>> cooper: uh-huh. >> anderson: and fairies. >> cooper: yeah. >> anderson: so, i think that's, for mehese are some badass fairies. from miniatures to monuments. >> mohammed el gharani: we didn't see the sun; we didn't see the fresh air for weeks. >> cooper: in another room, another story. this one told by a giant video projection of mohammad el gharani, held for seven years in guantanamo as a teenager without charge, until a judge released him. >> anderson: for me, i gave this person a megaphone to say, "it's your turn. what do you have to say?" this is not about my opinions of what happened here. this is mohammed el gharani's story. >> cooper: laurie anderson is 74 now, and still conjuring up new stories, and new ways to tell them. >> anderson: i'm not an artist to make the world a better place. this is not my goal, you know, at all, except like secretly. >> cooper: just, very quietly, that's your goal. >> anderson: quietly. because i really love beautiful things. because it's thrilling to, to put your mind somewhere else and be somewhere that you could never have imagined. and then

>> cooper: that was so much fun. >> chasen: yes! i love it. >> cooper: wow.n: i know. >> cooper: matt chasen is c.e.o. of austin-based lift aircraft, which makes hexa. he envisions a future where it's used by commuters to skip rush hour traffic. >> chasen: you can fly ten miles in ten minutes instead of spending over an hour on the roads during rush hour congestion. >> cooper: would it be something that an individual then in the future owns and flies from their house to somewhere? >> chasen: we don't see individual ownership as very practical. these are-- these are very expensive aircraft. we see putting fleets of aircraft at locations where we provide maintenance, we provide training, and people can come in and basically pay per flight. >> cooper: but that's still a long way off. federal, state, and local regulators-- not to mention the nation's airspace-- aren't ready for hundreds of thousands of commuters piloting their own evtols in the skies over congested cities. so, to give people a taste of the future now, chasen designed hexa as an ultra-light vehicl

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yes peaceful cooperation in space already many times.lked about how we are, uh, cooperating with the americans as well. we are it cooperation was shown with all other countries, and they just said about the indian cosmonaut but there are exactly the same cosmonauts in the balkans and mongolia, and so on. and this is not only in the soviet space. and also, uh, space. e many other countries , including the non-alignment movement, that is, even then we showed this cooperation, what did the americans do or did in a very limited version all the time kept space for themselves, and now they are in the forefront of the military the use of space, and we warn them all the time the situation is exactly the same, we express concern. there, the third fourth fifth expansion of nato and we are talking guys. well, you don’t have to do this, you will get it in the teeth. here, please, received in space, it seems to me here is the forecast for such a situation will be exactly. we express the same concerns about the melitoization of space, despite this the

here, again, cooperation is a complex resource, including on the shelf and cooperation between countriesis, it is necessary in order to extract them in order to ensure the supply of these energy resources, so to speak. to the world market. this is all very important, so to say so for ours. the arctic region is the base that, in general, can be, which means that it is a development factor here, it is very important to understand that the arctic, in the current conditions, is the field of activity where we can apply the technologies we have. well, for example, the development of transport projects for the development of the northern sea route, the construction, so to speak, of ships for the northern sea route. again, that is, this is a whole direction that allows here in these conditions, when they try to cut us off, that's a significant, uh, market. how to compensate for these shortfalls in income through domestic investment infrastructure projects focused on the long term? well, russia really needs to expand and strengthen cooperation in the arctic and in the arctic with foreign partners

finally, we need to build cooperation.o improve on the ability to provide global public goods that are needed to address these challenges. i will now present a set of propositions on how to turn some of our problems into opportunities to move forward. first, we need to utilize the multilateral approach to achieve free but secure trade. we cannot allow countries to use their market position, technologies, or products. to have the power to disrupt our economy or exercise unwanted geopolitical leverage. the efficiencies it brings are terms that work better for american workers. so, let's do it with the countries we know we can count on. favoring the supply chains for a large number of trusted countries so we can continue to securely extend market access will lower the risk to our economy, as well as to our trusted trade partners. we should also consider building a network of trade arrangements to incorporate elements of the modern economies that are growing economic importance, especially digital services. we should harmonize

