is possible to do this, as it was actually done through such an instrument as the council of national security and defense, since it is a russian messenger, there are no problems that would stand in the way of this, there are none, and what is said today nikita peturaev, he speaks, i would say, even a liberal opinion, he says that, well, okay, then let's at least establish a dialogue and allow us to work in ukraine, well, a verification one. telegram channels, let's at least see the ownership structure of each telegram channel, yes there should be at least some minimal transparency and minimal regulation, regulation is critical actually, you know facebook, it regulates a lot of content, youtube regulates a lot of content , and this is absolutely normal if you live in an informational world where there are fakes total, then it is impossible not to regulate, because you will simply suffocate, we live on information'. trash, forgive me, i just can't put it any other way, when anybody can produce any lie, and well, hundreds of thousands of people, or millions of people have access to it, and you just can't ev

already mentioned the national security and defense council as a tool in the fight against those who promote russian ideas and bring russian peace here, and we saw these decisions ofhe national security council when medvedchuk's tv channels were closed, and we saw how the national security council... made decisions regarding vkontakte networks and classmates, well, the russian orthodox church, the branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine is also such a network, that is, in principle, a propaganda network that was created yet. during stalin's time, this church was created in the form in which it exists, and what's more, now the head of this church the uoc mp is a member of the holy synod of the russian orthodox church, is this not a reason to say that this church is hostile to ukraine, and perhaps, again, not to go this long way of nine months and a month for... to entry into force of this law, that is, 10 months, whether or not it would be easier to pass through the council of national security and defense a decision on banning the activities of organizations connected with the russian orthodox church. this is a very sensitive issue, we cannot here, and so

there is a threat to national security and defense from any organization from any organization, then its activities can be stopped there or by the ministry of justice or the councilnational security and defense, as was the case with the parties that were banned by the opzh and the shari party, among others. and since it was excluded from...

there is a threat national security and defense from any organization, from any organization, then its activities can be stopped there either by the ministry of justice or the council of national security and defense, as was the case with the parties that were banned opzh and the sharia party, among other things, since medvedchuk's tv channels were taken off the air, i.e. why here, well, there is no sequence, that we can also go down this road, proving that it is not a religious organization, that it is an organization of moscow's influence on the information space and ukrainian society. as for me, yours the question is absolutely correct in the first part, now the situation is reversed in the fact that... in our country its activity is prohibited, and i, for example, do not fully understand that a significant part of this activity could be done at the expense of the special services and actually due to the detection of specific agents, not isolated cases, systematically and en masse, in fact, we understand that not everyone has been reached, and actually the organization is not as terrible as the terrible members of the organization, if the organization does not h

maybe something should be done with the law, maybe, maybe they will still create a council of national security and defensenskyy will say, so come on, let's go and they will still vote, besides , by the way, they said such things that, like, they are waiting, when they would not like ukraine to be slandered there in the west. well, because there is such a situation there, actually giving cartridges to voldemar, where are the cartridges, giving just these russian propagandists, because if they show it to trump, or let’s say to the magatrumpists, look, the people’s deputies don’t want to pass that law, because they have problem, really then there is a problem, that is, they create problems, then they say that this problem arose where they themselves created it, so i think that zelenskyy will now try to ride somewhere in the wave, because ukrainians are much smarter, but we talked about trust in... the government, the government thinks that it is trust in it, no, ukrainians are just wonderful understand that it is not possible to change the government now, because putin, our enemies, will use it, but to hold

discussing the topic of the telegram, because we really need to consider the draft law and then... decide in the parliamentary hall or turn to the council of national security and defenselusions of the ukrainian special services, the security service of ukraine, first of all. next, we will talk about how the russian federation is currently trying to destroy the energy system of ukraine, this is an important issue in fact, and obviously, it will be relevant throughout the entire period, the next period of the russian-ukrainian war. denis sh of ukraine says that thanks to two levels of protection, the ukrainian energy industry lost little, little equipment during yesterday's airstrike, although the enemy used cluster missiles for the first time ammunition let's listen to what the head of the ukrainian government said. according to the distribution, the objects were mostly hit by drones, there were no rocket strikes, because it was economically impractical for the enemy. yesterday, by the way, the first ones took place... with rockets, but they were rockets with cluster ammunition, not the daggers with which our substations and distribution stations were attacked. accordi

