of defense for health affairs. under secretary cisneros, the floor is yours. department of defense dod families in light of the june 24, 2022 supreme court ruling. joining me today, my acting assistant health affairs. secretary austin has made clear nothing is more boring than the health and well-being of service members civilian workforce and dod families. we are committed to taking care of our people ensuring ready resilient force. i want to start by saying i was deeply moved by the witnesses testimony in the previous panel and appreciate them sharing their experiences and concerns. i want to assure them of this committee the department takes the concerns of our military community seriously. we, including services are doing all we can to provide the healthcare, service members deserve focus and compassion. i was particularly moved by the stories of the service woman who became resident as a result of sexual assault expenses during the time in the military. no one should go through what these women experience. this is another demonstration of why the department is urgen

the mission of the department of defense is to provide military force to deter war and ensure safety. it is enabled by the readiness of the armed forces, the ability of forces to fight and meet the demands and the glue that binds mission and readiness together is good order and discipline. george washington said discipline makes success for the week. i start with mission readiness and the good order because our military is predicated on men and women following orders. at times that includes going into harm's way if necessary. the department of defense and services should not consider state laws when making decisions about servicemember assignments nor should service members be empowered to make assignments on whether they agree with the state's laws. i believe ruby has innate value but that shouldn't make a difference and i shouldn't be able to tell them where to send me whether i agree or disagree with state laws. in dobbs versus dash, there was no change to the federal law that covers medical services available to service members and nor are we suggesting it is necessary. we cannot

i would like to note that within the framework of the us department of defense program to reduce the biological threat. one of the areas of research of labyrinth globals is the study of coronaviruses and the monkey virus we trace. a clear trend of pathogens in sleeping sickness that fall into the zone of interest of the pentagon in the future receives a pandemic distribution, with the acquirer's benefit becoming us drug companies and their backers us democratic party leaders previously documented us use of biological weapons in our department of defense. this is also being claimed in other countries in july, venezuelan president nicolas maduro announced the involvement of the united states in the assassination of the former head of state. hugo chavez according to the venezuelan side. to eliminate it, a special drug was developed. filed by the venezuelan side a similar drug to poison chavez claudios, who were part of the president's entourage, was used. joining us intelligence agencies, she left venezuela and was subsequently taken to the us cause the investigative link between the dea

my comments today are my personal story and do not reflect the views of the department of defense, department of the air force, united states government or my unit. i entered the air force as an active duty enlisted member in 2002. two weeks ago, i reached 20 years of service and i was selected for promotion to lt. col.. i'm extremely proud of my military service, i am thankful for the opportunities it has provided through my career. growing up in a lower income family in pennsylvania, the military represented an economic step up in career path. i joined the air force to see the world, serve my country and complete my education. i am proud i accomplish these goals and so much more. when i heard the news that roe v. wade had been overturned, my heart sank. it was then i decided to share my abortion story with others for the very first time. 19 years ago, i discovered i was pregnant at age 21. i was terrified. at the time, i was newly stationed at an air force base in missouri is in airman first class. i was fresh out of technical training as an aerospace mechanic. i was at a center for 90 days

stephanie miller, on february 2 of last year president biden issued an executive order directing dhs and the state and at justice department's to partner with the department of defense to facilitate nationalization for members of the military. what actions have the department of defense taken as a result to facilitate naturalization for members of the military? mavni we --ms. miller: we work closely with partners in the recruitment session and service. one recent activity is work with uscis to ensure we have appropriate documentation that the new servicemember may need. for the project for naturalization considerations. they bring these documents with them basic training. outside of that, we are focused to ensure that new service members have opportunities to meet with case officers to make sure that we are, you know, completing their applications and answering all questions as well as facilitating interviews and making sure we are helping them along the process during the application. rep. nadler: i yield back. chair lofgren: mr. bock is next but i don't see him. so, speak up. after not -- if not, mr. biggs will be recognized. rep. banks: -- reppo biggs -- rep. ban