anderson cooper is going to be here in a little while. >> jon: anderson cooper, yes!ust a delightful fella. great. >> stephen: and i just want to say how great the band sounds again. i mean, it's wonderful to have you back. ( cheers and applause ). to have joe back. i also want to point out, louis and the rest of the band sounded amazing while you guys were gone. we missed you, but, began, you guys did an amazing job keeping this band hot while you were out of the east coast area. >> jon: the best in the world, really. >> stephen: have you won anything recently, jon? you have one anything-- anything since the agreements? anything since the grammys? >> jon: oh, no, not since sunday. >> stephen: okay, well. keep it up. gotta keep it up, man. >> jon: got to keep it rolling. >> stephen: we mitt all win something, i just found out-- this is exciting-- we're nominated for the webbys, the web awards. we've already been honored by being honorable for the comedy podcast content series and music video siris webbys. but we're nominated for two webby awards that people get to vot

so that so big group, cooperative farming endeavors. bring in ancient greece. that wasn't possible because it's mostly the terrible for farming. the soil isn't good enough and it was around it's, i think a 1000 individual city states. i am cliffs descending to see rocky islands says that. so in order to get along and get ahead, kind of had to be a bit more of a self starter. you had to be somebody that was a potter or attending a few oliver only of trees in your garden to make oil. so that crazy kind of individualistic ideal of self, where in order to survive, to get long and educate, to kind of push yourself kind of forwards. and of course, very fascinatingly in ancient greece, we see things like the narcissism, messy, know, narcissus, who kinda fell in love with his image. you get, you know, great sporting competitions, you get the idea of self esteem. you get the idea that education is a kind of fascinating kind of theory. you know, it's not binary, but the west and emphasis on me. me, me, me, me comes from the physical landscape of, of ancient greece. and i

member cooper. >> cooper: thank you.es, since last night, i had conversations with residents of d5 and the d6 office. thanks. >> thank you. mr. -- once again, are there any callers in the queue, mr. clerk >> clerk: first, let's see if there's anyone in the room to give public comment on the member reports. not seeing any. we did have access instructions just a few moments ago. if there's anyone who is connected remotely who has comment for the task force member reports, can we be connected to any of them. >> mr. clerk -- we have one caller in the queue. >> clerk: can we please be connected. >> caller: hello. >> clerk: hello. >> caller: hi. yes, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. >> caller: yes, i am brenda bales and i wanted to just say that i was a little bit disappointed in the report that not more of the commissioners have been speaking or communicating with residents of d10. that's my only comment right now. >> clerk: thank you, brenda, for sharing your comments to the task force. anyone with public comment on t

, unfortunately, it also suspended cooperation with us.ve the opportunity to build some kind of unified scientific and technical space with belarus , for example, brotherly people to us brotherly country to us union there are options for cooperation between china and that same india itself well, there, it's clear they also have their own national interests. probably, in the friendly camp, how do you see the development of the situation in the near future. let's start with belarus, belarusians, well done, because they really preserved everything in various directions much more, so to speak, more carefully about what is and about development than we are, and therefore in the field of microelectronics in the field of laser technologies in a number others on the former speaking of agriculture. eh, they really are. uh, that is, the electronics of belarusians better than electronics. yes, and that's why we sometimes use their designs to support our electronics. uh, you know, even in the field of space and optics and electronics. eh, the belarusi

this is cooperation to solve, er, the problems of the african continent. so all of this dialogue has been created, and special associations for economic cooperation between russia and africa have been created in our ministry with the secretariat of the forum, which russia africa is engaged in in practice, and in the preparation of further contacts. the question you just asked is very important to us, however. i think speech it's not just about the horn of africa, it's about the whole world russia and ukraine especially russia has huge resources. and with that, they export a very large volume of products. to many countries. now first the conflict. we see that a lot of western sanctions have been imposed on russia, and of course, this situation is not acceptable in any case, of course, african rock will suffer from this war. the discount from this conflict in ukraine is a conflict between russia and the united states, please. good afternoon. i have a question for to sergey viktorovich, one of the conditions for russia in a number of countries to recognize th

