the meeting was chaired by the new head of the ec board, representative of kazakhstan bakrydzhan sagentaev the government discussed in detail new joint cooperation projects, the five have the finances for their implementation, it’s up to progressive ideas. svetlana lukinyuk, about our interests in the eurasian space. belarus has always been and remains a staunch supporter of eurasian integration, we are for concrete actions, this is when it ’s not just about declaring four freedoms, goods, services, capital and labor. create our own products together, the prime minister spoke about this at a meeting with the chairman of the eec board. he is confident that the five countries must present a united front in relation to the challenges and threats they face. yes, the eac is an economic union, but the economy is now at the forefront in terms of shocks, so the issues of further strengthening economic ties are more relevant than ever. we literally have 2 years left to, even less than 2 years to... to complete the implementation of the eurasian integration strategy until 2025, which means there are

as for ec by it's, ono doubt ec bities, the dow is less than 2 percentage points if from the a new record. it closed at a record of 39,131 on february 23rd, right now we're at 38,515, but the other indices are not far off either. s&p yesterday, just yesterday, notched a new all-time intraday high before reversing. and, you know, the s&p and the nasdaq both closed at records as recently as friday. all a last year do you remember morgan stanley's mike wilson? if he was bearish and wrong. but now jp porks -- morgan is saying bubbles are forming in the market and in bitcoin. as for the mag 7 stocks, they're looking more like sag 7 stocks. let's look at apple. apple is falling at the moment another 2.8% on a report or indicating china iphone sales are down 24% in just the first six weeks of 2024. due to competition from the chinese phone maker huawei. and flint over toes tesla sharea shares. so many organizations and media outlets say tesla shouldn't be in the mag 7 anywhere, shares down 4.5% on track for their lowest close since may of last year as tesla germany has been forced to halt all a

yazd international announced as the tourism capital of ec member countries in yazd . mr.jaei said that in the 11 months of this year, more than five million foreign tourists entered the country most of them were members of the asian dialogue cooperation forum. i am coming to iran for the first time, i am amazed by the beauty of the historical cities of iran. european people, i definitely recommend to iran. the first adobe city in the world registered in unesco , the cultural, economic and social commonalities of asian countries made taiz to be chosen as the tourism capital of member countries of the sidi asian dialogue forum in 2024. it has a unique history and culture. it can use its position as the tourism capital of ec member countries to bring many tourists to iran. this city has high capacities for indonesian tourists and investors are traveling to iran . yazd is the sister city of bukhara, uzbekistan. the selection of tourist destination cities of the member countries of the asia dialogue forum is carried out with the aim of attracting investors. several events will

the ec board lifted the restrictions on weight and dimensions for the sale of store goods.ously , the sale of products weighing more than 20 kg and goods with the sum of dimensions in length, width and height of more than 200 cm. the ban on goods subject to export customs duties has also been lifted if they are prepared for retail sale and packaged in consumer packaging in the form of finished products. as noted by the ec, the decision was made as part of a corresponding request from the eac business community, in order to expand the assortment in duty-free stores. at the same time... the previous restrictions will remain in effect in armenia. the transit of railway freight from china through belarus increased last year, according to one of the largest russian cargo transportation operators fesco - 58%. earlier , bzd also reported that the chinese direction remains one of the priorities in container transportation. russian ports and land routes are actively used for this purpose. last year, our company sent over one and a half thousand container trains to china. that's 50%

and i ec you.steve mentioned the chinese militarso let's take a look at defense spending globally. the united states up on top at $906 billion. this is from 2023. this the rest of nato, nearly $400 billion. china is at $220 billion, russia at $75 billion. that comes from the defense department and brookings. they also say they are not quite sure about the numbers for china and russia given that they are not able to verify those numbers. ed in jacksonville, florida, you are caller: yes, good morning. i am going to say it from where i sit. military, retired army deployed to vietnam 1969 through 1971, deployed to iraq -- excuse me, afghanistan, kandahar, iraq, 2060 2007. -- 2006 to 2007. ■xac today, watching the military work, with all of the additional training on political correctness, so i am concerned very much about balancing the budget as well. you are putting our people in jeopardy with the cr's. i encourage congress to pass the bill. host: how? the sp >> we'll leave thihere to the u.s. house.

