, well, but such a thing, as if from the deputies of the european union. roto and send it to avdiivka, so whatever it is, what do you think, i ask the contributors, minsk debaltseve two or minsk-3. these are the words, i will only add from myself that 70 members of the european solidarity of deputies, also of various levels, died in this war, and now fighting in the ranks of the armed forces, it is members of the european solidarity, not just well, not just supporters, or as they say parakhbobots, yes 2400, again, if i'm not mis

the head of the state committee for national security, kamchebek tashiev, also made an appeal, calling onwith criminals; in his post , he appealed to businessmen, foreign investors and simply traders to stop the vicious practice, no more financial ties with crime. we will discuss this situation in more detail with norlan desaliev, an expert on regional security issues and a veteran of the special forces kyrgyzstan. was it a surprise for you to see such a powerful attack by the security forces in kyrgyzstan on criminality? what do you think it might be connected with? you know, i would not use the word roll-up, in this case it is taking place, but a planned operation, and the government bloc, the security bloc, in particular the special services of the kryzha republic, to eliminate all kinds of risk factors that could lead to destabilization of the situation in the republic, the fact is that organized criminal groups, as has already been reported, have already reached a new supranational level of organized crime groups very actively began to invade such areas as cargo transportation, logis

implementation of the decisions of the permanent committee with two task one, if the consequences of their actions necessarily affect national security , they should be dealt with according to article 576 of the islamic penal code, if it is not just damage , they should be followed up by the opposite structures and violations in the institutions, that is the follow-up organization, which is actually a guarantee. it was an implementation that the parliament passed for the law, which i think was very good. the next point was that the government rolfe and the devices that in their annual plan must provide the necessary credit for the fadafan program. because after all, credit should be given for homework. here, the parliament determined this homework to be done. i think that is a very important point it was valuable that was determined here. the next thing that was very important, maybe many media people were doing something, for example, determining my duties and responsibilities in padfand , for example, whenever something happened, my dear friends in the media field said that, for example, so-and-so should be held accountable, so her

on this in the rural arias and mining areas that director talked about too. i'm a member of the senate armed services committee, we're thinking a lot about the national security implications on the supply chain. those big minerals are in the game in rural nevada. it is really important, we're the nation's lead for the hard rock mining and battery recycling. so talk about our work force, talking about all the things we can do, what more can congress do to bolster our critical minerals work force, strengthen our supply chain, that's naturally going to help our small and rural communities in nevada. sec. raimondo: i think we need to continue to focus on it. we need a comprehensive national plan as it relates to minerals. we at the commerce department are trying to set up a supply chain office in the commerce department so we can be pro-activ, not just reactive in identifying all of our holes. sen. rosen: thank you. madam chair, i yield back my time. thank you so much. >> senator schmidt. sen. schmidt: thank you, madam chair, good to see you. i want to get to two or three topics. as you know the d.o.d. is in the process of this use, they talked about -- they issu

austin testify before the senate propositions committee on the $106 billion emergency funding for the support of israel and ukrainand other national securityks. al secretary of homeland security and the f.b.i. director testify before the senate homeland security committee on threats. wednesday federal reserve chair jerome powell holds a news conference following the federal open market committee. watch next week live on the c-an fleshes or c-span now and c-span.org or stream video. live or on demand. your unfiltered view of government. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage you can find it online at c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates with markers that guide you to points of interest. they are on the right-hand side when you hit play. this makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend on points of interest. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work where people are influenced and republic thrives. get informed. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital to wherever you are. it is the

on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly. and i think we will pass our appropriation bill and the around bills and my committee next week, and then we have the national security aide pack that i think will link the major threats in the world and that would be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the ayatollah threat to the middle east and securing the border throughout the united states. >> they will be, the reason why we are linking all the threats together i think it is a good way to do things. >> to have a message for president biden today? >> yes, work on it is in the interest of the american people and it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel right now, we have to stand together and we did on the house floor. it was a great contrast to all the infighting to the first bill on the floor. uniting the united states and israel. collects the honorable dr. jared perkins dean -- >> the honorable dan newberger. >> the national defense authorization and -- [indiscernible] reporter: -- the australian embassy -- [indiscernible] [bakground chatter] >> united states representative from new york. >> -- individu

helping us on the medical front, and i was surprised how well they explained to me the special committee on security issues, issues of health and protection, it is now called the health of the nation, before the offensive there was an absolutely capable committee, well, i absolutely saw that it was better at work than the committee of the last convocation on health, but what is happening now, as far as i am concerned deputies explain that mr radutsky forbids people's deputies to bring the issue of military medicine to the committee, constantly explaining to them that they have no right to raise these issues at all , and this has led to the fact that just a few people's deputies from this committee are personally trying to help the front, system no decisions are made, this is an amazing position of radutey, if i have the opportunity, he is a great boss now, i have no way to negotiate with him, but i will try, because he fundamentally blocks all work on military medicine, fundamentally, and these things that could be promoted a lot, including, for example, humanitarian aid in military medicine, because the command of the medical forces does not cope, well, in this case , there is ge