cooper, yes!ful fella. >> jon: great. >> stephen: and i just want to say how great the band sounds, again. i mean, it's wonderful to have you back. ( cheers and applause ) to have joe and negah back. i also want to point out, louis and the rest of the band sounded amazing while you guys were gone. we missed you, but, man, you guys did an amazing job keeping this band hot while you were out-- while you were out-- while you were out of the east coast area. >> jon: killed it. the best. in the world, really. >> stephen: have you won anything recently, jon? have you won anything-- ( laughter ) anything since the grammys? anything since the grammys? >> jon: oh, no, not since su. steen: okwell. ( t to keep itp. got to ket p itp. >>: keeolling. >> stephen: we might all win something, because it turns out, i just found this out-- this is very exciting-- that we're nominated for some webbys, the web awards. the show is called the webbys. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. we've already been honored-- ( cheers an

we have ended scientific cooperation.eople from the russian federation say that this is also not true. no, none fact. where would china move away from existing cooperation. we are only building up, and at a very fast pace, these are cooperations. i think that the united states is very worried, but there is nothing to oppose and china shows. here is china all the time removes the reaction. he makes airspace flights . no reaction, he conducted a large-scale exercise verbal reaction, therefore, china, if he understands, is now calculating the reaction to the taiwanese operation. he understands there is no answer in the united states, because they did not give answers for ukraine in ukraine we are advancing. we are winning this operation for china, this is a very powerful argument that a special operation can be organized in taiwan. exactly the same and there will be no answer, except that here is japan why is japan acting so frantically shown on the footage was rem emmanuel this is the new ambassador after 2 years in japan i

it's a good point. >> i second member cooper's motion. >> i didn't -- i want a clarification. what is his -- >> do you want me to restate it? >> so my understanding was to make an adjustment to the four d map that establishes a district three western border to bring russian hill into district two. the western border would be van ness, union, jones, columbus, 11 worth to the water. >> i can clarify procedurally, i think it would not, if the motion for -- i think we should take the motion for the current map first and i think if that one passes, the other map would still -- we would still draw it with five a. we would draw this map because that's what this motion says but we would make the changes to four, what was that, four da and make that a 5b that we would have in our back pocket. >> so, you're saying take this motion first? >> right. >> that's what i said. if y'all trust me, we would be further along. >> mr. chair, it's not a matter of not trusting you but making sure we have the same understanding of the order of operations for the things we need to take. >> to member coo

.— cooperation.really reassuring. we must - cooperation. yeah, really. reassuring. we must leave cooperation. yeah, really i reassuring. we must leave it here but thank you for speaking to us. there's been a second of day of protests in the city of grand rapids in the us state of michigan after police released video footage of a white officer shooting dead a black man during a confrontation. the footage shows patrick lyoya being shot in the back of the head as the two men wrestle after a traffic stop. the protests have remained calm and peaceful, though anger is high. our correspondentjohn sudworth has the story — a warning, his report contains some distressing images. it began as a routine police matter, with 26—year—old patrick lyoya pulled over in his car by a white officer in a michigan suburb. do you have a driver's licence? do you speak english? yes. but what happened next has once again put the question of racialjustice and policing right back in the national spotlight. 1915, we've got one run

very good, help for cooperation from both sides. also remind our collaborators about our cooperation in areas, energy, here we are finishing nuclear energy. uh, the largest largest facility in belarus is hydrocarbon and gas and oil. there is something for you to think about, something to talk about, we will always be there, no matter how the situation develops and no one should think that russia is really such a huge power. it takes half a day to fly from one region to another, belarus is smaller and but they didn’t do enough in this, the spool of gifts we have what to put on the bowl of huge russia, we will put out a little time for us. thanks luhansk people's republic for liberated territories are finding more and more new evidence of war crimes of ukrainian neo-nazis retreating. they shoot at residential buildings , leave them in anti-personnel mines on the streets, and deliberately destroy civilian infrastructure . report by our military correspondent in the luhansk republic, nikolai tolkachev. the strength of the people's milit