maybe do something with the law, maybe, maybe they... after all, they will make the council of national security and defensel say, so come on, come on, and they will still vote, besides, they by the way, they said such things that they are waiting, when they would not like ukraine to be slandered there in the west, because there is such a situation there, in fact, supplying cartridges, voldemar, where are the cartridges, supplying just these russian propagandists, because if they show trump there, or the alleged magatrumpists there, look, people's deputies do not want to adopt that law, because they have a problem. then a problem really arises, that is , they create problems, then they say that this problem arose where they themselves created it, so i think that zelensky will now try to ride somewhere in the wave, because ukrainians are much smarter, so we talked about trust to the government, the government thinks that this is trust in it, no, it's just that ukrainians understand very well that it is not possible to change the government now, because putin, our enemies, will use it, but to think of us as f

of service and activity, everything related to social networks is normal and it is our responsibility, but also that of the national council on television and radio broadcasting, this is a matter of the national security and defense council of ukraine. who continue to control this process and ensure compliance with ukrainian legislation, the ukrainian language and the protection of the ukrainian language, yes, let's not confuse it with some kind of slur or with this, you know, traced russian language with ukrainian words, yes, because they are actually two, like said the classics of great differences, and the ukrainian language is very often superlative. of course different, so we understand that it is not easy to reduce everything to a single denominator of some kind, and there are great discussions, yes, and for good reason, i also mentioned khrystinopol, yes, built by pototsk in honor of his wife khrystyna lyubomyrska and so on, here there is its own specificity, and the same in language, you know, not only toponymy, and if we talk, for example, about the protection of the ukrainian classical model, yes, well, for example, there i will not climb into some such distant empires, well, for example there we have t

it is to question the security of everyone around you, and you in the first place, and why are we not ready now to make such decisions as the national security and defense council proposed and took, in fact, during the times when victoria... tsyumar and i had the honor of working in the national security and defense council, and it seems to me that we very often try to live in the reality of a non-belligerent country, and the fact that we are periodically shelled, all cities, well, no cities in ukraine, perhaps with the exception of uzhhorod, but still flew to the transcarpathian region, to the volovets region, yes, which were not attacked, and at the same time. to tolerate a network that most likely has relations and is clearly subservient to the russian special services, only because it is somehow more convenient, well, in principle, this is simply a matter of a lack of desire to survive, the rhetoric of restoration is very popular in our country, the rhetoric of restoration is very popular in our country what we have to think about there, what will happen after... the war, friends, we have to survive in the war, and in the information war, telegram, tiktok i

time about... proposed by the national security council and taken during the times when victoria syumar and i had the honor of working in the national security and defensencil, and it seems to me that we very often try to live in the reality of a non-belligerent country, and what us are periodically shelled, all cities, well, there are no cities in ukraine, with the possible exception of uzhhorod, but still in... the zakarat region, they flew to the volovets region, yes, which would not be attacked, and at the same time tolerate the network, which most likely has relations and has a clear subordination to the russian special services, only because it is somehow more convenient, well, in principle, this is simply a matter of a lack of desire to survive, it is very popular in our country now. the rhetoric of recovery, the rhetoric about what we should think about is very popular in our country will be after the war, friends, we have to survive the war, and in the information war, telegram, tiktok is a weapon that is used against us, if you are subscribed and do not block, in principle, sensitive, important material that you provide to these networks, rath

of outstanding creative groups by international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 14 years was led by barry loncarn. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this fund has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists. in close connection with the authorities and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows them to get into a foreign country under a false flag non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, as well as the unwanted government through the media direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights. led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted in the idea destruction of the ussr

that the preamble of the draft law contains references to article nine and article 11 of the european convention on human rights and the decision of the national security and defense counciliated the drafting of the draft law. therefore, the draft law does not in any way interfere in the sphere of a person's religion, but only regulates it activities of organizations operating in the religious sphere. the committee is extremely surprised by the unfounded pseudo-critical remarks that have been heard recently about the text of the draft law 80. 371 from various commentators, these statements give the impression that these experts, firstly, did not read the text of the draft law until the second reading, and secondly , try to give it an assessment from a religious point of view, although, as we have proven, the said draft law does not apply to religion at all. even more, the committee is surprised by the same unfounded pseudo-criticism on the part of des, without exception, all of its legislative proposals have been preserved from the text of the first reading, and a huge number of important amendments of its authorship have been taken into account in the second reading. it

of bright creative teams. international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 2014 were managed by barry loncarne. previously, he worked at the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in 1915 it was recognized as an undesirable organization, so human rights activists.