and the department of defense: yes, of course, he has confidence in department of defense. reporter: and, finally, the last question andrew yang, former , democrat, has announced a third party. any reaction from this white house about the viability of a third party with andrew yang at the head of it? ms. jean-pierre: i -- as you know when i say this often, i cannot speak to politics from here. i have given up that life for the moment. i'm going to go back, and i'll come back up. ok. reporter: yeah, so on the opec announcement given what the president has invested, does he feel like the increase was an insult? ms. jean-pierre: look -- and i said this earlier and i'll say this again the fact of the matter is that oil and gas prices are coming down. they are coming down. and they have been coming down since the president announced his trip. the moment he announced his trip, we saw gas prices and oil prices coming down. and so that is also important to note. but what we're focused on is that our goal is to bring prices down for americans, and that's what we're seeing. so we have

james mcconville and arthur piat, and this was laid out in the litigation, and in that, the department of defense the dod and the american department of army, and when a complainant leaves, they turn in the phone, and the phone is wipe and those custodians are no longer with the army, and those records can not be searched. it will be searched for those still there, and some of those may have been memorialized in emails or other matters, but it is still what this policy s and why the department of defense and other government agencies are not retaining the text message, and none of the individuals and no suspicion here or suggestion that they were involved in the deletion that seemed to have occurred after they left the government and retired the phone, and we have reached out to them, and cannot reach them, and one, secretary miller declined to comment, jake. >> this is coming with the dhs and the secret services similarly wiped. thank you so much. >>> donald trump is throwing a wren inch the missouri primary endorsing eric. there is a problem of course, there are three men named eric running in

well, now an urgent message from the department of defense a british rc-135 reconnaissance aircraft violatedhe state border of russia over the waters of the barents, the sea, crews on duty, air defense discovered an unknown air target to intercept it, a mig-31bm fighter was raised in the area of ​​cape svyatoy svyatoy nos, its crew pushed the intruder out of our airspace . she adored the attention of tourists, slept in boats and very quickly became one of the sights of the donkey, but sympathy for everything human played a cruel joke on her. named freya, named after the scandinavian goddess of love and beauty animal. in the prime of her life, everyone, except for specialists from the local fishery department, was fascinated by the report of anna semyonova. this is one of the last swims, the most famous norwegian walrus freya in the world, then, like a six hundred-kilogram animal, chasing zakoyaks, sunbathing on the bow of a submarine and trying to turn over other people's yachts among a hundred people and not only from the shore, but also on the internet, she surfaced here, then i ask about

it would be for present and there's a new department of labor report that puts defense purchases closer to 15. that's a lot of money and military pay is a big chunk of that. are you hearing about inflation impact on troops and families and are you worried about it? you spent some time talking to airmen. >> when you look at the action words i have, it's how we take care of airmen and their families. before i get to inflation, i had six all calls at the beginning of the month. my wife is focused on that as well and she has a lifestyle program for spouses and families. it's the five areas that families have highlighted. childcare, education, health care. those are key areas that impact not only families but impacts us from a retention standpoint. as we do budget cycles, we cannot predict the future. go through a process. we get some planning guidance and as we did that, that's where we work with the internal department but also with congress how to approach where inflation is today stop part of the discussion with airmen is how responsive we are. they say they -- the government is not as r

something about that we were talking about, the report of all the deleted task messages from the department of defense. we heard it from the secret service and the department of homeland security. you understand when it is like to give up your phone at the end of a tenure. do you believe this is possible just bureaucracy? that the employees had their phones taken away and the text messages going on or do you believe something else is going on? >> i don't think myself or anyone else really knows. i was required to hand over my government phone, like everyone else. i don't know what the thinking was. there are tech people just doing their jobs. if there was a request into a poll. and we have a problem. and the leadership folks should be asked to come in and speak to the issues. i would love to talk to the former secretary of defense and say what was the guidance that you gave as the senior most person in the pentagon. but it doesn't smell good. that is for sure. >> and this is not routine transition given everything that happened around the transition of january 6th into the 20th. i want to ask you abou

