parties , they have no questions about the cost of the drums, they are still counting. the department of educationdnipro district in the amount of 6.5 thousand pieces, they have such a softened seat made of termantine skins, and for one such they laid out 750 hryvnias at that time, and the experts charged another 200-250 hryvnias for each chair , potentially overpayment of about uah 2 million, overpayment on one purchase, they submitted a statement about possible abuse to the prosecutor's office , there the issue is already being studied at the city hall, but they say that they do not have district administration, but for studying the history of the purchase of drums and pans deputies of the kyiv city council took up the shelter, and the dnipro department of education, meanwhile, does not stop before the summer vacation. they bought children's constructors for the shelter for 950,000 uah . there will still be no drums , the department of education of the dnipro district refused them, they informed that they were terminating the contract for the purchase of musical instruments due to the resonance

and the department of education and the department of education and the department ofjustice a quick follow-up, this has been — this. a quick follow-up, this has been a _ this. a quick follow-up, this has been a president - this. a quick follow-up, this has been a president but. has been a president but affirmative action has also been chipped away by courts in recent years. why do you think that we have seen this ruling now? in that we have seen this ruling now? , ., , ., now? in terms of why we have seen this _ now? in terms of why we have seen this ruling _ now? in terms of why we have seen this ruling now _ now? in terms of why we have seen this ruling now there - now? in terms of why we have seen this ruling now there is i now? in terms of why we have seen this ruling now there is a| seen this ruling now there is a lot of opining about the roberts court and i think it is safe to say that we are at a time now with a clear majority of the court that is poised to be a lot more comfortable with, initial period of time, overturning historic precedent. this or that last term a

of education and did the auditor conduct a legal assessment of the actions of our education departmentro district? in general, the equipment will be hidden kilometers from the school with kitchen utensils. floor of my house downstairs , the school provided us with water and furniture , we didn’t have any drums, we didn’t see a cutter, and we checked everything on our own for another week. therefore, all the students must go to the shelter, we speed up on the way on the video three times the way, we bump into a car, the new police officers are on the spot in less than 5 minutes, in that time , a ballistic missile can fly, i can't on friday, the russians attacked kyiv, here the shelter is cold and gray however, there is desks, this situation is unfair, we are thinking about this issue in terms of arrangements so that this particular school will have a shelter, that is why we are a little limited in funding, because the 590 resolution is also for you construction. we cannot do but this same 590 the decision of the cabinet setting the priorities of purchases during the war was bypassed dur

the department of education will work through applications. all of that is likely to be challenged again. it starts all over. so for the people worried about their student loan repayments, those are still looking to kick in to effect starting in october. that would be the first bills that would be due. the other notable thing that the president said moments ago, they're going to use the so-called on ramp that the department of education is not going to report people who default on their loans or don't make the payments right away starting in october. they're going to give people up to a year to get used to having to make payments again. seems like putting an -- extending this longer. i don't know that will be challenged by the states that brought these lawsuits. the other thing as you mentioned, the president seemed to want to pick a fight with congressional republicans instead of the supreme court. if this had gone through congress, likely we wouldn't be here. the president saying this is hypocritical and when he kept pointing out this happene

department of education has a lot of good information on their studentaid.gov web site.k to college financial aid administrator at a local college or university or her alma mater. there are a lot of good options. there's also a toll free number run by the u.s. department of education. that's 1-800-4fedaid. that's a toll free number provided by the u.s. department of education, for people who have questions about federal student aid, and finally there's your student own servicer. >> got it. mark, stick around for us, we're going to the president in a minute. you do not go anywhere. we need you to parse through it, depending on what he announces. we're going to business and data reporter, brian cheung. let's talk about the numbers on this and the economics on this. a lot of people, 45 million or so are going to have to start repaying their student debt in two months. what are those bills going to look like? >> yeah, well it's going to be thousands of dollars more. that's what was at stake here. $10,000 for those not on pell grants, $20,000 for those on pell grants. the amo

wolf, we're convening within weeks here at the department of education a national summit on educational opportunity and response to this scotus decision and we're going to produce by september and publish best practices around college admission practices to ensure across the country that our students know that this administration's behind them and we support them making it into college. >> the supreme court will rule on the biden student loan forgiveness plan perhaps as soon as tomorrow. are you optimistic that will be upheld and if it isn't, how will that impact borrowers? >> yes. it's a big decision that we're expecting there. we feel confident. we have the best case forward and we feel confident that the 43 million borrowers who need support right now to get back on their feet after the pandemic deserve the support. you know, 90% of the resources going to this go to people making less than $75,000 a year. these are people that need it. since day one though, wolf, the president has charged us at the department of education to put students first and to take care of borrowers so that co