can greatly help our connection with africa, north africa, the role we play as two countries in the ec of islamic countries, the two countries play a role in the gas opec, in the oil opec and in the gas forum , the two countries play a role. in the islamic world, this has brought us closer together. the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters said that after counting the votes, the results of each area will be announced gradually. eslami, in the presence of journalists present at the ministry of interior regarding the counting of votes for the 12th election cycle of the islamic council and the 6th cycle of the assembly of leadership experts, added that in the constituencies, after the votes are assigned, the minutes of the meeting are recorded and the information is entered into the authentication system. equal to the result stated in the meeting report be the same islami said that this process should be carried out in all the main and sub-areas and automatically transfer information from the sub-areas to the main areas. the spokesperson of the country's election headquarte

don't know, apple doesn't know if those ideas are actually going to fit the letter of the law that the ec is looking for. so what the real next shoe to drop is when the ec sees these practices in action do they start investigating right away? do they start looking at apple and saying we might fine you the 10% of the global revenueif you don't change x, y and z and that is the letter of the law and that is the risk right there and apple is of course, making all kind of arguments against that saying. it puts security at risk of our users by letting these outside apps go on phones and the same arguments they've been making forever, but we'll see it in practice very soon. it's just a matter of days. >> so we'll pivot from that to the other story that's surrounding apple right now and that's what seemingly is for some investors a catch-up trade or a catch-up effort being made by apple to put itself back at the forefront of all of this investing in artificial intelligence. there are some folks, deirdre, who believe that ai is something that apple has missed early on and that they'll now have to

of more nationalities of the asian dialogue forum in the province due to this relationship with the ec group, and naturally our tourism capacity in the asian area will increase a lot. did according to the provincial tourism officials are operating 776 accommodation and tourism centers and 69 units have been granted construction permits with the aim of attracting more than 3 million domestic and foreign tourists annually . to reach 2% of the global tourist market and earn 25 billion dollars for the country, currently there are 1500 investment opportunities and 600 packages. the investment that the necessary permits and approvals have been obtained and is ready to be handed over to the investors, well, we also used this opportunity of the isd countries to be able to let's make these discussions available to investors who are interested in tourism in iran. more than 5 million 900 foreign tourists entered iran, nearly 6 million, and this compared to in the same period of last year , there has been a growth of more than 55%. many of these countries that in fact we entered iran as tourists,

to marta's point, ece moving down being a lot closer to the fed's target of 2% is very reassuring. we have to make sure that greater confidence that chair powell needs is available via super core canoeing to move down. ed: -- sonali: chair powell got a lot of questions about balance sheet reduction. how difficult would it be for him to reduce that balance sheet. how do you feel about the uncertainty that would create on the longer end of the curve? >> this is where i seek signals from waller and lori logan. they have spoken that the unwind will be in the forefront of our minds. i think the fed has already done and will continue to do a job in terms of talking about monetary policy as it pertains to fed funds, and then the balance sheet policy as it pertains to qt. that is what i'm watching for and reading everything from lori logan at the dallas fed in terms of how we should think about the timing of that. we heard from chair powell that they will discuss it deeper in march. we cannot wait to hear what deeper discussions were had. the other thing we have not talked about yet is we

ec thing as it has to have a process once a claim has been made there's been an erroneous block how we going to process that? the rules require that we done within a reasonable period of time. the status update within 24 hours. it has to happen faster. so those rules are in the books. the only cal still some work to be done on the notification issue those rules do not apply tog which has become maybe even a bigger issue than blocking. when you're picking up your phone and seeing spam is that spam has been mislabeled with our law firm in denver they were able to spam. they've taken us off. we had to work through that. we are trying to get to take the codified rules about redressing notification have them apply to texting. companies respond not a standardized process. imoving to the texting world and try to translate. we try to see some notification a redress transferred int texting world as we start to mandate blocking of text. that is my huge issue. that's one way to balance a stretch at the really bad traffic try to get blocked but at least not for too long. go ahead. what would you a

of israel watch and thank you their viewers. until we meet again, godwilly. strong outlook, the us ecranches of the olive tree, seeking peace, seeking peace, but as long as the pillows of our children are drenching blood, as long as... you have the thone brown of evil force, i'm a flaming thunder, tornado, and i cried out, i cry out, oh my god, i free you, i see you, oh my son. all muslims share the same rituals during the holy month of ramadan, a common practice that can create unity among them across the globe. رمضان را رمضان می گویند چون گناهان را می سوزانند ماه مبارک رمضان یکی از ماه های پرفضیلته خداوند متعال اون ماهو برای خودش قرار داده یعنی میگه تمام چیزها برای بنده خودم تنها ماه مبارک رمضان برای خود من. دیروز یه سؤالی از من شد و اینکه گفتن که شما چه الگوی عملی برای زن امروز ما ارائه میدید؟ ببینید این بستگی داره که زن امروز این الگو بدون زیربنا بدون اون جهان بینی فکری معنا نداره یعنی من برای خانمی که این دنیا رو فقط همین دنیا می بینه. یه خونواده ای که فقط همین و دو تا چهار تا رو میبینه و در ورای این مسائل معنوی و مسائل الهی درک نمی کنه هیچ الگویی نمیتونم داشته باشم.