of bright creative groups, international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to... barry loncarne was in charge from the fourteenth years. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council ande cia. since 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close contact with the authorities and capital. and it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows. to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit it themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr at the end of eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media direct links with politicians. as a result, the struggle for human rights led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, non-governmental... the united states, which consisted in the idea of ​​destroying the ussr as an evil empire. as oleg popov claimed, for 20 years, participating in the hum

of tension and stepping up efforts to involve russians in terrorist activities. this was announced today by fsb director alexander bortnikov at a meeting of the national security and defense council. this year, the security forces suppressed the activities of 45 secret cells of illegal. international organizations prevented 110 terrorist attacks, in most cases the perpetrators were recruited agents. the attack on the kursk region, according to bortnikov, is also being carried out not without the support of the collective west. at present, the necessary measures are being taken to protect our citizens, a counter-terrorist operation regime has been introduced on the territory of the kursk region and other regions bordering ukraine. in order to suppress the terrorist plans of the enemy. assessment the work carried out in these conditions clearly demonstrated the importance of organizing in advance the readiness of all counter-terrorism entities to respond to an escalation of the situation. a single center for paying pensions and benefits for forced migrants from border areas has been organized in kursk. about 800 people have been evacuated from the area where the counter-terrorism o

of supporting bright creative teams, international projects? " bary loncarne headed the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 2014. previously, he worked in the national security council of the ministry of defense, the national intelligence council ande cia. since 1991, this foundation has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, and in 2015 it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close in conjunction with power and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired. such a tool that allows you to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they themselves admit. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the late eighties. in this way , the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted of the idea of ​​destroying the

people's deputy, deputy chairman of the council's committee on national security, defense and intelligenceerniv said on the air of the telethon that soon in the summer... there will be more, ukraine expects 49 more planes from the netherlands, 19 from belgium, but to achieve the necessary the minimum of 128 aircraft has not yet been achieved. oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military and legal research, joins our broadcast. oleksandr, congratulations, thank you for joining. i congratulate you. the f-16 is already in ukraine, already officially, as everyone has already seen. the economist wrote: better late than never. on this. at the stage of the war, what effect will these fighters have? well, it is necessary to proceed from the existing armament , in principle you can see that these aircraft, they have adapted precisely to the conditions of ukraine, and i will tell you that this adaptation is the most difficult, therefore that the challenges that the f-16 will face in ukraine are extremely high, and this includes a challenge for our partners, who understand that they must demon

threat to national security and defense from any organization, from any organization, then its activities can be stopped there or the ministry of justice or the national security and defense council. as, among other things, it happened with the parties that were banned by the opzh and the sharia party, as medvedchuk's tv channels were taken off the air, i.e. why is there no consistency here, that we can also go down this road, proving that it is not religious organization, that it is an organization of moscow's influence on the ukrainian information space and society. as far as i am concerned, your question is absolutely correct in the first part, now the reverse situation is reversed in that its activity is prohibited in our country, and i, for example, do not fully understand that a significant part of this activity could be done at the expense of the special services and in fact , due to the detection of specific agents, not isolated cases, systematically and massively, in fact, we understand that we have not reached all of them, and actually not such a terrible organization. as scary members of the organization, if there are no members of the organization infiltrated by russi

of 22... zelensky himself spoke, and there was a decision of the national security and defense council that we would not hold negotiations, but it seems that it was not with russia, but while putin is in... . even with putin, i think it was specifically with putin, yes, with putin, who is in power, and i think that at that time, there were fears that, let's say, pressure would be put on ukraine so that, relatively speaking, three minsk agreements were concluded there, and that was exactly what it was for a decision was made that does not allow ukraine... any leadership to enter into such negotiations, to sacrifice ukrainian interests, that is, it was a demonstration that we will not make compromises at the expense of ukrainian interests, yes, although indeed from a formal point of view we see a contradiction here, because the decision was made then, yes, but the situation is developing, it is now the 24th year, two years, two years. arrived, it is developing, and you rightly said that you know when ukrainians are asked about negotiations, ukrainians say, yes, but when they are asked specifical