that is, it is all very now amicably for the students themselves for the universities and cooperation and against this background i must say that both russia and russian institutions are pushing russians out of all international projects and from all treaties, and this process has also acquired such a general character, well, there is certainly something that is not done, and i wanted it to be implemented in educational life, at which points should it be implemented as soon as possible in our ministry of education, well, now we have very significant delays with the publication of a-a admission conditions for next year and on the basis of which the university forms its admission rules, that is, we as institutions of higher education should understand more clearly the dates, for example, when the admission to master's programs at the bachelor's program will take place at the graduate school, that is, hd programs, that is, there will be a certain delay. i think this is the most important thing now and in in principle, it is important to return after the war to all those reforms that were

is cooperation in space. it is so deep and so we now cannot live without each other, that they are without us that we are without them. e, therefore, we, uh, need, on the contrary, to unite and in no case break. uh, these international connections are solemn russian speeches. he stated that russia will resume its lunar program, the luna 25 apparatus, designed to study the earth's satellite, is going to be launched from here from the cosmodrome. vostochny will definitely consistently and persistently implement all the plans. we will continue the creation of a new transport ship generation and technologies of nuclear space energy, where we certainly have a very good and absolutely clear advantage, we will resume the lunar program by launching from the vostochny cosmodrome and an automatic spacecraft , a robotic complex. moon 25. i would like to emphasize. we need to successfully meet the challenges of space exploration in order to more effectively solve national development tasks here on earth, strengthen our s

it has already started work on issues of bilateral cooperation on the twenty-fourth of march, when ethe interdepartmental delegation of the russian federation, headed by the special representative of the president of russia for afghanistan, director of the department of the ministry of foreign affairs for peace kabulov, and with the participation of half a dozen representatives, were also discussed. on the same day, our economic trade and transport departments simultaneously delivered another batch of humanitarian aid, about 20 tons of medicines, such assistance to afghanistan. we will of course continue. we also note that hmm, good conditions are being created for the further development of trade and economic ties between russia and afghanistan to resume those areas in which they were interrupted for some period. it will also promote contacts between people in general in a broad sense. well, and contacts between our entrepreneurs. we, from the side of the ministry of foreign affairs, provide this process with with worldwide support, we see promising areas for the development of coop

uh, diplomatic cooperation, military technical cooperation.operation in the field of agro-industrial complex. what was said and no doubt we supply hydrocarbons in china we have extensive experience of interaction with the strange east in addition, russia was one of those states, more precisely, the soviet union which contributed, and contributed to the strengthening of the east , e, the elimination of the enslavement of the east by the west. here comes peace today. here is the very sovereign in which we need to maintain links, for which we need to form our own image. and as a fair country, and the country of truth is that justice is valued in the east, first of all, the new ideological split of the world into democracy and autocracy, which you are striving for. the united states is unattainable by any of the key or western powers, including democratic ones like india, do not want to join the united states against russia and china, rather a situation arises. the west is against everyone else, of course, not in terms of bloc confrontation, nor i

this is an example of successful cooperation between the regions of the two countries .ussian competencies were taken as the basis for this chemical industrial park preparation and organization of industrial infrastructure facilities maria kudryavtseva one prusov ivan zamorin vesti, uzbekistan min figures and the ministry of finance agreed on amendments to the tax code that are necessary for it specialists to receive benefits. they can be adopted as early as may-june at the third package of measures to support the domestic it industry. the head of mines told the figures maksut shadayev told the head of the department about the system of grants, but now a live broadcast on our channel in moscow begins a press conference by sergei lavrov, of course, we must not forget the middle east settlement, because. this is one of the oldest conflicts in the world, which, contrary to the decisions of the security council and and further away from his decision from his settlement, but understandably the main focus. we paid attention to the situation on the european continent and, in th

and reinvigorate the international cooperation on which the 20th century economy was built. if this conflict has taught us anything, the dividends of our shared economic system come not only in the form of prosperity, but the ability to defend our most sacred principles.