also the ec lowered its forecast for eurozone gdp for this year by 20 by 2% points to 60.m and small institutions, but the history of crises shows that the domino effect may be uncontrollable. the chairman of the federal reserve tried his best to calm the congressmen. the regulator is allegedly making every effort to ensure that the fire does not spread. i'm sure there will still be bank failures, but these are small banks, if you look at the very large banks, this is not a problem of the first order for any of them, this is more a problem of small medium-sized banks, we are working with them in this direction, i think it is manageable, i would use this word, this is a very active work for us and for other regulators, it will continue for some time, one of these days the international monetary fund . the new report also warned of the likelihood of a repeat of the events of march last year, when silicon wally bank, one of the top twenty in the united states, went bankrupt. almost immediately after it , two more regional banks collapsed. at that time, the 2008 scenario was a

it is the strongest ec of all major advanced economies. among black americans a pre-pandemic, the largest increase on record. ask why is this happening? it is not coincidence. it is not luck. it is the result of a focused strategi plan president biden is using a 21st century industrial strategy to bring manufacturing back to america after all these years of off shoring, to list -- lift bruised communities from their knees to bring future facingod jobs to workers in every rica. just in my column ofe energy space, since the passage of t act and the bipartisan infrastructure law, there has actories that have announced they are comingthese products. 500 communities are benefit from millions of jobs as a result of this strategy. this is a we call it to invest inin all of america. his focus on building a clean economy for the making america the yearation r instment. all of these countries are looking to do hydrogen. but no one has got what we've got. not just $1 billion but $8 billion. there are seven hubs across the country that are going to cr

and protecting voting rights ec. you got to have the money.row this thing, this room needs to be packed next year. i'm going to do part because i'm going to bring 20, 30 people in a bus next year. i got the budget for it. we're bringing some people up here next year at least. everybody in this room needs to oom next year. this room is too small for us next year. can we agree on that? [applause] i'm going to close with this, y'all. the first obligation of the first black speaker is to sure there's a second black speaker and a third black speaker and a fourth black speaker and a fifth black speaker. [applause] so i'm hoping that y'all will continue to help me with this. , appreciate it. [applause] >> the house gaveled out now after working on infrastructure and naming of a federal building in detroit after a civil rights activist rosa parks. later this week the house will consider a bill that would for tiktok chinese parent company to diversities ownership or face a with an. live coverage when t house returns here on c-span. >> president biden r

time after time government agencies, whether it be the securities and ec e change commission, the departmentclose in on the bidens and then someone from the deep state a makes a phone call and says, stand down. maria: wow. >> that's what this whistleblower's alleging. maria: i mean, wouldn't this all go away if joe biden came out and explained some of this sufficient? you're calling on president biden to testify in his e own impeachment inquiry after this week's hearing. have you heard back? are you -- did you make that a call yet? >> no. we've heard from 12 of his lawyers that our tax dollars -- 12 of his employees in his war room that our tax dollars are are paying to attack me and discredit my and jim jordan's investigation that he's not coming, but we haven't heard official word. look, if joe biden has nothing to hide, then he should come forward and,s plain. what we've established in this investigation, maria, is that the bidens were influence peddling. we've established they've taken in tens of millions of dollars from our enemies around the world. we've established they did not have o

going to continue putting pressure, but it has to be in a huge amount and it has to be directed at the ec'. economics, which is why what we've seen was being the most devastating effect towards israel and the united states, because that's attacking their economics, and that's honestly the best way, the american public is not largely in favor of what's happening, but they actually don't even know what to do, and at this point that largely are complicit because not much is getting done, and again this is not something that is surprising, the united states will say these words of compassion, they will say that they want. to stop what israel is doing, then simultaneously give israel the funds and the the military apparatus that it needs to continue because they are the ones that need this to happen just as much as israel does. well, firela isabel, journalist, geopolitical analyst and writer at the fiorella, isabel substack, thank you very much for being with us, ladies and gents, you can find fiorella on all of social media platforms and hear what she has to say, because what she has to say i