mainly used by young people, and this continued until the ukrainian authorities banned these social networks due to the decision of the national security and defense councilbanned it due to the beginning of the russian-ukrainian war, and then facebook began to grow, because before of this facebook had only 10-17% of users, and why was the messenger and social network vkontakte so popular, due to the fact that there was a lot of pirated content, no one controlled it. it so happened that durov's vkontakte was bought, bought for very big money, he continued to be significantly richer than most russians, he continued to be an extremely rich man, and he could not have had this wealth without the permission of putin personally and the russian authorities, but why didn't you let him do it, why didn't you let him then he should create telegram, telegram is a unique network, it really does not limit anyone, someone wants to write information there in closed chats and gather people for rallies, someone... or vice versa, campaign for putin, there are a lot of official accounts of russian official bodies, by the way, just like ukrainian ones today, why did russia all

down this long road of nine months and a month for this law to come into force, well that is 10 months, wouldn't it be easier to pass through the national security and defense council a decision to ban the activities of organizations connected to the russian orthodox church? this is a very sensitive issue. we can't here, and so they are, we did everything as loyally as possible. by the way, there is no need to wait nine months, if they do not cut off the connection, the state can do it in three months, then they are obliged to sue. this, if there will be any controversial situations, when it will be unclear whether they broke the connection or not, with the kyiv metropolitanate, everything is clear, and there is no need to wait for anyone here, you can act quickly, or they can really break all relations with ... the russian church, it is their choice, the fact that we made it a law is absolutely correct, because it does not expose us to security, when the lobbyists of the russian church will pay various western politicians there, er, so that they tell us that we are organizing the persecution of christianity, but in order for this not to happen, we have actually ma

let's bring bring an robert greenway former senior director of the national security council until officer and director of center for national defenseheritage foundation. good to see you. thank you for coming in. at this moment a very serious one. they are telling fox news is trey yingst overseas that iran could attack in the next 24 hours at the very earliest. obviously the white house john kirby saying today they are preparing for all sorts of different things that could happen here. what is your expectation in this moment right now of what iran might do. what might the retaliation look like and how likely is it that it would happen this week? >> thank you for having me. miscalculation is a high probability here and i think we have lost deterrence that got us to this point and it's also likely that it will lead to further escalation. iran and its proxies are attacked in iraq and syria and that is an indication that they don't judge the circumstance with restraint on their part. it is also difficult for them to walk back the statement after the assassination during a presidential inauguration. a public embarrassment and they judge

as vice president you are a member of the national security council along with the secretary of defense andsident and over four years kamala harris staked no position, included no profile for herself, she inherits the downside of the biden administration including this parade by our adversaries of stuff they took away from us for free. stuart: let's switch gears. ukraine's offensive in russia. the wall street journal has a story today that reports ukrainian troops in trouble on the eastern front. is kyiv's incursion into russia in trouble? they are making great progress. >> it was a political gamble, military gamble. they took the russians by surprise and made an incursion into russian territory, clearly angered the russians, vladimir putin had a press conference with the governor of the region vote was invaded and appear to be caring about the plight of russians, he feels under pressure but this is a smaller country in a war of attrition and if you are going to deplete forces to have an invasion you will be can forces elsewhere and russia will likely exploit that. stuart: seems like they a

and everything is okay? well, we have, but we have an energy minister who failed absolutely everything he could fail, including the decision of the national security and defense councilastructure for possible attacks, which was adopted last year, but he remains in office. and we really have a lot of such moments that remain unclosed, or which remain and for some reason are still not closed, in all senses of the word, so in this case there is a question of who is, who is puppeteering the puppets of the monomajority, in office, they will finally appoint someone to the ministry. culture of information or not, what they will do with the minister of energy, whether they will do anything at all with the man derkach, who is already running for the council in the council of the federation, the russian federation, but his person is now also in the position of minister of energy and even another person of his is in charge of energoatom, and therefore in this case there is simply too much. there are questions for them, but today you will receive one answer, tomorrow another, so until it is an accomplished fact, to be honest , i think it is pointless to comment on anything, list

