any questions for our csr in seven b? all right, so for nonprofits, is that we're requiring them now to have an annual financial statement. audits performed or is it what is recent mean? well, that is a good question, but the it's always been a standard that they should have one. in the past it wasn't always documented what year that was from. and what we've been finding is that nonprofits that do not have a very recent one in tend to be ones who might be in a little bit more trouble. so this year we just clarified recent we're going to move this next year to clarify for the year. so there's been some confusion in that that some people think recent might be 2021 because it's the most recent one that they've done. so our intention is that it really should be the last within the last year. okay. yeah. that it would be helpful to understand what recent and yes. meaning i know in the context of when, uh, for other financial purposes, looking at governmental or nonprofit organizations is oftentimes the request or requirement i

figure out what's going on since the this group is lot more important that the central bank or the, the csr see which regulates the stock markets. and so we don't really have a clue at this stage of what's likely to happen. i could make some guesses that whatever. but basically they're going to be doing a balancing act to try to figure out ways to save the countries terrible property market, which has been a driver of growth for the last decade. without us, we're spending good money after bad because so many property projects have gone belly up. so it's an interesting balancing act of for the economic group that's meeting. so let's talk a little bit more about that balancing acts in the property sector. we've seen the demise of evergreens and the country garden is in trouble as well. how is the government planning on tackling this issue? well, they're not basically i, i think the attitude a cheated paying and the others is that they can't keep the property bubble going on. forever, so a lot of developers are going to have to go out of business. we know anecdotally that a lot of the smaller

figure out what's going on since the this group is lot more important that the central bank or the, the csr see which regulates the stock markets. and so we don't really have a clue at this stage of what's likely to happen. i could make some guesses that whatever. but basically they're going to be doing a balancing act to try to figure out ways to save the countries terrible property market, which has been a driver of growth for the last decade. without us, we're spending good money after bad because so many property projects it's gone belly up. so it's an interesting balancing act of for the economic group that's meeting. so let's talk a little bit more about that balancing ox in the property sector. we've seen the demise of evergreens and the country garden is in trouble as well. how is the government planning on tackling this issue? well, they're not basically i, i think the attitude a cheated, paying in others is that they can't keep the property bubble going on forever. so a lot of developers are going to have to go out of business. we know anecdotally that a lot of the smaller compani

colleagues, and after that we may analyze similar trends a little more, in january 2023, the director of the csr , william behrens, secretly visited kyiv, where he met with president volodymyr... and the leadership of the ukrainian intelligence according to the washington post, burns informed them about russia's military plans and warned that at some point ukraine will not be able to count on the same amount of aid from the united states as it is now. even then, the ukrainian leadership doubted whether the congress would be able to to adopt a new multi-million aid package in the fall, and not without reason. the united states plunged into the maelstrom of the presidential campaign, the debate on the budget for the next fiscal year, which begins on october 1 in the us, almost led to the so-called shutdown, that is, the paralysis of the federal government. he was avoided at the last moment. the congressmen voted for a temporary estimate for one and a half months, without the aid package for ukraine, which they decided to adopt by a separate law. however. even such a compromise cost republican kevi

but the international reaction based on that as well as if a csr is not, or as soon as possible, then the prospects for a 2 state solution and hypothetically, speaking, a long lasting piece is unavoidable. the area we've heard from political analyst and contribute to a for the a hi monitor, highly bids. and he says the john cabbage statement is in line with the bible, the ministrations approach to divide nations into forces of good against evil. look, this falls in line with the approach that they bought, administration has taken since the beginning of this conflict. uh, you know, a bite and from the outset, expressed to unequivocal support to israel and even went as far as to go himself to a trouble to fill out the will. so the conflict was, uh, if you don't wish to interrupt the call, take you back to the white house address from the little office, which was the delivered by president by the in a few days ago. if you recall here quite at the russia with the how much movement to russia, which 11 does court on fluids, ethics tied to shape and how much labeling chords on quote as a ter