"we have very strong outlook, the us ec for the united states, uh, i think he has this right, uh, israel is kind of permanent, permanently anchored um, aircraft carrier uh, and its purposes to uh ensure that us foreign policies in the in the middle east uh, are carried out." fall uh in the palestinian uh economic activity of something like uh 80%. prist of headlines in this hour, as the us, israelity genocide in gaza continues with 155 day, the death toll nears 31,000, mostly women and children. "the military wing of hamas says its main priority in a potential prisoner swap deal with israel is a complete end to the aggression on the gaza strip. also on the headlines in another weekend of worldwide protest, people have taken to the streets in a show of solidarity with palestinians in the war ravage gaza strip.

ec says that might not be in compliance meta tells us, this is a common business structure that peoplewas, okay, stop thinking you're getting anything for free there is a price, and that price is going to be your privacy. now they're actually putting a price on it. >> the eu says, you can't track people in this way without their permission, and facebook says, well, we can, but they have to pay if we can't track them that is going to be the key issue there. on the google front, it's -- and amazon front, it's very similar. it's all about, you know, favoring your own products over others this morning, i was loading up on allergy medicine ahead of the spring allergies i type in, you know, allergy medicine, into the top of amazon, it gives me the amazon brands first if that happens in the eu, the ec does not like that. they want to make sure everyone has an equal playing field in these big platforms. >> going back to the real-world scenarios, then, how is this different than costco promoting their brands >> that is the argument amazon has been making here in the u.s. and all across this is

these important things about people, but on the other hand, what is the peculiarity of the behavior of ec-scienceion rational irrational factors , it is clear that we make some decisions very soberly, after thinking well, in some situations we act impulsively, when we act impulsively, of course, when we act impulsively, there is a much greater chance that we will commit some mistakes, but if we talk about examples, well, in the financial market, a classic example is the so-called disposition effect, the fact is that one of the key observations in behavioral economics is that people perceive losses much more painful than they are happy with the acquisition of a comparable value, that is, the loss is extremely unpleasant for us, maybe this is some kind of reasonable response to problems with self-control, probably this is the effect of expectations, that is, we are assuming certain, well, let’s say , investments or financial decisions or financial investments, we are focused on results, and we initially expect profit, that’s all... we are interested in interest, profitability, something else, somet

for his release, there's been some obstacles in favor of him editorials. ec set you up with this being no concise campaign. the west, the macy media and corporate media is not a check on how it's an accessory to power and he exposed that. and i think partly the reason mainstream john of this headington is because he expose them. this is a complex, legalistic story with a relatively simple bottom line. a journalist, a multiple award winning one who exposed far too many war crimes for us to list here has been locked up in maximum security for 5 years. fighting an extradition, ordered the food land to him behind bars for the rest of his life. if juliet assange dies in prison, how different is that really to the alexi and of all new story? it's just happening in a different place in slow motion. and should it come to that? what will the news coverage look like then? we don't yet know how the vonny died, but a lot of people are willing to say that if he, since he was in russian prison since he was persecuted, that put in his personally responsible the world tonight condemning russia to usin

republican supporters for trump are perhaps a little bit more enthusiastic than the core enthusiast ec supporters that biden has. and the democratic party that said, i think it's fair to say that campaign has barely started. we're not even in general election season yet. we're still in primary season. it's not at all unusual when you have the party where there's a little bit of a contest like you have in the republican party. now clearly isn't putting up a huge competitive contest for, for republicans, but there still is then a lot more campaigning going on in the republican side because of her contestation and, and others there. so it's not unusual to see a little bit more enthusiasm, more campaigning that has gone on in the party, where there's been more contest ation relative to the party where the nominee is a foregone conclusion. like you see in the democratic party, i would certainly expect all of us to look quite a bit different if we're talking and in early to mid summer. and the campaigns are in full bloom and both candidates or are out there trying to persuade all of the vote

yes, you hear of this civil defense ec set them up. a special type of supposed to go to school for the trip. is that all the options for one company? yeah, it is a kind of concrete class. once we get into of the school that is completely upset. all right, kimmy. if you look up the situation now the reason why ben to treehouse lived in the north western part of the country is a combination of different factors, unemployment, poverty, mismanagement of public funds, a disgruntled population. and the government. he's saying about it is going to send the ministry to try to control the situation. do you think that just by sending troops who would be able to put an end to this practice? i don't think so. i don't think so. and um, the reason i mean we've been having that new jesup rouge to this issue. it's an insecurity issue. that is the, is call mainly by fee of a couple of minutes and them. so the alluded to that. so we have recently called the p, a federal government that states and up and we have visibly confidently a states government th