and go in charge let's cooperate.nd, it is very easy on the other hand, it's not easy at all. a tolerant thought you know what a tolerant is, an outstanding diplomat and a cunning politician. and how did he get away? from all sorts of difficult situations, and kissinger called him. one of the most prominent diplomats so tolerant believed that quoting the attention of a politician is the art of cooperation. i see didn't stop tone and the question is to cooperate with what? conscience immediately with the truth i have already asked, do you imagine a tolerant, and tolerance conscience, however, is wrong. go to your account. what kind of error is this? the second note, i went to the stands. daria senin, city of tula education center 22 lyceum of arts toleran said that politics is the art of cooperating with the inevitable. you see, i have it written otherwise with inevitability, but he said it in french, it's french and god knows you can translate it this way and that way. your honor, in my opinion, clever is an order. i'

so he is now cooperating.opper eight with law enforcement, to cooperate with congress. think that you're not really seeing from the inner circle that surrounds trump. >> so, michael let's be clear. in this instance, ali alexander is claiming he doesn't really know anything. he says, i'm cooperating, but i don't really know anything of value. when it comes to you, though, you know this former president very, very well. but it seems like he hasn't faced any legal consequences for his the mentally lawless activity. michael, tell me. is there a roadmap you could provide that would result in an indictment of donald trump? >> let me say this. i'm very disappointed, as are many people, and the fact that our district attorney here in new york, alvin bray, despite what he says in the most recent statement that the investigation is ongoing and continuing. i believe, personally, that it's not. i make that statement simply because, in the two plus months since alvin bragg has been an office, i have yet to speak to him onc

only agency stressing but international space station cooperation is only possible if restrictions are removed for you and condemned britain. censorship of russian media outlets including r t as the west launch is yet another volley of sanctions against small 0 one. welcome. this is dorothy international with the latest world news update. its good to have you with us. i saw a fighting continues in the city of mario pole, which has been ravaged by intense parcels for a month now. russian officials say more than a 100000 people have been safely evacuated from the city to the east. however, the red cross attempted to escort a further 50 buses west of the city on friday, but was forced to turn back saint conditions made it impossible to proceed. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski claims russian troops are leaving mines as they withdraw from other areas of the country, saying they are be trapping homes and even dead bodies creating what he called a complete disaster. however, moscow insist fits the ukrainian army, which is retreating as russian forces advance shooting down dozens of ukra

yes, i think that — in closer cooperation? yes, i think that is _ in closer cooperation?at is exactly - in closer cooperation? yes, i think that is exactly right. i think that is exactly right. after the shock of losing the crimea, ukraine really became a very cooperative partner with nato countries, especially the united states, uk and canada, and basically the ukrainian military has reform from the ground up. what you really see is the building of a non— commissioner officer corps, so it is not so much the material thatis it is not so much the material that is very important, you see the superiority of that unit, initiative taken by small units within the ukrainian military in relation to the russian forces. it has made a big difference and there is still training going on outside of ukraine, they are sending forces to learn how to use the howitzers, to use the various artillery pieces. that is being provided by nato forces, just not inside ukraine, as far as we know. it not inside ukraine, as far as we know— not inside ukraine, as far as we know-— not inside ukraine, a

this is a mystery. cooperated with the americans. yes. when the service will dear. dear cooperated. thus they came 2 years later. it instantly started with the missouri dnr baggage. any i say my british as a similarly, in case of the sun, we may have given you some sort of a notable insurance about certain things depot. we were not cooperating with the medical people and then you worked it and they should double game and front work. well, it was a compulsion. we had to do something so that the italian mand remain viable, that the but they will throw them out. that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison, her, if no good president, a few korean thinks that he's been left i. e and ray. one can talk about, you know, wrong over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity, he knew what was going to happen. and now you can only get that type of sport and nothing is there. the americans did not. you will tell them in dang, if they did, it took place. if it must go tech, you remember we will not be able