berkeley, stanford, mit, georgia tech, cornell, all all great places in terms of the academics and csr, cmu is actually carnegie mellon, which is in pittsburgh. sorry, we'll put that in the wrong spot. we just wanted to bring them to california, but but really also look at some of these. cal poly and santa barbara and san diego and washington. an okay. so i'm not trying to make you feel bad here. i'm just wondering how you felt as each of these letters came in saying, no thank you, stanley. >> oh, yeah. well some of them were certainly expected. you know, stanford, mit, you know, it's it is what it is, right? but yeah, some of them like cal poly, some of the state schools . i really thought, you know, i had a good chance and it turns out, however good of a chance i had, i didn't get in. >> okay. well, let's just share your statistics because i know that factors into college admissions, right? your gpa and sat score gpa was 4.42 weighted sat score was 1590. >> okay. >> and in fact, i think we have that on a graphic, just so folks can see that. but in addition to statistics, because we k

have a solution that can be achieved, but the international reaction based on that as well as if a csr is not received as soon as possible. then the prospects for a 2 state solution and hypothetically, speaking a long lasting piece is unavoidable to oh yeah, we heard from a political analyst on contributor for the our monitor. i'll a risk. now mr. risk says that john coby statement is in line with a bite and administration's approach to divide nations into forces of good versus forces of evil. a lot of his phones in line with the purchase that they bought a ministration has taken since the beginning of this conflict. you know, i buy them from the outset, express to unequivocal support the israel and even went as far as to go himself to trouble to fill out the will. so the conflict was, uh, if you don't wish to interrupt the call, take you back to the white house address from the little office which was opened by president biden a few days ago. if you recall here quite that the russia with the how may i smooth them to rush at which the labor does, quote unquote a dictatorship and how mu

have a solution that can be achieved, but the international reaction based on that as well as if a csr is not c or as soon as possible, then the prospects for a 2 state solution and hypothetically, speaking a long lasting piece is unavoidable. you run the supreme lead a lead. come in a sense that the us as compass it in the last is really war crimes chevy your way in this case the us is a certain, a partner of the scientists presume in conducting such villainy and felony and gaza . the blood of palestinian children and women is on the us hand this interview. this is the us who is managing these crimes and gaza. the us is the one who's managing such actions. now earlier we've heard from political analyst and contribute to for the monitor, highly risk. and he says the john cubby statement is in line with the bible and administration is approach to divide nations into forces of good against evil. look, this falls in line with the approach that they bought, administration has taken since the beginning of this conflict. uh, you know, a bite and from the outset expressed to on a political su

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but quite a like csr was just around the great around to it isn't the less around to it is seeing more heavy showers as we go through the next dials set. and i mean the case, hopefully it will eventually push out the tools that are used to sort of kind of the heavy right the central past, the us, the mood and untold stories from asia and the pacific. on the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this is the news our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes condemnation and a risk says orthodox jews, it seems missing at christian pilgrims unoccupied. east jerusalem. and the right thing to do when the fox changed it to have the courage to change direction. prisons from minnesota she threw neck use. this is keynote speech typical time on the you guys largest and for us to.

understanding is that jordan and scalise both came before the conference and said we're gonna have to do a csrs already a concession that the whole thing that this was ostensibly about, isn't happening. >> that's right, chris. it is a jumble. 96% of the republican conference supported killing mccarthy, and among them was steve scalise and jim jordan. this both spoke here urging the eighth rebels not to evade kevin mccarthy. but they didn't listen. and now even situation where steve scalise is, yes he is winning over some of those rebels who voted to remove kevin mccarthy, including matt gaetz, and tim burchett. but he has his own problems in other areas. there are some members who have flipped from a yes on mccarthy two and oh on scalise. that includes marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert. they made their peace with the mccarthy's speakership. they both said they're not ready to support steve scalise for speaker. then you have nancy mace and bob bud, who are still a no on mccarthy no on scalise. no consistent ask. there's no one thing scalise needs to do. a lot of the members are withhold