we had a conversation with angie talking about what with the various ways that were ec possible ways, is sort of how this paper came about. so the way i like to cook responders likepen research bobber on one hand you have the base any contribution based going down, and that increase the contribution fto and that visitors has been open more and more everyday. a couple of decades ago the contribution factor was somewhat around 70%, and if you look at some of the projections, by 2027 it's going it's going to b 50%. that clearly is not anything, you know, calls for action and then the question is what's next? how do we figure out what is best contribution base to fund u.s. f which is such an important program? and when we were taking a look at this as economist, when we think of subsidizing a program, one of the things we think about is why do we subsidize the program? the first thing that comes to mind is an externality, meaning it is something that the private actors don't take into account when making a decision that something more that is a positive externality that is a great benefit

he went into belmont prison for his release, there's been some obstacles in favor of him editorials. ec set you up with this being noticed inside the campaign, the west, the mainstream media in corporate media is not a check on how it's an accessory to power. and he exposed that. and i think partly the reason mainstream john of this headington is because he expose them this is a complex, legalistic story with a relatively simple bottom line, a journalist, a multiple award winning one who exposed far too many war crimes for us to list here has been locked up in maximum security for 5 years. fighting and extradition ordered the food land to him behind bars for the rest of his life. if juliet assange dies in prison, how different is that really to the alexi and of all new story. it's just happening in a different place in slow motion. and should it come to that? what will the news coverage look like then? we don't yet know how the vonny died, but a lot of people are willing to say that if he, since he was in russian prison since he was persecuted, that put in his personally responsible, th

on monday, etc it will actually slashed its prices of its bestselling model, ec electric sedan by 3%, lot of competition in the domestic space. the discounts are really not cutting through what byd has to offer the market. some analysts are warning if they continue to keep these deep discounts, it will really cut in two byd domestic profit margins. thank you, interesting to hear how byd is doing currently. here in the uk weather are as many as 32 million uk passport holders being want to check their issue and expiry date details, or possibly face being refused entry to cities and holiday destinations across the eu. scores of people are reportedly turning up at airports with passwords that do not meet post brexit exit criteria. it is the moment we all dream of, after the planning, packing and centibytes work for a few weeks, time to check into the well and holiday. for some people this is as far as they get. paramedic neck and bottles on his way to france with his fiancee to visit family. despite checking for their flight online, they are making their way through luggage drops, securit

the pool is such an especial task for full, for centuries, here you hear of this civil defense. ec set them up a special type of supposed to go to school. but the truth is, that all the options, someone who job is to see is it kind of concrete glass once they get into of the school, that's completely upset. all right, kemi. if you look at the situation now, the reason why banditry has lived in the north western part of the country is a combination of different factors, unemployment, poverty, mismanagement of public funds, a disgruntled population, and the government to think about it is going to send the ministry to try to control the situation. do you think that just by sending troops who would be able to put an end to this practice? i don't think so. i don't think so. i'm them. the reason, i mean, we've been having that need jessup rouge to this issue. it's an insecurity issue. that is, the, is call mainly by fee of a couple of minutes and them so they need it to that. so we have recently called the p, a federal government that states and up and rehab visibly confidently. a states go

levy who is quoted in that article he was in charge of ec policy.ho says and i quote i can tell you for sure that i talk to him referring to prime minister netanyahu, about this. that he did not care that much about it. ". the article goes on to point out that mr. netanyahu's chief shut down his team the task force called harpoon that focused on disrupting groups including hamas. so mr. president let's go back to why prime minister netanyahu and his extreme right wing allies wanted to keep hamas in place and gaza. it is because as they have said their primary goal was to avoid the establishment of a palestinian state. so long as they could keep the palestinians dividedd a united national movement for such estates and so long as hamas is in control and gaza it proved a useful foil against recognizing a palestinian state that included west bank and gaza until the horror of october 7. now the corollary to not threatening control of gazaasystematically weak in the palestinian authority's of west bank. the terrible irony is while helping to perpetuate a