at this point the department of defense is confident they can keep the speakers safe during her trip.his is just one piece of the overall travel she is doing in asia pacific region. she will continue from taiwan and visit south korea and japan. kriti: we did hear that response from china that they are looking at military drills near taiwan. any response from the american government? emily: we have not heard too much in response to these drills. the department of defense are confident they can keep a low see safe. pelosi was in contact with the white house about this trip and they had time to prepare. the next thing to watch is anything she says during this trip that will be closely analyzed, very closely watched. tensions right now with the u.s. and china are very high. a lot of people are going to be looking at the next day, looking at the meeting she will be having an seeing what if any meaning they can derive about how top u.s. officials are viewing taiwan at this point. kriti: emily wilkins, thank you as always. there's already a reaction. a giant chinese supplier of batteries dec

we know that the department of defense's own watchdog talked to some of the individuals. even the messages are preserved, there might be sworn testimony from the officials that can speak to, you know, why these messages might have been deleted. whether it was incompetence or something more nefarious that seems to be seen. >> you have the cipallone issue. >> some people might look at this. it's more of the same. pat already testified to the january 6th committee, but the two settings, the january 6th committee and federal grand jury are as different as night and day. the j-6 committee doesn't have any real power or a viable path to test and overcome a privilege once it's asserted. the grand jury has a direct path to promptly reserve the assertion of any privilege by a witness. all we do, and i litigated lots of privileges when witnesses would claim them in the grand jury, we go to the chief judge who has supervisory authority. in this case it's howell in d.c. federal district court. we litigate the assertion. pat does not have a robust privilege to assert. it's for a forme

our department of defense is on a mission. he rampage to purge anyone with a religious objection to vaccine mandate that's house of people that's upwards of 50, 60 and 4,000 in the navy and navy is doing everything it can to harass to intimidate them, and thankfully first liberty institute filed a lawsuit a class action we won, the first in the nation injunction. >> looks like -- >> still punishing them. lawrence: yeah. so -- just help me understand this. this is a religious exemption right this is department that is accepting of all different points of views and all different people and eve this all of the different months to celebrate different points of views but when people don't want to get the vaccine they're in horrible living conditions to take a bullet for our freedoms? i mean it doesn't make any sense to me. >> it makes no sense at all lawrence and this is not how you treat people in the military. this is not how you run a military. this is not how you defend a nation. all of our military and all pentagon is doing is

the department of defense vowed to get to the bottom of it, but there has been no public accountability. and now the defense minister has announced that there forging ahead in training, tens of thousands more ukrainian troops in the u. k. this time in advance combat over several months, i have authorized the deployment of up to 225 canadian armed forces personnel to the united kingdom, where they will train new ukrainian military recruits. it's all a continuation of canada's training mission inside ukraine operation uniform, which kicked off in 2015 to prep ukrainian fighters for dispatched to done yet. and once that operation was suspended in february, the u. k has nothing but glowing praise for canada's role. canada's expertise will provide a further boost asterisk to the program and ensure that the ukranian men and women coming to the u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, o

now, these are top officials, including at the department of defense, the former secretary christopherstaff, the general counsel and over at the army, the former secretary ryan mccarthy, james mcpherson and two current officials of the army, chief of staff and the director of army staff. now, the thing here is we're learning from the lawsuit that oversight filed against d.o.d. and the army because they felt freedom of information requests wanting to obtain text messages including communications with former president trump, his chief of staff mark meadows and anyone else who was acting on their behalf. the big questions, of course, around january 6th is did trump try to get the national guard to intervene? people are looking for answers here. and the d.o.d. is saying in a joint status report what their position is and what they say is that d.o.d. and the army conveyed to the plaintiffs when an employee separates from d.o.d. or army, he or she turns in the government-issued phone and the phone is wiped. for those custodians no longer with the agency, the text messages were not preserved