on your screen. larry: joining me our great friend senator ron johnson homeland security committee. welcome, senator johnson, if you would, take a listen last friday former nationalobert o'brien said this. >> this is one of the biggest attacks on americans we've ever seen. 30 dead. 15 held hostage. the message to hamas, every american should be released. not a hair on their head should be harmed or violated and look, you will pay a significant penalty for attacking americans. larry: senator, johnson, you know, it was a terrorist attack on americans. yes israelis god forbid but americans, also. and the biden administration has basically done nothing about it. they're talking about peace talks, temporary peace talks, cease-fires and god knows what. and there is no penalty on iran. so i want to give you a chance to talk about that, because not enough people have -- this was an attack on americans and they continue to attack americans. >> well, larry, if you go back to the iraq war, iran was responsible for killing hundreds of americans with ieds, what happened? obama came into office, started negotiation to keep them from getting nuclear weapons and funneled more th

committee. from last week talking about the impact of not having a speaker on national security. mr. mccaul: we are living in a dangerous world. the world's on fire. our adversaries are watching what we do. and quite frankly they like it. and chairman talks about how -- chairman xi talks about how democracy doesn't work and we are proving him right. we need to filth chair with a speaker. every day that goes by gets more dangerous. i was on the phone with our friends from israel. they are going to need a supplemental and aid to replenish the iron dome. they can't do that if we don't have a speaker in the chair. i see a lot of threats out there. one of the biggest i see is in that room because we can't unify as a conference and put a speaker in the chair to govern. i can't get my resolution, 416 co-sponsors condemning hamas, and supporting israel without a speaker in the chair. i can't get that supplemental aid to israel without a speaker in the chair. it's very dangerous what we are doing. host: i will invite our listeners and viewers to join the conversation for our guest. professor

so i think it's critical, i serve on the armed services committee, too, on this committee. there's a balancing act not just national security but economic security. what are you doing specifically to have or evaluate a strategy here and what would you do tomorrow if dod says the lower three are off limits entirely? >> i think that would be deeply problematic. as we said earlier. we received a report at the end of last week, and we should arrange a briefing for the dod and ntia to come to provide that briefing on what that report said. it is a balance, but economic competitiveness is national security. and making sure we have enough spectrum available for private sector innovation and 5g expansion is national security and there are ways, if we're innovative, this shouldn't be a zero sum game. we should make more spectrum available and also not take anything away from the dod that they need to fulfill their mission. >> madam secretary, in august, you visited china. shortly after it was revealed that the prc had hacked your e-mail account. and they were privy to all of your e-mails. in an interview with cnn state of the union

committee. from last week talking about the impact of not having a speaker on national security. mr. mccaul: we are living in a dangerous world. the world's on fire. our adversaries are watching what we do. and quite frankly they like it. and chairman talks about how -- chairman xi talks about how democracy doesn't work and we are proving him right. we need to filth chair with a speaker. every day that goes by gets more dangerous. i was on the phone with our friends from israel. they are going to need a supplemental and aid to replenish the iron dome. they can't do that if we don't have a speaker in the chair. i see a lot of threats out there. one of the biggest i see is in that room because we can't unify as a conference and put a speaker in the chair to govern. i can't get my resolution, 416 co-sponsors condemning hamas, and supporting israel without a speaker in the chair. i can't get that supplemental aid to israel without a speaker in the chair. it's very dangerous what we are doing. host: i will invite our listeners and viewers to join the conversation for our guest. professor

now to bipartisan briefing with leadership and relevant committee chairs and ranking members and on the president's supplemental national security package. that's happening right now and i think it's still happening. the speakers here and he will join everything. the president was asked yesterday about 2020 president answered straightforward. you heard him say when he came the 2020 election you had more than 60 judges who basically threw those cases under court for proved it not to be true. when it came to the accusations that the elections were not real or whatever however they set it in 2020 but also the trump administration said the 2020 election was the safest elections they have ever had any heard that from the administration. the president and should that question. more broadly the president has said once the house conference was able to get their affairs in order after spending 22 days in their chaos that we have seen the last 22 days once he figures that out he'd be willing to work with them in good faith to get things done on behalf of the american people. we have been able to do big things in a bipartisan way whether i

on the armed services committee. you are very experienced at looking at sort of us national security and, in particular, at regional challengesisrael does what you believe it should be very careful and cautious about doing, which is launching a major ground invasion of gaza, is it your belief that that will prompt a spread of the conflict, that another front at least in the north of israel will open up with hezbollah actively engaging? and of course, if hezbollah�*s engaged, then we can sort of say that iran is engaged, too. yeah, iran is already engaged because iran, you know, has supplied hamas for quite some time, but they could be more engaged, without question. yes, i think that increases the risk of that happening. these things are rarely black and white. it's rarely if you do this, then that will happen. so i'm not going to say that. it definitely increases the risk of the conflict spreading, no doubt about it. and i think it's obvious to say the us has not deployed two aircraft carrier groups and thousands of marines to the eastern mediterranean just to look at the view. is it your belief that if hezbollah engages and

says the west has a wouldn't have a d for actions against it's national security, the chair seat and a wage. a nobel committee. their risk on this in this to say for the harmonies piece, the price now goes mohammed the is a woman, the human rights advocate and a freedom fighter in awarding to this he is nobel peace prize. then the wage nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq to the number of attacks by criminal games on migraines crossing kind of as a 100 and cut them into long darian gap is increasing sharply old and half a 1000000 people mostly from latin america are expected to make the dangerous jody before the end of this year. they then had north to the border with the us. alas and american edison to see and even has this reports from flatter chiquita. in the diary and get a group of migrants across the river in tobacco, cheeky to the latest victims of a growing number of bandits. now operating into that in jungle going on with it. i'm on over to the describe. the men who rob them depend them as border police. they'll send you out a tour armed with rifles and 3