as noted by the ec, the decision was made as part of a corresponding request from the eac business community, in order to expand the assortment in duty-free stores. at the same time, the previous restrictions will remain in effect in armenia. the transit of railway cargo from china through belarus increased last year, according to one of the largest russian freight operators fesco - 58%. earlier , bzd also reported that the chinese direction remains one of the priorities in container transportation. for this purpose , russian ports and land routes are actively used. last year, our companies sent over one and a half thousand container trains to china. this. 50% more than in 2022, in general for 2023 the volume of export cargo transportation in containers increased by more than 60% compared to 2022. buce is considering the participation of companies from tanzania in exchange trading. to inform business circles about business opportunities in belarus, the parties plan to involve the tanzania chamber of commerce and industry of agriculture, which unites about 9,000 companies from various industr

caller: iincipally about the ec.ted especially our we have seen in fights over the raising of the debt ceiling that we are spending unsustainably, and especially lookingthe unpref spending the came to the infrastructure bill. i definitely think we are a trajectory to continue to have fiscal responsibility under the current administration. my hope is continuing because this electionecond term that wee able to see some acceptance of fiscal responsibility. host: what kind of work do you do? caller: i am currently a student at carnegie mellon studying economics and politics. host: henry, minneapolis, independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. frustrating when joe biden talks about delivering aid into gaza when it is the united states government and joe dehime slaughter of gaza citizens and palestinian civilians. host:= henry, would that be enough to pull your vote from the democratic ticket? caller: yes, and inough to make me consider not voting for joe biden for sure. host: did you vote uncommitted in the s

. >> we shouldn't be like that. posted toúthe ecs platform.nt was detained and a b-b gun was located. school officials lifted their shelter in to tell their stories to their waiting parents. >> i was really scared because, like i was just really freaked out and i didn't know what to do, but my immediatec reaction was just to run. it is really scary to be like knowing that this could just easily go on. like, i just feel really unsafe here sometimes. has had brushes with violence before. last year, a student and knife . >> makes me want out of it, get out of california, or maybe even get out of the country,úrepeated scenes of schools on lockdown or the coune becoming so commonn becoming numb to the nerve wracking wait to know if there's spbeen violence or just a threat to safety. >> i always feel that this is, spyou know, an ongoingc thing that's happening. you know, every couple of months or so, and the kids seem to be weathering everything. and, you know, it's almost just like it's another day. you never know when you drop your kids off. you k

struggling to pay the new higher prices, gas prices have inched up and 61% of registered voter sthais ecy is a economy will be very important. >> if you deflate retail sales by prices, you are looking at unit sales that have stagnated, they have not increased at all for two years. the strength of the consumer is really inflation illusion, not they are buying more stuff, they are paying more for the same amount of merchandise. reporter: look at this number, vast majority of registered voter in poll from fox news, 38% say president biden has nothing as an accomplishment in his first 3 years in office, growth 2 1/2% last year that number is driven up by government spending. government spending more than double than consumer c consumption. back to you. >> all right edward thank you. >> for more on this, bring in steve moore from the committee to unleash prosperity hot line, and kevin hassett. author of a book i stole out of larry's office, the drift. it was so dog eared, he does not just say it was a great book he read the book. it is very well dog eared. i am reading it now. how much of our

just win a world war whether they knew it or not they were developing top-secret ways to help preserve ecet my own paths across europe in the spring of as a foot soldier in patton's army. i think about how he made it home to my mom and me after two thirds of his company was wiped out. and i think about how these stories are intertwined. how come as one ghost army veteran put it sparing one mother new bride the agony of putting a gold star in their front window was what his unit was all about. [applause] comrades not with us today a grateful nation knows how you answer the call and it's time of need. america will never forget your service. and i am so very proud to joino. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the nine states house of representatives. >> what a great event this has been. thank you leader mcconnell all my friends and colleagues here. today we honor those who pas■#■d tale of the ghost army. private loose and bomb it is a true privilege to meet you all for the bottom of our hearts all of the applause it is well-earned, well-deserved we thank

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. >> around 2:00, san jose police posted to the ecs platform.chool officials lifted their shelter in place, which sent students streaming from theúbuilding to tell their stories to their waiting parents. >> i was really scared because, like i all the police officers and i was just really freaked know what to don but my immediate reaction was just to run. to beg that this could just easily got& on. like i just feel really unsafe here sometimes. >> willow glen high has had brushes with violencec before. last year, a student brought a ghost gun and knife on campus.ct of it, get out of california, or maybe even get out of the country, repeated scenes of schools on lockdown or shelter in place around the country are becoming soúcommon. >> becoming numb to the nerve wracking wait to know if there's been violence or just a i alway, youúknow, an ongoing thing spthat's happening, you know, every couple of months or so, weathering everything. and, you know, it's almost justúlike it's another day. you never know when spyou drop your kids off, you know, wha