with after the finalization, the relevant institutions should be notified to the general departments of education in the cities of tehran province. the draft report of this instruction was compiled and the work flow was done. the points raised by the respected members of the provincial education council were also discussed in the meeting and it was decided to summarize this guideline soon for general department of education in the cities tehran province, 22 thousand patients from afghanistan visited mashhad medical centers in 1401, director general of health tourism of mashhad university of medical sciences said that a total of 65,000 foreign health tourists visited mashhad medical centers in 1401, according to these statistics, the largest number of visitors sought services . health in the city of mashhad has been gynecological diseases, obstetrics and infertility treatment, cardiovascular diseases, eye surgery diseases, and then internal diseases and cancer treatment, and then orthopedic and cosmetic diseases that we now treat in the patients of afghanistan. to the beauty of the wave is less th

and nebraska and five other states with two individual borrowers sued the department of education sayingaiting a lgbtq versus colorado. it involves a web designer which says that the state of colorado is violating her free speech rights. she says she does not want to enter a website business, because she does not want to work with same sex couples, because she shouldn't be forced to over her objection to work with same sex couples, and if so, it could open up the door to refuse working with other groups based on race and religion and other groups. >> and so for more we bring in our special correspondent jessica schneider, and the supreme court is ruling again, and bring us up to speed on all of the key rulings. >> yes, in a moment, sara, get the last opinions of the term, and the biggest being the student loan forgiveness program, and the supreme court is going to decide if the biden administration has the authority to cancel student debt for 40 million american, and amounts to the price tag of $400 billion. this is put on hold by the lower court so it has not been in effect, and if they

business, but the legal question is what are the legal extent of the president through the department of education can and cannot do, and the challengers say that you went beyond what congress allows you to do, and there is a fairly broad law called the heroes act called in times of national emergency, the student debt can be modified, and the administration says we are within the scope of the law, and the question is did the executive branch go beyond what the scope of congress said they could do. >> i am curious about the case going forward when it is coming to the free speech versus the lgbtq rights. the person who is suing is basically hasn't started her business yet. she has not faced any hardship, and she has not suffered any losses, and how can someone like that bring a case before you even start your business? >> it is a great question. that is the second decision coming today and we don't know which is hitting first, and this is a procedural question, does she have standing. and usually the courts don't issue advisory standings, because i would like to know how you will rule when this hap

from a number of people, as well as the georgia state university system and the minnesota department of education have been targeted in this attack. may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, dear viewers, welcome to news section 24. the president said in a meeting with the foreign minister of saudi arabia that only the enemies of muslims, and at the head of them , the zionist regime , are upset with the development of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia, mr. in this meeting, raisi welcomed the establishment of relations between the two important and influential countries of the islamic world and added that only the enemies of muslims, and at the head of them , the zionist regime , are upset with the development of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia . has become the material of suffering of the nation, he emphasized that these issues and problems can be overcome with cooperation and dialogue between the countries of the region , and there is no need for foreign interference in this direction. takfiri he pointed out and added that

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education do? i know there's been months of preparation for this moment tangibly. what can the education departmentnistration do to address any shortfalls or shortcomings you see from this ruling? >> well, thank you for having me, phil. first of all, to the students and families who are paying attention to this and realizing this could have an impact on them, my message is we need you, we want you, diverse learning environments make better learning environments and then what we're doing, as the president said, this can't be the last word. within 45 days we'll be providing guidance to college presidents on the supreme court ruling. we're analyzing the 200 pages, and we'll make sure we're clear on what it does and does not mean. within a few weeks we'll have a national summit on educational opportunity here at the department of education with leaders from around the country, and we're going to be focusing on the supreme court decision and what it means for admissions processes. and then by september we're going to publish a report that highlights promising practices in college admissions to make sure

they meaning the department of education, is not going to be able to force schools to engage in diversity. certainly the kind that was declared illegal. the department of education could certainly say, we want you to tell us how you are reacting to this. what steps are you taking if you want to keep your money from the federal government, you must show us your plans. you must show us that you were acting legally, but doing your best to enhance diversity. that's probably about as far as the federal government can do at this point. and then the other is going to be to urge that people, voters go out there and vote for people that will then put in place officials who will do their best in this regard, because it's a matter of nudging people. it's not a matter of forcing people to engage in diversity. and so if you don't have leadership that is foursquare behind doing as much diversity as they possibly can, then it won't happen. university of california, we certainly have pushed and pushed my dean and our law school certainly has been a leader in this. speaking of which, i want to know what y