we are having cross-border cooperation. also think thinking about an original security picture long-term which will help stabilize our region. souad: u.s. secretary of state blinken said during the summit, and i'm quoting him, he's regional peace agreements can't be a substitute between progress with israelis and palestinians. is he right? amb. herzog: that certainly was a topic that was discussed at the summit. i certainly believe that it offers benefits for israeli palestinian relations because our involvement could open more space for both parties to engage. i believe stakeholders in some of the court issues separating israelis and palestinians like security and other issues. i hope we find a way to operationalize that intentional so that it also benefits the israeli-palestinian relations. souad: israel was able to cut deals with other areas, why is it so difficult to find agreement with the palestinians? amb. herzog: i could give you a lecture all day long, i spent well over 20 years of my life negotiating peace with th

this is a myth that re cooperated with the americans. yes. when the service will there do cooperated with us? they came to years later. the list and started with baggage any i say my predecessor. similarly, in case of the sun, you may have given, you know, some sort of a verbal insurance about certain things deep, don't revert, not cooperating with the medical people and then you work it and they should double game and front what? well, it was a compulsion. we had to do something so that the italian mand remain viable, that the but they will throw them out. that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison her, if no good president of few korean thinks that he's been left, i am trey one can talk about you know, wrong over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity he knew what was going to happen, and now you can only get that type of support and nothing else that the americans did not. you will tell them in dang, if their dad took place. if the must go act,

this is an example of successful cooperation between the regions of the two countries .tencies in the preparation and organization of industrial infrastructure facilities were taken as the basis for this chemical industrial park. maria kudryavtseva vadim prusov ivan zamorin vesti, uzbekistan russia borders on the ability to arbitrarily change or close the route of public transport , prime minister mikhail mishustin announced this, but he noted that this decision is aimed, including at curbing the growth of fares , a decision has been prepared that is aimed at

this is a mystery. cooperated with the americans. yes. when the service will dear. dear cooperated. thus they came 2 years later. the list and had started with the missouri dnr baggage. any i say my predecessor. similarly, in case of the sun, we may have given you some sort of a notable insurance about certain things deep. don't revert, not cooperating with the medical keep don't. and then you worked, then she'd double game and from what, well, it was a compulsion. we had to do something so that the italian mand remain viable, that the but they will to them out. that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison her, if now poor resident, the few korean thinks that he's been left i. e and ray, one can talk about, you know, along over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity, he knew what was going to happen. and now you can only get that type of water. nothing is that the americans did not. you will tell them in dang if their dad took place. if the must go deck, you remember if you like me were, co

primorsky territory questions of cooperation an opportunity for me to visit once again on the edge of united fatherland, the president of russia, he did not say many, many times that i would definitely visit vladivostok on the russian island. i am i say ok. i'm sitting watching my promise to putin to visit the russian island lukashenka kept visited the oceanarium of the far eastern federal university checked. how is the construction of a new cultural and educational complex going by the end of the year. music choreographic schools with the possibility of accommodation will work here. very soon, young talents from belarus from brest to vladivostok can also study here. cooperation is what unites such geographical regions and, perhaps, construction is one of the most active, industries developing in this light. now in russian, work is actively underway to complete the construction of a cultural and educational center. and belarusian specialists have been working here for several months now. the first agreement on cooperation in trade, economic, social and cultural spheres between primors

after all, you are actively cooperating with them. as i would like to convey to my compatriots the reasons for my act, you will subdue non-secret information. i don't want to be used in the dark to spread disinformation. i'm not going to involve you in spy games, rather the opposite. i have a message for miss grace. come back later, i'm busy. they asked for an immediate response. okay, i open. sorry. and on what occasion did the author of this message ask to convey champagne? why two glasses? is that also his request? and who is he, i do not know him in the corridor, i do not dare to enter. miss graves, he really wants to see you, could your guest come out. i don't understand, they leave. need urgently report. so this is a cat in person. come on, major hello, i wish you good health, i'm glad to be with you again, and i heard that many of your colleagues from the fsb refuse to work with seals. well, it’s not difficult to supervise you, but it’s interesting in addition. i volunteered myself, the command decided that you and i are doing