they will read out from the department of the defense and the national security council waive up to the wavering support for ukraine. but don't give up many more details on the talks and also on ukraine. squish just try crushing targets as a war and ukraine drags on teeth need. so only we have found support from the us, but also from its allies. they will meet or drum cheyenne basinger. i'm in the next week is part of the so called ukraine defense contact group, as well as military says that as killed to militants attempting to attack and security forces in separate locations in the west bank following its free de operation inside the occupied palestinian territory. in one of the attack, a vehicle exploded at the gas station elsewhere minutes and rammed a car into the gates of an israeli settlement. before being so dead. yeah, that it's improved a mazda praise the attempt to detox as a message of resistance. is there any forces, have failed, at least 20 people in the west bank in recent days, including a senior mazda mazda police julian children wait patiently by the side of the road. a

the kyiv municipal building ihor kushnir, yaroslav dubnevich, deputy secretary of the national security and defense councilby the way, like svynarchuk you say, they really like to play the gladkovskyi card when they talk about the previous president poroshenko , but i... wanted to remind that he, whom nabu and sap are accused of causing losses to the state of 14 to 174 million hryvnias, was able, as i understand it, to poli'. our country is already present, well, a word, well, not by dmytruk alone, he is the first, he the last one, dear, well, you know, i’m talking about the social issue, and by the way, by the way, dmytruk a week before he left, he almost announced his departure, he also in his social networks, his wife is also there already posted that she is in moldova, he is there with almost direct hints. talked about the fact that he might have to leave there and so on and the like, this despite the fact that people's deputies of ukraine are not released from ukraine without appropriate cover letters, well, more than that, many people's deputies deputies do not even have the opportunity to go abroad,

morein interesting is this politico reporting and reports activists are drafting a list to fill the national security council and the department of defense on the list? will we see secretary of state , with the secretaryhran of defense jamaal bowman? is china going to invade tehran on kamala's watch? this is before we get to theadin interview partner tim walz. d there is a lot we need to know about misleading comments about dui, his military service and why do you think tampons alongal and the boys bathroom and why he let minneapolis burn durinrig te 2020 george floyd riots? all of those questions is a tall order for tha bue liberal medias what they ask any of them? joh 20 us now as speaker of the house, mike johnson. always in pleasure to have h you, speaker johnson. i want to talk with the orderefr and kamala harris and if dea kamala harris says i was for this bipartisan immigration deal that contained border wall funding but langford who negotiated that bill had this to say. this is axios, langford was surprised with harris' order an. was involved in month-long organization and we never saw the staff but she was johnny you come never.

russia, there was still no authorized religious department, even at the level of the national security and defense council. the fsb, the russian federation in ukraine, that is, it is already there, well, raises quite serious questions, and apparently already, well, put the authorities in a situation where they simply could not help but make a decision that it is necessary to vote, but whether it will be voted on, of course, we will see, and on tuesday, we will tuesday vote, yes, yes, yes. and mr. volodymyr, you have already mentioned this character, the internet and various platforms are on fire here, the name of dmytrouk goes along with such vocabulary that cannot be spoken on tv, this servant of the people from odesa, a great admirer of pabedobesiya and sharia, who left the pro-government faction, and what is he doing there that can stop the work of the entire parliament regarding the second reading of this law. he is so omnipotent, i don't know about omnipotence, but we understand it ourselves, the toolkit can be different, if it concerns moscow priests, then provocations can be, well, there is a wide

cycle is that there's a listing being formed of progressive to come into the kamala harris the kamala harris department of defense and national security councilthe biden guys, the obama guys. who are they bringing in? ilhan omar? progressives take over and iran gets nuclear weapons in china invades taiwan. world war iii. >> emily: at the same time we have emboldened our enemies.we >> carley: without question. when i read that rep report of e progressive national security experts, it felt like an oxymoron to me. are there really progressive national security efforts? seems like that shouldn't be a thing. i'm so glad we are showing this footage in remembering this moment. how quickly we forget, america, the rest of the western world wasn't shell-shocked for months over this but right now it feels like it was a lifetime ago. if we don't continue to talk about it, this may not have an impact on the presidential election one decision-making like this absolutely should. >> emily: by the way, the biden-harris administration said no, most of those assets left behind, it wasn't working. we got the classified stuff out. seems like they are working to m