hungary, your book goes into ec, goes into social public policy issues.e range of topics. you point out all these kind of points to us. you discuss the the psychological warfare issues that our department of defense talked about back in 1959. but before we go to some questions from the audience, you're not just scaring people, you're not just pointing out prob. you're not just saying woe is me or we're is the end. you solutions you have a way forward. so i'll have you talk about the way forward and then maybe we'll take some questions and keep going. so please. yes, there's a lot of history in there kind of tracing what we've talked about and what hungary experienced under both fascism and communism. both of those as the nazis and communists were socialists. they they were based socialism. and a lot of our young don't understand that in order make socialism work, you must control the people. so, yes, there are solutions. the last chapter is about recommendations. you know what i did i? took a page out of viktor orban's book because at hungary he had at cp

>> isn't that call home ec? didn't we learn how to do that in school?g that millennials you can uber eats and door dash boards, i've done that. i was hungry, wanted a little snack. >> i knew it. >> i like this. i like going to dinner parties. i don't like hosting them. i have a one bedroom. there's not a lot of space to have people. when i'm at home, it is a sanctuary. i don't want to be around people. my up stairs neighbor, if you're watching, i hate you. he plays his music so loud and has parties, and i'm tired. i want to go to bed. >> sounds like a fox family. >> it's like all hours, and i'm like just stop already. let me get some sleep. i don't want people to come over. i'm sorry. but i would go to someone else's place. >> that's why we have never been invited. kennedy, i love the idea of the dinner party, but we saw they are really just to post it on social media. >> they are doing everything to post it on social media. you don't have to say that part because you can assume that gen zers especially can only live online. that's fine. i will say inst

the president at his ec eco-warriors too busy saving the planet to see the warning signs.existential threat to all of us is the ultimate threat to humanity: climate change. >> it is working. it's working, folks. >> the share of evs has been dramatically increasing every single year, and that is continuing. >> electric buses are key to the future. the bus has wi-fi, and even usb outlets next to every seat. i mean, come on, imagine. you can charge your phone on your way home from work. that's good stuff. >> kennedy: that's so good! tanking the economy because of a usb port! she has no idea what she's talking about. the reality is all of their climate policies are pushing our electric pa power grid to the worst, and "the wall street journal" writing "our potential to make artificial children's data centers are pushing the power grid to what could become a breaking point, one of the biggest culprits: electric vehicles the biden administration is pushing on you. people are buying them, but that is not stopping the energy secretary from dismissing some of the bad sails news. the

their health, their education, their national security protection and, of course, above all else, their ecpartisan process leading to a bipartisan result. that will hef foundation for us to continue to do the work of the american people together. now, we've said from the very golf swing of ts democrats that, we will find bipartisan -- democrats, that we will find bipartisan common ground with our republican colleagues on any issue, whenever and wherever it will me better for the american people. that's exactly what house democrats continue too. at the same time we've said we will push back against extremism whenever necessary. we will always defend a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. we will always defend the gorgeous mosaic of the american people. and push back attacks against diversity, equity and inclusion. these are american values, we will always fight to social secd medicare. and we will always put people over politics. and w that that will continue, no the just on the democratic side, but together. e american people. as soon as we complete this work

the civil war overran the place in the south where the printing presses were setting up, where the ecesd out. prior to that point, the south and had a very rapid inflation. if my memory serves me right, something 4% a month. it took the confederacy something over two weeks to find a new place where they could set up their printing presses start some going again. during two week period, inflation came to a halt. after the two week period when the presses running again inflation up again. it's that clear that straight forward more recently there's another dramatic example of the only effective way to deal with rampant inflation. in 1973, japanese housewives going to market were faced with an unpleasant fact. its value. prices were starting to soar. as the awful story inflation began to unfold again. the japanese government knew what do. what's more, they prepared to do it. when it was over, economists were able to record precisely what had hapned.■y quantity of y started to grow more rapidly. as always happens, inflation wasn't affected for a time. but■2respond. in early 73, the governmen

so right now and over the past several years the way you file ec and for free has both the commercialr as i mentioned were piloting 12 states an option on the menu to file direct for free. you will get your refund if you're owed one allison 21 days. >> we did not do it onically how much longer? >> and plus you are adding to the work load to manage all that paper. that means were not helping the people who need help the most. the more we get rid of paper the more we drive people to our website and build a website that can do all these things you can do with your favorite online bank. the more our people can focus on helping veterans dire straits each year she comes out with apt night report. who been victims and takes way too long. if you are a victim of identity theft you can get resolution from the irs to get everything sorted quickly. when i say a fully digital irs unlocks our full potential means to fully digital irs unlocks potential speedily they're not losing sleep anymore we are solving these problems more quickly. there are still problems to solve and that is why our employees