of the russian federation to change the national defense program of the order and increase expenditures by 600-700 billion rubles. and this is about 10 billion dollars. at the same time, the us departmenthe successes of the ukrainian army in the south of the country despite the superiority of the russians in manpower and weapons, our military was able to repel the enemy, in particular by blowing up the crossings in kherson, this significantly limits the invaders' ability to maintain the ability in addition, the us department of defense mentioned the recent explosions at the air base in occupied crimea, they noted that they do not know the reasons for these explosions, but they did damage russian aircraft and ammunition that were used to attack ukraine in general, if you evaluate the actions of the ukrainian military on a scale from zero to 10 , the effectiveness of the armed forces is 12, an unnamed high-ranking official of the us ministry of defense emphasized, the russian army does not stop, even on ukrainian cities from the territory of the russian federation, the enemy continues to shell the border areas of ukraine

there's a lot of incredible people coming to us and one recent was documents from the defense departmentepartment of defense. the pentagon papers. i said yesterday i don't even know the so-called pentagon papers from the 1970s with "the new york times" even publish those these days if it made of the administration look bad? i don't know but a lot of these sources have nowhere else to go so they come to us and in these documents you have revelations about the gain of function research that was approached by the health alliance to do research and it was rejected because it was too dangerous according to the department of defense. documents also say that anthony fauci was approached and approved it under his leadership. the documents are accurate and that would mean he lied under oath. this was authored by a marine corps major at the department of defense. he wasn't the source of the documents but he did offer them and issued a statement to me when we approached him for comment listen to what the major that wrote the documents again not the source of the information, listen to what he said

. >> our friend kash patel who served chief of staff at defense department in national security office and also a former prosecutor. before we get to them. welcome to the united states of the democrat party. what does that mean? look around the world, china, russia, central, south america, parties first. party comes first. among others what is what marx taught. communism. you need to find utopia on earth and that cannot come from free will of individuals, it comes from a centralized elite, self apointed elite, a ruling class that determines how much you pay for drugs, healthcare, and what kind of automobile you will drive, whether or not zoning will allow certain homes and certain places and on and on, get my drift? the democrat party is a force that was not intended by the founders of this country or framers of the constitution. it is a party that hates america and seems to be burning down various aspects of it attacking the constitution on a regular basis, you hear them say that is way back then with the white slave owners. we have change that document, they attack the independence.

. >>> late word tonight the department of defense wiped the cell phones of top trump pentagon officials. this comes as the january 6th committee investigates why the secret service and the department of homeland security deleted text messages in the wake of the january 6th attack on the capitol. let's get right to abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. jon, what's the pentagon saying about this tonight? >> reporter: linsey, the pentagon is saying, essentially, that it is standard operating procedure to erase cell phones when an employee stops working for the department of defense. this all came about because a group called american oversight sued to get access to these text messages and was told there are none because, quote, when an employee separates from d.o.d. or army, he or she turns in the government-issued phone and the phone is wiped. but linsey, there is a federal law called the federal records act, which requires federal employees to preserve their communications, which are then stored in the national archives. it is unclear how text messages on government-issued

. >>> late word tonight that the department of defense wiped the cell phones of top trump pentagon officials, this comes as the january 6th committee investigates why the secret service and the department of homeland security deleted text messages. let's get right to abc's jonathan karl. jon, what's the pentagon saying about this tonight? pentagon is saying, essentially, that it is standard operating procedure to erase cell phones when an employee stops working for the department of defense. this all came about because a group called american oversight sued to get access to these text messages and was told there are none because, quote, when an s plso presee s f communications, which are then stor it is unclear how text messages on government-issued cell phones would not be included in that, especially messages sent in and around such an historically significant date as january 6th. linsey? >> so many questions there. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight, critical primaries under way in arizona, michigan, missouri, kansas, and washington state. former president trump's influence is being put to