the department of education has proposed the most generous repayment plan ever. which will cut undergraduate loan payments in half. it has also reformed the public service loan forgiveness program to make it easier for hundreds of thousands of public service employees to get debt relief they deserving. the pandemic was devastating for families across the nation, to give borrowers the essential relief they need as they recover from the economic strains associated with the covid-19 pandemic, the department of education created a program to provide up to $10,000 in debt relief and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients. reaching more than 40 million hardworking americans. nearly 90% of this relief would go to americans earning less than $75,000 per year. and no relief would go to any individual or household in the top 5% of incomes. the demand for this relief is undeniable. in less than four weeks, during the period when the student loan debt relief application was available, 26 million people applied or were deemed automatically eligible for relief. at least 16 mil

as you noted, boris, he did say he's directing the department of education to essentially come up with a list of best and worst practices for college admissions to ensure diverse classes. that includes some things i just mentioned. for example, legacy admissions is something the president talked about. we know it's a white house that's been preparing for weeks and months for the possibility of this very decision, preparing potential executive actions, and also a president who is increasingly dealing with a conservative majority on the supreme court that has been ruling against where the president stands. the president noted that when he said this is a supreme court that, quote, once again walked away from decades of precedents and our ar let saenz was in the room and she asked about a statement from the congressional black caucus, and she said, do you agree this is a rogue court? the president's words -- this is certainly not a normal court. boris, brianna? >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much. let's talk about the legal breakdown of this. laura coates, you're here with us on set. firs

the department of education confirming the timeline. this comes as the white house faces lawsuits over plans to forgive some student loans. the biden administration estimates that 41 million low income borrowers could still qualify for some cancellation. one estimate says people should use summer months to get finances together. >> it is enough time for you to reach out to a servicer and ask the questions that you need to ask and how will this impact me? what changes will take place? or i am a new graduate. what do i need to know about my account and how do i make sure i don't go into default? >> reporter: the department of education says will communicate with borrowers before repayments are due. >>> is summer favorite is returning to alameda county. >> the alameda county fair kicks off tomorrow. the fair runs wednesday through sunday all the way through july 9th. >> just had a craving for funnel cakes! it features rides , games and even drone shows! today is the last day to get a $15 advanced ticket. it is three dollars more at the gat

so, what we will be doing at the department of education in the coming days and weeks is within 45 dayswe are going to have guidance available to the presidents of universities across the country about what this decision means and what it does not mean. i think it's really important that we parcel out what is in the decision and and what is not in the decision. injuly, we'll convene a national summit of educational opportunity for college leaders and thought partners across the country, responding to the decision that was made today. and then, in september, we are going to release and publish a report that is promising practices on college admissions to ensure that we're learning from another and that we're staying true to the admission of making sure all students in our country have opportunities to succeed. i want ask about what the plaintiffs have said. plaintiffs for students for fair admissions, here is what one, calvin yang, said. the victory transcends far beyond to those of us sitting in this room today. it belongs to the overachieving son of a recently unemployed west virginia

>> lawyers from the department of education, the white house, the department of justice all reviewed this plan. they weighed in and believed it was legally available. i should be clear that they did the same for the heroes act and obviously we ran into a supreme court that had a different view of things, frankly a view that we believe is out of step with where the law is. but we have the backing of all the relevant attorneys from the department of justice, the department of education and the white house all believing this is a valid pathway to providing debt relief to many borrowers. >> with the same number of americans who would have benefited under the previous plan benefit under this pathway? >> one of the things about the rulemaking process is that we can't prejudge its outcome. we work with stakeholders to get their input. that ends up shaping the scope of the proposal. it's too early to say, but we have clear guidance from the president and the secretary that our goal is to provide relief to as many borrowers as possible under this process. you will hear more about it going for

