dr. ma in a report. when we broadcasted it, we also heard the comments of that lady who pointed out that as soon as the resistance forces are dealing with them, they point out that we are muslims , we know and understand those conditions, but on the other hand, we see that the zionist regime is focusing because in this battle and in some operations what the resistance axis is doing in palestine is focusing on civilians, it is on women and children , these media channels that it is canceling are following predetermined goals. see , israel as a jewish government, based on its own teachings, absolutely does not like lies. he knows that lying is a part of his duties in relation to others. secondly, he does not value human rights and the law of justice at all, because what is important to him is the absolute and absolute sovereignty of jews over others, and others must be slaves of jews. this is the same phrase. they have it in the talmud the whole world should not be our slaves, you should go and see this, i

dear dr. ma , my colleagues in the field of textiles prepared a report because one of the main indicators in the field of industry is how the production of raw materials is. we see the report in the field of textiles, then we talk about this topic because it is related to people's daily life. minimum investment they need, but the highest amount of employment in the nasraji industry, which has created more than 600 thousand direct jobs in the country, fortunately, after the launch of khatmon, we were able to prevent the outflow of more than 15 million dollars, and also to one of the important exporters, in fact let's turn to produce clothes in the region. they say that their products are equal to competing countries in terms of quality . we have 15 countries on the border. well, this is a lot of capacity . we need the government to seriously help the production units and in fact the brands so that we can. for example , the example of countries like turkey that are helping their brands they are wor

dr. juping ma from china. mr.... dr. qutb mustafa from islamic jurisprudence council, mr. ainuddin from russia and mr. shammasuddin sharafaldin from yemen for their words and good points. today, the issue of unity is very important. always: in the history of islamization of the islamic ummah is important and the importance of unity is emphasized day by day in the islamic world. paying attention to unity is not an individual matter, and a cross-sectional view, but a system of thought and thought centered on the truth , based on belief in the holy qur'an and the noble prophet of islam and his pure atret, who said , "saqalin" or "saqalin". the book of allah and atreti. considering that today unity does not mean unity in religions or geography, but unity as unity and cohesion to protect the interests of the islamic ummah, all our thoughts are to protect the interests of the islamic ummah and promote benefits emmett, with its lexical root , is a collection with a goal and a destination. allah the almighty walking towards the truth of god and seeing god in all levels and dimensi

millones hacia el pago basado en ingresos conocidos por sus siglas y dr, ayudando alrededor de 51.000 prestatarios que pagaron su deuda por máshos los jóvenes quienes no logran estudiar debido a los precios de los programas universitarios, ya que su familia no posee los recursos necesarios. creo que es una ayuda y un beneficio para los que no tienen como los recursos para seguir estudiando y pues es también es un recurso para los papás que no pueden aportar ese dinero. >> también algunos estudiantes aseguran que esto les brindaría una oportunidad para un mejor futuro. >> varios ir mucho a la clase media que eventualmente va a ayudar a la sociedad con los trabajos que podemos agarrar después de graduarnos. >> yo creo que motivaría a más gente a seguir estudiando y pues continuar en la escuela. serían 127 mil millones■!ade dólares. >> la cantidad total aprobada por parte de la administración biden y harris, que estaría ayudando alrededor de 3.6 millones de estadounidense susana sandoval, telemundo y por otra parte, el gobernador de california que haven newsom firmó el lunes el proyecto de ley av 78, que impide a más de 10.000 e

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dr. troy has a bs for an hour university and ma and phd in american civilization from university of texas at austin. so, tell me, when we have people that have worked in the white house like you did, tell us a little bit about your time in the white house, how you got there, what did you do, and tell us about do you have a favorite memory from the white house or a favorite place within the white house complex? >> first, thank you for having me, for doing this event, for reaching out to me 20 plus years ago when i first spoke on the reviews. i was just thinking, calling, the rules, for those who didn't hear it, what she has been praised for. and thanks. i went to work in the white house in early 2002. i have been a political appointee at the department of labor previously, and i came to the bush administration from the hill, but i had scholarly background, having gotten a phd at the university of texas with a great interest in the presidency. i put my dissertation, later my first book on intellectualism for the american president. so, i had that kind of historical training background. i ac

my name >>ma midco and these companies support cspan as a public service . >>> good afternoon, my name is dr. castillo and i serve as vice president for white house history and senior historian for the white house historical association. it's a pleasure to be with you today. i am excited for this panel. we have a great collection of talent, expertise, knowledge to approach this topic and i am excited to share the stage with three of you. before that, i would be remiss if i did not add fun, historical anecdote to this session. i found this and thought it was amusing. maybe you will agree or won't. november 6, 1947, harry truman held a press conference in the oval office. in between questions that were revolving around grain exchanges , there was inflation, price controls and also the marshall plan, one reporter piped up, mr. president, have you seen any good movies lately? truman answered, never get a chance to see a movie unless they bring it to the white house. the only thing icr newsreels. i tried to go when i am not in them. i guess it was funnier in 1947. [ laughter ] his quip touches on

ma monopoly control of the money supply. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> very good, thank you very much. next up is dr. stuckie. >> what does antitrust have to do with the housing market. another concern that my colleague mentioned is collusion. many of the larger property managers rely on pricing algorithms. those using real pages algorithm saw revenues increase 3 to 4%. property managers increasingly relied on algorithm. 3% higher and lower occupancy rate and local market conditions after heather's article there has been 20 antitrust articles brought against real page they are all in the middle of tennessee. they worked together. the short answer is yes, if mu mans agreed to a fixed price and real pages pricing algorithm was used to facilitate the collusion. they cannot punish and stop the behavior in three scenarios. first is collusion. this is where they work together. they rely on several hubs for pricing but they learn to coclude. the harm is the same if the same as if they agreed in a smoke filled hotel room. higher prices and reduced output. this is not just a u.s. problem. it's hard to challen

mas (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr.y give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪ >>> suzanne somers passed away this weekend after a decades-long battle with breast cancer. her family was at her bedside hoping to celebrate her 77th birthday. instead, they say they're now celebrating her extraordinary life. vladimir kuthiers looks back. >> reporter: for some, suzanne somers will forever be sorted with chrissy snow. the cheerful blond she played in "three's company." ♪ take a step that is new ♪ >> reporter: a farcical 1970s sitcom about two women and a man living under the same roof. she was fired after demanding equal pay with her male costar, john ritter. frequent tv and movie appearances gave way to another sitcom opportunity in the 1990s when she starred in "step by step." >> oh, you are just very cute. >> very nervous, aren't you? >> reporter: often type casts as the beautiful blond in her screen roles, somers was a shrewd businesswoman. she published dozens of health and we