again my name is sandra helprin, i help the ece early childcare educators of san francisco. i used to be a tremendous school teacher, back in 2004, i earned 19 dollars an hour. 20 years later, the average salary has increased dramatically to $27.20 an hour. to do a little math, that's 56,000 a year. to educate our most vulnerable, most in need of quality education. to figure out what your figure amount per dollar is, take your salary divide by 52 and then divide by 40. i think that we can all degree that we got where we are today because of good teachers, who cared about us and cared about the education, that we received so that we could become excellent people. i just want to bring your awareness that the salaries are very low and yet they are, people out there getting a college education which costs a lot of money. to wrap this up, prop c money has been allocated, we call it baby prop c for teacher salaries and we hope that this money can be allocated for that and not diverted to other means although, good, but they will have their time as well. thank you. >> thank you for

opinion of only six pages where they ey referred to donald trump as an oath breaking insurrectionist ec four times and said, quote, legislation of any kind, however are, is not required. section three of the 14th amendment is self executing, meaning that it does not depend on implementing legislation. ketanji brown jackson and elena kagan said, quote, section three provides that what an oath breaking insurrectionist is disqualified, congress may by a vote of two thirds of each house remove such a disability. it is hard to understand by the constitution would require a congressional super majority to remove a disqualification if a single majority could nullify section 3's operation by repealing or declining to pass implementing legislation. it is worse than they know. it would not take a simple majority to decline to pass implementing legislation, to vote against implementing legislation. it would only take 41 out of 100 senators to block implementing legislation which, according tito the procedural rules of the united states senate, requires a 60 vote majority threshold to pass. so, if

details of the trump economy and you were correct in the timeframe of this, the trunk of -- trumpp eces not mean it wasn't th trump economy. it means for instance that black unemployment is lower underesid president biden then it was under donald trump. that we are creating millionsobs more jobs under joe biden, and this is when it was "healthy"lty under donald trump. peo millions of people have healthcare under joe biden then under trump and you are right, trump is up 1.7, i think today 1.8 but there have been fiveen f pull since a state of the unionn that have biden up.w we knoelw how elections are won and they are won with cash. donald trump's campaign. >> by them? >> yeah, that's what citizens united told us. >> how are you going to win if you get your cash seized? >> know i'm talking about fundraising, not his personal cash. [ simultaneous talking ]rais >> if you are actually saying -- he did not get money from china and that's why they've had to i drop the stupid impeachment be from another planet. and i just -- >>n i what, jessica? >> okay. so the biden campaign raised $53 mill

cook county judge tracy porter, whose previous ec per e tease was being a traffic judge like you, jesseg that the don can't appear on the state's ballot citing the 14th amendment's insurrectionist ban and relying on on the colorado supreme court's decision as precedent. katie, why is the media so obsessed about this? is it because it ruins the timing. >> yeah. they claim this is all about saving democracy, protecting voters, saving america, but they just exposed themselves because if they actually cared about that, they wouldn't care when the trial might be. they just would agree that the supreme court should take up the immunity question to see if president trump qualifies. instead they're very upset that this may delay the trial which means they're just, again, admitting this is really about trying to convict him before the election because polling shows if he were convicted, people wouldn't vote for him. so they just exposed themselves again showing this is all about political games and that they're trying to take down biden's top political opponent if with the court system rather th

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these ec printed paper are today's counterparts of those tobacco certificates, except that they bearrelation. any commodity. in this program. i want to take to britain to see how inflation, the social fabric of society then to tokyo, where the japanese the courage to cure inflation to berli wh be learned from the west germans. and how so-called old cures are often worse than. the disease. and to washington, where our government keeps these machines working overtime and i'm going to show you how inflation can be cured. the fact is that most people the early stages of the inflationary process. now that britain in the swinging sixties there was plenty of money around. business was brisk, jobs were plentiful and. prices had not yet taken off. but everybody happy at first. but by the early seventies, as a good times rolled along. prices started rise more and more rapidly, with soon, some of these were going to lose their jobs. ■owe have got in the the party s coming to an end shut down by the we're on top of the shall. the story is much the same. the united states. only the process starte