a big problem starts with the department of education at the federal level. what did biden say today? as soon as the decision came down he said he would direct the department of education to find alternatives. that's why a said that as u.s. president i would shut these bureaucracies, including the department of education. i will shut it down. that's actually a source of these race-based preferences that finds its way into our schools. >> how did joe biden in this campaign in 2020 get away with the truth that he had partnered with a former klansman, a guy he praised often, robert byrd, and fought against the integration of public schools because he didn't want public schools to use his words, racial jungles. your president said that. does that surprise many of you? >> it does not. >> you know joe. >> here is the dirty little secret. affirmative action is a form of psychological slavery designed actually to stop minorities from outperforming. this is their excuse, sean, for exerting power of dominion and control. if black americans prosper, they would no longer

eliminate the department of education. >> i'd like to see a shutdown of the federal department of educationsources back where states can innovate and expand educational freedom for all of our kids. the conservative vision is an optimistic vision for america that believes in the american people. that's the kind of leadership i believe we need again. >> former vice president, committed conservative, if you rolled back the time warp, there's a lane for that guy in iowa. is there now when you have trump and delasantis? >> that's the big question. the themes that he's trying to run on are christian, evangelicals, he's trying to run on fiscal sconservatism, nationl defense, that's the coalition he's trying to build. there's a big question about whether that is still relevant in today's republican party. i think his calls to end the department of education, that's something that conservatives have been trying to push for many years. but for pence, it is a space that he can try to engage in some of the culture wars, it's something he's bye-bye reluctant to do and won't be doing, but it does allow h

over the course of the last year, the department of the navy has made sink of good strides to educate the force and modernize our educational objectives. today's navy and marine corps team is one of the most technologically advanced ever conceived, it will to dominate the air, sea, and undersea. as we become more technologically advanced, technology will be a crucial war fighting enabler, throughout our university system we create eight continuum of learning to equip them with skills to operate on complex systems and an ever-changing war fighting environment. we are well aware of the fundamental difficulties of mental health in our force, and we are committed to supporting -- supporting the mental health of all sailors, marines and civilians. given the complexity of this challenge, our office of force resiliency has taken a comprehensive approach to data-driven suicide prevention efforts, and prayed new strategies for suicide prevention. we also took note of the work of the suicide prevention committee and will work to create key recordations their life. we are committed to a limited

i am directing the department of education to analyze what practices help build a more inclusive and diverse student body and what practices hold that back. practices like legacy admissions and other systems expand privilege instead of opportunity, colleges and universities should continue their commitment to support and graduate the first students in classes. -- and classes. companies who are already realizing the value of diversity should not use this decision as an excuse to turn away from diversity. we cannot go backwards. i know today's court decision is a disappointment to summoning people. -- to so many people but we cannot let this decision be a permanent setback. we need to keep an open door for opportunities. diversity is our strength and we have to find a way forward. we need to remember the promise of america is big enough for everyone to succeed. that is the work of my administration and i am always going to fight for the and i want to -- for that and i want to thank you all. i know you have been told i have a helicopter waiting for me to go to an interview to new york.

russell-tucker was appointed commissioner of the connecticut department of education in 2021. previously she served as chief operating officer division chief of the department's office of student supports and organizational effectiveness. ms. russell-tucker, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. good morning, chairman sanders, ranking member cassidy, , and members of the senate committee on health education labor and pension. i am charlene russell-tucker come commissioner of education and connecticut. i am honored to share critical information regarding the youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to supporton the needs of students. my big audacious goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a court need a sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive behavioral mental health services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general murthy mention an associate of connecticut connecticut high school students confirms our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad hopeless, and that th

administration essay, ok,, do it again, but instead of using this heroes act that will not be held, do it under the higher education act of 30 that says the departmentf education has the ability to compromise and settle different kinds of student loans because this money is owed to the department, so essentially the department can say well, you do not owe it to me anymore, but i think a, like that will start this clock over again, and the poor people sitting around wondering if i have the $20,000 not, that creates a whole new set of jerking around that we will have to work about -- worry about, especially if you're making payments. should you be making payments are not? are your loans gone or not gone? it is unprecedented. what i worry about is that is the same authority that the administration hedged -- has used doing other things, including canceling loans defrauded by predatory institutions, which i very much support. that is the same authority they are using to do these income based repayment programs. if you asked the supreme court, uh-oh, hey, does this apply, and the answer is no other answer might be know for a lot of other things to do and