on bat-born coronaviruses and it was rejected because it was too dangerous according to the department of defenseony fauci approved it under niaa, if these documents were accurate, that would mean that dr. fauci lied underoath. james murphy at the department of defense, he was not the source of the documents to us, but he did author them and he issued a statement to me when i-- we approached him for comment and listen to this what this marine corps major who wrote the documents, not the source of the information. >> james o'keefe would you like to make a comment and here is what the marine said. >> i offered no comments on the investigation or the internal marine corps deliberations, i offered those that desire answers and withhold them. there are good people striving for the truth working in and out of government and they succeed. to those that withhold, i pray for you. find the moral courage to come forward. don't let a lie be your legacy to prosperity, people forgive in the heart of this nation, semper fi. >> very powerful. and what's interesting about the statement, there are good people stri

s. department of defense has not ruled out that ukraine's forces are firing near the territory. according to media reports that amid one cited western media coverage of the situation, although russia says it's ready to provide evidence of ukraine's actions. meanwhile, residents of this upper osha region are asking the i aide to stop key of shelling of the plant, which is endangering the safety of millions of human lives. and now let's cross life to see gill, a radio host and political commentator. russia has been sharing proof of ukraine's shelling of the plant for weeks while western media has been silent on the matter. does this not suggest that western media are complicit and ukraine's cover up? yeah, i think it's pretty clear that when the u. s. government isn't being definitive about where the shelling is coming from. when the satellites are up there, they are monitoring very closely. exactly what's going on in ukraine. the u. s. government knows the department of defense knows the fact that they're not speaking up and being definitive. i think it's pretty clear also, it's j

station from a drone was published by the special unit of the main the intelligence department of the ministry of defensexactly the station was destroyed, but the special forces emphasized that they are looking for the enemy and work behind his back lines 24/7 another explosion in the occupied kyrylivka, zaporizhzhia region, as reported by the mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, it exploded where the russians keep the equipment, the army threw it into the resort wing in order to protect it from the strikes of the armed forces of ukraine however, fedorov emphasized that our defender got it there in mariupol, the russian ferry lavrentiy arrived this was reported by the mayor's adviser petro andryushchenko, according to him, the steamer arrived empty with the identification systems turned off, according to andryushchenko, the steamer arrived in mariupol for a military purpose, the propagandists have already stated that this is a so-called test flight, and regular russians want to launch from september 5, 72% ready for the heating season housing stock objects this was discussed at a conference call with the he

department of justice. i understand sometimes there are technological snafus, but you're talking about two of the most technologically advanced agencies here, the department of defense department of the homeland security, who knew -- who had to know -- this is the point representative kinzinger was making, of course these texts were going to be crucial, they related to january 6th. and yet the excuse -- the explanations that we're getting so far is, well, we got better phones, the old ones we tossed and didn't save anything. that would have gotten me in trouble back in my justice department days with the department and potentially with a judge, as well. so i think congress has done a good job of identifying these problems. they need to dig in. it could well be time for doj to start asking questions, as well. >> interesting. it's good to see you. thank you very much. >>> coming up for us, nancy pelosi, she leaves taiwan as china launches military drills around the island. the very latest on her trip. that's next. [soft cymbal crarash] the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. a

ministers of defense departments of eight countries at once arrived in tashkent india kazakhstan chinastan pakistan russia tajikistan and belarus, all of them are active participants or observers of the shanghai cooperation organization in terms of the population represented in the sco countries, it is considered one of the largest organizations in the world. each such person is at the same time a unique crossroads of culture. here, it would seem that now they are rehearsing the usual signing of the final communique. it would seem in a protocol event, but thanks to these bright costumes, it all reminds that the theatrical show of the sco is now not only a platform for the organization's common economic projects. for many years now, it has been rightfully considered the guarantor of security in the region, and this has become the main theme of the next ministerial meeting. the education and development of the sco has made and continues to make an important contribution to maintaining peace, security and stability in our vast region. i am convinced that regional stability will largely de