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the security cooperation tents to be enough away are. if we bring later some southcom militaries nations of united states for training, described to the committee the value of that program. >> that's the professional military education. that's where they come to the war college which is at the lieutenant colonel level. right now at 17 chiefs of defense and six ministers of defense in the united states. they know that they get the best education and training when they come here. they want to come here and what we try to work with his $13 million annually is to have sustained consistent personnel from their militaries defending her professional military education. >> these are relatively small investments in southcom a region without assigned forces as general richardson said and i would suggest to my committee colleagues watch this space. i think there will be a budget submitted to us very soon and look at the dollars for southcom. have a great concern that challenges elsewhere in the world will make these de minimis investments and shrin

some of mike pence's aides have cooperated. we know they took a dim view of what pence's been demanded to do it has to do. what does your report indicate about this memo? what is it likely to cast on the possibility of pence talking to the committee? >> the memo shows that as early as this december 7th, the 2020, pence himself had a sense of urgency about how exactly the electoral count worked, well jobs and abilities and limits would be on january six. he recognize that early, with one person familiar to the memo, called a disinformation campaign, launched by the presidents allies and targeted directly app pence to try and persuade him to buy into the lie that he can reverse the election results. this memo captures that moment in a way that is very fresh and breezing. it highlights the extent to which the select committee has already incredibly detailed, thorough visibility into pence 's world. pence's top white house lawyer spoke at length to the committee. even if the committee does not get pence, they already know so much,

and as a territory of dialogue of stability and constructive cooperation, the volume of transportation along the northern sea route by 2030 will exceed 200 million tons for uninterrupted navigation at russian shipyards, four nuclear-powered icebreakers are being built. and here is a drifting laboratory, analogues, which do not exist in the newest ship north pole. the start of the first expedition is scheduled for autumn, it is unlikely that other countries will build something similar in the foreseeable future, the strength of the hull is such that the ship can freeze into ice for 2 years and drift. this will allow you to get into those corners of the artic, where it is extremely difficult to get to and where it has never been before. accordingly, we we will begin to receive unique data on the state of ice, the natural atmosphere of the high-latitude arctic , data that are not available to us today around the arctic deposits, a real global battle has been going on for a long time, in which, in addition to russia , canada, denmark, norway is extremely active in washington, which is incr

struggle, but we are also cooperating with them .is clear in space programs that our space industry will develop, as president putin said today, and we will maintain our leadership positions in space. well, and most importantly, the military operation in ukraine will be brought to an end, because our business is there.

they will cooperate with us more.ow long will the west self-isolate itself from these world processes? well let's leave it up to them, but er, we actually had a lot of arguments. we ourselves are the east or the west, yes, in fact, we came to the conclusion that we are still russia in itself a civilization and which, well, there will be more than others and we are not a european country, one cannot say we are rather such a euro-pacific country that is truly global. e player. and from this point of view. we don't have to choose. e. for us, our ancestors have already chosen for us the largest territory on the globe, but our link to the european economy was, after all, our weakness, because by and large europe is a weakening center of power. this is a stagnating economic region, unlike east asia , which has developed much more dynamically and our attachment to europe is actually slightly restrained much more interesting to become attached to such a growing center of power, which is east asia, we, for us, now, as it were,

yvette cooper, thank you ve much come clean. yvette cooper, thank you very much for— come clean. you very much for talking to _ come clean. yvette cooper, thank you very much for talking to us. _ let's get more on this with our political correspondent, rajdeep sandhu. much more detail coming out about the chancellor's arrangements. tell us what has transpired today. we do know that he — us what has transpired today. we do know that he did _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a _ us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a green - us what has transpired today. we do know that he did hold a green card l know that he did hold a green card while he was in post as chancellor, a spokesperson has said that he had that because of when he lived and worked in the us, and that he kept hold of it and at the first time he went to the us as chancellor, which went to the us as chancellor, which we believe was october 2021, and he spoke to the authorities there and immediately gave it up. during th