council. and maryana bezugla, directly, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee on matters of national security, defense and intelligence, joined our broadcast. congratulations maryana, thank you for joining. congratulations. let's start this conversation. from the fact that many people were surprised that you found yourself in the company of european solidarity deputies, someone was surprised , on the contrary, that european solidarity united with you, who suggested to whom to jointly initiate such a bill? well, i already talked about the so-called trolling, a little bit of it takes place, because we understand that when a bill is registered, it is not a vote, even in the committee, it is a compilation and... for all those political clashes that we had in the parliament, we voted for it not a month later, for example, after the working group had finished there, and it was, as far as i remember, almost six months of one or another discussions, which i believe quite so negatively affected the prospects of mobilization and the quality of the draft law as a whole, the main one on mobilization, now they are

of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. mark: will come back america for the richard goldberg senior national security council under president trump and foundation of defensend democracy senior advisor. richard goldberg, it looks like the biden administration's policies are paying dividends for iran. and their surrogates. israel is surrounded. israel is under attack. israel is biz been under attack bite hezbollah since october 8 since i'm aspe some aspect overn they are under attack iran is behind the whole thing. this administration has had numerous special pleader's people who would make it look like a great american patriots in terms of back channel into the foreign ministries of iran. i brought is going to get a nuclear weapon. tell me what has this administration done to deter ironic at all from threatening us, threatening our former president with an assassination plot, threatening the israelite people what is this administration done to deter any of this? >> nothing, nothing they've actually invited it all they shredded anything they have like deterrence coming into the last couple of years they continue to erode our deterrence as they isa pursuit o

because yesterday at the meeting of the committee on national security and defense, where it was decided unanimously recommend the decision to the verkhovna rada the councils a basis and in general the appropriate changes to the law of ukraine on mobilization training and mobilization, and in addition, in order to ensure full social justice, we have provided for the possibility of releasing from military service those with limited fitness who were mobilized during this three-month period period, when the law is in effect, but actually, you haven't fixed them, you haven't fixed this situation yet, you can say. will happen because there is a consolidated position in the third decade, but i think that this people's deputies for this draft law to be considered by the committee, 330 excessive votes were immediately obtained in my opinion, so i think that it will all happen very quickly. mr. fedir, let's take a look and listen to what this collision led to in a specific example, let's listen to the story of a woman from the transcarpathian region, and she tells how her 22-year-old son was mobilized, let's see, he says: mom, i'm in, and i couldn't understand thi

politico reports progressive activists are drafting a list to fill the national security council and the department of defensemean, who is on that list? are we going to see secretary of state ilhan omar? secretary of defense jamaal bowman? who is on the list? is china going to evade tehran? will iran get nuclear weapons on harris' watch? this is before we get to all the questions for the interview partner tim walz. there are a lot we need to know more about his misleading comments about his dui and his military service. why he thinks tampons belong in the boy's bathroom. and why he let minneapolis burn during the 20 # 20 george floyd right? all of those questions is a tall order for the liberal media but will they ask any of them? joining us now is speaker of the house mike johnson, always a pleasure to have you, speaker johnson. and i want to start here with the border and the about-face of kamala harris and kamala harris tried to say i was before this bipartisan immigration deal that con and i did border wall funding. but, lankford, who negotiated that bill, had this to say this. is in axios. lankford said

it, and unfortunately, i absolutely do not understand the situation of our bodies, and this is the national defense security council, which... should have imposed sanctions on the senders of this russian fuel a long time ago, according to my data half a year under glass, as they say, lies under glass the draft of these sanctions, there are complete explanations of who, where, where and how this fuel is brought to poland, how then, how it ends up in ukraine, but unfortunately, there are none, well, this case, it is not moving at all, look, and also i just wanted to... ask you how powerfully he is represented in ukraine, well, it's no secret, yes, aliyev and putin had a very nice conversation, so to speak, and there are also very specific agreements between business entities, so sokar and its russian partners, well, we would not like russian to come to us, for example, there is oil or there is something else there under the azerbaijani sign. in fact, the business of sokar in ukraine is very insignificant, for example, the company owns 57 gas stations here, we have more than 600 of them in the country, that is, it is