administration essay, ok,, do it again, but instead of using this heroes act that will not be held, do it under the higher education act of 30 that says the departmentf education has the ability to compromise and settle different kinds of student loans because this money is owed to the department, so essentially the department can say well, you do not owe it to me anymore, but i think a, like that will start this clock over again, and the poor people sitting around wondering if i have the $20,000 not, that creates a whole new set of jerking around that we will have to work about -- worry about, especially if you're making payments. should you be making payments are not? are your loans gone or not gone? it is unprecedented. what i worry about is that is the same authority that the administration hedged -- has used doing other things, including canceling loans defrauded by predatory institutions, which i very much support. that is the same authority they are using to do these income based repayment programs. if you asked the supreme court, uh-oh, hey, does this apply, and the answer is no other answer might be know for a lot of other things to do and

the president said he's directing his department of education to light the way, so on the subject of what happens next, let us ask the head of that department. united states education secretary miguel cardona, who joins us now. mr. secretary, thank you very much for being here. i know how you feel about this decision, that you said it takes our country backward, the president, though, in trying to look forward as we head into a new era says he wants you, as the department of education to light the way, find new areas. how is that going to look? how is it going to work? >> thank you for having me. first of all, my message to the students and families who are listening to this decision and worrying, we're going to keep fighting you. as the president said, this is not the last word and we have a plan on trying to make sure we continue to promote rich diversity on our campuses. we know that makes learning better, and everyone wins when they're learning in a diverse environment. within 45 days, we're going to provide guidance around the scotus decision, making sure university presidents kn

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vivek ramaswamy will speak tomorrow and wants to end the department of education emphasizing civics education and transparency saying he is hope to have cameras inside classrooms for parents. protests have been on going and expected to continue after the southern poverty center labeled moms for liberty an extreme organization. the welcoming ceremony -- a mural of george washington had graffiti. >> they designated hat groups and had people threaten their lives. it is dangerous to be linoleate that. moms who will stand up and speak up they put a target on our backs. >> the sblc says moms for liberty spread conspiracy theories. the organization calls all of that ridiculous and dangerous. dana. >> dana: bryan llenas in philadelphia. thank you. >> bill: justices are expected to decide on president biden's student loan forgiveness plan within the next hour or so. high court's ruling could green light up to $20,000 in hand-outs for 16 million borrowers. william la jeunesse is live on the west coast bureau to break down the numbers with us. >> good morning. forare the last three years 42 million amer

privilege to join favorite hate group and extremist group and then he said this about the department of educationf our children. that's a hard truth in america. we do not want the federal government involved in education at all. that's why as a presidential candidate i have been very clear the first one to say it i will abolish the u.s. departments of education, which should have never existed in the first place. [applause] >> ainsley: tiffany, what was your reaction to that? >> yeah. i mean, you know, he is asking the right questions. and is he calling out the department of education. the federal government is trying to have more and more control over local public education and that's why moms for liberty endorses only in school board candidates were focused on fixing education in america. because, ainsley, we have a failing system. we have nearly two thirds of children not reading on grade level in america that is a national crisis. i think presidential candidates coming to our summit at the end of this month in philadelphia. we have president trump coming. vivek is coming. governor ron desanti

because the department of education won't refer borrowers. they won't refer borrowers who missed payments to credit agencies for 12 months to give them a chance to get back up and running. let me close with this. republican officials say student loan relief is a giveaway to the privileged. i love the concern for the privileged. but i know who student loan borrowers are in this country. so to all of you. a couple putting off having a child until they can find a way to get with their debt. that's who they are. they're putting off borrowing their first home so they can get out from under student loans. hope, today's court decision snatches it away from them. i get it. i hear this. and i'm concerned about it. but today's decision has closed one path. now we are going to pursue another. i'm never going to stop fighting for you. we will use every tool at our disposal to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams. it's good for the economy. it's good for the country. it's going to be good for you. thank you very much for listenin

[applause] and when we got notice from the obama administration from their department of education, it went directly to our school superintendents that you need to make sure that the students can choose their own gender identity bathroom. i looked at that and announced publicly that our school superintendents can ignore that advice from washington, it is federal overreach. it is not required under the law and they took my advice and we handled it based upon parents and local school board decisions. whatever planned parenthood was investigated and it came to me that they were not handling the issues appropriately in their clinics, i asked our medicaid division to decertify planned parenthood and we did. [applause] we had given $1 million to support pro-life pregnancy crisis centers across the state, these are pro-life values that i have supported as governor and throughout my public career. yes, as president i would fight to make sure taxpayers -- taxpayer funds are not used to support abortion. if congress acts i will sign a federal law to restrict abortion as well as president of the