>> this is the new information we just learned that the department of defense wiped the cell phones ofr of top departing trump administration officials including the records around january 6th. we're learning this because of a lawsuit brought by american oversight. they sent in public information requests looking for communications these officials had. we're learning this from this lawsuit and it involves a number of these top officials, including the former acting secretary of defense, chris miller, the chief of staff, kash patel and a number of officials in the army. the secretary ryan mccarthy, james mcpherson and two officials who still work there, the chief of staff james mec mcconville. doj has said they're policy is not to retain records when people leave. they write, dod and army co conveyed to american oversight that he or she turns in the government issued phone when they leave and the phone is wiped. the text messages were not preserved and could not be searched. they say it's possible some of the messages could have been memorialized by the email. and for the two officials

now, i've spent many years calling out waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayers' money at the department of defense, and i know full well that -- the importance of having a senate-confirmed i.g. in place at that very department. having an independent and effective watchdog at this point is critical to keep the congress informed of all the tomfoolery that happens at the pentagon. whether that be paying exorbitant amounts of money for a hammer, constructing buildings in foreign countries that remain vacant to this day, or failing to hold contractors accountable, it all happens time and time again. we in congress need a watchdog with teeth, not afraid to fight off the corporate fat cats who seek to enrich themselves off the backs of the american taxpayer. some of these contractors have made careers from ripping off the taxpayers through wasteful spending at the department of defense. a few thousand dollars here, a couple million there -- it turns out to be waste many times. we need a watchdog, and inspector general at this post, and we need it now. i believe my colleagues here in the senate share my b

collins, i'm told that the department of defense said that quantico national cemetery would be availableyou if you paid all of the expenses related to that. is that the case and how did that make you feel? ck: it's kind of a gut punch, you know. you're telling me, yeah, i'll help you up. but at the same time, you're going to punch me in the gut and tell me, but you've got to pay all the expenses of having our son's body exhumed and transported to be able to be buried in a national cemetery. because when our son raised his hand and took that oath of commission, as mwife stated earlier, he took that oath and pledged allegiance to this nation to defend it against all enemies, both foreign and domestic. that'no small thing. and all of those, myself included, who have served, have taken that same oath, as well as those who are previously have occupied the offices at the pentagon and in the department of army and defense, as well as those who are currently serving. so that's no small thing in our estimation. that in and of itself deserves to be honored under these extraordinary circumstances.

now there's new court filings that reveal that the defense department wiped the phones of some top trumpicials after january 6th, thereby losing any texts that could have been connected to the violence. but former defense secretary mark esper explains what he thinks could have happened. >> that needs to be looked into, but i think we'll find this was just a circumstance of people leaving government two weeks or so after january 6th and their phones being wiped and cleared for the next person to take them. >> your thoughts on that? >> i think this is an invitation to people that text messages aren't saved as evidence and at a certain point people think the internet is permanent but text messages go away. number two, it's often up to individual law enforcement officers to decide whether to back up their own data or not, and that is a huge problem. number three, he's right that it might have been completely benign but it's also a little suspicious that on the day in american history where america most needed to see the text messages of people at the highest ranks of the military and law enf

you know well, there will be similar those bridges of the department of defense arranges regularly.as very happy to meet my husband. thank you for this opportunity or the brain is a very good thing. we haven’t seen dad for a very long time, and in fact we are really looking forward to him coming home, hello from home is important for each participant in the special operation, or rather the lives of our people. on august 2, the day of the russian airborne troops, a traditional holiday, the sentry collected the brightest moments and episodes of our program related to the airborne forces, we filmed a lot even before the start of the special operation. we can say with confidence.

i saw how the department of defense works. there is something to show how the special works, how does the fraction work? this is the formation of mariupol yes, well, you know, we are beating recovery there. he, of course, not with the opportunities that are in the regions. and most importantly, to be honest, i understood that everyone this is completely needlework, who is the senior near donetsk? that's who is completely the actions of the regions. the ministry is all the rest of the fifth or tenth of this kind, and maybe i'm wrong. he strongly arose the idea that today the position is urgently needed, probably, the vice-premier of the government. well, no matter how difficult there are examples there, the plenipotentiary representative of the vice-premier of the government, who is clearly located on the territory and keeps all those regions that have entered there and correlate children, just like the local authorities in our ministry, because, for example, exactly 750 houses are prepared in mariupol, but only 250 are covered,