nations security council based on the seventh chapter of the united nations charter to contain and stop the crimes of this regime. this morning, the zionist regime targeted taba'in school with 3 rockets. according to the civil defense organization of the gaza strip, the bodies of 100 martyrs have been removed from the rubble. the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's air attack on the taba'in school in the darj neighborhood of gaza city has reached more than 120 people. most of the martyrs children are adults who took refuge in this school. according to reports , hundreds of palestinians were injured in this attack. according to reports , the zionist regime bombarded this school with 3 rockets , the weight of each of these bombs is estimated to be close to one ton. according to the witnesses, the intensity of the attack was such that the bodies of the martyrs were scattered in pieces. due to the large amount of destruction and the high number of martyrs and injured , the relief and public forces were unable to help. or khalid , they were in the morning congregational prayer when the planes of the zionist regime targeted them . the rescue forces are still trying to remove the bodies of the martyrs from under the

and israel's defense intelligence community. and that includes being head of it's iran and research branch is now with the atlantic council and specializes in the middle east national security intelligence. i'm happy to welcome back to the program. danny, it's a trend of it. stand it, it's good to see you again. it's good to have you on the program. you know, as well as i do, the middle east has been a power cag for a long time. what do these 2 killings at the top of his below and tomas what do they mean for the risk of it all? well wider we're breaking. yeah. well them send you having the i think that the as the describe the thing right to so we owned advantage of uh, severe escalation and even the region of the war i think goes to events of putting us closer and closer as off only those to advance by the sweats coming out from taylor, i'm and tomorrow we're here from the secretary general. first on this run up, talking about that as well. the nice thing is that we are, it's something it won't be contained in a way that maybe some intervene bind to us or the original superpower. and i think that the escalation is almost imminent. and i see that uh, we are close as we have

of the united nations security council , and although there was a need for us to be able to file a lawsuit regarding our security and strategic rights, the reality is that the type of filing the issue and defense truth of the islamic republic was done weakly. we could not deal with the necessary exploitation to bring an aggressor and a fire to fight in the regional space and take aggressive anti-security measures against iran. thank you very much. and so on we will hear your comments later if you are interested in seeing.

center of resistance disinformation, let me remind the audience, a completely state organization under the national security and defense councilhat russia has intensified narratives about the split between the military and political leadership. and with all this, i go to maryana bezuglai's page and yesterday's page, where she calls the syrian zhukov names. says that it's a terrible situation there, everything is at will, she's shocked and so on, and i'm thinking, yes, okay, it turns out that mariana is insane - this is already an official russian narrative with us now, well, listen, considering that considering that her quoted literally 10 minutes after she writes some posts, it seems to me that, well , law enforcement agencies, i'm not talking now about any harassment from... i'm saying right away, yes in no way, but at least they have the right to conduct at least some kind of check, well, call her as a kind of witness and ask very simple questions: in general, what is going on, can the information that she publishes, for example, be published, since it is clearly related to the conduct of hostilities there, she tells about

>> well, as you know, with the national security council statutorily and laws, the president, vice president, secretary of state, secretary of defense, and then whomever else they bring in. she was at the table. she's patterned herself on the back and kind of thumped are chest that she was the last one in the room. as he made that fateful decision to have an unconditional withdrawal and get our military out before our allies and before our fellow americans. so she owns it. brianna, we're going to make sure that she owns it. the veterans community is still incensed than the 13 gold star families are still incensed than it was the original sin. i mean, putin really, i think got the green light from how that withdrawal was done. she has been on the march al-qaeda and isis are back. we just had eight isis operatives with our wide-open southern border arrested in three different cities, planning can plotting an attack on the eve of the pulse nightclub attack that happened back in 2016. so she absolutely owns these policies. now this convention is pretending like day one of a harris administration is coming, but this is year four the worl