and number three, although you're not going to like this, we are getting rid of the department of educationuse] and number four, we are going to finish the wall and stop this illegal immigration. now, i am a guy that grew up in a small town. my dad was a pilot in world war ii and my mom was a nurse in the army. they met at a party which was the luckiest break of my life. i would not to here today without them, but they loved this country. they love this country more than life itself, and i feel the same way. we have the greatest country the world has ever known, and i want to keep it that way. but right now, we are $32 trillion in debt and risking the lives of our future of our kids, of our whole country. one day, they are going to be asking you to cut social security and medicaid until you, i think we cannot afford the defense. the only reason on earth that we have taxes is for national defense. i want more money in your hands. i say we start cutting taxes and trimming the government. [applause] now, have a reality series so you can find out what is really like to run for president because

additionally, the safer communities act instructed the department of education and the department of health and human services, both represented here today, to improve guidance to schools, particularly those in local -- excuse me -- in small or rural communities to more easily build medicaid for school-based mental health services. and we'll talk and hear more about that during the first panel. i'm proud of the work that congress put into this legislation and signed into law, and these achievements show there is a strong bipartisan support for addressing youth mental health issues. but -- and i say this all the time at home -- these grants and programs only make a difference if state and local government are aware of them and apply and show local leadership in order to participate. we need this local leadership to use these resources to make sure the assistance reaches those who need it most. what we can't do is pretend that congress hasn't done anything and that we must start anew. that, sweeping the debt clean so to speak in our minds, not acknowledging the base upon which we build

additionally, the safer communities act instructed the department of education and the department of health and human services, both represented here today, to improve guidance to schools, particularly those in local -- excuse me -- in small or rural communities to more easily build medicaid for school-based mental health services. and we'll talk and hear more about that during the first panel. i'm proud of the work that congress put into this legislation and signed into law, and these achievements show there is a strong bipartisan support for addressing youth mental health issues. but -- and i say this all the time at home -- these grants and programs only make a difference if state and local government are aware of them and apply and show local leadership in order to participate. we need this local leadership to use these resources to make sure the assistance reaches those who need it most. what we can't do is pretend that congress hasn't done anything and that we must start anew. that, sweeping the debt clean so to speak in our minds, not acknowledging the base upon which we build

one of the devices that will be used after this is the education department of the ministry of education. it is clear what is going to happen. is in the register this year about 16 million students, this happens that everyone who registers must have an inquiry of the real estate and accommodation system . the house is registered in the real estate and accommodation system . do it without registration . farming, for example, banks, changing license plates, many other centers for body services are known for the fact that the applicant has registered in the real estate and accommodation system. with other device one of they are education, which was in the program, we are going to discuss and discuss, the spokesperson of the commission on principle 90 of the islamic council, mrs. takht ai, the deputy of the national information technology center of the ministry of education , is present on december 30th, and colleagues are working hard to get from the ministry of roads. and urban development as the trustee of the mahmoud housing estate system, be present in the program, so far we have not su

when they are promoting critical race theory from the department of education to the military, teachingnoricans to hate one another because of the color of their skin but is the most un-american thing you can do. [applause] so many men and women have given their all to keep us free but we have our military department showing images that it's time to remind the woke secretary alston that there is only one flag that we salute in this country. [applause] not only is the federal government woke and maybe that's why it's going broke but it's also weaponize, absolutely weaponize against you and we see it everywhere we turn from the 87,00000 agents to come after eh and every one of you to see if your venn now has a charge for more than $600. the ministry of truth that they tried to implement. at the department of disinformation where they appointed a truth is our but don't worry there's one thing in the n congress nancy pelosi couldn't take away from me and that was my voice and i was sure to speak loudly enough that this 1984 ministry of truth couldn't stand in america and they ended the progra

on the balance sheet of state employees, the department of education, and in the capital, owned by revolving companies, so the state pays for parents almost 40% of each voucher , this year the subsidy is 264 rubles. for a health camp, 292 for a sports and health camp and 110 rubles. on school by the way, 110 rubles. in the case of a ticket to a school camp, this 98% is worth it. parents have to pay only 2%. in addition, in the collective agreements of many enterprises, additional mother-help for the improvement of children is prescribed. another part of the price of the voucher is borne by the organization or trade union . it often turns out that the parent has to pay only 10% of the cost of the child’s vacation in the summer camp . which the state pays the full cost of a ticket to a summer camp. for example, children with orphan disability. children of non-working pensioners. it is important for working belarusians. you need to apply for vouchers for children to the health commission at your enterprise. it cooperates with the republican center for congratulations and sanatorium treatment, i