well, representatives of the military departments of 8-10 countries took part directly in the opening of the army 2022. at the level of the head of the defenseartments of 19 states at the level of the chief of the general staff, deputy minister of defense 12 states at the level of deputy minister of defense 25 states at the level of experts one of the states at the level of foreign representatives ambassador to russia in the russian federation 38 states i note that official confirmation of the participation of the international forum of foreign delegations continues to come the forum is expected to be the topic of the development of artificial intelligence technology, as well as new solutions in the field of diversification of the russian defense industry the corresponding platform will today work under the chairmanship of the deputy prime minister and minister of industry and trade denis manturova. as expected, government contracts will be signed there, and in general, a military-technical forum. this year. it seems to represent an unprecedented number of weapons and equipment of new models , prototypes, the bill goes to thousands, some of

these grassroots people veritas veritas is a lot of incredible people coming to us and one recent one involved in documents from the defense department. this is i don't know if you saw the story now. we have whistleblowers everywhere. we have sources everywhere and people give us documents inside the department of defense. literally the pentagon papers his interesting i said yesterday. i don't even know the so called pentagon papers from the 1970s with the new york times even published those these days if it made the administration look bad. i don't know. but a lot of these sources have nowhere else to go. they really don't have anywhere to go to so they come to us and in these documents you had revelations about gain of function research that was approached to darpa was approached by equal health alliance to do research on bat-born coronaviruses, and it was rejected. because it was too dangerous according to the department of defense documents also say that anthony fauci was approached and approved it under his leadership at ni aid these documents are accurate. that would mean that anthony fauci lied under oath. and this was authore

but the us department of defense again started talking about possible deliveries of combat aircraft. and not anyhow. what i am ready to tell you is that the supply of fighters is still a possible option. it's just that the final decision on this matter has not yet been made; as for aviation, the last time the conversation was about low-speed attack aircraft. 10 that america was going to send fighter jets to scrap. this is also evidence of a change in approach and retired hawks, as usual, can say more than hawks in the pentagon staff. smoothly pass to the pronoun. we are extremely important to we helped president zelensky defeat russia and not just throw them back to the same positions as before . it is very important that we provide not only moral support, but also weapons, including us air power f-16 aircraft. they are not included in this package. but this is what we need to consider. in the future, at the same time, kiev’s requests will be listened to even more carefully and they even promise not to put pressure on kherson yet. well, okay, the fighting continues the importance of

the us department of defense started sending me certain types of weapons by sea already a few weeks afterhe invasion, but later began to use ships much more actively, as they began to supply howitzer artillery and other heavy weapons, which constantly require large-caliber ammunition. at miami decided to do their part. drop the stem. help ukraine, here is the slogan announced by the mayor's office for weapons, which they will then send to kiev, they promise a bonus gift card for a rifle, for example, they will give $ 100 and cards of a higher denomination here the city administration decided, as they say, to kill two birds with one stone in miami and other large us cities a huge number of weapons on the street and rampant crime. after that very case of george floyd, the police turned out to be extremely funding cut down the states. and so now it is reaping the benefits of real advice to the layman from the local authorities not to wear expensive jewelry not to drive expensive cars. uh, how much will the president have an effect on the heavily armed residents of miami to help ukraine ? eve

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and he did not actually tell her not to go, but there were concerns from the department of defense as well. and with the white house. so focused on the war and ukraine, it has been seen as a bit of a distraction, perhaps. but there has been some speculation that the white house might have privately condone this visit by nancy pelosi as a way for the us to reaffirm its commit to taiwan. and stand up to china without that actually coming directly from president biden and his administration. as you know, nancy pelosi as the speaker of the house represents a different branch of the government. and you also have to remember that in general, we have seen a shift in the u. s. tone and rhetoric on taiwan. the policy for a long time from the u. s. has been one of strategic ambiguity, so it has official diplomatic ties to china, but also unofficial ties to taiwan, supporting democracy there. and president bite and just in may said openly that the u. s. would defend taiwan if china attacked the white house try to walk back those statements. but the point they're pablo is that it could be said th